The Washington times., 1907-10-20
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Episcopal Church, Miss Holtzclaw will
have as her maid OF honor. and only at
tendant, her sister, Miss Fay Holtzclaw.
and Mr.. Gawler will have as his best
man, Clifton McKnew.
The ceremony win be solemnized by
tho Rev. Alfred S. Harding. rector of
the church, and the ushers who will lead
the bridal procession viii be Otey Cog
gin. OF Lynchburg. Va, and Louis
Kelley. Charles McAvoy. and DR.. NJ. E.
Harrison, all OF Washington.
There will be no reception after the
ceremony, but Miss Holtzclaw VIII en-
terrain the members of the bridal party
and the two families in the home Of her
parents, 1853 Euclid street. tomorrow
evening, after the rehearsal OF the
wedding.
Mr.. Gawler entertained as his farewell
bachelor dinnerlast evening in his home,
having his best man and the ushers as
his guests.
An especial feature of the wedding
viii be the musical program, which will
be IN charge Of Arthur B. Mayo, organ
list OF Calvary Baptist Church, where
the bride-elect is the soprano soloist.
Sfr. and Mrs. Charles D. WaIcOtt have
issued Invitations to the wedding Of
their sister Sydney Augusta Stevens, to
Harry Stoddard VVilliston- of Northamp-
ton. Mass, Wednesday. October 30. at
O'Clock. The ceremony viii take place
IN the residence OF Mr.. and Mrs. Wal
colt, followed by reception at half
past 4 O'Clock. After November Is, Mr..
and Mrs. Williston viii be at home at
24S Ocean street. West Lynn, Mass.
Miss Blanche May FItz, daughter OF
Mrs. Frederick Howard, and Harry J.
Wilson. were married late yesterday
afternoon at ST Peters Church, Rev.
James NJ. O'Briens pastor of the church,
officiating. Miss Agnes Nally was the
maid OF honor. and the brides two little
sisters, Lillian F1tz and Violet Fitz, pre-
ceded the wedding party to the altar.
Mr. Boylan, Of Philadelphia, was best
man. The bride was daintily dressed
IN white French batiste deliberately trim
med with valenciennes lace and bands
of white satin. A tuIle veil crowned
with orange blossoms and a shower bou-
quet OF roses were the finishing touches.
The maid Of honor wore white organ
was a cluster Of Killarney roses. The
two little attendants were dressed in
white embroidered muslin and carried
tiny white prayer books. the gift Of the
bride Mrs. Howard was gowned hand
somely IL steel gray silk. trimmed with
lace and chiffon applique. A reception
followed the ceremony at the residence
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Howard. III Seventh
street southeast The couple viii make
their home In Philadelphia.
rhe was a very pretty wedding Wed
nesday noon in the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. julius Duehring, COS H street north
west, when Miss Martha V. Hatton,
OF LinnieYtlle, Prince George county,
Md, was married 70 Daniel L Pate OF
Fort Washington, Nd. by the Rev. r.
B. Wright. OF McKendree NJ. E. Church.
Miss Hattou was attended by Miss Kate
Hess as maid Of honor. Ware Adams
acted as best man.
Rear Admiral Thomas o. selfridge,
q. S. N, retired, and Miss Gertrude
wilds, OF Jamestown. X. L. will be
married next Tuesday in Boston.
Admiral Selfridge is a well-known
sly, a native Of Roxbury, and a former
commandant Of the Boston navy yard.
He is seventy-two years OLD and Miss
winds Is sixty-five. She is well known
in Newport, r. L, and Norfolk, Va,
who're she owns valuable property. Five
handsome houses in jamestown and
Newport are part OF her estate. Ad-
miral Selfridge's home here IS on KaIo-
rama avenue. He was retired with the
rank OF rear admiral, February 5, 1888,
and as his father was then living at
the age Of ninety-One, the unprece-
dented spectacle was presented Of a
father and son on the retired list OF
the navy on account Of age
One OF the prettiest weddings OF the
season was that OF Miss Leona Chris
tine Meyer, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs
Leonard Meyer. to Ernest Hugh Angus
terrier, OF Garrett Park. Nd, which took
place at the BRIDES residence Wednes-
day evening. The ceremony was per
formed by the Rev. DR.. Hubble, Of St
Paul's Lutheran Church. The bride en-
tered the parlOr to the strain OF Lob
engrin," played by Miss Isabel Dvire
and was attended by her sister Miss
Aa4ce Meyer, and the groom BY his hest
man. William Miller The bridal robe
was OF white silk batiste over white
tafIeta, trimmed with BABY Irish lace
The maid Of honoTs dress was OF blue
silk muslin over white. trimmed with
hlet lace. After the ceremony a. recen-
tion took place from TO 10 and was at
tended by several hundred friends OF
the couple. The brides travelling sui,
was OF brown broadcIoth, with hat 70
match Mr.. and Mrs. Augusterfer Will
be at home 10 their friends after No
vember ], at 1913 street northeast.
A very pretty wedding was Solemn
lied. Wednesday evening, October Is az
the Church Of the Atonement. corner
Rhode Island avenue and North Capito1
street. in which the contracting parties
were George o. Berger and Miss Ger
trude J. L. HeitmuIler, both of Wash.
ington, D. c, The officiating clerev-
man was the Rev Z o. Baker. nastor
or the church. After the ceremony the
wedding party held a reception AZ 90
Rhode Island avenue, in which soma 125
guests participated. Later in the even
ing the happy couple left the CITY on
bridal tour
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