The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-09-22

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line NJ E. Church. in the presence of
only the immediate friends of the fam
iiy Mr. and Mrs. Edwards left in the
evening at $50 for trip 10 the Coast,
and will be az home 10 their friends
after October 8, at 800 Washington street,
steubenviile, Ohio.
MISS Mary Easter WaddeI, of The
Plains, Va. and Leroy Hamilton Of Gin
cinhati, were quietly married in the home
OF the bride Tuesday, at p. m. Rev Mr..
CoekrnI officiating, The bride wore a
dainty gown Of white batiste, trimmed
with Valenciennes lace and insertion, The
bride and groom left for Washington and
will go from here to the jamestown Expo
ton. and vii. later return TO Wash
ington, where they will make their future
home. Miss Susie WaddeH sister of the
bride. Will accompany them as far as
Washington. where she viii remain for
the winter
The summer home Of Mr.. and Mrs John
Hays Hammond, at East Gloucester,
Mass, was the scene OF pretty wedding
on Tuesday morning The bride was Miss
Mildred Hoyle the only daughter of the
late Mr. Charles Hoyle. of st. Louis, Mo,
and the bridegroom was Mr. Karl William
Core. of Pittsburg Pm. The bride carried
bouquet Of Bride roses. made into three
sections, one containing . ring, another a
thimble and a third a sacred medal,
which at the conclusion of the ceremony
she threw among the young women pres
ent, tradition having II that the emblem
secured sealed the fate OF the finder
Invitations have been received In Wash
ington for the marriage OF Miss Elizabeth
Wyndham Washington, daughter Of for
mer Representative and Mrs. Joseph E.
Washington. and Mr.. Henry Stuart
Hotchkiss. of New Haven. Conn The
ceremony viii take place October AT the
home Of the Washington family. in Ten
nessee.
Miss Mary G. Todhunter and Capt.
Hiram Johnson, Of the United States
Weather Bureau. were married September
L by Rev. MT Hartman al the base OF
the Michigan monument at Gettysburg
on the spot where the regiment Of the
bridegroom took part in that historic
battle. The couple have returned to this
city and are living NJ 1872 Sixteenth
street
The marriage OF Miss Ruth Thomas
Anderson, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ste
phen T. Anderson. 10 Mr.. Henry Schaffert
took place Wednesday morning in the
parsonage at Wesley Chapel NJ L.
Church at 10 o'clock Rev. Walter Gelston
Mcneil officiating. The bride was attend
ed by her sister Lucie, aud the groom by
Mr. c. w. Crutchet Only members or
the TWO families We're present. Immedi-
ately after the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs
Schaffert left for a trip North They
viii be az home after October !.
At St Johns Church. Forest Glen, Nd,
Tuesdly. at o'clock. Rev. Father Ro-
.seusteeI united in marriage Miss Con
stance Woodward Shaw. daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs. John Shaw. Of Silver Spring.
and Joseph 3, Nosline % this city, in the
presence OF the families and a few close
personal friends or the bride and groom.
The bride was tastefully and becomingly
gOWned IN white Tajah silk. with which
she wore a white hat, and carried
bouquet of Bride roses. She was attended
by Miss Anna Jones. who wore q gown
Of dainty pink silk. with hat 10 match.
and carried Bridesmaid roses. The groom
had as his best man Mr.. VIII Smith, Of
Georgetown After the ceremony q re-
ceptiou was rendered 20 the immediate
relatives ot the young couple at the home
OF the brides parents, after which AR
and Mrs Nesline left Tor Maryland Park.
a suburb Of Washington. where Mr. Ncs-
line has purchased a home for his bride.
and where they viii be ready 20 receive
their friends after October l.
= pretty wedding was celebrated at the
home OF Mrs. Hornig. 200 Eleventh street
northeast Wednesday, September IS. at
noon. when. in the presence of the I'm
mediate family and few invited guests.
Miss Addie Hartel, Of this city. became
the wife Of Mr. c. Daniel Lear Of
Greensburg, Pa. The ceremony was per
formed by Rev. Or. Morhart. OF Christ
Church, In the parlor, which was deco
rated with flowers and ferns. Following
the marriage refreshments were served.
after which the young couple left for
their wedding journey. which VIII take in
Boston and the New England States. and
wind UP with a visit 70 the exposition
Ihe bride wore dainty dress Of white
Persian NULL trimmed with yalencienneS
lace, and carried a shower bouquet of
Bride roses. Her golng-away gown was
Of white serge, and she wore picture
hat of white felt