The Washington times., 1906-10-11

Miss Ruth Sherman, Mr.. and Mrs 30
seph Berry. and the Misses Huntington
OF Vienna,
Calvary Baptist Church, Eighth and
II streets northwest, was the scene al
S O'Clock last night OF the marriage OF
Miss Amy Louise Warn. daughter OF
Mr. ana Mrs Gilbert 5. warn, sla
Rhode Island avenue northwest, anu
Otto Louis NeerhOh.
The church was tastefuliy decorated
with quantities Of palms, white chTy-
sauthemums and other fan flowers. The
cbsncel was banked high with palms
artisticaly arranged before a white
background and formed a most attrac-
tive setting for the bridal party.
Miss Warn entered the church with
her father who gave her in marriage,
and was attended BY her sister. MISS
Abby Warn, as maid of honor and by
four bridesmaids Miss Lula vernon,
the bridegroom's sister and her three
cousins, Miss Mama Gunns OF Fort
Scott kan. Miss Elsie Doollttle. OF
Hamilton. Canada. and Miss Allene VII
lett. of Newport News, Va
Mr. Veerhof met his bride al the
chancel with his best man. and cousin.
Dr. Ralph Lang, Of Baltimore Ills
ushers were Shelby Clark, Lawrence
Hitchcock. OF Cleveland, Ohio; Tom
Davis. of Harrisville. W. Va, and
Clarence WhitmOre of Washington.
princess lace robe built over founda-
tion OF chiffon and taneta and made
with a long train With this she wore a
long tuile veil arranged with lilies OF
the valley and carried an immense
shower bouquet OF lilies OF the valley
and orchids
Miss Warn, the maid Of honor, wore
a gown Of white point d'sprite. made
over pale pink taffeta and elab0TaIely
trimmed with festooncd Tuffies and pink
rIFr.. Er.F -,
TUNE was a deep girdle OF pink satin
ribbon and a shower Ct Golden Gate
roses.
The bridesmaids all wore dainty frocks
Of white net over white silk with pink
girdles. and other accessories OF pink.
and carried bouquets OF Bridemaid
roses.
After the ceremony at the church a
small reception for the bridal party,
relatives and out OF town guests. was
There the decorations were roses and
Palms. The bride and bridegroom re
ceived under an arch OF southern smllaN
and the table in the dining room was ar
ranged with a huge basket OF Brlde
roses in the center.
Later In the evening Mr.. and Mrs.
VeerhOff left Washington Tor Weddlng
journey of three weeks Ipon their -
turn they viii live at the Alabama;
Eleventh and streets northwest. and
viii be at home TO their friends Wednes-
daVs. after December ].
Both Mr.. and Mrs Neerhoh are well
known in Washington. Mr- 3erhOm is
The proprietor of the NeerhOff art gal
Ieries on + street and a graduate Of
Cornell Mrs. Neerhoff was graduated from
Vassar. and later both attended George
Washington University here in Wash
ton. II was while attending this college
they met and their engagement was an
nounced shortly after their graduation
with the class Of 1905. Mr.. VeeThoh has
since taught at George Washington.
The out-of-town guests included Mrs
W. c. Gum. of Fort Scott, Kan; Miss
Mar Warn. OF PainesVille. Ohio; Miss
Mary Wilcox, OF Painesville. Ohio: Miss
Eugenia Storrs. OF Painesviile. Ohio:
Miss ATthusa Hartman. of Newcastle.
Pa: Mr.. and Mrs John Willet. Of New
port News. Va; Mrs. Kate Waller Bar
rett. of Alexandria Va; Charles Bar
Tett. OF Alexandria. Va: Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Lang. OF Baltimore; Miss Flor
ence Rudolph, of Baltimore, and Miss
Helen Fauldreath. OF Baltimore. Mrs.
Warn, mother OF the bride. received in