The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-06-24

wedding journey.
The Church OF the Immaculate Con-
ccption was the scene Of pretty we'd
ding Wednesday evening at . O'Clock.
when Miss Mae Q. Roth became the
bride of Bernard A. Lehman. The Rev.
Father Beayan, the assistant pastor OF
the church. 1ofiiciated.
The sanctuary was handsomely decor
ated with palms. The bride was attired
ic white silk lace. and wore diamond
brooch. gift OF the groom. she was
escorted by her father. a brother Of
the groom. Rupert Lehman. acted as
best man. and Miss Agnes Is. Roth. sis
ter Of the bride. was maid Of honor.
After she services at the church the
bl idal party and their relatives and
friends attended reception at the
home Of the bride
Mr.. ana Mrs. Lehman were the re-
cipients Of numerous and costly pres
eutS. End upOn their return from an eX-
tender trip through New York and
Canada, VIII make their home at 1872
Florida Avenue northwest.
Miss Mary Shafer. daughter Of M
and Mrs. Casper b. Shafer. and Donald
Mcmillan Of Newark y. j.. were mar
RED wednesday evening at - r Street
northwest. the home OF the bride
Numerous friends and relatives were
present The bride and groom viii make
their home IN Newark.
John L. McCabe. of this city. and
Miss Hattie n Winter. of 122S East
4 Preston Street, Baltimore. were mar
Iied at O'Clock Wednesday evening. at
the residence OF the Rev LLOYD a. Cob
lentz, pastor Of st. PauFS Reformed
Church Miss Cora simmons attended
the bride After wedding trip Mr.
McCabe win bring his bride TO Wash
ingtOn to live.
Richard Collier and Miss Gertrude
Sullivan. both Of Great Fails. Md, We're
married on Wednesday bE-the Rev. ".
: c. Couchzey. After the ceremony they
[ left for a trip North. They will make
their home fl Washington.
/ Miss Carrie Marie Douglass and VIII
/ liam Briggs were married last night at
( the home of the brides brother. John
I W. Douglass. 17c5 Thirty-nfth Street
, northwest. A reception was held after
! the ceremony. Adr. and Mrs. Briggs left
today on their wedding tour
They VIII be at home after September
/ L. rs Fourth Street southeast
( Miss Edith a. Rowan and Arvllle Red
man, both Of Washington. were married
I in Kansas City. June IS. at the Hotel
/ savoy, the Rev. Edward ID. AIozum. Off
Mrs. Rowan. mother Of the bride. ac-
| compauied her TO kansas City to meet
I the groom, who was unable 20 get SUI
/ hcieuJ leave from his duties in Okla
/ homa, where he Is in Government serV-
/ ice, 20 come to Washington.
/ Mr. Bednan and his bride viii reside
! at LawtOn, Okla.
Mrs. Alice f. OFT. Of this city. and
! William II. OBrien. OF Philadelphia.
were married at O'Clock Wednesday
! evenuing at St. Peters Church by the
/ Rev. Father O Brien. The bridesmaid
| was Miss Fannie Springuan, sister of
/ the bride. and the grO0msman. James
/ =. Cogau.
\ wedding dinner was served NJ the
I home Of the bride. 4Gl South Capitol
/ Street. among the guests being Eugene
/ Herman. Alyer Fisher. Mr. and Mrs
/ OLeery. Mrs. Perkins. Miss Laura Per
kins. Charles Beveridse. and Prof. Nc
Enaney
/ Mr.. and Mrs. O'Brien left on an even
ing train tor New York city and Mag
ara Falls FOR "a brief trip. rfteT which
they viii be AT hoTe IA Philadelphia,
/ where FIR O'Bricn IS widely known IN
/ business circles