The Washington herald., 1907-06-20

/ A. Browne, of the British Army.
/ Birthday Parties of the Young
| Sons and Daughter of Mr.. and
/ Mrs. f. c. r.. Humphries.
! In spite Of the serious automobile acci-
/ dent in which Miss Maud Hanna and her
nance, Capt. Horace F. NJ. Browne, Of the
British army, were badly hurt Monday
! afternoon, they were married. as already
| arranged, at noon yesterday
| The ceremony, which was quiet and wit
| messed only by the immediate friends and
relatives, was performed at 81. Thomas
| Church, the rector, DR.. c. Ernest Smith,
officiating.
| Mrs Beulah Jones, the young woman's
chaperon, who was badly hurt IN the
accident, was able TO be present yester-
| day and 10 give Miss Hanna's hand IN
/ marriage. The bride was charming in
her bridal hnery OF white Liberty silk,
with which she wore a picture hat
/ trimmed with plumes. and carried an
ivory-bOund prayer book.
After the ceremony a wedding break
/ fast was held at the Normandie. where,
with Mrs Jacobs. the bride has spent the
past winter.
Mrs. Browne is a native of Cincinnati,
but was educated at a fashionable school
here IN Washington. She has Travelled
extensively. and It was on one Of her
visits in Europe that she and Capt.
Browne met Capt Browne, whose regi-
ment is stationed in Burma, is now on
/ leave, which he and his bride VIII spend
travelling I'm this country and also in
| Canada and England. Later they will
join his regiment.
Miss Jane Elizabeth Bailey and Mr.
Edward Francis Gillian. Of Pawtucket,
/ r. l., were married with solemn nuptial
mass yesterday morning at $3.50 O'Clock
at Holy Trinity Church. Rev. Thomas
\ Gillian. Of Pawtucket. r. I, brother Of
the bridegroom, was the officiating priest,
and the best man was Mr.. Jacob Rel. Of
n this city. The ushcrs were Mr.. Charles
II Peirce and Mr.. Newton Brewer. nephews
Of the bride, and her niece, Miss Eliza
Il beth Peirce. was the maid Of honor. Sim
n pie decorations Of green and white and
\ the soft glow of numerous candies lighted
on the altar made pretty setting TOT
the wedding party. The bride, who was
Il escorted and given in marriage by her
brother-in-law. G. B. Peirce. from whose
residence the wedding took place, wore
an elaborate gown of white yoile over
taffeta The skirt was cut with demi-
train. and fine cord tucks carried out a
design down the panel front and at the
top Of the flOunce. The bodice was fash
ioned on the plan of a jumper, outlined
with passementerie. with guimpe OF
mousseline de sole. finely tucked and
trimmed with mechlln lace. the under
sleeves being ruftles Of the same dainty
material A small white hat, caught az
the side with cluster Of tiny white roses,
was worn with this. and instead OF a
bouquet. a white prayer book was car
ried The maid of honor wore a dainty
summer frock Of white muslin and val
enciennes lace. with a large white hat
trimmed with long, white plumes, and she
carried a cluster Of pink sweet peas. AT
informal breakfast followed at the resi-
dence OF Mr and Mrs. c. B. PelrCe, go.
a few intimate friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Gillian left Washington ir
the afternoon for an extended wedding
trip. and after six weeks or two months
will take up their residence in thls city
Mrs. Jeanette O. Loving and Mr.. JOIN
Matthew Thompson, Of Berryville Va.
were married yesterday at 1 O'Clock at
the residence Of the bride in the presence
Of a number Of relatives. a large break
fast following the ceremony. Rev. Her
bert Scott Smith performed the ceremony
| which took place at an altar in bowel
Of palms and pink and white peonies
! placed in a bay-windOw recess. and tn,
same flowers beautided the whole frs
floor of the spacious dwelling. The brid,
wore a stylish suit of mode vOile ovel
taffeta, and an exquisite blouse Of white
| lace. Her hat shaded from white {,
| mode. and was trimmed with a bird o.
| paradise. and the wedding bouquet was
cluster Of Ia France roses. Mrs. JOIN
| Claggett, aunt of the bride in who's,
| name invitations to the wedding were is
sued. wore gown Of black lace trimme,
/ with black honiton lace, and damon,
| ornaments. and Mrs Clarendon Smith
another aunt, wore black lace over whit
| satin. Mrs Norman Orme, a sister Of tn
/ bride, wore a princesse gown of whit
II lace Among the out-of-t0wn guests a
/ the wedding were Mr.. and Mrs Harle,
Il Thompson, of Berryville Va. and MI
/ and Mrs. Brown, Of Richmond, Va.
Il After wedding trip, Mr.. and Mrs
II Thompson will take up their abode a
Il 2410 Eighteenth street northwest.
pretty home wedding Of last evening
was that of Miss Mary L. McCormicl
and Mr.. Joseph G. Hough, jr., of Loudoui
Il County, Va. which took place at tn
residence of the brides sister. Mrs. Char
lotte NJ Pine. Of 300 Florida avenu
northwest Rev Edward Marshall Mot
was the officiating clergyman and tn
\ bride was attended by her sister, Mis-
1 Helen Mccormick MT Charles Timm
I stood with the bridegroom as best man,
The ceremony was performed in A reces
/ in the drawing-room, which was banke
with palms and great branches of oaB
and starred with clusters Of bachelo
Il buttons. Mr. John Mccormick escorte
Il his daughte~ and gave her in marriage
| The wedding gown was Of soft Frenc
Il null elaborately trimmed with Iris
/ point lace, a wreath Of Bride roses wa
II arranged in her hair, and she carried
/ cluster Of the same buds. The maid O
II honor wore, white muslin, trimme
Il with lace and a pink pompadOur sas
II and carried Bridesmaid roses. Mis-
II Evelyn Slater played the wedding marcr
II An informal reception followed the wed
III SEE that vow