The Washington times., 1906-10-04
5 IN THE CIRCLE OF SOCIETY -
Cobb PoStlethWaite Wedding
SOIemnized at ST. Johns
Number of New York Society People .Mingle With
WashingtonianS to Witness Ceremony in
Beautifully Decorated Church.

tended and the ceremony, which was
/ witnessed only by members of the fam
] lily, wss performed by the Rev. George
/ Brodtnage, Of ST Johns Lutheran
/ Church.
After a reception and supper for the
/ bridal party. Mr. and Mrs Monk left
! Washington for ii Northern wedding
! tour. going first 10 New York Mrs.
( Monk wore, when going away, q m0dIsh
dark blue brOadCl0th costume.
Upon their return Mr.. and Mrs. Monk
| VIII reside at the Darlington.
The Church Of the Haly Comforter.
at Fourteenth and East Capitol streets,
was the scene Of a quiet. pretty we'd
ding yesterday afternoon, at 2 o'clock,
when Miss Mary 4. Whalley, daughter
OF Mr. and Mrs. Edward Whalley, lZls
Georgia avenue southeast, was married
TO Lc Grande White.
The Rev Father Joseph J. Mcguire
! read the marriage service ant the only
/ attendants were the brides sister. Miss
Anna Whalley. and her brother, William
). WhalIey who acted as best man Tor
/ Mr. White.
Miss WhaIey wore as her wedding
I gown travelling suit Of gray and d
gray hat and her maid Of honor also
Wore gray
Immediately after the ceremony. Mr..
and Mrs. White left Washington for
Philadelphia. Buffalo, and Niagara
Falls.
After November 1 they VIII be at
nome at 2ll Thirteenth street southeast.
Miss Bertha l.. Miles and James +.
CrHndle. both OF Laurel Md, were
married yesterday at the North Capitol
Methodist Episcopal Church, by the Rev.
Alexander ElelaskI
4Ee bride gown was Of white crepe
de chine and lace and she wore "A large
white hat and carried q shower of
American Beauty roses.
ton the maid of honor. wore a gown
OF pale blue silk null and lace and
carried bridesmaid roses. Mr.. Craudle
had as his best man Wuber J.. FoOkes.
Of Washington. After the ceremony.
which was attended only by relatives
and few friends, Mr.. and Mrs. Craudle
leIt for southern wedding tour
One Of next weeks weddings viii be
mat or Miss amy Warn, daughter OF
Nr. and Mrs. Gilbert S Warn, or Rhode
island avenue, 10 otto l. NeeThOm
Ihe wedding VIII take place at S O o.clock.
Calvary Baptist Church. The Rev. DR.
Greene VIII 0fhciaJe.
Miss Warn viii have for her maid
Of honor Miss Abby Warn, her sister
Lang, Of Baltimore, viii act as best
maE- The bridesmaids VIII be Miss
Lula NeeTHOff. sister OF the bridegroom,
and the brides three cousins, Miss
Mamma Gum, OF Fort Scott. Kan; Miss
Elsie DOolittle, OF Hamilton, Canada,
and Miss Allene Wilett, OF Newport
News, Va
Shelby Clark. Lawrence Hitchcock. I
Of Cleveland, Ohio; Tom Davis. of Har-
Tisyille. w Va. and Clarence Whit
more or Washington. VIII be the usheTs.
After the ceremony, wedding recep- |
ion VIII be held only tor the bridal
party and relatives. at the home OF
The brides parents.
D. \. Colt. of PoOlesviile, ND, and
Liuwood Hayes. of Barnesville, Md, /
were married in ST. Patuck's Catholic
Church yesterday, by the Rev. Thomas
B. McGuigeu. Miss Carrie GOtt sister
Of the bride, and Leo HAYES. brother 9f
the bridegroom, were the only attend
ants.
The Rev. Father P. J. O'Conneu oni- /
Ciated at a quiet wedding last night at
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Lewis 1
became the bride OF Charles T. cross.
The ceremony took place at s o'clock. /
Miss Lewis bridal gown was "a bscam- /
ing white frOck and she wore g. large |
white hat. Mrs. Marie Elliott L3seIess !
was the matTon OF honor. and the best /
man for Mr.. Cross, was Joseph Norris /
After . Northern wedding trip OF /
about two weeks, AIr. and Mrs Cross /
VIII make their home IN Washington.
A beautiful home wedding last night /
was that of Miss Mabel u. HerCus and /
Charles Just which took place at 7.3JI
o'clock at the home OF the brides sister.
Miss Lille HeTCUs, 90l Virginia avenue /
southwest. Palms, ferns. and cut /
flowers formed the decorations through /
oHt the house and the bay-WindOw iu
which the ceremony took place was /
banked with palms. The Rev. j.. ".
Skellinger read the marriage service !
and the bride and bridegroom kuelt be-
fore white prleu dieu prettily arranged /
with roses and white ribbons. Only
relatives were present at The ceremony
which was followed by large reCep-
ton
Miss Mabel Linton played the wedding
music as the bridal party entered the
parl0T. Miss Hercus' wedding gown
was OF white crepe de chine over silk
made with q long train and she carried
Il huge shower of roses and lilies of
the valley. She Wore no ven but q
spray Of roses and lilies IN her hair.
Miss Mildred Hercus, the brides SIS
gown was of white net over pink taffcta
and she carried Bridesmaid roses. Mr..
Justs best man was Raymond Williams |
Miss Lille HerCus. the brides sister /
wore a beautiful gown of pale blue
chiffon cloth.
After the reception SIr. and Mrs. Just
left Washington for Niagara and other
costume was stylish tailored suit Of
green bToadclOth and a green hat. Upon
heir return they viii make heir home
at sos street northeast,
Among the cut-Of-tOWu guests at the
wedding were the brides grandparents.
Hon. and Mrs II. c. Hoover, from Phil
idelphia, Pa.