The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1906-09-07
Welded MEATH
AUTUMN LEAVES
Miss Anna Kearney Becomes
Bride Of the Rev. Wilbur
P. Johnston.
TO WINTER IN NASHVILLE
Following Reception Couple Left TO
Visit GrOOm's Parents in
Deleplane, Va.

! At 3 o'clock last night a pretty we'd
/ ding took place at the home OF the
! bride. 1880 o street northwest, when
/ Miss Anna Gertrude KeauIey. daughter
/ o. the late Capt and Mrs. Henry Kear-
/ ney, was married TO the Rev. Wilbur
! Pierce Johnston, of Deleplane, Va
! Tho house was tastefuIly decorated
I ia autumn leaves and goldenr0d ana
/ the ceremony was performed by me
/ Rev. IS. b.. Locke of MI. Vernon
I Church
/ The bride. who was given In marriage
1 by her brother. Harry ". kearney,
/ had no attendants and wore SOFT
! white gown of bdtiste and lace and car
I TiCd q shower OF Bride roses and Gle
/ mats. The Rev. j. Frederick Peake. of
! Washington, acted as best man for Ma
! Johnston.
A reception was held after the Cere-
money and later Mr.. and Mrs. Johnston
/ left Washington Tor their bridal Trip
during which they wlll visit the parents
/ Of Mr.. Johnston at Delaplaue, and later
I so % Nashville. Tenn, for the winter.
/ A very pretty wedding took place at
4 noon yesterday when Miss Virginia
Andrews and John GassaWly JT.. were
married nj 1881 Fourth street northwest,
the residence of Mrs. oscar It. IUWuefs
cousin of the bride. The ceremony was
{ performed lE tur bEl4t = uncle III. j.. a.
Price. The parlors were DeauuiullY
decorated with pink asters and white
/ clematls.
/ Promptly at noon the young couple,
unattended entered the pariors 20 the
strains OF LOhengrIus Bridal Chorus.
played by Miss MaTgaretJa Williamson.
/ The b.lde wore "a tailor-made costume
I Of gray, with hat and gloves 10 match,
and carried "a bouquet OF pink roses.
] Only immediate relatives and few
friends witnessed the ceremony ana
/ after q dainty wedding breakfast, MT
and Irs. Gassaway leit Tor trip 10
Atlantic city.
The Misses Katharine and Nancy Nil
ton have returned from a visit 10 their
home in Virginia, near PaeOulan Springs.
and viii spend the winter at the Alton
1 House. Thirteenth ana Massachusetts
I az euuc.
Prof. and Mrs. Jose SIrvent have re-
/ turned Tor the winter from Capitol View
/ Park. Montgomery county, Nd 20 their
] AcTmunt avenue home.
Mrs Lottie Webbing. Of lS45 Seventh
street northwest and her daughter who
/ have spent the past month ia company
/ with Miss Bertha Thurm, OF 1901 /
/ street northeast. visiting in Baltimore
ana AT BdCnmdn valley. " cSLmluStcrs
Md, viii attend the Hagrrstowu fair and
l then return 20 their homes In this city.
/ 50. Dominic's Church. Sixth and F
] streets southwest was the scene Of q
Z quiet wedding az o'clock Wednesday
/ morning, the contracting parties being
/ Miss Grace J. Miller and Thomas l.
/ Anderson, both Of this city only few
/ relatives and friends were present.
/ The bride wore beautiful white
/ gown of netting over silk and a white
/ GGiusbuTp Iat. She carried a shower
/ bouquet of white roses. Her only at
/ teud9u- was Miss Dora Huffman, who
/ wore "a costume of white Organdie and
] ID
/ bridegroom had as best man William W.
/ Aockabee. The Rev. J. A Hinch per
/ formed the ceremony.
/ The relatives and friends OF the young
/ couple We're entertained az a reception
I Wednesday ming At the home Of
/ the brides parents Mr.. and Mrs. An
deTsOn left Washington yesterday
morning 10 spend their honeymoon IN
/ szs III street southwest. after September
/ Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Herbert an
/ nCuuCe the engagement OF their daugn-
! ter. GWiue-tC. 20 O. Herbert OfenS1ein
/ The ceremony 20 take place fin the eTIy
/ fall
The big affair az Newport yesterday
/ afternoon was the reception given at
/ the training station IN honor of Rear
/ admiral Willard r. Bronson, COM
/ manGer in chief Of the ar-.oTed cruiser
/ squadron, and Mrs Broysnson- The
/ squadron is there preparing Tor its trip
I To China. The reception was attended
/ not only by the members of the army
p and navy colony, but by many of the
/ cOtCageTs. The guests were received in
. the War College by Mrs. G.. IT. Thomas,
I Mrs. j. Z. MeTreI, Mrs. a. G. Gleaves,
and Mrs +. T.. Sawyer. During the az
I ternOOu there was dancing in the lee
/ ture room of the college. and even the
lawn was brought into play FOR the re-
/ ception- The music was furnished by
/ the Marine Band In the evening Rear
I Admiral and Mrs BrOWnSOn were en-
/ tertained at dinner by Rear Admiral
/ and Mrs. g. H. Thomas, This evening
! Commander and Mrs. a. @. GleaVes VIII
/ entertain Al dinner In their honor at the
/ torpedo station.
/ Miss Annie w. Ferris is spending two
/ weeks at Deer Park.
/ Nine. do Amaral. wife Of the first sec
rotary of the Brazilian embassy. with
Mile GOdmbrO, her sister IS stopping
at the Mt. Washington, Breton Woods
Ernest T.. Gibbons and his bride.
formerly Miss Mary A Alstead, whose
marriage while away on vacation came
as surprise 20 friends, have returned
from a honeymoon trip 10 Atlantic City
and have taken mp their residence at $40
l.. street northwest, where they are at
home 10 their friends
turn to their city residence this week,
after spending the summer in the coun-
try.
Miss Helen Frizeu and Miss Johnson
are spending their vacations at Chesa-
peake Beach.
Miss Edith Emerson. of New Hamp-
shire avenue, after spending the past
couple OF weeks with the Misses Holtz-
claw at their country home in Virginia,
has returned home.
Mrs. Samuel Bensinger has returned
I to her home on Massachusetts avenue.
after spending the summer at Atlantic
City.
Mrs. B. Harts of this city, is in New
| York city, the guest Of her daughter,
Mrs. HiTsh.
Miss EFnestine Frank, who has been
/ spending the past week with her cousin,