The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-04-29


young people to the White House for
nouncement of the engagement. and it is
not improbable that they will also be
ap1ong the wedding guests.
Viscount de Faramond Will have as
best man, friend from France. who
will arrive shortly before the wedding.
The event will take place ut st. Mat
theW's Church about May . or 25. and
the Rev. Father Thomas Lee Will per-
form the ceremony.
The marriage Of Miss Harriet Eliza
beth Crandle. daughter OF Mr. and Mrs.
John z. Crandle. Of Laurel, Nd, and
Richard Broaden. of Washington, took
place at st. Philips Church, Laurel.
last evening. A number of Washington
people were present. and in the bridal
party. The Rev T. A tombstone. rec
tor OF the church. performed the cere-
mOny
The ushers were Welton Williams.
ChaLncey Pugh, John X Frederick. of
Washington. and Frederick L. F'Iester.
OF Laurel. DR. II. L. Merrill. Of Wash
ingtOn, was best man. while Miss Bessie
Crandle, a sister Of the bride. was maid
Of honor. Misses Helen CrandIe and
Gathering Flester were bridesmaids. and
Misses Elsie Mayors, OF Baltimore, and
Dorothy Hill. of New York, cousins of
the bride, were flower girls. Master
Lloyd Kaiser was ring boy and was
dressed In black velvet.
The bride wore a gown Of peau de
crepe, trimmed with embroidery chiffon,
together with tulle veil, and carried
Bride roses. The maid OF honor was
attired In gown of Paris muslin and
carried pink carnations. The wedding
marches were played by Miss Annie
STANLEY, organist of the church
After the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs.
Broaden left Laurel for Boston and the
North. and upon their return will reside
at Berwyn, Md.
Though attended by several postpone
ments, necessitated by Illness. the
marriage of Mrs. Blanche 3. Magruder
and Alexander S. Daggett, took place at
the residence of9he brides parents. Mr..
ana Mrs Frank Be Wallace. I128 Eighth
street, yesterday afternoon. The Rev.
Dr. Fiske, pastor OF GuntOn TEMPLE
Presbyterian Church, performed the
ceremony.
The wedding had been set for April
-. but the illness Of the groom neees-
STATED its being postponed to the 9th
meantime, the bride was taken serious
ly Ill, and it seemed necessary TO again
postpone the ceremony. At the last
was decided upon.
The ceremony was performed in her
bedroom, the bride not being able To
leave it, As soon as Mrs. Daggeft h
able she Will be taken to her husband !
residence Mr.. Daggett is a son of the
late Col. Albert Daggett.
Miss Mary Agnes Brown and James
Augustus Digs, of Marlboro, Prince
George county, Md, were married ca
Wednesday at noon at st. Augustine
church by the Rev. Father Griffith as
sisted by Fathers Bischoff and Olds.
Wednesday evening. at o'clock, at .;
Harrison Street, Anacostia, Miss Maria
Ermold and James Claude Cormick were
married by the Rev. w. G. Davenport
Iastor of Emanuel Episcopal Church
J. J. Appich, uncle of the bride, gave
! her away, and Miss Hermold the
4 brides sister. was maid of honor. Mics
/ Eertha Ermold, another sister played
/ the wedding march A. ]. klinger wa:
| best man Mr.. and Mrs. Cormick vii
/ iiVe at f3S Jackson Street, Anacostia
| 4 Greek wedding, which is Away:
necessarily picturesque. was solemnize'
| IN Anacostia. Wednesday. The paItie.
tc the marriage were Miss Ephthemi;
! Constance and James Ponlons. and tn,
/ religious ceremony was performed a
] the residence of Edward V Stephenson.
at II Monroe Street, AnacOstia, by tn
/ Rev Theodore ProsianOns. high prizes
of the Greek Church I'm Philadelphia. 4
| civil ceremony was previously per
| formed by Justice O'Neal.
Miss Carolyn Clay Rittenhouse an
| William Inglis. of Detroit, Mich. wer
married at ST. Johns Church, George
town, on Tuesday evening. The Rev
| F. b. Howden performed the ceremony
| A reception followed at the home of Nj
and Mrs. Rittenhouse. The bridal cou
pie will make their home in Detroit.
Miss Gertrude Fuller. daughter of Mrs
Augusta Gertrude Fuller, and Joel Mel
son Morris. son of John w Morris. wer
married at St Marks Episcopal Church
! Tuesday evening. The bride was cS
corted by Frank +. Mack. who gave he
away. Miss Caroline A. Barker was tn
maid Of honor. while Frank R. Weile
was best man. Rev. William L. Dew
ries officiated.
Mrs. John r. Walker. of Kansas City
Mo, vice president general Daughters c
the American Revolution, Is the CUES
of Senator Cockrell's family, 1918
Street.
George II. Smith has gene to Port
Rico To visit his son. Alfred A Smith