The Washington herald., 1907-11-29

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at the Second Baptist Church. Rev. r. /
/ Hez Sven officiating Miss Helen Mar
tin. as honor maid. was the brides only
attendant. and Mr.. Henry Gardner acted
as best man for the bridegroom. Mr.. /
Arthur RICHTER Mr.. Iva Phelps. Mr.. VIII /
/ lam Nalley and Mr.. James Dewley were
\ ushers.
The wedding gown was dainty crea-
/ ton of white tulle over tafteta, trimmed
with Irish point lace. A wreath OF or
! ange blossoms caught the fun tulle Veil
I 10 the hair. and the bridal bouquet was
/ shower OF Bride roses. The brides at
/ tendaut wore a becoming gown OF pink
I silk and carried a cluster OF chrysanthe- /
NUNS a reception followed the services /
/ 40 the residence Of the brides mother
/ from 30 10 10 O'Clock. The newly mar
/ ried couple stood in a bower OF palms and
/ cut flowers 20 receive the congratulations, |
/ the decorations extending 10 the adjoin-
/ ing rooms. Mr. and Mrs. Armistead Will
| make their future home with Mrs.
I Fighter.
! Count Won Hatzfeldt. Of the German
| Embassy, has just returned after several
months leave IN Germany.
Representative and Mrs. Richmond
! Pearson Hobson are receiving congratu-
lations upon the birth OF a son, born
Wednesday. at their home in 5 street
Mrs HObson before her marriage was
| Miss Griselda Hull. and her parents. Mr..
I and Mrs Hull. Of Tuxedo. have taken
/ apartments at the Connecticut TO spend
| the winter near their daughter and SON
in-law.
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dinner last night
Thanksgiving Day at the home Of DR..
Robert Kendirgan. 22i Fourteenth street
northwest was made a memorable occa-
sion in the reception. rendered 10 Rev.
DIT Charles F. Christmas. "A former pro-
vincial Of the Dominican order. and at
present professor Of moral theology at
the Dominican College. Somerset Ohio.
Among those present were Mary A. Rio
dan, the writer.
Mrs. w. F. Tucker and her mother.
Mrs. John A. Logan. entertained at din
ner last evening. their guests being Mr..
and Mrs. James F. Barbour. Mr.. and Mrs
l Frederick Barbour. Mrs. May Broome
Miss Marguerite Barbour. Miss Clara
/ Price Miss Logan. and Lieut. Logan
Tucker
Gen. George /. Gillespie. L. s. -, and
Mrs. Gillespie entertained at dinner last
night complimentary to Mrs. David But
terfeId of New York. who came on 20
attend the RoOt-Grant wedding Wednes-
day Invited to meet her were n few OF
her old friends in the army circle, in
GLIDING Gen. John r. Brooke. L. 5. a:
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s. A., and Miss Davis, Miss Blount, Mrs
Butler, and Rear Admiral George Reiter.
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Mr. and Mrs Henry +. Pellew gave a
tea yesterday afternoon for Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Z. Pellew, of New York, who
were also on for the Root-Grant we'd
ding
Justice Henry B. Brown. Of the Su-
preme Court. retired. and Mrs. Brown
entertained at Il Thanksgiving dinner last
night at their residence, in Sixteenth
street. complimentary to Mr.. Hamilton
Gay Howard recently from California.
who is a son Of the late United States
Senator Clifford Howard, OF Michigan,
and whose secretary he was from 1853
to 1871. Mr.. Howard has written a book
| embodying his "reminiscences of that time
called Civil War Echoes. Character
Sketches, and State Secrets" He is a
graduate Of Williams College.
Yesterday afternoon at o'clock
Miss Alma Herrie and Alfred II. Keim
I of th1s city. were married at the home
Of the bride. 646 street northeast. by
the Rev. John Compton Ball, pastor Of
the MARYLAND Avenue Baptist Church
in Northeast Washington. Only the
intimate friends and immediate rela-
tives OF the contracting parties were
present at the ceremony Mr.. Ralph
Quick was best man. and Miss Elsie
Herrie the maid of honor. The bride
wore a handsome robe of white
| messaline silk trimmed in white Ouch
| ess lace. and carried a huge shower
bouquet of white roses and lilies OF the
valley Miss Elsie Herrie, maid of
honor. wore pale green silk. The par
/ white chrysanthemums. The bride-elect
: is a graduate Of the Eastern High
> School, and the groom is a prosperous
young Washington man and is employ
cd in the government service. The
| happy couple left last evening for an
extensive wedding trip by sea to
l Cuba. They Will also tour por-
tons of old Mexico before they re-
turn TO Washington. Mrs. Keim wore
as her travelling dress a mOdish suit OF
dark gray broadcloth. The couple will