The Washington times., 1906-10-10
Miss Conner Becomes Bride
of J. Webster Manning
This Evening.
AT HOME OF THE BRIDE
Both Were Members Of Business
High School Class of
1908.

VIII eliminate "a romance which began
in the school days of the prospective
bride and bridegroom. Miss Conner and
Mr. Manning were school mates at lne
Business High School. graduating with
the class Of 1909. Both were exceed
inly popular at that Institution. Miss
Conner being the president OF her class
and Mr.. Manning the captain of Com
pony +, OF the High School Cadets
tina year
The boy and girl affection Of the
school days has continued since then
with the marriage tonight as the re
suit.
After the ceremony there VIII be
reception at the home Of the brides
parents and later the young people
will leave Washington for an extended
wedding tour
Miss Alma Florence Richardson and
Walter Richard Frey VIII be married
tonight at the home of the bride 29l0
FIagler place The bride is the daughter
of DIT and Mrs. L. J. Richardson. OW-
ing 10 illness in the family the eere-
m0ny will be attended only by members
of both families and q few very inI-
mate friends.
An interesting wedding tonight viii
be that Of Miss Harriet Sodeu Young,
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. n. +. Young,
l6li Newton street northwest, 10 Joseph
Hough. Of Forest Hin, LoudOun coun-
ty, Va.
The wedding Will be strictly q family
affair. and viii take place al s o'clock
at the home OF the brides parents.
An unusually interesting wedding Will
take place tonight at O'Clock at the
Calvary Baptist Church. when Miss
Amy Louise Warn will become the bride
Of otto Louis Neerhoh.
Miss Warn is the daughter of MIR. and
Mrs Gilbert s. Warn. of gl3 Rhode Is
land avenue. and Mr.. Veerhoff IS a well
known washington man and tie pro-
urietOr of Veerhon's Art Galleries. The
church viii be aTustiCaliy decorated IN
palms and chrysauthemums and the
ceremony viii be performed by the Rev
3. II. Greene, pastor OF the cHurcn- Miss
Warn viii be attended by her sister,
Miss Abby Warn, as maid OF nonOr. and
Mr. NeeThOn viii have as his best man
his cousin. DR.. Ralph Lang. OF Balti-
more,
Miss Lula Veerhon, sister OF the
bridegrOUm-eleCt and the three cousins
Fort Scott Kan, Miss Elsie DOOlittle.
OF Hamilton Canada. and Miss Alleue
Willett, of Newport News, Va, VIII be
the bridesmaids.
Shelby Clark, Lawrence Hitchcock, OF
Cleveland, Ohio; Tom Davis, of Harris
Vile W. Va. and Clarence Whitmorc,
OF Washington, viii be the ushers.
After the ceremony there viii De re-
ceptiOn for the bridal party and the two
families al the home OF the pride par
euts, and later the young couple Will
leave Washington for their bridal trip.
The Rev. Father Ryan. Of the Holy
Trinity Church of Georgetown. ofilCi-
ated yesterday noon at the marriage
of Miss Catherine McGOwan, daughter
Of the late Mr.. and Mrs NJ. A. Nc
Gowan, and Z. Sarsiield Cunnin, OF Con-
only the relatives of both the bride
and bridegroom attended the ceremony,
and Immediately afterWaTd Mr.. and
Mrs Cunnin left Washington for
Canadian wedding tour. Their future
home will be in WatertOwn, Conn.
Miss Florence Irene Metz and Charles
A Gordon. of Pine Bluff, Ark, viii be
married tonight at y clock at the
Church OF the Reformation on Capitol
Hin.
Miss Metz viii have for her maid OF
honor Miss Gertrude jenkins, or Stras-
burg, Va, and the best man Will be
Ernest GuaTd. OF Washington.
Mr. Gordon was formerly OF WASH
ington. and the bride is the daughter
OF Mr.. ana Mrs. Henry Metz, OF 4U1
New Jersey avenue southeast.
Daniel Morton sIIfer and Miss Marion
Simms, both of Washington, were mar
ried in Rockville yesterday by the Rev.
Thomas J. Packard. rector OF Christ
Episcopal Church
St. PauTs Roman Catholic Church, of
Al Non s1lIT- Of Flrs.f
wc.lding of Miss Mamie A Barnes and
Joseph A Boyle, both Of Washington
The ceremony was performed by TIE
Rev Father JOscTh A. FOiey and I'M
mediately after the Wedding Mr.. END
Mrs. BOYLE left for a Northern wedding
trfp. After November ! Mr.. and Mrs.
BOYLE will make their home at l224 )
street northwest
Miss Mary Selona Hurncr. daughter OF
Mr.. ana Mrs. William Horner. of this
city, was married at the Westminster
Presbyterian Church in Baltimore, Mon
day to James Steward, of ElllcCtt city, !
Md The Rev. William y. Way, assisted I
nv the Rev. Dr. Robert Kerr, Officiated.
The wedding was quite al imposing
one the bride entering the church on
the arm Of her cousin, JOHN \. McCaf- !
ferty, By whom she was given in mar
riage-
The bridesmaids were Miss Dorothy
Horner. Of Ashland, Baltimore county,
cousin Of the bride, Miss Margaret Lee, |
OF Chicago; Miss Reba Steward, and
Miss Grace Steward, sisters OF the
groom; Miss Sarah Cover and Miss Mary
Mann of Orangev.ile, Baltimore county. !
William +. Steward, the groom's brohl- |
or. WAS best man. The usEcrs were
Joshua Horner jr., and Morris /. |
Horner, cousins OF the bride. Frank L !
He'll T.. Lee CrOuin, w Saunders
Carr, 1r, and Amos a. Reedcr. ir. Miss /
ShefiOe played the wedding marches. /
Palms tastefuly decorated the altar
of the church.
\ number OF Washington people at |
tended the wedding.
That the nuptials of Miss Charlotte c. |
Burke, daughter of the millionaire leath- !
er man af Philadelphia. might be fit-
tingly observed, 4. Coz orchid plants, each /
with eight flowers and every flower |
worth OF the market $50, are being
cultivated.
The Misses Boyd have returned to |
their H street house for the winter |
Miss Boyd spent the latter part of the |
summer in Boston and the seashore and |
mountain resorts, and joined Her sisters
AT their country place before their re- /
turn 10 the city.
Mrs. Edna KimbaH Ferris. of Port