The Washington times., 1906-06-24
Forster-Felter Nuptials.

The marriage of Miss Caroline Emily
Felter and Leopold Henry Forster took
place last Wednesday night at S O'Clock
at the residence of the brides pareuts-
MI and Mrs Theopile Felter The par
lors presented beautiful sight in their
decorations OF daisies and potted plants
and palms, and made a pretty setting
for the bridal party The marriage .cere-
mony was performed by the Rev. Father
Bevans- The bride. who is a very pretty
and attractive girl. was given sway by
her father. The bridal gown OF Srus-
sells net, trimmed with point lace. was
made princess. and orange blossoms
adorned the tuile vel, and she carried A
bouquet Of Bride roses.
A handsome diamond and pearl neck
lace the gift OF her parents, were the
only jewels worn Mrs. Elizabeth w.
ziemann, sister OF the bride, her only
attendant, wore a very dainty gown and
carried a bouquet Of white pinks. Fred
erick p. Forster. brother OF the groom.
was the best man a large gatherinc.
OF friends and relatives filed the house.
A buffet luncheon was served in the din
fcs rooms after the ceremony. The
wedding presents. which were unusually
handsome. were displayed. A number
OF out-Of-town guests were present.
ameng them Mrs Bauermeister. Miss
josephine Forster. Z A Bode. Miss
Kate Halk. Mrs. Edward ShieI. and Miss
Mary Venite. Mr.. and Mrs. Forster left
Washington late in the evening on a late
trs.in for an extended northern trip
Tie funeral of Mrs. Mildred J. Reed
er look place last Tuesday afternoon at
O'Clock from the Mt. Carmel Baptist
Ck=rch- Mrs Reeder. who resided at
1916 Fifth street northwest. is survived
~ her husband. three sons one daugh-
ter. two sisters, and one brother. She
was a sister or Mrs. Sarah Reed and
Madison Mcdaniel. of Orange. Va.
A building permit was issued last week
to Victor A Hugo for q one-story brick
warehouse at 4S8 o street northwest.
Tne architect is julius Wenig, and the
mated cost Of the structure is 100.
F. II. Linthicum, Of 21l6 First street
northwest, who for some time has been
planning 20 go 10 Ocean City with the
high school cadets as the captain OF an
alumni company, has found that IL viii
be impossible for him 20 obtain leave OF
absence from his work.
Hattie S MarAon has transferred
piece Of ground on Florida avenue north
west, near Third street, TO Isaac w.
Burkart. for consideration of SO
The funeral of Philip II. Byrd took
place last Tuesday afternoon at O'Clock
northwest. The services were attended
by q large number of relatives and
friends OF the deceased.
Closing exercises az the GonZaga
School last Tuesday evening. which We're
of patriotic. musical. and dramatic
character, drew a large audience OF en-
thusIastic friends 10 the school hall.
The address Of the evening was given
by Prof J. c. Monaghan. and the stu
dent numbers on the program included
the Welcome" by Gonzaga Stars: My
Own United States by Little George
Washingtons. "A Harvest Scene" and
an operetta in two acts. The Bell in the
Forest
Music was under the direction of Prof.
Macklin, who has esSayed the difficult
task OF training the student body IN the
Gregorien church music The purity Cf
tone and sense of rhythm OF the pupils
reflected great credit upon the instructor
The following eighth grade pupils are
going 10 high school next year from the
Seaton School: Joseph Leavitt. Philip
Shepard, Ada Birckhead, Florence Els
worth Gladmon. Walter Paul, Harvey
Byron, Anna Bischoff. Annie Cooper,
Angela ONeill, and Gertrude Schmidt.