The Washington times., 1906-06-28
MISS MERSHEINER
WEDS MR.. MALTBY
Pretty Home Ceremony Per-
formed in Presence of
Large Company.
BAY WINDOW FLORAL BOWER
Palms, Roses, and Sweet Peas Doni-
nate in the Decorative
Scheme.

Scheme.
An unusually attractive wedding took
place last night at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frederick J. Mersheimer. ~ Tenth
street northeast. when their daughter.
Miss Sara Agnes Mersheirner became the
wife OF Fred Allen Maltby.
] The entire lower floor Of the house was
| gracefully decorated with palms. roses
/ and sweet peas and the large bay
( window where the ceremony toolC rIaca
was banked with palms.
/ The Rev Dr. EnOch Thomson was the
I Cffclating clergyman and Miss Viola
/ SchiPpert played Mendelssohn's wedding
/ music as the bridal party entered the
[ drawing room
/ Miss AIersheimer came into the draw
ing room with her father who gave her
\ away and preceded by her sister Miss
/ Mayue Mersheimer. as maid Of honor.
1 Wh0 wore dainty frOck of pink flow
/ cred organdie and carried a big shower
DolqEet or pink sweet peas Mr. Maltby
/ mad as his best man, Albert Mex enzie.
I The brides dress was a beautifully en-
/ Droldered Swiss made with a long train
I and elaborateiy trimmed with German
! YalencieUnes lace She wore no veil but
/ carried an immense shower OF white
4 sweet peas and wore in her haira wreath
I OF white sweet peas Her only ornament
/ bridegroom
/ After the ceremony a large receptfo7
l was hid for the bridal party. relatives
/ and the personal friends Of the young
/ couple during which an elaborate supper
I was served.
( Mrs. Mary Eliza beth AIaItby, mother
I OF the bridegroom, wore a handsome
gown Of black silk and Mrs Mershefner
/ mother OF the bride. had on pretty
/ dress OF white batiste-
/ Some OF the out-of-town guests here
l FOR the wedding are Mrs Mary Eliza
/ 2eln AaIs6yi and Elmer Maltby and
] Clarence Maltby. mother and brothers
Z OF Lhe bridegroom, from Sprlngman, Va
/ w hen Mr. and Mrs. MalIby left for
| their wedding trip Mrs. Maltby wore
I 2 handsome travelling suit Of enbrOidar-
/ ed pongee, with hat trimmed with
/ green ribbon After a short trip they
/ VIII make their home IN Marlboro, Nd,
I WLere Ar. Slaitby IS in business.
/ Among the guests were: Mr.. and Mrs
{ y rank Bradley Mr. and Mrs LLOYD
/ Brooks. Mr.. and Mrs Ed BuckIey Nr
aRd Mrs. Harry Boyer. Spencer Bliss.
ElDerI Brown, George Beebe, Mr. and
Mrs Joe Curran- Thomas Burch Mr.
and Mrs. John Deards. Mr. an6 Mrs
EarFey Etlss Mr- and Mrs James A.
Gibson, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Hall Mr.
and Mrs VIM A. Hettinger. Miss Lena
Hetunger. Mr. and Mrs VVm Moore
Mr. and Mrs Herman walz. SIr and
Mrs OTTO Schippert, Mr. and Mrs. Robt.
Matungly, Mr. and Mrs J. T. Mofitt
Mr. and Mrs. Sol Lewis. Mr.. and Mrs
( Geo. Mason. Mr. and Mrs. VI. J. McCor-
mick, Mr. and Mrs John Ward. Mr. and
MIS- James Jones. Mr. and Mrs. Chss
Ctermehle, Mr.. and Mrs Chas Magee
/ Alr- and Mrs. " Thomson NJ and
/ Mrs. Albert Mckenzie, Mr. and Mrs.
/ Louis Maltby. Master Mcdonald Mas
ter I'd Maltby, Mrs Daisy Johnson
An attractively arranged wedding Of
last night was that OF Miss Sarah
louise Gardner. daughter Of Mr.. and
MIS- Robert bod Gardner. 10 STEPHEN
Elliott Kramer at the Pro-Cathedral
Church Of the Ascension at O'Clock
AT the church the only decorations
/ were the bank OF palms al the chanceL
I The maids were Miss Louise Ackerlnan
ana Miss May Sweeney, Of Paterson, y
- MISS Beatrice kramer, a sister Of the
groom. and Miss MarelIa Kramer. his
cousin; OF New York City. Their gowns
were DAINTY white muslins and they all
| carried Bridesmaid roses
J Charles A. Johnson. Charles Woods
/ Taylor, Halstead Hoover. Arthur An1es
! Fisher. or this city. Donald Mclean. OF
paterson, y J, and Joseph II Emack,
/ or Philadelphia. were the ushers and the
/ best man was Charles Burr.
/ AFTER the ceremony the bridal party
/ held a reception at the home OF the
/ pride parents, l05i Z street northwest.
! 70 the relatives and intimate friends
/ 1he house decorations were green vines
/ and margUerites-
! Upon their return from their wedding
/ trip. which viii last until October. Mr..
/ ana Mrs Kramer viii live ar ISIS
/ street northwest
4 Miss Eva Belle House. dauhgter OF
! Mr. and Mrs. Helen Il. 10 Use. and
Andrew W. Lukei were married last
D
/ the Rev. Dr. George E Maydwen ON
/ CiatiDg-
The bride was attended by her sister.
Mrs j. Fred Huber, as matron OF
/ honor. and Miss Nell Garges, Miss Ida
B Johansen. Miss Ellen King, ana Miss
/ Eda Hudson as bridesmaids. VIII h
( Gibson, Roland r ROdrick Harry
( Myers. and Burton Rodrick were the
I ushers.
The bridesmaids made a pretty sroup
\ in white net dresses over mousseline.
I with pink sashes. They all carried
I bouquets OF pink and white sweet peas
/ each wearing a wreath Of the sweet
| matrOn of honor, wore a gown of pink
mOUSseliDe and a wreath OF pink sweet
peas. She carried pink sweet peas.
/ Miss Houses bridal costume was
white chiffon over tafteta and a long
tulle veil She carried a shower boiI-
Quet OF lilies % the valley and a spray
! OF orchids
After the ceremony at the church.
\ AIR and Mrs. Lukei held a reception at
\ their future home on De Sales street
The house was prettily decorated with
/ palms ferns. and daisies.
! When AR and Mrs. Lrkei left for
thelr honeymoon, which they viii
! spend in New England. Mrs Lukei wore
+ has. EHi'e linen ''ave'ins sun ana a white
! St. Stephens Church was the scene of
a pretty wedding which took place last
night. when Miss Ella NJ Cox became
4 the bride Of Dr. Percy Lee Hodges
The ceremony took place at $50
! clock. and was performed by the Rev.
! DR.. George Fiske Dudley. rector OF the
church. The bride was escorted into
/ the church by her father. George ".
: Cox, who gave her in marriage and was
attended by her sister Mrs Wilbur p
Smith. as natron Of honor. Her we'd
ding gown WAS princess lace robe
over white satin and chiffon She wore
a long tulle veil arranged with orange
I blossoms. and carried a shower of lilies
Of the valley and Bride roses. The ma
rrOn of honor wore "A white lace rovx-r,
and carried Bride roses. The uShers
were DR.. Wilbur F. Smith. Wfstar Raj
derstOn. Royce Ruess and Carl d. Shep-
pard, and the best man was DR.. Cfis-
ford Ste2rns-
Following the ceremony at the
church reception was held at the
home of the brides parents Mr. and
/ Mrs George w Cox. on Columbia
/ Heights.