The Washington times., 1906-09-20

only members Of the family being pres
Erashears left Washington Tor Atlantic
City and Philadelphia.
Miss Bertha Sullivan and oscar Walt
ers were married al o'clock last even
luE at the parsonage or The COncordl4
Lutheran Church. corner OF q and
Twentieth streets northwest, the Rev.
Paul A MeHzel, officiating,
Mlss Helen Rosa served as bridesmaid
and Frank Thomas as best man. A
wedding supper was served for the
bridal party and their friends at the
home or the brides aunt. Mrs Charles
E. Engle, 40 East Capitol street south
east Ar- and Mrs. Walters viii be at
home 10 their friends after October ],
at their new home Z56 Fourteenth street
southwest.
Miss Katie Mary stullons. OF Middle
town and Michael Joseph Shearer, OF
Washington, We're married IN Frederick.
Sd. yesterday morning The ceremony
was performed by the Rev. Osborn
Insle, Of All Saints Episcopal Church.
Grey n smith and Miss Lilly D. FL
lott, both OF Petersburg, Va, We're
married ln Washington Tuesday after
noon Tho ceremony was performed by
the Rev. ID. i. Blakemore The bride
Is daughter or ). 5 Elliott. a promi-
nent business man Of Petersburg. The
groom is "a Well-kncWu young citizen Of
this place
Miss Katherine C. BlIgh and Daniel
T. Hartnett were married al ST. Peter
Catholic Church last night at o'clock
by the Rev. Fathcr James O.Brien.
The cnurcu and the home OF the bride
aunt Mrs McMarrow, l4ll Georgia
avenue southeast, where the reception
was held were pTetuly decorated with
palms and white flowers.
Miss Blish was attended by Miss
Mamie Sullivan as maid of honor, and
John Connolly acted as best man for
AiT. HaTuett
The bride wore a gown of white
crepe de chine and lace over white tai
feta and carried Bride roses and lilies
OF the valley. Miss Sullivan wore a
pretty white fToCk Of batiste and lace
and her flowers were white roses.
Mr. and Mrs Hartnett viii live with
the brides aunt. Mrs. AiCMarrow, upon
their return from their bridal uip.
A psettv little home wedding took
place Yesterday at noon at the apart
mert Of Mrs Annie Ross I'm the Decatur,
Reeves. became the wife of George NJ
Rommel. GuldenTod, palms. and white
blossoms formed the decorations and
the ceremony was performed by the
Rev. p. ". Jenries, of the Second
Methodist Church South. The bride
gown was a lace robe over white mes
saline satin and she carried shower
of Bride roses and lilies of the valley.
After the ceremony a wedding break
fast was served To the bridal party.
Mr. and Mrs R0mmel viii make their
home at the Decatur. Mr.. Rommel IS
IN charge of one of the departments In
the Bureau of Animal Industry, Depart
ment of Agriculture
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. John Ed
wards 106 J. street northwest, was the
scene OF q pretty wedding last ntghI I
at s 80, when their daughter. Miss Mary
T.. Edwards became tie bride Of CIdud- !
ius ] Neis formerly Of Galveston, Tex
Goldenrod and ferns formed the deco /
rations rhrouzhout ;he parlor, where [
the ceremony was perforn1ec- and the /
halls and dining room. TIE heN- 1
DCnald c. Macleod, pastor Of the Flrst !
Presbyterian Church. was the oIlela'ihg 4
Miss Edwards. who was given in mar /
riagc hy her father, wore becoming I
gown OF white chiffon batiste. She wore I
no veil. but a spray Of roses IN her /
roses Miss Mamie +. Selung+r Was
the maid OF honor and the brides only |
attendant. Her goWr was or Whte /
batiste.
After the ceremony. which was az
tended only by relatives ana intimate
friends of the young couple. "a recep-
Mr. and an RIrs. Neis will be ct home
after October / I'm their apartment in
The Navarro.
Mrs. Neie who is n young woman 4
,f charming and attractive personality.
is a Washington girl and graduate
Of the Washington schools. Mr.. Neis
Is a graduate of the law department
Of the Georgetown University
AN AMERICAN CATHEDRAL.
The largest and costliest building thus
ar undertaken IN New York, the city
IF Immense structures is the magnif-
cent SI0.O00.0 coo Episcopal Cathedral of
- TohD tho nfvfne now being erected