The Washington herald., 1907-06-12

a quiet wedding of last evening, but
one of unusual beauty in appointment
was that which took place from the resi-
dence of Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Doughty
Nourse, at Cresmont. Woodley lane and
Connecticut avenue when their cousin,
Miss Charlotte SeaweI Glenn. Of Balti-
more. was married to Mr. John D. Nc
Mullin. of Philadelphia. The ceremony
was performed at St Adams Church, at
$50 o'clock. Rev. Edward B. Niver Off
ciating. assisted by Rev. G. c. F.
Bratenahl, rector Of the church.
A simple arrangement Of palms and
white cut flowers decorated the pretty
little chancel Of the church, and through
out the ceremony soft music loated over
the small assemblage Of relatives and
friends Of the bride and bridegroom.
There was no best man. and Mr. McMul-
lin had for his ushers Mr.. James NJ,
CroyelI and Mr. Clinton Maloney, Of
Philadelphia. Miss Grace Keetch, Of Bal
timore, was the maid of honor. Mr..
Stirling Glenn, OF Baltimore, the brides
brother, escorted her and gave her In
marriage The wedding gown was a
princesse robe of exquisite white satin. cut
with a long train, the plainness being re-
neved BY trimmings Of princesse lace. The
soft tulle wedding veil fell in graceful
folds TO the hem Of the long train. Instead
of the usual bouquet, the bride carried a
white prayerbook, from which the service
was read. The maid of honor wore a
gown Of blossom pink net. trimmed with
quantities Of little ruchlng ~ the same
material over pink slip and she carried
a shower Of pink sweet peas.
An informal dinner and reception fol-
lowed the wedding at Cresmont, pink and
white flowers against a background OF
tall palms adding a pretty touch OF color
20 the beautiful home. Mr and Mrs.
McMullin left Washington last night, and
will sail Immediately for Europe 10 spend
the summer touring Germany. Holland
and the British Isles Upon their return
I'm the autumn they VIII take up their
residence in Philadelphia. where Mr. Nc
Mullin is pTactlclng law.
Miss Mary w. Price. daughter OF Mr.
and Mrs. Albin Price, Of 2o09 Kalorama
avenue. was married last evening at SO.
o'clock TO Mr.. Joseph Nourse Hornhaker
The wedding took place az the residence
Of the bride. and was performed by Rev
j. NJ Nourse only relatives and inti-
mate friends were present Profuse deco
rations beauufed the entire first floor Of
the dwelling. palms, ferns, and smiiaS
being in the window where the wedding
party stood. and ferns and sweet peas
banking the mantels carrying out tht
color scheme Of green and white. The
wedding march was played by Miss Mary
Brewer. The bride was given away by
her father, and Dr. Frank W Horn
baker. brother Of the bridegroom, wa;
best man. Miss Florence Price was maid
Of honor. and the bridesmaids were Miss
Jessie Price and Miss Clara J. Harner.
The wedding gown was a soft hecom
ing creation Of crepe de chine, made or
modified Empire lines. Handsome lace
formed the yoke and the tops Of thu
sleeves, and the girdle running up I'm the
back was caught with tiny bows 0
white velvet. A huge cluster Of lilies o
the valley and Bride roses completed TIT
very attractive costume The maid O
honor wore a white silk moussellne gown
with lace Of Irish point. outlined Will
tiny shirrings. and carried a cluster o.
white sweet peas. The bridesmaids wor,
the daintiest of white French null gowns
trimmed with quantities Of Valencienne.
| lace. and sashes Of moire tied in Empr'
/ effect. Their bouquets were of swee
peas. and they all wore wreaths Of pinl
sweet peas and ferns.
/ A reception followed the ceremony 70
[ the bridal party and a few near rela
tives Mr and Mrs HoTnbaker leavini
[ later In the evening for a wedding trip
/ Mrs. Hyrnbaker's going-away gown wa
/ a stylish costume of dark blue silk pon
/ gee. a soft blouse of cream net and
stylish little hat Of blue chip. mushroom
| shape. trimmed with shaded ribbon an
! roses.
/ Among the assistants at the reception
were Miss Emile Millard. Miss Grace Al
/ den. Miss Sophie Voight. and Miss Cor
| della Gross. all schoolgirl friends OF tn
/ bride. The out-Of-town guests include
Miss Nellie Price. Of Baltimore. III
/ bridegrooms mother Mrs A. A. Hynson
J of Virginia; Mrs A. B. Posey, Of Mary
! land. and Mr. and Mrs. f. NJ. POSey, o
+ Brooklyn. y. Y.
Mrs. Meyer. wife Of the Postmaste
/ General. has been confined to her hom
1 for about a week. but expects TO be suf
! fcienty recovered by Thursday to leav
/ Washington with her daughters for thei
| summer home at Hamilton, Mass. Nj
/ Meyer will go TO Hamilton Saturday.
/ The Austrian Ambassador, Baron Hen
gelmuller. Capt. Hebbighaus. naval at
/ tache Of the German Embassy, and Nine
/ Hebbighaus. and the Viscountess AoE
were among the passengers yesterda
from New York TO spend the summe
/ abroad
The marriage Of Miss Annie Summer;
/ daughter Of Mrs. May a. Summers, Of
Washington street. Anacostia. and Nj
| William Leonard will take place mex
Wednesday. June 19 The bride is vel
known in musical and social circles. Sh
will be attended by the Misses Conner
Anderson. Frisholz. and Melhorn. Afte
the ceremony the couple viii take an eH
! tensivs trip South.
Mrs Eddy and Miss Katherine Eddy
who spent the winter here and wer
among the earliest TO depart for Europe
/ have arrived at Berlin. where they ar
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