The Washington herald., 1907-06-13

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residence at the Pancoast. Mrs. Wilson's
travelling gown was very modish suit
| Of blue Panama cloth. with which she
wore a small hat Of blended blue and
/ green trimming.
Miss Mabel Regina Shepherd, daughter
Of Mrs. Lydia F. Shepherd, was married
last evening at o'clock to Mr.. George
W. Huguely The wedding was very
quiet only a few relatives witnessing
the ceremony. but afterward an informal
! reception was held, the drawing-room OF
the brides mother, at the Berkshire. be-
| ing the scene Of the pretty affair Rev.
Hugh Stevenson read the service, Miss
! Virginia Covey acted as maid of honor,
and Mr. Harry Beauvard was the bride
groom's best man, while little Miss Mil
! dred Huguely. in n charming frock OF
pink silk and carrying a basket of pink
sweet peas. was the flower girl. A pro-
| fusion OF palms. ferns white daisies. and
| Bride roses decorated the draWing-room,
where the ceremony was performed in a
D spacious DOW " iiAbNt anu NdA ltu oul
/ the color scheme OF green and white,
( while red roses intermingled with a great
/ deal of foliage formed the decorations in
/ the dining-room Of the apartment Miss
/ Edith Athey played the wedding march.
| The bride wore beautiful gown OF white
/ chiffon cloth over a foundation Of chiffon
and taffeta The bodice was trimmed
| with quantities OF Irish point and flet
| Valenciennes faces. A filmy tulle veil
caught with a spray Of lilies Of the valley
| fell in graceful folds to the hem OF her
gown, and the bouquet was a shower OF
I lilies Of the valley and Bride roses.
After their wedding trip, Mr.. and Mrs.
/ Huguely will make their home at the
/ Nantucket Mrs HuguelyS travelling
suit was Of brown taffeta and a
brown metropolitan hat trimmed with
/ Corn-cciOred plumes.
The wedding Of Miss Ida Marie Busher
and Mr.. Raymond l. DUNCAN took place
last evening at Holy Name Catholic
Church. at 7:SO o'clock. Rev. 4. J. Carey
officiating. An artistic arrangement OF
/ palms and cut flowers beautifed the
/ church, and an especial musical pro-
gramme. under the direction Of Mr. Harry
/ Wheaton Howard added greatly 70 the
beauty Of the affair. Mr.. Philip Scant-
/ ling sang 20, Promise Me- just preceding
the ceremony. The bride was escorted by
her father. Mr.. J. II. Busher, and the
best man was Mt David G. Dunigan. The
ushers were Mr.. Leo May. Mr. Frank
DUNCAN, Mr.. Frank Mullen. and Mr.
Michael O'Hanlou Miss Anna Busher
was her sisters maid Of honor, and her
| little niece acted as flower girl her COS
tune being a dainty frock Of white
dotted muslin with green ribbons. and
she carried a basket Of pink and white
/ blossoms. The wedding gown was of
white point d'esprit over chiffon and
t8ffeta, made after a modified empire
pattern. Irish crochet lace formed the
yoke and the skirt was trimmed with
bands OF messaline which also carried
out the design Of the bodice. The con-
ventional bridal veil, crowned with or
aHge blossoms added the touch 10 the
/ exceedingly pretty toilet, and the bridal
b0uquer was a shower Of Bride roses and
lilies Of the valley The maid Of homer
wore a graceful gown Of white. with a
soft empire girdle in pink. and large
picture hat OF leghorn. and carried a
huge cluster Of pink peonies.
4 reception was held az the residence
Of the brides parents from 10 10
o'clock. Mr.. and Mrs DUNCAN leaving
then for a wedding trip. after which they
VIII make their home al l252 Maryland
avenue northeast
Mrs Dunigans going-away gown was
Of golden-hrOwn Iaiah cloth. with which
"a .rEar. D.. H.F a.
ing trimmed with uncgrled ostrich plumes.
Miss Mary Regan was married 10 Mr..
Sothoron Edwards at ST. JOseph's Catho-
lie Church, at $50 o'clock last evening.
by Rev Ignatius Fealy The wedding
took place from the residence OF the
brides uncle and aunt. Ar. and Mrs.
Edward T. Byrie, Mr Byrne escorung
and giving his niece In marriage. Miss
/ Julia Collins was maid Of honor and the
brides only attendant and Mr. Thomas
Raftery was the best man The bride
wore becoming gown Of soft white
silk made in princesse style. and
trimmed with quantities of NalenCiennes
lace Insertions and med7lHons, a soft
Eirdle confined the gown az the waist,
y
with a spray of Bride roses. The we'd
ding bouquet was also Of Bride roses.
The maid Of honor wore a princessc gown
Of white silk, and carried a huge cluster
Of white peonies. The ushers were Mr..
Hughes. Mr. Johnson. Mr Shehan, and
Mt Edwards. an Of this city. A recep-
ton followed the wedding at the home
Of the brides uncle, 22S Second strs q
. -h F-
wards left town for a wedding trip Upon
their return they will take up their resi-
dence at 229 Second street northeast
Miss Agnes May Kaiser. daughter OF
Mrs. Elizabeth Kaiser, was married last
evening at the family residence to Mr..
George Barker Sharp. son Of Col. Thomas
r. Sharp. Of North Carolina. The we'd
ding took place at o'clock in the pres
ence Of relatives only but was followed
by a reception. to which several hundred
guests were invited.
Rev. Eugene Connolly. of the Immacu-
late Conception Church. performed the
ceremony. Mrs. Kaiser gave her daugh-
ter in marriage, Mrs. Z. G. Chauncey
acted as matron Of honor. and I'm the
wedding train were Miss Edith Kaiser.
sister Of the bride, and Miss Rcsina Cas-
sassa. The flower girls, Urbana Holiday,
Marie Cassassa, and Erva Kempor. and
the ribbon bearers. Lillian Robinson
Freda Hammond, Lois Wilkinson. Helen
Robinson, Lillian Fritz. Margaret Meyers.
Annie Wise. Catherine Mccarthy. LuCien
Tuck and Theodore Movers are all music
pupils of the bride who is an accom-
piished musician. The best man was Mr.
Thomas Sharp. and the ushers were Mr.
r. J. Hopkins and Mr.. Harry Kaiser
Exquisite floral decorations beautified the