The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-10-05
SUNSHINE BLESSES
BRIDES OF TO-DAY


Blessed be the bride the sun shines
on" If true viii bring a lot OF Cupid's
important affairs 10 "a cheerful focus to-
day. for there are a number OF interest
ing weddings ON.
At noon i'm ST. Johns Church, the Rev.
Herbert Scott Smith united in marriage
Miss Henrietta Mclaughlin. of Salt
Lake City. and William A. McEnery.
OF London, England. The wedding was
a quiet AFFAIR.
There is for the evening, the wedding
Of Miss Lule NeaIe Lowe and John
Osborne Gheen at ST. Andrews Church.
at $3.50 o'clock, which VIII bring. out
ules. and which is 10 be followed by
reception at the house.
AT the Pro-CathedraI Church Of the
Ascension Miss Sarah Virginia Wheeler
and 4 Demiuieu Blackstone viii be
married, a beautiful floral scheme OF
yioleJs being carried out al the church
giving the event record as a violet
wedding.
Miss Helen Evans Mitchell. daughter
Of Mrs. William j. Murray. viii be mar
ried this evening at the family resi-
dence on i Street TO Frederick Luther
tTloiey, In the presence OF "a small COM
pe followed by reception to several
hundred guests.
Invitations have been issued for the
marriage of Miss Matte Louise Cropley
10 Thomas Stacy Wood. The cere-
mCuy viii take place Tuesday evening,
October IS al St Johns Church, George
town.
The engagement is announced OF Miss
Florence Howe Brown, daughter of Rep
res-ntative and Mrs. James ". Brown.
Of Pennsylvania. 10 Hutton Kennedy, Of
Colorado.
The wedding viii take place at the
holae or the brides parents during the
coming winter.
A romance begun In the carly part Of
July. ended I'm a marriage Monday when
Mrs. Lula A. Francis. of birmingham.
Ala, and Charles NJ. Hemingway, a
clerk I'm the Pension once were quietly
married by the Rev. Donald A. Mac
Leod, OF the First Presbyterian Church.
The bride came TO this city on visit
to her cousin, Mrs. Victor H. Olmsted,
ana IL was through her the groom was
introduced Mr. and Mrs. Hemingway
viii reside i'm Washington after a honey
moon spent at the Worlds Fair.
Harry p. Emerson. of II Q Street
northwest. and Miss Roberta Johnson. OF
4S1 L Street northwest. were married
late yesterday afternoon at Rockville,
Md, by the Rev W. J.. Locke. of The
Methodist Church.
"A wedding of interest will take place
at Sandy Spring, ND. today, when Ma
than Winston. of Baltimore, and Miss
Margaret kable Massey, OF Sandy
Spring. VIII be married.
Mr.. and AIRS. John Preutiss Poe have
issued invitations To the marriage Of
their daughter, Miss Anne Johnson Poe
and Alfred Tyler. for Wednesday. Oc-
tober l9, az ST. PaUIs Church BaIti-
B1tu of the young people are closely
allied with social life iu this city and
number Of Washington people have been
Invited 20 the wedding
Much interest here exists I'm the mar
Tage Of Miss Sarah Larned Tyler, and
Edward Everett Marshall of PhiladeI-
phla. which took place at high noon at
the ST. James Episcopal ChurCn. New
London. Conn, and which viii be Wit
messed 10y a large number OF represen-
Jati.e society people of the country.
The bridesmaids were Miss Alice Stan
ton Miss Marguerite Chaplin, Miss no
sale Porter, Miss Natalie Lincoln. Miss
Maka Ogden Jones, Miss julia Kellogg.
Of Washington, Miss Helen EitZ ard
Miss Josephine Eddy
The TyIers have been closely allied
with Washington social life for a mum
Der Of seasons past and 90 Us likely that
Col ana Mrs. A. q. Tyler Will pass at
least q short time in Washington this
winter.