The Washington times., 1907-07-28
Weddings

i
terday when Miss Katie Tolson was
married to Frank K. Walls, of this city
Tne ceremony was held at st. Peters s
Church, the Rev. ]. NJ. O'Brien officiat-
ing. The bride wore a dainty gown Of
French lawn. trimmed in Valenciennes
lace and white satin ribbon. and car
ried a shower bouquet of Bride roses.
Miss Florence Sexton, who served as
maid of honor, wore a handsome gown
of organdie and wealth of white roses.
Ellis c. Day, a close friend Of the
bridegroom. served as best man. and
Frank McDermott and Richard Cady
were the usAers.
Mendelssohn's wedding march was
played by Miss Catherine McKenna, or
ganist OF st. Peters Church.
Mr and Mrs. Walls left Immediately
for a short bridal trip. and upon their
return will reside at the Edmond.
Mrs. Walls travelling suit was Of pink
silk pongee with picture hat trimmed
in white plumes.
It is rumored in Baltimore that the
wedding Of Mrs Adele Horwitz Stevens,
widow Of Francis b. Stevens, jr., and
Bev erly w. Robinson. jr., is set for Au-
gust g. Mrs. Stevens Is booked 20 sal.
five days later for Europe to make a
tour or the Continent
Mrs. Stevens has been living with her
brother, 8. Gross HOrwitz, in the Hor-
WITT home IN Cathedral street. Balti-
more. Her mother Mrs. Benjamin F.
Horwitz, died on June 1. and the house
Is being closed.
Mr.. Robinson. who recently visited
Baltimore. was married IN 1898 to Miss
Madeline Wall. who Is sister of Mrs.
Jules Blanc Nelson. whose husband is
a son OF Mrs. Frederick Nelson and a
brother % Mrs. Reginald Vanderbilt and
Mrs Hollis Hunnewell- She is a daugh-
ter Of Frank T. Wall, who has said that
Mrs. Robinson has obtained a divorce
from Mr.. Robinson.
Mrs. Stevens has denied that she is
to marry Mr. Robinson. and said she
was not engaged 10 him, but was going
abroad for an extended continental tour.
The engagement has been announced
Of Miss Florence Nash Reid to Randolph
Gordon Dulany. Miss Reid is a daugh-
ter OF Mrs. Charles Reid. She is most
attractive and is well known both in
Maryland and Virginia social circles.
Miss Reid's mother before h6C marriage
was Miss Donne Carter, OF Shirley, on
the James river. and has many relatives
throughout the State. Mr.. DUlany is a
son Of the late Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. c.
Dulany. He is well known and a mem
Der Of the leading clubs in Baltimore.
The wedding will take place September
At 10 faT al
Church. Rev. William NJ Dame will
perform the ceremony, after which
large reception viii be given At the
home of the brides mother in Park
avenue. Miss Reid has many friends IN
town. having often visited her cousin,
Miss Margaret PanniH.
A marriage OF unusual interest was
sOlemnized in Roanoke. Va. Tuesday.
July %. when Miss Mary <. Murfee, OF
Norfolk. became the bride OF j. a Ea-
son. OF Roanoke.
The wedding was a very quiet one.
no cards being issued The bride is a
popular young lady and the bridegroom
Is well known here having but recent
ly moved TO Roanoke where he has
charge OF the National Packing Com
b
reside at the Hotel Roanoke.
Miss Lucy Preston BeaIe and Oscar
Caperton Huffman were married Tues
day afternoon at O'Clock at TressaIIa,
near Buchanan Va. the home Of the
brides parents, Mr. and Mrs. William
RadfOrd Beale. The ceremony was per
formed by the Rev. Frank 4. Rideout.
rector OF Trinity Episcopal Church. The
bride. attired IN a white lace dress and
wearing the handsome pearls Of the
family. was escorted to the altar by her
father. who gave her away. The bride
groom was accompanied by Preston
Johnston Beale, who acted as best man,
with Miss Alice Preston and NJ. S.
Huffman as attendants.
The house was handsomely decorated
! with a profusiOn Of flowers. American
Beauty roses and sweet peas predomi-
mating. II was strictly home wedding.
besides the immediate family only a
few relatives and intimate friends OF
the family being present. OF the rela-
lives present were Aubin L BOulware
and Miss jamie Boulware, Of Richmond: !:
Judge and Mrs. Gordon, Robertson, OF
Roanoke; Mr. and Mrs. Alfred G. Pres
ton, Of Amsterdam.
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they Will reside at Oak Hill, a charm
ing residence, which has been hand
somely fitted up for the bridal couple
The date Of the marriage was only
recently decided upon, the announce
ment having been made Just a few
days ago. Notwithstanding this, many
presents have been received.
The bride. who is the only daughter.
IS widely known in Virginia and Wash
lngton, where she has visited frequently.
She possesses in a high degree the
charms which have made notable the
women OF the Preston family.
Last month Miss Beale assisted her
mother as hostess at the Virginia State
building.
Mrs. Marshall ]. Barre announces the
marriage Of her daughter, Miss Flor
ence Willard, to L. William Thav{s
The ceremony took place in Alexandra
Va. Wednesday. July o. At home. the
Raleigh, q York place, Norfolk, va.