The Washington herald., 1907-06-27

bridal bouquet was shower OF Bride
! roses.
Miss Lille Ellen Miller as honor maid
! was the brides only attendant. Her
gown was Of pink silk, and she wore
a large hat trimmed with pink plumes
| and carried Bridesmaid roses. Mr.. Hen
/ " Utley Milne acted as best man for the
/ bridegroom, and the ushers were Mr.
Harry L. Hamilton Mr. Robert F. Milne
| Mr.. Harry Wood, and Mr.. Samuel Poole
| jr There was no reception, Mr.. and Mrs
/ Miller leaving early in the evening for
! a wedding trip Upon their return 70
/ the city they will go to the residence OF
the bridegroom's mother a 700 Sixteenth
street northeast, 10 remain until their
own home, which will be next door. is
/ completed The brides travelling gown
| was a gray tailor-made suit and a sailor
shaped hat trimmed with white plumes
| Miss Bella NJ. Brooks and Mr.. G. Fred
Thompson were married last evening at
Il O'Clock at the residence Of the brides
parents in the presence Of the two fami-
/ lies and few intimate friends.
/ Rev. John Compton Ball was the Off
ciating clergyman. The decorations were
/ a simple arrangement Of palms and cut
/ flowers, the wedding party standing IN a
/ bay window recess where palms formed
the background. Miss Martha Browning
/ played the wedding march, Mr.. Brooks
/ escorted and gave his daughter in mar
~ &c, and the brides only attendant was
/ Mrs. Ella Stewart Bergman. as matron
Of honor The wedding gown was white
Imessallne, over white silk. simply trim
med, with revers Of Irish point lace A
veil was worn arranged with a coronet Of
| orange blossoms, and the bridal bouquet
was a shower Of Bride roses. Mrs Berg
man wore lavender messaline over the
same shade Of tafeta, with Irish point
! lace revers, and carried q cluster Of white
carnations tied with lavender ribbon. Mr.
/ Henderson Hlll was the bridegrooms best
man. A reception was held from 20 10
o'clock. The receiving party was as
sisted by the members OF the brides Sun
day school class at the Metropolitan
/ Church, who were Miss Florence Leland.
! Miss Ida Merrill, Miss Estelle Dom, Miss
Ruth Bassett. Miss Alice Taylor, Miss
Mamie Helm, al Of whom wore gowns
of dainty white material over different
colored taffeta slips, carrying out the
rainbow color scheme
The newly married pair welcomed the
guests with Mrs. Walter J. Brooks. the
mother Of the bride and Mrs. c. F.
/ Thompson, the mother Of the bridegroom.
! Mt and Mrs. Thompson left for honey
moon trip late In the evening. which VIII
terminate at their future home I'm Kan
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gown Of dark blue panama cloth. and a
/ long pongee ulster, and a stylish tan hat
/ trimmed with blue ribbons and pale vel
low wings. The bridegroom IS the son Of
I the late Mr.. George +. Thompson, Of this
city, but is now engaged IN business in
/ Kansas. Among the out-of-towu guests
were Mr. Stephen A. Brooks, brother OF
the bride, OF Seattle, Wash. Mrs. Frank
/ f. Adams. % Seattle, and Stephen "
/ Bassett. New York.
West Street Presbyterian Church was
the scene Of an exceedingly pretty we'd
/ ding last evening at SIS o'clock. Miss
/ Beatrice Van Deveuter Graham. daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs c. @. Graham. and Mr.
/ TazeWeu Brooke Amiss. IT.. being the
contracting parties Dr. ". l. Alexander
pastor Of the church, performed the cerc-
m0ny. An artistic arrangement OF palms
and ferns, intermingled with white cut
/ flowers, made a pretty setting for the
wedding party. Mr Ray Garrett was best
F. man. and the usuers were Mr. Horace
/ SmitLy. Mr.. Lawrence Eberbach. Mr.
| James NJ Breartcn. Nj Arthur F0wle
. Mr. Edward Beck. and Mr.. Felix Todd
/ The bride was escorted and given In mar.
/ Esge by her father, and she had as at
/ tendauts two honor maids. her sister
/ Miss Viola Graham. and Miss Mary Mock.
bel. niece Of the bridegroom. The wed,
! ding gown was a white lace robe over
chiffon and taGeta. made on very simple
/ lines, with a handmade yoke OF thread
lace, the whole gown being studded witt
/ pearls. The folds OF the tulle bridal vel
{ were caught with orange blossoms. and
/ fell TO the hem OF the long train. and the
/ bridal bouquet was a shower Cf Bride
] roses and lilies Of the valley. The first
/ maid OF honor wore robe Of pink net
/ over taffet8, dliUtily trimmed iU Ealcn.
/ cieHnCs lace and pink ribbon and carried
/ d cluster 0f pastel shades of pink aut
/ lavender sweet peas, and the second maid
/ Of honor wore white over a pink taffetu
slip, and carried a cluster Of white ans
/ pink sweet peas. An informal reception
/ was held at the residence Of the bride
/ parents. IN Cambridge place, Georgetown
FOR the wedding party and few intimate
/ friends OF the families, Mr. and Mrs
. Amiss leaving later in the evening for 2
I wedding trip Mrs. Amiss' travelling suit
was OF dark blue cloth, with a hat anl
/ other accessories Of brown. Upon theh
return 10 washington they Will take w
/ their residence at the Mississippi.
Miss Ella Behrend. daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs Leopold Behrend, Of this city
was married last evening at $50 O'Clock
20 l. Ostheimer Of Erie, Pa The core,
|mony was performed by Rabbi Stern. and
took place at Rauscher's. \ profuslon OF
palms made a setting for great clusters
Of Bridesmaid roses, which were used botf
lin the ballroom, where the service was
read at a bay window recess, and FOR
table decorations at the dinner for the
wedding party. which followed the cere.
mony The bride. who entered the room
on Ite arm VI L@I AdlINhf hiiE an NA-
quisite gown of imported lace. made prin-
cesse, with a long train. Her wedding
veil was arranged with a coronet OF
,orange blossoms. and she carried a shower
bouquet Of lilies OF the valley. Mrs. Phi
King, Of Charleston, ". Va, was her sis
ters matron Of honor, and her only at.
tendant She also wore an imported lace
! robe. touch Of color being supplemented
by a pink taffeta slip and a cluster OF
J Bridesmaid roses. The ushers were Mr.
Melvin Behrend, Mr.. Arthur Ostheimer
>! Dr. Edward Behrend. Mr.. Leon Newman
I Mr Milton Newman, and Mr.. Milton Ma
than. Mr.. and Mrs. Ostheimer will make
their future home at Erie, Pa.
At noon yesterday Miss Nina Jess Ar
mold. daughter Of DR.. Alma c. Arnold
and James Lee Bost We're married at tn
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