The Washington times., 1906-11-04
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Shreve. The bride was attended by her
! sister. Miss Minnie Ellison, and by two
I flower girls. Miss Lillian Shreve. sister
/ OF the groom, and Miss Louise Febrey,
| cousin OF the groom. She was led to
/ the altar by her father. William NJ
Ellison. The Rev. Benjamin r. Ball, Of
/ Waynesboro, brother Of Mrs. Ellison
| performed the ceremony. The ushers
were b. NJ Smith. of Arlington, and DR..
Roswell r. Wright. cousins of the
groom; Joel II. Mari, and Albert B.
/ Piggott. Lawrence ShTeve. brother Of
| the groom, was the best man.
| The church was beautifully decorated
| with chrysanthemums and autumn
/ leaves. Miss Gertrude Kibler presided
/ at the organ. playing "Lohengrin' as
/ the bridal party entered the church and
/ Mendelssohn's wedding march as they
/ left the altar.
/ The brides gown was OF white French
/ batiste trimmed with baby Irish and
| Falenciennes lace and worn over white
| taneta. She carried Bride roses and lilies
Of the valley. The orange blossoms in
/ her hair were the ones worn by the
/ mother on a similar occasion. The
maid OF honor wore white French bat
+ istc trimmed with Mecklln lace and me-
dallions over yellow taffeta and carried
/ yellow chryslnthemums
] Miss ShTeve wore white French lawn
/ over blue taffeta and carried white chry-
santhemums. Miss Febrey. white French
lawn over pink taffeta and carried white
/ chrysanthemums. Mrs Ellison, mother
| of the bride. wore cream etamine trim
med with Persian trimming and lace.
Mrs. Shreve. mother OF the groom.
wore cream de Paris trimmed with lace
/ and silk
Miss Ellison was the recipient OF many
/ beautiful presents.
1 The reception after the wedding. at
/ the home OF William NJ. Ellison. was
| attended only by the relatives Of the
/ contracting parties. After the recep-
/ ton Mr.. and Mrs. Shreve left for their
! wedding trip under a shower OF rice
/ and confetti.
Mrs. s. II Anderson and daughter.
/ Dorothy. have gone to Baltimore. 10
{ spend some time with relatives and
! friends.
The Embroidery Club was entertained
! on Tuesday afternoon by Mrs. Herbert
/ G. Hopkins.
! EN- Methodist Church. met on Thurs
day afternoon with Mrs. Harry a.
Beach.
Z Miss Blanche Mills. only daughter Of
Frank Mills. was married at II o'cloeE
Monday morning at st. James Catholic
Church 10 Mr.. F'hIed. Of Washington.
The bride wore a charming dress OF
soft white wooden material and a pic
tuFe hat After the ceremony. per-
, formed by Father Tierney, Mr.. and
+ Mrs Fhied received the congratulations
( OF their friends in the vestibuIe OF the
church, before driving 10 their new
/ home in Washington.
/ Wednesday afternoon from 3 to Miss
I Gertrude kibler entertained the mem
I bers Of her Sunday school class In real
/ Halloween fashion. The parlor was
/ lighted with iack-o'-lanterns; some new
| tricks were played and some old ones in
! new dresses; fortunes were told and re-
+ freshments served. Those present were
Philip and Harold Talbot. Talmadse
Thorne. Milton Birch. Willard CamD.
George Forbes. George Lester. Milton
. Westcott, Earl Brunner. and Earl
Kirby.
| On Wednesday evening Lester Brun-
ner. OF Falls Church. was married TO
Miss Cox OF Georgetown, D. c.
George r. AItertson and family
moved to the city on Wednesday for
/ the winter.
Miss Clara Jewell left Wednesday n
( spend the winter in Washington. Mr..
and Mrs. Philip B. Nourse Will occupy
/ her house while she is away.
Percy B. Tripp entertained the Chris
! tian Endeavor Society and its friends
with a Halloween party in the barn on
| Thur sday evening. The usual tricks
and games filled the evening.
| Mrs. Fannie B. Weir and family
moved into Washington on Monday for
! the winter.
Miss Pearl Luttrel has been spend
ing some time in the city.
J. II. Bangs and family, who have
been living in the Cutter House this
summer. moved on Monday into Mrs
Weir'E house on Washington street.
Mrs. r. c. L. Mcncure. and sons, Win
tship and Richard. are in Macon, Ca,
where they are guests of Mrs. Mon
cures mother. Mrs. North Winship.
Pickering Dodge and family have
moved to Washington for the winter
months.
Miss Minnie Adams of Elizabeth N
j. is the guest of Mrs. Albert P. East
man. at Ever bloom"
NJ. II. BrinkeThof and wife have NOV
ed to the city to spend the winter with
| their daughter. Mrs II F. Lowe.
The ladies OF the Congregational
/ Church will give the first of a series of
| concerts on Tuesday evening. NoVem-
ber 8. in the audience room OF the
church.
| Miss Carrie S. Remon has been ap-
pointed postmaster at East Falls
| Church, in place of Miss Gertrude
/ Nourse, resigned.
Mrs Wilfred McCordle, of Frederick,
/ Md. is spending the winter with her