The Washington times., 1907-09-08
Falls Church.
H. B. PIGGOTT WEEDS
MISS CORA LYNCH

Miss Cora +. Lynch. daughter Of Air.
and Mrs. W. y. Lynch. was married to
n. B. Piggott. Of Falls Church. Wednes-
day night at g p. M The wedding was
a very pretty affair. 1t was solemnized
at the NJ. z. Church South, which was
prettiIy decorated with oak leaves and
golden rod. The Rev. J.. +. KILLER. pas
tor Of the church. officiated.
AS the wedding march wss PLAYED BY
Miss Gertrude KILLER. the ushers. VIII
liam Piggott, Maurice and Horace
Brown. and Ross F. Wright, proceeded
up the aisle, followed by the groom and
his best man. William II. Lynch. Next
came the maids OF honor. Miss Essie
Birch and Miss Marie Wolf. who were
attired in pink and carried pink roses.
They were followed by the maid OF
honor Miss Mary 4. Piggott. sister OF
the groom. She was gowned IN white
net over silk-her bouquet was white
roses. She was followed by the bride.
daintily goWned in white batiste over
silk. wearing a veil pinned with lilies
Of the valley and carrying a bouquet OF
Bride roses
A reception was given Tuesday night
at the Presbyterian Manso by Mss
Dawson and Miss Rice in honor Of Miss
Gertrude Damon. Of Hartford. Conn.,
Miss Damon graduated from the Boston
Conservatory OF Music two years ago
with high honOrs. She has rich So
prano voice and entertained the guests
with several choice selections. There
were several beautiful songs by Miss
Seaman and violin solos by Mr.. Albert
son, accompanied on the piano by Miss
Albertson.
The rooms and halls were decorated
with wild flowers, lilies and phlox.
Among those present were: Mr.. and
Mrs Hough, Mr.. and Mrs. Eddy, Mr..
and Mrs. KnoOp, Mr.. and Mrs. King, AIr.
and Mrs. Demorest, DR.. and Miss Riddle
Or. and Mrs. Dawson, Mrs. Fadeleys
Mrs Snyder, Mrs McNair. Mrs. Schil-
Ter. Mrs. Wharton. Miss DemOrest, Miss
Seaman, Miss Hitler. Miss MdcGowan,
Miss Mowatt. Miss Albertson, Miss Rive
Dawson. Messrs Albertson, Poston, H.
man, McGrOarty, McNulty, and Mankin'
4 happy occasion was the reunion
at the hospitable home OF Mr. and Mrs
W. J. Febrey Monday. when all Of the
eleven children, six daughters and I'VE
sons, ali married, met around the old
hearthstOne.
This was the first reunion in twenty
seven years There were eigNteeu
grandchildren and one great grandchiids
Covers were laid for fifty, an relatives.
TIE Catholic private school at West
End viii open its coming session Sep
tember with a complete corps Of teach
ers.
The many patrons Of Miss Edith
Thompson will be glad 10 know she VIII
open her kindergarten october l.
The Falls Church Public School Wit
omen its fall session September Is The
school IN every particular viii be bet
ser than ever before
f. J. Nort.1rup purchased this week
the brick dwelling on Broad street from
DR.. Bell. DR.. and Mrs. Bell viii leave
soon for Washington. D. c. where they
will reside in future
George L. Erwin was elected mayor OF
Falls Church last Monday after the
members OF the new council took their
seats.
The other officers chosen we're H. s.
D. Croker. for clerk. and George z.
Mcdaniel. town sergeant.
The retiring council at its final meet-
ing reported through their sergeant. a.
A soule, that the total receipts for the
year ending August 81, 1907, amounted To
! g, 160.5s; expenditures, S1,64044, with q
balance in the treasury OF $51l.14
The Rev. Harry Febrey, OF Maryland.
| will assist the Rev. J. L. Kibler, Of the
| NJ. z. Church South, in a series OF
meetings in his church. on Broad
street, September 10.
| The Rev. Stockton W. Cole, OF REM
| ington. Va, who assisted the Rev. J
/ o. S Thomas last spring IN a special
meeting at the Columbia Baptist Church,
| will begin a series Of services in thu
/ same church about the 1st Of october.