The Washington herald., 1907-08-25

ner Harrison, of the university, and a
daughter OF a present professor. She is a
descendant OF the Carriers, Lewises, Hair
risons. and other prominent families along
the lower James River, who lived and died
IN the famous old mansions Of Shirley,
Brandon, Berkeley. and others.
The historic battlefield OF Bull Run was
the scene Of a pretty wedding Tuesday
neon, the contracting parties being Mr..
Robert A. Hoal and Miss Ada c. Mat.
thews both of Roanoke. Va. The cere-
mony was performed at the home of the
mother Of Mrs. Hoal. the famous stone
house." about which the battle ragged
with such fury more than forty-iye years
ago. Mr.. and Mrs. Hoai are now IN this
city. the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Albert j
Hawkins. at their home, 223 Twelfth
street southwest, and before returning 10
Roanoke. where they will reside. they
viii spend several days at the James
town Exposition.
An exceedingly pretty wedding was
solemnized yesterday at noon at the
home Of the bride, 1906 P street. the con-
tracing parties being Miss Sue Catherine
Wynkoop and Mr.. Achilles Safrario.
Rev. w H. Chapman performed the
ceremony, which was witnessed by
only the immediate family. The maid
Of honor was Miss Marguerite Sagrario
a sister OK the groom, and Mr. Franz
/ Wynkoop, OF Hamilton, Va, q brother
OF the bride, acted as best man. Mis-:
Wynkoops wedding and travelling cos
tune was made of brown taffeta silk
with hat and gloves to match.
Miss Wynkoop is tho daughter of Mrs.
J. w. Beans Of Fairfax. Va and is a
popular and beautiful young lady
Her home was formerly in Loudoun
County, Va. where she also has hosts OF
friends Mr.. Sagrario is a craftsman and
a member of the engineering corps at the
District government building He was
graduated from Central High School in
Washington in 1899. While attending
| Central High School. and later as a stu
dent OF civil engineering at Lehigh Uni
versity, in Bethlehem. Pa. Mr. Sagrario
made an enviable reputation as a basket
ball player, and was also prominent in
other forms OF athletics. He was captain
Of the first basketball team organized in
Central High School. Mr.. Sagrario is
also well known 10 the local baseball
enthusiasts Of this vicinity as a player
in the Sunday School League two years
/ ago, when he played the Outfeld on a
strong team from Mount Vernon Sunday
| school
| Immediately after the ceremony Mr.
and Mrs. Sagrario left for ten days
stay al Atlantic City, after which. they
/ will visit for three weeks with Mrs. Sa-
] rios va1a ffe~aa nj H. -, Z
County, Va.
The wedding OF Miss Julie Phillips t.
George D. Thompson VIII take place II
Paris in the second week IN September
/ They will spend the winter abroad
The wedding Of Lieut. William Y. Car.
ter. Sixth United States Cavalry son OF
Gen. William H Carter and Mrs. Car.
ter, and Miss Helen Cornyn. daughter OF
/ Lieut.. Col George X Hunter, Fifth
United States Cavalry. and Mrs. Hunter
/ took place in the quarters of the com.
manding officer at Fort Wingate. n.
4 Mex, August H. at 8 o'clock o. m
( Chaplain c. c. Bateman. of Fort Bayard
n. Mex. officiating The bride was es-
corted to the altar by her father. She
was gowned in white crepe de chine
and carried a bouquet Of white roses
The rooms were beautifully decorated
/ constituting an appropriate and charming
setting 10 the impressive scene The wed
ding gifts. coming from every part Of the
country and our insuIar possessions, were
profuse and represented a wide range
I Of utility and ornamental treasure Be
sides the officers and ladies' OF the garri-
/ son there were guests from several points
in the Southwest. Mrs. Carter. mother
/ Of the groom. was present from Chicago
The dining-room was filed by a joyful
throng. and while graciously accepting
the fluctuations OF all. the bride cut the
wedding cake with her husbands saber
Letters and kilograms poured IN from
many directions prior and subsequent Il
the ceremony. Amid a shower Of ric,
and a chorus Of God-speeds. the happy
couple left late in the afternoon for the
Grand Canyon Of the Colorado. They
will sail for the Philippines September S,
with the Sixth Cavalry. TO which regi-
ment Lieut.. Carter belongs.
Passed Assistant Paymaster Brainerd
NJ Dobson. [. S. y. and Miss Nellie
I Williams were married IN St Mary's
Church, New York City. on august s.
Maj. and Mrs. Abner Pickering, TWEEN
ty-second Infantry, announce the engage
ment Of their daughter Celeste Yeteve
Pickering. 10 Capt. NJ. c. Smith. Four
teenth United States Cavalry. The wed
/ ding is 10 take place in the fall
Mr. and Mrs H p Snyder, Of Little
/ Falls, n. Y, announce the engagement
/ Of their daughter. Miss Estelle B. Sny.
/ der. to Lieut. Edward Il TEAL. Twenty,
/ sixth United States Infantry.
PERSONALS.