The Washington times., 1906-06-06
.ESTLER-HARTIG
NUPTIAL SERVICE
One of PrettieSt Home We'd
dings Of Season Sol
ennlZed.

The marriage last night OF Miss Kath-
crime Amelia Hartig, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Louis Hartig. 20 George W.
Estler. was one OF the prettiest home
weddings Of the season.
The entir, lower floor OF the family
residence was beautifully decorated in
green and white and formed an artistic
setting for the bridal party
Promptly at 7-3o the maid Of honor.
/, Miss Minnie Ha-tig, sister OF the bride.
came down the stairway followed by the
/ bride with her father. who afterward
gave her away in marriage. Mr.. Estler
and his best man, Louis Hartig. jr,
brother OF the bride, met them at the
altar. which had been erected in the
drawing room.
The bride. who IS a tall. graceful
blonde. was becomingIy attlred in an
imported princess lace robe over white
taffeta and pleated chiffon. and her tuIle
veil was fastened with orange blossoms
and diamond ornaments. the Efft of the
groom She carried a shower bouquet OF
white bridal roses.
Miss Minnie Hartig. maid Of honor.
wore a dainty frock Of white silk null
over pink tafeja and carried bunch
Of pink sweet peas and maiden hair
ferns.
Rev. DR. John Huttle. pastor Of the
Lutheran Church. conducted the cere-
nony which vGs attended only By the
members Of both families and intimate
friends
Following the ceremony an elaborate
supper was served in the dining room,
after which the bridal party held a re
Ception Until 1890
Mrs Hartig. mother Of the bride. ap-
Feared in an effective costume Of gray
chiffon silk.
After a two weeks trip North, during
which they VIII visit New York, Buffalo,
Niagara Falls and Boston, returning
from there by sea Mr. and Mrs EStler
EStlers travelling suit was a handsome
tailor-made cistume OF blue silk.
Among the many Out-of-towu people
IL Washington for the ceremony We're
Nh and Mrs. Charles COnradis. OF St
Louis; Mr.. and Mrs. Hultzshu, Of Cum
herland, Nd, and a number Of we'll
known Baltimore people
Mrs. s. Wolf. Of Philadelphia. has been
the guest Of her sister. Mrs Abel. Of
X street
Max Kahn. OF Philadelphia, spent a
few days here. where he met Mrs. Kahn,
who was en- route from Louisville, KY,
: to her home.
Sir ChentunG Liang Cheng. the Chinese
minister left the city today for Column
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quet tomorrow, given by the chamber of
commerce OF that city. The last Of this
month the minister, accompanied by his
children and some members of the lega-
! ton staff, Will go 10 Amherst. Mass.
where they have taken a cottage for the
rest Of the summer
Mrs. Yung Kwai. wife of a secretary
or the Chinese legation. accompanied by
her children has gone to Colonial Beach
Wnere she has taken a cottage for the
summer
George B. Howell, jr.. Of Washington.
and Miss Jean Graham, daughter OF the
Rev John Graham, were married in the
East Park Presbyterian Church, Phila-
delphia, last evening, the father of the
bride conducting the ceremony Miss
Rhea y. Graham. sister of the bride.
was maid OF honor, and the bridesmaids
were Miss Louie ". Carson. Miss Eliza
beth =. Graham. Miss Rae Lilly, and
Miss Margaret Lilly. The wedding was
followed by reception at the home Of
the brides parents, 1927 Montgomery
avenue.
Mrs. Amelia Holienberg has taken
rooms at the Dewey for the summer and
Is busily engaged in the work Of the
Southern Industrial Educational AssO-
citation. for which she is corresponding
secretary.
Mrs. @. G. Norris wife OF DR.. Morris.
and her daughter. MOrTie left Washing
ton today. for Memphis, Tenn, where
Mrs. Morris will visit her parents. DIR.
Morris will spend his sumner vacation
in fishing in Pennsylvania He has
moved his office from Fourteenth street
TO the Laclede.
Secretary Of War and Mrs. Taft will
leave Washington for Murray Bay
Canada. June Is, taking their entire
family with them. They have sum
mer house there. not far removed from
the nome Of Justice and Mrs. Harlan.