The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-09-08

The ceremony VIII be performed az sun
nymead. the villa of the Jackson family,
and the wedding breakfast viii be
served on the lawn.
Mrs. Ryder Henry, of Baltimore, win
be the matron of honor, and Ryder
Henry viii serve as best man. Robert
e. l.. Lewis. OF New York; Vaughan
Knox, OF New York, and Adkins Henry,
of Baltimore. VIII be the ushers.
The marriage Of Miss Eva Lewis
Brooks, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. F. V.
Brooks, and Henry Alfred Works viii
take place Tuesday evening, September
10. in the home of the brides parents,
800 Florida avenue northwest.
The ceremony viii be performed by
the Rev. John Lee Allison, pastor OF
the GuntoR Temple Presbyterian Church.
Miss Marie Johnston, a cousin of the
bride. will play the wedding music.
Miss Mary L. Johnston, also cousin
of the bride, viii serve as the maid Of
honor and Mr.. Works viii have as his
best man, ]. Lester Brooks, brother or
the bride.
After a reception the young couple VIII
leave Washington for their bridal trip
and upon their return will make their
future home in the Susquehanna apart
ment house. 1850 w street.
Mr.. and Mrs. William B. Padgett an
ncunce the marriage of their daughter,
Sadie Florence. to John L. Blumer, the
afternoon of Sunday, August 4, 1877, at
Grace Episcopal Church, Baltimore, Nd.
At home. 3l5 New Jersey avenue south
east. after September u.
Miss Ethel A. Vail and Thomas A.
Clevinger, Of Everett, Pa, were mar
ried Wednesday evening in the home Of
the brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs. d. y.
Vail. near BeItsviue. Nd. The Rev. J.
+. Baggs, Of the Beltsville Methodist
Church. ofhCiated.
The entire lower floor Of the house
was prettiIy decorated with golden rod
and white hydrangeas.
The bride who was given In marriage
by her father, wore a dainty gown Of
white silk mousseline, made princess,
with yoke and trimmings of Irish lace.
and instead Of the conventional veil
wora a wreath Of white rosebuds in her
hair.
Mrs. Eta Vail Perry, sister OF the
bride, was her only attendant She
wore a gown Of white Persian lawn
trimmed with German Valenciennes and
baby Irish lace. Mr.. Clevinser had as
his best man Col. G. c. Ellison.
Mrs. Vail, mother Of the bride, wore
"a handsome gown of black silk trim
med with Irish lace.
After the reception Mr.. and Mrs
FCIevinger left for their bridal trip, Mrs.
CIevlnger wearing q mOdish tailored
travelling suit OF brown chiffon panama
cloth.
The marriage Of Miss Josephine n.
Walker. daughter Of Mrs. John Walker,
and Lieut.. John ]. Hyland, L, 5. n, OF
Washington, were married in St
MichaeI's Cathedral ut Springfield.
Mass, Wednesday. The wedding is the
elimination Of a romance which began
In the school days Of the bride and
bridegroom at Holyoke.
Sunday. September ], was the coca
sion Of the wedding OF Miss Margaret
LevinsOhn. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Leo LevIEsohn, OF Bradshaw, Md. to
Morris Hirschman, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Harris Hirschman, OF Baltimore. The
brilliant affair took place at Big Gun
powder, near Bradshaw, the summer
home OF the bridegroom's parents. This
picturesque spot was an appropriate set
ting for the event. The old mansion
with its uncovered porches, broad
halls and spacious rooms. is situated on
q high knoll, surrounded by hundreds
of acres of lawn and field, dotted with
every variety of shade, fruit, and shrub
tree, and sloping gradually on the east
for nearly half a mile to the Gunpowder
river, OF which a magnificent view Is
obtained. The reputation of Maryland
ers for hospitality has been borne out
by the Levirsohns and HirschU1ans. for
every detail for the reception, enter
tainment. and pleasure of the guests
was zealously carried out
The guests, many from Washington
and Baltimore, who began TO arrive on
Saturday. were met at the station with
carriages and conveyed to the Hirsch-
man and Levinsohn homes
At 3:45 o'clock the bride and bride
groom, accompanied by the maid of
honor, Mss Minnie Levinsohn, sister Of
the bride. entered. Amid cheers they
were ahectionately received by the moth
81 and father Of the bridegroom, and ush-
cred into the reception room. which
was especially arranged and decorated
Tor the occasion Tree NueN ne4u Z
brief ffteen-minute eceptIcn. The
bride, a comely young woman Of TWEEN
ty-twO, was gowned in white. At 4
o'clock the Impressive marriage cere-
mony was performed by the Rev. Hy-
man Bcrman, of Baltimore. A banquet
followed Afterward musical selections
were admirably rendered or the lawn by
Prof. Goldman's Orchestra, and a vocal
SOLO by Nathan Levinsohn, the brides
brother. At nightfaH the lawns and
pcrches were lighted with japanese Ian
terms, the dining room cleared for dane
ing, and for two hours the guests
danced. The bride and bridegroom left
on Monday for their honeymoon trip
taking passage by steamer for the
South. On their return Mr.. and Mrs
Hirschman viii reside at 1865 East Bal
tinore street. Baltimore.
Miss Kathleen Rogers and Charles
Earl, solicitor for The Department OF
Commerce and Labor, were married
Thursday in Hyattsville, Nd. The cere.
mony took place in st, Johns Catholi,
Church.
The bride is a niece of Mrs. William
GfuSfa oF EIvaffsviTTe and forr,e,.Iv