Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1907-12-06
A Pretty Home Wedding.

On Wednesday evening, November 81 +,
1907, at 8 O'Clock, the handsome home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward w. Byrn, at Sligo,
this county, was the scene of brilliant
wedding ceremony. Rev. George H..
Mudrow, Rotor Of Grace Uhurcn, Silver
Spring Parish, offlciated, and the contract
ing parties were Miss Margery Rogers Byrn,
youngest daughter of the host, and Mr..
William Wooster Curtiss, son of the late
Captain Wright Curtis, of Tanglewood, the
adjoining property.
Miss MargerY has just graduated with
high honors from the Central High School,
in Washington, having won the Dickinson
College scholarship; che was vice -presdent
of her class, and also most popular member
of one of the leading sororities. Mr.. Cur
tiss, of the engineering department Of the
District Government, is well.known to his
host of friends as the famous all-round
athlete OF Swarthmore College.
The bride entered the psrlor to the strains
of the wedding march, handsomely gowned
III WullE olIh, WIN ioSS' DhO Nnh
ried shower bouquet of bride roses and
wore garland of flowers in her hair. The
bride was gwen away by her father, and the
ceremony was performed in the brides cor
ner, beneath beautiful canopy of lace cur
taIns festooned with garlands of green and
flowers, with background of palms. Mr..
Preston b. Ray, the newly-elected member
of the Maryland House OF Delegates, was
best man, and Miss Evelyn Booth, a chum
of the bride from infancy, was maid of
honor.
After receiving congratulations and the
signing OF the register, beautifully ap-
pointed and well-ordered reception with re-
freshments was extended to the two hun
dred guests present. Mrs. Byrn, Miss Mary
Curtiss and the Misses Byrn did the honors
Of the home. Shortly after cutting the wed.
ding cake the bride and groom quietly took
their departure for an extended trip TO the
North. The brides going away costume
was handsome red broadcloth suit, made
militaire, and large black hat with ANA
ION plumes.
Among those present were DIR. and Mira.
George ii. McGrew, Mr.. James McGrew,
Mr.. and Mrs George Curtiss, Miss Mary Cur
tiss, Mr.. Wright Curtlss, Jr., Mr.. John D.
Curtiss, Mr.. Maurice Curtiss, Mr.. and Mrs
Henry Byrn, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas F. Bryant,
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hurt, Mr.. and Mrs. E.
D. Crouch, Mrs. Annie Doores, Miss Fannie
Cue, Mrs William Doores, DIR. and the Misses
Farnum, Mr.. Arthur Miller, Misses Miller,
Mr.. Preston B. Ray, Miss Taylor, Judge and
Mrs. S. Waters, DR.. and Mrs. George II.
Wright, DR.. and Mrs. Charles F. Whitney,
Mr.. William P. Wilson, Miss Rose Wilson,
Mr.. Harry Wagstaff, Captain and Mrs. j. b.
Wilbur, Mr.. Charles r. Wright, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles r. Wright, Jr., Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Wilson, DR.. j. b. Woodson, Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas F. Rea, Miss Helen Randall,
Mr. and Mrs. George G. Stewart, DR.. and
Mrs. Thompson, Miss Nellie Pratt, Mr.. Pratt,
DIR. J. Everett Keene, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Getty, Miss Birgieldt, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Bryant, Mr.. Frank Hewitt, Mrs. Levi J.
Bryant, Mr.. and Mrs George Davis, Mrs.
Candace Crawford, Mr.. Rogers, Mr.. Bertram
Foster, Mrs. William J. Eynon, Miss Grace
Holmes, Mrs. NJ. A. Keys, Miss Lizzie Keys,
Mr.. Ed. Kemper, Misses Jennie and Char
lotte Lockwood, Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Lo-
gan, Mss Helen G. Nichols, Miss Bessie
Nayse, Miss Evelyn Booth, Miss Drake, Mr..
Reese Murray, Mr.. Powell Rogers, Miss Edna
Soleau, Miss Emily Shedd, Miss Mary Maus,
and many sorority and high school friends
Of the bride and the Office friends Of the
groom.