The Washington times., 1906-06-21

MANY JUNE BRIDES ARE LED TO AFFAIRS
DECKED WITH FLOWERS AND PALMS
Anna L. Morrill, and
A. E. Merkel Married at
St. Paul'S With Sim
pie Ceremony.

Mrs Anna L. Morrill,. daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs ]. w. Lee was married al
u:9O o'clock yesterdway morning at St
Paurs Episcopal Church 10 Arthur Z
MerkeI. OF Cleveland. Ohio The wedding
was an exceedingly simple one, no invi-
tations having been sent out. but there
were a number Of the friends Of the
bride present during the ceremony.
which was performed by the Rev. Alfred
Harding. rector OF the church
Mrs. Mer1el wore an exceptionally
pretty and stylish gown OF lavender en-
broidered wolfe. and a lace hat. with
roses. Mr.. Lee gave the bride away.
During the early afternoon Mr.. and Mrs.
Merkel left tie city for New York re-
sorts. where they viii spend their
honeymoon They will return 70 Wash
ington 70 remain for several weeks be-
fore going tc Cleveland 70 live.
Miss Mamie Laura Maddox. daughter
Of the late Col and Mrs. Charles J.
Maddox. Of Front Royal Va. and Hay
wood NJ. Moore. were married at noon
yesterday. at the residence OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles p. Montgomery. Columbia
Heights. by the Rev. Mr.. Jefferies. OF
St Pauls Methodist Episcopal Church.
The bride wore a gown Of white or
gand1e over silk and carried a bouquet
Of Bride roses. At the conclusion OF
the ceremony. a wedding breakfast was
served, after which Mr. and Mrs. Moore
LETT Washington for Atlantic City and
other resorts. They will be at home 10
their friends at Front Royal. after
July L
Miss Mabel 9. Ridgley and Charles J.
HammeTley hoth OF Washington, were
united in marriage at s o'clock last
evening al the residence Of the brides
sister and brother-in-law. Mr.. and Mrs.
\. z. Fetty, 1880 Fifteenth street The
Rev. J. Z. Smith, rector OF Grace
Church. offcIated-
The bay window OF the drawing-rOOm
was nled with palms and flowers, before
which the ceremony was performed The
bride wore gown OF chiffon cloth and
rose point lace, and carried a bouquet OF
Bride roses. Her going away gown was
OF blue silk, with a hat OF the same
shade Miss Emma Huddleson, niece OF
the bridegroom. played The wedding
march Following the ceremony q sup
per was served to the members Of the
family, who, with few close friends.
were the only ones present.
Mr- and Mrs Hammeriey left Wash
ingtOn on late train last night for q
home 10 their friends at 1905 Otis street,
Mt Pleasant. after July L.
Raymond H. Fowler. OF washington.
was married 70 Miss Nettie Bowen, OF
Baltimore. Tuesday night. the Rev. 3.
P Allison. OF St AIichaeIs and All An
gels Protestant Episcopal Church, off,
CiaJing.
Mr. Grip. who has .fo- some years
past established the summer legation
OF Sweden IN Bar Harbor. has leased for
this season a cottage at Magnolia,
Mass. ana will join the already large
diplomatic colony there for the summer.
In company with the counselor OF the
legation and Nine Virginia &c Srrale
he viii leave Washington Saturday fo-
Strale Will occupy quarters with the
minister.
The minister from Peru has leased the
residence 2231 Massachusetts avenue.
and upon his return here next October
Will take possession Just now the Min
lister and Nine. PardO are in Montreal
Canada, and viii spend the entire sum
mer in travelling.
Cards are out for the wedding OF Miss
Ella Cox TO DR.. Percy Lee Hodges
The marriage will take place Wednes-
day evening, June p. al St Stephens
Episcopal Church. Rev Dr. George
Flske Dudley. rector Of the church. OH
ciaJing.
The bride is the daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs George W Cox She viii have as
her only attendant her sister. Mrs VII
bur Lee Smith The ushers are TO be
Wilbur Lee Smith, Carl d. Sheppard.
WiSter BaldersCn, and Royce A. RueSs
DR. Hodges viii have DR.. Clifford II
Stearns for his best man
The marriage of Miss Anna Mary En-
rich. daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. George
r. Enrich, jr., to TheophiIus Homer
of New York, which took place last
night at the home OF the brides parents,
S02 Ninth street northwest. was a very
pretty home affair. Rev. DR.. John T
Huddle, pastor Of st. Paul's English
Lutheran Church. performed the cere-
mOny-
During the ceremony the bridal party
stood before a bower OF palms and
white blossoms. There We're no at
| tendants. Miss Emrich's bridal gown
d'esprit and she carried white Bird
roses.
Immedisteiy after the wedding Mr.
and Mrs. Homer left for their wedding
| journey and their home in New York
Miss Leila NcKnew. daughter of Mrs.
Margaret Mchnew, was married yester-
day morning, at St Andrews Church.
at 10 o'clock. by the Rev. Dr. George
/ Calvert Carter. 10 5 W. Townsend. of
/ Brooklyn. n Y Only a few friends OF
the young couple were present at the
marriage.
Palms and clusters of white roses
I formed an attractive background for
/ the bridal party Thomas Mcknew,
| brother of the bride, escorted her to
/ the chancei and gave her in marriage
/ Her wedding dress was a stylish travel
/ ing suit of light gray Panama cloth.
I The marriage service was read from a
white prayer book, which the bride
/ CO :ried instead OF the usual bouquet
! GOldsborough MCKnew, another bro
I ther of the bride, was best man for Mr..
] Townsend
J Immediately after the ceremony, Mr..
/ and Mrs. Townsend left Washington for
I their wedding trip, after which they
i viii reside in Brooklyn
! Col o. l. Helm. L. :. A. and family.
! left Washington Monday for Annapolis.
! TO remain for a week.
LOST ALL HER FORTUNE
IN AN ENDLESS LAWSUIT