The Washington times., 1906-09-13
Ceremony Was Performed
by the Rev. Donald
G. Macleod.
RECEPTION TO FRIENDS
Bridal Couple Left Last Night for a
Months Trip Across the
Continent.

llafFdfa street northwest, and Edwin J.
Newmyer. Of St, Joseph, Mo. were mar
ried last night at 7:3O o'clock at the
home OF the bride by the Rev. Donald
G. Macleod. pastor of the First Pres
bytcrian Church. On account Of recent
bereavement IN the family only relatives
and close friends were present
The parlor, where the ceremony took
place. was gracefully decorated with
palms, ana the decorations IN the din
ing room and halls were goldenrod,
yellow daisies. and marigolds.
Little Miss Elizabeth Winston played
the wedding music as the bridal party
entered the parlor Mr.. Newmyer COM
ing in with the minister, and the bride
with her brother, a. T. l. LeclIie. who
gave his sister in marriage. Little Miss
Winston played first the Mendelssohn
wedding music and later "rhe Simple
Confession" and the "Lohengrin" we'd
ding music.
The bride. who was unattended. wore
beautiful gown OF Paris mousseline
built on chiffon and taneta and trimmed
with rose point lace. She wore no veil
but a spray OF orange blossoms was
caught ia her hair and her bouquet was
a shower or lilies of the valley.
After a small reception 70 intimate
friends Mr.. and Mrs. Newmyer left at
10 O'Clock for a bridal trip across the
continent. After about a month OF
travel they viii return 10 Washington.
where they viii make their home. For
a travelling costume Mrs Newmyer
wore a stylish tailored suit OF imported
gray zephyr.
Mrs. Newmyer, a young woman of
charming personality, IS native OF
Pennsylvania. bat has large circle Of
friends IN Washington. where she has
made her home for several years with
her broJker, A. i. l. Lecllie. a prom
inent young lawyer.
Mr.. Newmyer Is "a graduate of the law
department of the George Washington
University of the class of 1902 and has
since pracuced law in Washington.
Miss Maud Mckinley and Waiter d. /
Waugh were quietly married yesterday
at the parsonage of the Holy Trinity ,
Church by the Rev. Father Thomas 5.
Harlin- The bride was attended BY Miss
Alice Lyons. and William J. curtain
was best man for Mr.. Waugh Mlss
Mckinley wore a stylish dark blue silk
travelling suit After the ceremony, .
which was attended only by relatives
and Intimate friends. SIR. and Mrs.
Waugh left for a short wedding trip, !
home In Wisconsin avenue.
A quiet wedding took place Tuesday
afternoon at the parsonage OF the Con-
COrdia Lutheran Church when Miss Car
rs McFaul and Henry Hamer Of Rich
mOnd, Va, were married by the Rev. !
Paul Menzel The attendants were Miss
klass and Martin Hamer. both re ntiVes
of the bridegroom.
a wedding Of interest to Washington
people was that of Miss Lillian May
Mulngan and Robert Mason Barron, /
both of Washington which took place
yesterday afternoon at the home OF the
brides sister Mrs Spencer 4Sl5 Fourth
avenue. Brooklyn. The ceremony was
performed by the Rev. Dr. Macdonald, /
of the South Reformed Church. MT 4
and Mrs. Barron viii make tEeir home I
in Brooklyn. after their wedding jour /
ne..
A brilliant wedding took place in
ShepherdstOwn ". Va last night. when i
Capt Randolph Carter Berkeley. OF the /
United States Marine Corps. and Miss /
Carrie Phillips, only daughter Cf Pay 1
Inspector ana Mrs. j. 5. Phillips. were
united in marriage. The ceremony was
performed by the Rev. G. r. A Mar !
shall. in Trinity Episcopal Church. /
which was filled with a large and fash !
tOuabIe asSemblage.
The best man was Capt. A. +. Hard /
were DIT. Richard Blackburn, OF Wash /
inEton; Lieut. Russell 3. Putnam, Capt, I
Henry Davis. Paymaster ". H. Dough /
erty, ana Paymaster d. II. Addison, or /
the navy, I'D William Muzzey and Law /
renee Lee and David Lemen, of Shep- /
herdstown. The maid of honor was Miss /
Harriet Tilghman. of Norfolk, Va, and /
the bridesmaids were Miss Janet Berke- /
ley OF stanton. Va. Miss l. r Han /
ma. OF Washington, Miss Marie MuZZey, /
of Philadelphia; Miss y. G. Williams, !
Miss T. Turner. Miss +. Butler, Miss Z. /
l. Potts, and Miss Virginia Van S Rein 1
hart. Of ShepherGstown- The ribbon i
bearers were Grace Darling Chapline 4
honor wore a gown of blue radium silk, /
while the bridesmaids wore handsome
dresses of white organdie and lace over 4
blue Iaffeta the bride wore beautiful 4
gown of white satin. with duchesse and /
rose point lace with bridal veil. and 4
carried Bride roses. as did her attend /
ants. Tic ushers in the military service !
wore the full-drCss uniform OF their re- /
spectiVe corps. the others wearing dress I
suits The bride was given in marriage /
by her uncle, Pay Director Mitchell Nc /
Donald. IF the United States navy. Her
father, PAY Inspector Phillips. was un-
able TO attend the wedding because OF
his duties as special representative OF /
the State Department at Monte Cristl,
SantC Domingo.
Solicitor Edwin Phillips Hanna. the
misses hanna, Miss Frances CON ana
Mrs. c. Piquette Mitchell, were amone =
the WashinStoE people who went tc
for the wedding.
Miss Mary 2. Langley. daughter of
Ihilip Langley. of Stephenson. Va. and
Frederick W. SrriebV of 1916 Ninth
street northwest. Washington. were
quietly married Tuesday at Winchester
Va. Mr. and Mrs Strictly viii make
their home in Washington.
Miss Nellie T Lanahan. Of Towson, |
Nd. and Frank Hannah were quietly
married yesterday at the Church of the
immaculate, az TowsOn, by the pastor /
he Rev. p. TT. Sheridan. Only relatives
Of both families and ccIose friends at
tended the ceremony and Immediately
1tterWard Mr.. and Mrs. Hannah left for
WASHINGTON, where they viii reside AZ
1902 Tenth street northwest.
Mrs. Walter Fairfield is with a party
OF friends at Wentworth Hall. White
Mountains. having gone Up in a motor
car from Nara gansett Pier. where she
has been stopping with her children for
two weeks.