The Washington times., 1905-04-09


her brother. IS best man. The Rev.
d, w. Saallanger Will officiate at the
ceremony.
Al wedding of great interest to the old
residents of Washington will be that
Of Miss Mabel Wilson and Carroll Beale,
which Is to take place April f5. at the
home of the bride. The Rev. Mr. Aspin-
wall will BIZ the officiating clergyman.
Cnfy the immediate family will witness
ihe ceremony, h'it almost three hum
dred cards have been sent out for the
reception to, be held after the we'd
ding Both the young people are of
w.elI-knoyn families, she being direct
descendant OF James Wilson, one OF the
signers of the Declaration, ana he OF
the Eesles and CAROLS. who are among
the oldest families Of Maryland.
another nuptial event of equal inter
est, in the same family is that OF ths
brother Edwin Percival Wilson. to Miss
Elizabeth Bonaey Keech. The date for
the wedding is set for the latter "art
of May,
Mrs. r. E. Davis announces the mar
riage of her daughter, Katherine NJ
Davis, to Joseph F. Davis, on Tuesday,
December 6, 1904. The ceremony took
place in Baltimore. Md.
Mr. and Mrs. Davis viii be at home
latter April Is, at 81 Seventh street
southeast.
Porto Ricans. were charmed with tie
beautifully arranged wedding OF Miss
Margaret Bell Field, daughter of Capt
! and Mrs. John NJ. Field, and Lieut.
Arist;dies Moreno. of the Twenty-eighth
United States Infantry, who were mar
ried at San Juan. March q. The affair
was the most brilliant American we'd
ding which has taken place on the is
land since American occupation. The
ceremony was performed by the Rev
| David Wells, jr., of Grace Church,
| Oswego. n. Y, uncle of the bride. in
the ballroom at the infantry barracks.
The ushers were Capt. F. II. DalanO.
| L. S. NJ c.; Vincent Rockwell, Of the
| navy, and Lfeuts. William Lay Patter-
/ sen. William s. Woodruff, and F. C
sWeod. of the Porto Rican regiment. Fol-
lowing them were the bridesmaids, Miss
/ Frances NJ Field and Miss Edith L..
/ Evans. and the maid of honor, Miss
Caroline w. Field.
| The bride entered on the arm of her
| father, and was met at the altar by the
groom and his best IAN, Lieut. Col c.
j. Crane, Eighth United States Infantry.
who represented albert Moreno. brother
of the groom. Both appeared in full
dress uniform of their rank. After the
ceremony there was reception. which
was largely attended by army and navy
! folk, ineular officials. and civilians.
+ Governor and Mrs Winthrop and their
guests, Mr.. and Mrs Douglass K Rob
inson. were among those present. Lieu
tenant and Mrs. Moreno sailed the fol-
lowing day on the steamer Coamo for
1 New York, en- route 10 Fort Smelling,
MINI, the present station of the groom.
The bride. who is but eighteen. was
/ formerly resident OF Washington. D..
c. The bridegroom was born in New
York, appointed from Alabama TO the
Porto Rico regiment in 1901, and was
transferred to the Twenty-eighth Inf
/ fantry last fall. He has been for nearly
two years acting adiutant general of
the Porto Rico regiment
Mss Susie r. Kettner, daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs Frederick Kettner, and
William F. Lucas were married last
Sunday afternoon at the Dumbarton
parsonage. the Rev. Charles Alvin Smith
officiating. Miss May Truth was the
BRIDES only attendant. and Bert Proc
tor WAS best man. Both the bride and
bridesmaid wore gowns of blue silk
the bride carrying white carnations and
the bridesmaid roses.
After the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs
Lucas drove to the residence of the
brides mother. where a reception wa:
held from to IL o'clock. Among the
guests were Mr., and Mrs. Lohl, aunt OF
the bride: Mr.. and Mrs. Lille Milstead
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Boulding, Mr.. ant
Mrs. Fred Hilton. Mr.. Brown, Mr.. an(
Mrs. Edward Hilton, Mr.. and Mrs
George Stott. Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Brown and son. Mr.. and Mrs. Crawford
!, George Kettner Miss Mamie IIicherson
Mr.. and Mrs. James Donaldson, Mrs
Smith, Rev. Charles Alvin Smith, tht
brides pastor; Mr.. Soncer, Mrs. Perkins
and son, Mr. and Mrs Bert Howard ant