The Washington herald., 1906-11-30

Mary Elizabeth Barber. who wore pink
/ organdie and carried La France roses.
Mr.. William Burr Harrison. OF Charlotte.
n. c., was best man.
The wedding party, which was COM
Dleted by Mr. Ross Van Denbergh, Mr..
Edwin F. Albright, Mr.. Arthur Pierce.
Mr.. Charles Mansfield, Mr.. Howard Ho-
mer, and Mr. Alien GOodacre, who acted
as ribbon bearers. entered the parlor
to the strains Of the 'Lohengrin" we'd
ding march, played by Mrs. Gwynn
Barber The bride was given in mar
riage by her brother Mr.. Frederick F.
Schondau
The wedding ceremony was followed
By a reception, after which Mr.. and
Mrs. Hinson left for New York, where
they will visit relatives for several days.
Later they will go to Charlotte. n. c.,
where they will make their home.
Another Thanksgiving eve wedding Of
interest took place at 81. Pauls Roman
Catholic Church, at o'clock. at which
the contracting parties were Miss Mary
c. Batch, daughter Of Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph Batch. and Mr. Charles McNeilly.
The ceremony. which was performed by
the Rev. Father Thomas Walsh, was fol-
! lowed by a reception from to II o'clock
at the home of the bride's parents in V
street
The bride, who was given in marriage
by her father. wore a handsome white
( lansdowne princesse gown, with chiffon
yoke outlined in applique, and white satin
ribbon. The tuIle veil was fastened with
Il wreath of orange blossoms and she car
Tied "A bouquet OF white roses.
/ Miss Mary Campbell. the only attend
ant, wore a dainty pale-blue null dress
with a white lace yoke, and girdle and
trimmings Of pale-blUe velvet. With this
: costume white roses We're carried.
Mr. Raymond Schaeffer was best man.
and the ushers were Mr. Henry Batch.
I brother of the bride; Mr.. James O'Brien,
and Mr.. George Lucas.
Mr. and Mrs McNelly will reside with
I the parents Of the bride for few weeks
before going to housekeeping.
One Of the prett.est weddings Of the
season tool, place az the home Of Mr. and
Mrs. Julius EgloT. us Tennessee avenue
northeast, when their niece, Miss Emma
Weingart. became the wife Of Mr.. Viii
liam y. Nen. The alccve OF the parlor
was arranged with banks of palms and
chrysanthemums 10 form a charming
bower. in front Of which the bridal couple
stood during the marriage ceremony.
which was performed by the Rev. Father
/ Mcclure Of the Church Of the Holy Com
/ forter. To the strains of the wedding
march. which was played by Prof. CAL
/ Holer the bride, leaning on the arm of
/ her uncle. Mir. EglOff. who gave her in
marriage. and preceded by five little flow
| CT girls and her maid Of honor. Miss
/ Pauline Holer passed through the draw
/ ing-rooms 20 the parlOr. where she was
met by the groom and his brother, Frank
/ Neff, who acted as best man The bride
I was gOwned In a handsome white lace
robe over chiffon taffeta. with long tulle
veil crowned with orange blossoms, and
| wore a beautiful bracelet. the gift of the
/ groom. A shower bouquet Of roses and
/ lilies Of the valley completed the exqui-
/ site toilet The maid OF honor was at
/ tired in a princesse gown Of cream grena-
/ dine over yellow silk, and carried yellow
/ chrysanthenuns The little flower girls,
/ Ethel Nef, Emma WelngaTt Barbara
/ Hess, Helen FleisheIl. and Viola NeH,
/ wore dainty white net and lace dresses,
and carried baskets of chrysanthemums
1 tied with white ribbons
/ The ceremony was followed by a large
/ reception, during which supper was
/ served.
/ In the upper reception hall. were tables
I laden with q large array Of costly and
I beautiful presents from their many
| friends Several teleErams were read
/ from New Orleans and other cities. M.
I and Mrs. William A. Nef viii be at home
/ 70 their friends after December 10, at
/ lis Tennessee avenue northeast.
/ A pretty wedding took place Wednesday
/ evening at o'clock in the parsonage Of
/ st. Dominic's Church, when Miss Alice NJ.
/ Shea, daughter Of Mr. John Shea. became
/ the bride Of AIr. Charles Louis Smith
/ The bride wore a princesse gown Of white
rhadiata satin. trimmed with Irish lace
[ ana seed pearls. The bridal bouquet con-
/ sisted of an immense cluster of lilies Of
/ the valley and maiden-hair fern. Miss
/ Edna Z. Smith. sister of the groom. and
/ the brides only attendant, wore a hand
some gown Of sun-plaIted lavender crepe
( de chine and carried a bouquet Of pink
/ roses.
Mr. l. Hoyt Lamb served Mr.. Smith as
/ best man.
After a reception at the home of the
bride, 325 Maryland avenue southwest
/ Mr. and Mrs. Smith left for a honeymoon
visit 10 New York. They Will be away
for two weeks. and viii be At home in
/ the Nincetta, after December u.
Mr.. Louis JOhnstone. Of Richmond. Va
and Miss Laura Y. Allison We're married
at $50 a. m Wednesday. November .2S
/ at the residence Of the brides parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. John II. Allison, in South
/ east Washington. Rev. Theron Outwater
pastor of Kendall Baptist Church. per
/ formed the ceremony. The marriage was
quiet, only the members OF the immediate
families being present The bridal pair
left on the II o'clock train for an extend
ed Northern trip The brides going away
suit was Of dark-blue broadcloth. with
hat to match. They viii be at home after
December 10 at I9S Hickman street south
east
Miss Bertha McSherry, daughter ol
Judge James NIcsherry, was married al
/ Frederick, Nd, Wednesday, to Mr.. VII
liam X. Wimsatt, Of Washington, D. c
The ceremony took place in St John,
Catholic Church, Rev. W. J. Kane Off
ciating
The bride was attended by her sister
Mrs. Thomas Frederick Alvey, of Wash
ingtOn, as matTon Of honor, and tn,
bridesmaids were Miss Caroline S Nc
Sherry. of Frederick, sister Of the bride
Miss Minnie McAleer of Lock Haven. Pa
Miss Marjorie Wimsatt and Miss Gene
We've Wlmsatt, of Washington. Tn,
groom was attended by DR.. William NJ
Smith, of Frederick, as best man, while
the ushers were Messrs. William ClintoT
McSherry, brother Of the bride, and Johr
Francis Smith. Of FTedrick; DR.. Lewis A
Johnson and Mr.. Charles Johnson, o
Washington. d. c.
Ex-Representative Joseph H. O'Neil