The Washington times., 1905-08-24
WEDDINGS
WEEKS FEATURE
Interesting Ceremonies of
Interest to Washington.
HAPPY BRIDES AND GRo0Ms
Attractive Floral Decorations in Church,
Home and Chancel While Services
Were Being Conducted.


evening was the marriage of Gertrude
7. Talbert to Samuel e. Boyce. The
ceremony took place at the First Metho
dist Protestant Church at o'clock. the
Rev. p S Truitt. OF BluemOnt. Va. Of
ficiating. Palms, ferns, smilax and cut
flowers. charmingIy arranged, consti-
tuted the decorations. The brides gown
was of white organdie and lace. and she
carried a shower bouquet of Bride
roses.
Her only attendant was Miss ADELAIDE
Heald. who wore a gown of pale green
organdie covered with lace. She also
carried bouquet of Bride roses. George
C. TaIbert was best man.
\ reception followed at the home of
the brides pa<ents, 9l3 Seventeenth
street southeast Mr.. and Mrs. Boyce
will be at home after September l. at
523 Fourteenth street southeast
a pretty wedding took place at $3.50
o clock last evening at the home of Mrs.
Mary J. Summers. when her daughter,
Miss Blanche Summers. was married TO
Harry n. Stull The wedding was a
quiet one. only. the Immediate family
Of the bride and bridegroom being in at
tendance.
chine over white silk. and had as her
attendant her sister. Miss Fannie L.
Summers Mr. StulI had as best man
Robert Z. Meyer. The Rev. George w.
Mccullough officiated. Mr. and Mrs.
Stun left Washington for a short trip
to Atlantic Csty.
Another particularly pretty home we'd
ding celebrated on Capitol Hill last
evening homo
brides mother. when Miss Ada Florence
Steinmeier and Albert Frederick Schaub
were united in marriage. The parlors
were artistcally decorated with palms
and flowers, making an effective back
ground for the prettily dressed bride.
The Rev. A. X. Wright, of Centennial
banham played the Bridal CharuS.
from ''Lohengrin. and 20, Promise
Me" as a part of the musical program.
After CongTatulating the bride and
groom, buffet supper was served, after
which Mr.. and Mrs. Schaub left Wash
ingtOn for an extended Northern bridal
home TO their friends at 129 Fourteenth
street
The marriage of Miss Anna Lewis,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Solomon
Lewis. and Harry Lewis, her cousin, of
Memphis. Tenn, took place at $50
O'Clock Tuesday evening at her home. ii
| street northwest. After reception.
Mr.. and Mrs Lewis left Washington
for New York They will visit Niagara
Falls and Atlantic City, returning for
visit to Washington before going to
Memphis, where they are to make their
future home.
The wedding Of Miss Miriam Man
ming Kimbail only daughter Of sBenja-
min James Kimball, of Boston, to Her
bert King Stockton. of Washington, VIII
take place today al noon in the fash
lonable Episcopal Church at Medfield.
Mass Mr.. Stockton is the only son of
Rear Admiral Stockton, American naval
attache at the Court Of St. James. He
is a graduate OF Harvard, o. and also
of the Harvard Law School. The
young couple, after a honeymoon in
| England. VIII take up their residence In
New York. where Mr.. Stockton intends
TO practice law.
Mr.. and Mrs Arthur H. Hoover an
nounce the marriage OF their daughter,
Pearl Maud. TO the Rev, Lyttletou Nor
gan Ferguson, of Darlington, Nd, Au-
gust 2, 1905.
nounce the marriage OF their daughter,
Miss Ethel A. Lanman, TO j. Paul
Ward OF Washington, on July 81, 1903.
at Harpers Ferry The Rev. James 4.
Collins, of st. Peters Catholic Church,
performed the ceremony,
Mr.. and Mrs. A l. Barber. with their
maid and chauffeur, are stopping at
the Mt Washington. EN- route through
the Bretton Woods in New Hampshire.
News recently received from the yel-
IIcw fever district of the South an
uounces that Miss Georgia Money,
granddaughter of Senator H ID. Money,
| lad been stricken with the disease. Miss
| Money has many friends here, where
she visited the Senator during the Off
| cial season.
Miss Mary Love. of this city, with a
party of friends. has gone to visit
Niagara Falls. Thousand Islands, and
other points Of interest. She will re-
| turn bv the way OF Buffalo. where she
win visit her uncle, Dr. j. b, Coakley.
Dr. and Mrs. A. Rhett Stuart, Of
| Washington city. have arrived at Deer
| Park, Md.
John Boxer and Miss Sarah Boxer, of
WashingtOn were among the cabin pas
| sem gers on the Barnstable that sailed
! from Baltimore. Wednesday. bound for
! jamaican ports. \
| Mrs. r. Harris and Misses Mae F. V.
| and Lillian Harris have returned from
! a two months stay at Atlantic City.
| Mark Burnstein has returned from a
weeks stay at Wav1:;g, Judge Ashton S
| home.
Sol Osterheimer has left, town for a
trip to New York and Atlantic City.
! Mrs George F. Foster, or Atlanuc
| civ. is at the Shoreham, accompanied
/ by her daughter. Miss Nellie r. Foster
Jonas MachaeIts is spending some time
! in Atlantic City.
| Don Morris. of San Francisco. spent
| a few days here with relatives last
week.
Watermelon Party.
/ A jolly watermelon party was given
! last night at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
j. w Hicks at 1921 Pennsylvania ave
nue. southeast. The first part of the
| evening was spent on the lawn, which
was tastefuly decorated with Japanese
! lanterns and flags. Later in the even
| ing the Virginia reel was danced
| When the dance ended all adjourned
| TO the drawing room, where "a musical
program was given by Miss Etter Miss
| Dermody, and Miss Johnston. At late
| hour the delighted guests departed for
| their homes.