The Washington herald., 1906-12-02

Miss Jennie Greene and Miss Sarah KEN
per were bridesmaids They wore dainty
gowns Of white organdie. the maid of
honor carrying pink chrysanthemums and
the bridesmaids white flowers Of the
same kind Mr.. Kemper had as his best
man his brother Mr. Edward H. Kemper
OF this city. The members of the gTOoms
family went to Delaplane on a private
car, rendered them by Mr.. r. II. Kemper,
auditor of the Southern Railway Mir
and Mrs Kemper started on their wed
ding journey and were on the Southern
train that was wrecked outside of
Lynchburg. but, fortunately. were not in
jured
Miss Lucy Chandlee Leadbeater, daugh-
ter of Mrs. Edward Stabler Leadbeater.
and Mr.. Laurence Stabler. We're married
at Christ Episcopal Church on Wednes-
day evening at $50 O'Clock The church,
which was crowded with friends Of the
oride and groom. was beautifully deco
rated with palms and white chrysanthe-
NUNS, and the wedding march was
played by Mrs. Charles G. Lennon, or
ganist of the church. The ceremony was
performed by the Rev. Bergman Green,
Of the Episcopal Theological Seminary,
assisted by Rev William ]. Morton rec
tor Of the church. The bride entered
the church on the arm Of her twin
brother, Mr. Lawrence Chandlee Lead
beater, Of Birmingham, Ala, by whom
she was given in marriage They were
met at the altar by the groom and his
LeaGbeater had as her matron of honor
Mrs George Carr Henry, of Morristown,
y J. The ushers were Messrs. Clarence
G. Leadbeater. Edward S Leadbeater,
and John Leadbeater. brothers of the
bride; Henry S. Wattles, Frank Slay-
maker. and Edward s. Fawcett. The
brides gown was OF white radium silk.
trimmed with Venetian rose point lace.
ana she carried a shower bouquet OF
Bride roses and lilies of the valley. The
matrOn Of hOnor's gown was white span
gIed net, trimmed with pink velvet. and
she carried bridesmaids roses After the
wedding "a reception. 70 which invitations
were issued 10 only the bridal party and
the immediate family, was held at the
home Of the brides mother and later Mr.
ana Mrs. Stabler left on wedding jour
ney. Among the out-of-town guests were
MI and Mrs William b. Lloyd and NJ.
Edward Lloyd, Of East Orange. \. J.;
Mr. Gardner r. Lloyd, OF Princeton
University. Miss McLester, Of Birming-
ham, Ala; Mr.. and Mrs. John G. Bently.
Miss Eliza II. Miller, Mr.. and Mrs Ed
ward n Bently, Miss Mary Bently. Mr..
Richard Bently. and Mrs. Kate Janney OF
Sandy Spring. Nd.
Miss Edith Ramsay, Miss Lesa Ander-
son, and Miss Grace Anderson have re-
turned from Norfolk where they went %
witness the football game between the
University OF Virginia and Carlisle In
dians.
Mrs. James Corbctt. OF Suffolk Va.
is the guest cf her mother. Mrs II. &
Ansley, on Prince street.
Mt and MIS-. William Talbot en-
tertained the Thursday Euchre Club
az their residence on King street. this
week The prizes were won By Mrs. VII
liam Talbot. Mrs. Charles Marshall.
Mr.. Samuel Bendheim. and Mr. Walter
DoHneliy. Mrs. TaIbotts guests were Mr.
and Mrs Charles Marshall, My and Mrs.
r. H. Hill Mr. and Mrs Edward Shinn
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel BendheirI. Miss NJ
+. StruteHburg. and Mr. Walter Don
nelly.
The most brilliant social event OF the
season took place on Friday night. when
the Alexandria German Club gave their
annual Thanksgiving german The cotlI-
Ion was most gracefully led by Mr Harry
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many new and interesting features were
introduced. Among the chaperons were
Mrs. J. Sidney Douglas Mrs. William
Faulkner Mrs. George Uhler. Mrs II. +. .
Robertson. Mrs. 1. & Scott Mrs. An
thOuy Armstrong Miss sara Kemper. and .
Miss Cora Cochran. Among those present
We're Misses Hildreth Gatewo0d Dorothy
GateW0Od Mamie McClcllaud. Caroline
Lee Stone. OF Washington. ROsalle l.
Of Berryville. Va. Mary Bent
-y. of Sandy Spring. Mary Lloyd. OF New.
York City. Milton. T. s Navy. Josie Rob I
.usOu, Alice Chinn. Mary Dent Eva Dent. /
Elizabeth Herbert. Ruth Bryant Jessie I
Murphy, Lucy Douglas Hattie
Douglas, Mary Snowden, Clarence Snow
den. Eliza Thler, Rebecca ThIer. and
Courtney Marshall; Mrs. Willis. OF Brad /
dock. and Miss Philips. Of Markham. The
gentlemen seen among the dancers We're
Messrs. Thompson. of Del Ray. Richard
son. Of Fairfax, Micou. Of Seminary Hill: /
Lee. Selden. Of Washington. Smoot. Bev-
erly. Taylor Burke. Jack Burke. Julian
Burke. Eugene Taylor. Howard Smith. I
Magruder, Dent, Carroll, Ashby. Keith
Norton Thomas Cochran. David Chal-
mers, Richard Chichester. Mahlon Jan
ney. John Agnew. Jack Ashton, Lewis
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Alex. Stratton, Lewis Machen, Harris
Franklin Edward Fawcett, Robley
Bromback. James Douglas, Charles Bar
rett. DIS Berry of AIeNandria and Viz