The Washington herald., 1907-09-05

Mrs. S. Lawrence Heap ard daughter.
Miss Pansy Bloomer, OF Washington,
have returned to their home here after
! spending the summer at the North Shore.
The marriage OF Paymaster Heap and
Mrs. Bloomer took place last June, very
quietly, at the home Of the brides par
ents. at Takoma Park, and after a few
weeks spent in Washington the family
party left for the North.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas c. Simpson have
issued cards for the wedding Of their
daughter, Miss Edith May Simpson. to
Mr.. Charles L. Hutchinson, TO take place
/ wednesday evening, September Is, at $50
clock at the Second Baptist Church.
/ Mrs. Lyman Tiffany. who has been
! spending the summer at Cazenovia, has
returned to Washington, where she is
! spending a short time at her home in
! Connecticut avenue.
Mrs. John c. Fremont and the Misses
Fremont, wife and daughters of Com
mander John c. Fremont. naval attaehe
| Of the American Embassies at Paris and
| 81. Petersburg, are in Washington 10
visit friends and relatives before reIoin-
| ing Commander Fremont at one OF his
foreign posts for the winter
DR.. J. c. Exner, of 141s Fourteenth
street. has returned to his home in Wash
ington from Atlantic City, where he spent
the past three weeks.
Mrs. Mayme E. Hart. after spending
six weeks visiting friends in West Vir-
ginia and Pennsylvania, has returned 70
her home, 9l4 Twelfth street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel c. Blythe. Mr..
Edward Harrington. Mr.. Frank Hogan.
Mr.. William S. Miller, Mr.. and Mrs.
James Lansburgh. and Nh. and Mrs. l..
Reamer. all Of Washington, are in Paris
Mr.. and Mrs. w. p Couper. of Louisi-
ana; Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Powell. Of Ten
nessee, and Mrs. c. G. McRoberts, Of
Chicago, are visiting Mrs j. NJ Goodwin,
1000 street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar carreissen have
returned to Washington and will occupy
apartments at the Rochambeau for the
season.
An exceedingly pretty wedding took
place under very unusual circumstances
yesterday morning at o'clock, when
Miss Eleanor Lorraine Moriarity was mar
ried to Mr. Edward S. Monahan, jr., son
Of Mr.. Z. S Monahan. of ST. Louis, No.
The bride has for several years been
a pupil at the Holy Cross Academy. and
it was from that institution that the we'd
ding took place, though the ceremony was
performed at ST. Matthew's Church.
Rev Edward Buckley conducted the eere-
mOny. and also officlated at the solemn
nuptial mass which followed. The wedding
gown was a princesse robe OF duchesge
lace made over white satin, trimmed with
Irish lace The tulle veil was held in
place by a diamond crescent pin. Miss
May a. Madigan. a classmate Of the bride
in 1903, was the maid Of honor, and wore
a gown OF pink messaline trimmed with
German val. and baby Irish laces. Her
hat was of pink French felt trimmed
with pink plUmes. Miss Gabrielle Griffin.
the bridesmaid, made an equally effective
picture in white lace. wearing q hat OF
white lace and pink roses. The bride car
ried no flowers. but bore instead a hand
some mother-of-pearl prayer book The
attendants carried shower bouquets Of
pink roses.
The best man was Mr.. John Monahan,
OF Louisville, KY, brother Of the groom
while Mr. William SempIe. of the same
State, was also Of the wedding party in
the sanctuary
Schoolmates of the bride conducted the
entire musical programme. Miss Margue-
ite OTOOle accompanying on the harp.
The party entered TO the strains Of the
wedding march from 'IOhengrin"
During the service Miss Ag1,es Doynev
sang Danas Ave Maria" accompanied
by Miss O'Toole on the harp. 20, Promise
Me- was sung by Miss Louise Brinker.
and Miss Brinker and Miss Downey rem
dered. IN duet, a beautiful communion
hymn. As the wedding party left the
chapel Miss O'TOolc played the MendeIs
sohn Wedding March,"
The ceremony was followed by a we'd
ding breakfast at Holy Cross Academy.
with the members Of the faculty of the
institution as hosts Among those seated
at the table were the classmates Of the
bride, including her attendants and Mr.
and Mrs. Edward s. Monahan. sr.. OF
Louisville parents Of the bridegroom. Mr.
William Semple and Dfr. John MOnahan
OF Louisville, KY, and Mr.. and Mrs. John
Gross, Of this city. The festivities OF The
wedding breakfast at an end. the couple
LETT for an extended trip to the North and
East. their honeymoon journey TO end AT
the future home Of the young couple near
Louisville, KY. where the groom main
tains n stock farm.
An interesting wedding to Washington
army circles was that of Capt Bertram
T. Clayton. q. s. A, recently transferred
to Washington from New Orleans. and