The Washington herald., 1907-09-08


Lynch. daughter Of Mr. and Mrs w y.
Lynch. and Air. Albert B. Plggott, son OF
Mrs. a. J. Pisgott all of Falls Church.
The bride. who is one Of the towns most
charming young ladies'. entered the church
alone, preceded by the ushers. the brides
maids. and maid OF honor. TO the strains
Of Mendelssohn's Wedding March" The
bride was dressed ia white, and carried
bunch of Bride roses. The maid Of honor,
Miss Mary F. Piggott, was also dressed
In white. and carried white roses. The
bridesmaids were Miss Essie Birch and
Miss Marie Wooif. OF West Virginia, who
were dressed in pink and carried pink
roses. McssTs. William Pigg0tt, Maurice
Brown Horace Brown, and Ross Wright
were ushcrs. After the ceremony at the
church. the wedding party was given a
reception at the residence of Mrs. Piggott
mother of the groom. where the family
and intimate friends gathered TO offer
congratulations until a late hour. The
happy couple VIII leave in few days on
a bridal trip to include Niagara Falls
and several points OF interest in Canada.
They received many presents.
4 AAN A-isttA lt4I "a MISS IAAiitl a. all Glku
Mr.. Thomas A. Clevinger. Of Everett. Pa.
took place at the home Of the brides par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. d. a. Vail, near Belts
vile, Nd. Wednesday evening. The Rev
]. F. Baggs of the BeltsvilIe Methodist
Church, oificiated. II was a golden-rod
affair. the parlor being decorated with
that graceful flower OF autumn, inter
spersed with huge white hydrangeas. The
brides sister. Mrs. Eta VaiI-Perry, was
matron OF honor, and Col. G.. c. Ellison
acted as best man. The bride, being an
exceptionally sweet and pretty young
lady. looked charming ira beautiful white
silk mousseline gown made princesse, with
yoke and trimmings of Irish lace, and a
wreath Of white rosebuds. Mrs. Perry
looked equally we'll IN a dainty Persian
lawn. trimmed wlthl German valcncienues
and baby Irish lace. Mrs. ID. 4 Vail
mother Of TIE bride. was gowned in black
silk trimmed with Irish lace The bride 5
going away gown was a brown chiffon
Panama, with brown hat and gloves TO
match The groOm's present to the bride
was handsome cUt-glass punch bowl
and a check made payable 10 Ethel A.
ClcvingeT.' which he smilingly reminded
her could not be drawn until after the
ceremony. Mr.. and Mrs. Clevinger will
take a trip 90 Niagara Falls, Thousand
Islands. and Toronto, and upon their re-
turn VIII be at home, about October 4, at
16 Seventh street northeast, where they
Intend to 60 housekeeping. Messages and
presents were received from the groom s
mother, Mrs. II. Clevinger. of Orvona,
Pa; uncle and aunt. Mr.. and Mrs. D. NJ
CleyingeT, Of Chattanooga Tenn: another
aunt, Mrs Jacob Andrew CIevinger. Of
Washington. D. C, and from brothers in
California and Missouri.
Among the guests present were Mr.. and
Mrs. D. a. Vail. Rev. and Mrs. J. f.
Baggs and son Grayson and wife; Col G.
c. Ellison, Miss Lillian Billings, Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert D. Steele, Mr. and Mrs. John
L. Hopkins, Mr. and Mrs W. H Hillary.
Mrs. J. c. Osborne and Miss Osborne. OF
Washington. D. c.. Miss Florida Clevin-
ger Mr.. Oliver ClevingeT. cousins Of the
groom; Miss Jennie French, Mr. Silas
Hughes. Miss Helen Whalen. Miss Pau
line SIoutenburgh, Mrs. Ingram Marks.
Miss Mamie c. Whalen. Mr.. Charles Z.
Whalen. Master Leslie Perry. and little
Miss Ethel Perry.
The engagement Of Miss Gertrude JOS
selyn and Gerald Rathbone, which has
just been announced at san Francisco, is
Of more than usual interest owing TO the
social prominence OF the two families.
Miss Josselyn is the third daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles NJ. Josselyn. and
Mr.. Rathbone, who is the nephew Of the
late Maj. Jared I. Rathbone. is a men,
Der Of one Of the oldest families in Call
fornia.
No date has been set for the wedding.
but it probably will be one Of the events
of the fall.
Mr. and Mrs Thomas AIaddux an
nounes the marriage OF their daughter,
Anna Irene, to Mr.. John E. Sweigert. on
Sunday afternoon. September /, 1907. at
Glen Rock, Pa. The couple viii reside
here.
Lieut.. John J. Hyland, Z. S N. Of
Washington. and Miss Josephine N.
Walker. daughter Of Mrs. John Walker,
were married in St. MichaePs Cathedral
at Springfield. Mass. on Wednesday. The
wedding is the elimination OF a romance
which began in the school days of the
bride and bridegroom in Holyoke.
The engagement Of Signorina de Luca
TO Claude N HOW'LL has just been an
nounced. The bride-eIect is a daughter
Of Commentore Ferdinand de Luca, of
Naples, late Italian minister plenipotenti-
ary to China, Siam, and Korea, and a
granddaughter Of Judge Kennedy, OF New
Orleans. La. The wedding will take place
late IN the fall in Pekin.
The engagement is announced Of Miss
Rita Wolferman. Of Streator. H., and
Mr.. Monroe Luchs, Of this city.
A1r. and Mrs. Joseph Sommers announce
the engagement of their daughter. Cora.
to Mr.. S. Joseph Bendheim.
A pretty wedding took place Wednesday
evening. September 4, at st. Dominie's
Church, when Miss Nellie Collins was
married to Mr.. Edward Dwyer. The cere-
mony was performed by the Rev. Father
O'Rourke. The bride was becomingly at
tired in white silk. wearing a veil fasten-
ed with orange blossoms. She carried q
shower bouquet of Bride roses. The sis
ter of the bride, Miss Julia Collins, acted
as maid Of honor. wearing white silk and
carrying pink roses. Mr.. Q. McAu!iffe
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