The Washington herald., 1907-06-27

for One Startling Game-Barnard-
Crabbs Wedding Set for July o.
The June brides yesterday were again
the chief factors in the social life Of the
Capital, in point Of numbers at least
Wednesday," which. as every one
knows. is the best day OF ALL" is
saying as old as that other old saw, ap-
1 pllcable TO brides. Happy is the bride
the sun shines on"
| And az It shone with a merry zest
yesterday. there is no reason 10 doubt
the future prosperity. peace and happi-
ness Of the many hearts and hands united
on that suspicious day.
/ One Of the prettiest Of the weddings
was that o. Miss Sue Isabel Dickson and
Mr. Walter Lambert Tenncy. which was
/ s0lemnized at Calvary Baptist Church at
/ eco p. m. yesterday, Rev. Dr. Greene,
pastor Of the church. officiating. a most
| interesting and beautiful musical pro-
! gramme preceded the ceremony for a half
/ hour during the seating Of the guests,
/ Mr., Arthur Mayo. the well-known pianist,
/ and Mr. Sydney Lloyd Wrightson. presi-
/ dent Of the Washington College Of Music,
/ contributing instrumental and vocal seleC-
! lions respectively. Immediately before
/ the entrance OF the wedding party the
/ bridesmaids entered the church IN pairs
and stationed themselves In the choir
/ loft, directly above the chancel, singing
/ The Rose Maiden Chorus" In the we'd
| ding train were little Pauline Martin as
/ flower girl and Ned Wilde. a small
nephew Of the bride. who was ring
/ bearer. The bridegroom had as his best
man Or Merton A English. and the
/ ushers were Or. Frank Stone. Mr. Fred
/ Dodge, DR.. Barnhart, and Mr.. Ralph r.
/ Graves. Miss Florence Girouard was the
/ honor maid, and the bridesmaids were
/ Miss Gussie GirOuard. Miss Annie David
/ son, Mss Jessie Harnesberger, Miss Ada
/ Powell and Mrs James a. West
/ The bride was escorted and given in
! marriage by her brother-iu-law. Mr.
James NJ. Wilde, at whose residence she
/ has made her home in this city. The
/ wedding gown was Of white radum satin,
/ fashioned on the lines Of a modified en-
pire, and handsomely trimmed with
/ valencienues lace. pearl passemantary.
! and hand embroidery. 4 long tllle veil
was worn, bec0mingly caught with a
wreath Of orange blossoms, and the we'd
/ ding bouquet was "a shower Of Bride
/ roses. The maid Of honor wore a gown
/ Of the same soft silk. of the palsst shade
/ Of pink, in empire style and the bouquet
was a cluster Of pink sweet peas.
] The bridesmaids were EgWncd in con-
/ trastlng shades Of pink and blue robes
| Of batiste and lace, with an Of the minor
I appointments 90 match, An informal re-
! CeptiOn followed the wedding az the resi-
/ denCe Of the brides sister and br0ther-iu-
/ law. Mr.. and Mrs. James NJ Wilde i3g
/ z street northwest. after which Mr and
Mrs Tonney left the city for a wedding
trip. Mrs. Tenney's g0lng-away gown
was an invisible striped panama iu blue
with which she wore q hat % correspond
/ The bride IS the daughter Of Mr. William
/ Dickson, Of st. Louis, but more recently
she has resided in Florida. She is an
7 accomplished musician and the U0ssess0r
/ Of "a sweet soprano voice. Aside from
/ being well known as a church singer, she
/ has made concert tours through the
+ country. and is a pupil OF Alfred Robyn
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Tenney Will reside In this
/ city.
/ Miss Rena May Sweeney. daughter OF
/ Mrs Sarah GLASGOW Sweeney. and M
Charles C. Wise were married at half
/ past S o'clock last evening at North Car
/ DINA Avenue Church. by Rev. Richard
/ L. Shipley. A reception followed imme-
/ dlately after at the residence Of the
/ brides mother, 725 Eleventh street south
+ east The church was decorated prettily
with palms peOnies. and white roses
Miss Annie Chrisman acted as the brides
honor maid. The following attendants
were IN the wedding train. Misses Lucy
/ Walton, Martha Sweeney. Anna Wise
/ Agnes Nally, Mamie HoIlie, and Jennie
/ Sweeney. Mr.. William Wise. brother Of
/ the bridegroom. was the host man. and
/ the ushers were NJ. Albert Hoffman Mr.
/ Eugene Thurm. Nj. Cleveland Coviugton.
/ Mr.. Karl Sherer, Mr.. Taylor Cumming.
and Mr.. William Leonard Little Miss
/ Violet Ruppel was flower girl The bride
/ wore a satin wedding gown and a long
/ tulle VEIL and she carried a cluster Of
/ Bride roses. The maid OF honor was
/ gowned in white French null over tat
/ feta. trimmed in lace. and carried a Clus-
/ ter Of white sweet peas and the brides
/ maids wore gowns Of contrasting shades
/ OF pink and blue and carried pink and
I white sweet peas. Mr.. and Mrs Wise
/ left Washington for r. wedding trip 10 the
! seashore, Mrs. Wise wearing q gray tray
/ cling suit and stylish hat 20 match. Upon
/ their return to the city they Will take up
/ their residence at the home Of the brides
mother.
/ Miss Hattie n. Thompson, daughter of
| Mr.. and Mrs Eli Thompson. OF Capitol
/ Hill, was married last evening as S
/ o'clock at Christ Church, G street south
cast. to Mr.. Charles II. Miller. The serv-
/ fee was read by Rev A 5. Johns. rector
/ Of the church. who was assisted by Rev.
/ J. W. Clark. OF St James Church The
/ chanCel was effectively decorated with
/ palms and white peonies, large clusters
/ Of the blossoms marking the pews re-
/ served for the families OF the bride and
I bridegroom. Mr. William J. Flathpr.
/ organist Of St. James Church. PLAYED the
/ wedding march. The bride who was es-
/ corted by her brother. Nj Edward
/ white crepe dc chine over taffeta trimmed
/ with hand-wOrk chiffon and pearl passe-
menterie. The conventional wedding veil