The Washington herald., 1907-09-19

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/ Of Bride. roses. The maid of honor wore
la dainty gown of pink silk null, and car
| ried a cluster OF Bridesmaid roses.
The ceremony was followed by small
| reception to out-0f-tOwn relatives and
guests, after which Or. and Mrs. Miller
/ left for q wedding trip 10 Northern cities.
| Upon their return they viii take up their
residence in Takoma Park.
| Miss Mary Ulrica Markey, daughter Ot
| Mrs. katherine Markey, was married 10
Mr.. Louis A. Boulay yesterday afternoon
at . clock IN the Church OF the Immacu-
late Conception, Rev. J. d. Mari oficiat-
ing. The chanceL lighted by myriads Of
| candles, was attractively decorated with
palms and cut flowers, and the wedding
music was played by the oTganist OF the
church
Miss Genevieve Narkey. sister Of the
bride. was her maid OF honor and only
attendant and Mr.. Harry A Hesarty
was the best man for the bridegroom.
The bride wore d stylish travelling suit
Of brown silk voile. with a large brown
hat 70 correspond aud carried a shower
bouquet of Bride roses. The maid Of
honor also wore brown. her costume being
Of silk. with hat Of cream lace, and her
bouquet was cluster ofs Bridesmaid
roses. The wedding party was preceded
| 20 the altar by the ushers. who were Mr.
J. Vincent Coughlan. Mr. Charles Boyle.
Mr.. James Richmond, and Mr. Michael
Griffin. Owing 10 the recent death of the
brides father no reception was held after
the wedding. Mr.. and Mrs BOulay Ieay-
f-%.,
ding trip TO the jamestown Exposition
and Norfolk. going later to New York by
sea, then 10 Buffalo, Niagara Falls, and
across the Great Lakes. Their future
home will be in Toledo, Ohio.
Mrs. George W. Laws, wife os Lieut.
Laws, [. s. ". and her sister. Miss
Katherine Powell have just returned 10
the home OF their parents. Mr.. and Mrs
Powell. in Georgetown. from Spring
Lake. ~ J., where they have been the
guest Of Mrs. George Hillman.
Mrs. Mary I. Reed and Miss Frances
S. Reed, formerly Of Washington. but
now residing in Pittsburg. are spending
a few days At the Hotel Dewey,
Gen. a. T. Bates, L. S. ~. arrived in
Washington Tuesday. and is at the Chevy
Chase Inn for a sojourn until he is joined
by Mrs. Bates. when they Will open their
apartments at the Connecticut.
Capt. T. z. c. Ryan, the naval al
tache at the British Embassy for the
past two years. and Mrs, Ryan will
leave for England September ., as
Capt Ryan has been recalled TO his
own country, where It Is rumored he is
20 be promoted to the rank Of rear ad-
miral in the British navy.
Capt. and Mrs. Ryan have just re-
turned 10 Washington from a three
months tour OF the northwestern part
Of the United States and Canada.
Last winter Capt and Mrs. RYAN
occupied the house. 9O2S Columbia road.
and Mrs. Ryan was one Of the most
popular young hostesses Of the season.
Capt Horace Hood, who will succeed
Capt. Ryan as naval attache Of the
British Embassy here. is expected to ar
rive in Washington very shortly.
Announcement is made of the mar
riage Of Miss Minnie Lee Carlisle. of
Washington, 10 Mr.. James Ferney Mich
olson. OF Boyds, Nd The wedding took
place on august q, in Philadelphia. and
the bride and bridegroom have Just
returned TO this city to make their
home at S33 Fifth street northwest. The
wedding came as a complete surprise TO
the many friends of Mr.. and Mrs.
Nicholson. though their engagement TO
be married was known 10 all of their
friends. Their meeting in Philadelphia
was unexpected. and the marriage was
hastily arranged. they going afterward to
Atlantic City for a wedding trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Montgomery Blair are
spending few days in New York.
Mrs. McCahiH and her daughter. Miss
Maud McCahilI, have returned 10 their
apartment, after a prolonged stay at
Pinehurst Beach, Virginia.
The Due de Chaulnes, generally be-
lieved to be the fance Of Miss Theo-
dora Shonts, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Theodore P. Shonts, arrived in New
York yesterday on the Kaiser Wilhelm
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