The Washington herald., 1907-07-28
WEDDINGS.

pdIucS bclng MISS Make 4. Hart, for-
merly of DanviIle, Va. and Mr.. Noah H.
Tibbetts, of this city. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. J. W. Smith. of Ep-
worth NJ z. Church. Mr. J. 2. Hunnl-
cutt escorted the bride and gave her
away. There were no attendants. The
bride wore gown of pale gray chiffon
cloth, and the wedding bouquet was a
cluster Of Bride roses. Only the relatives
and a few intimate friends witnessed the
ceremony. Mr.. and Mrs. Tibbetts left
Washington for an extensive trip, after
which they VIII take up their residence in
this city.
One Of the prettiest events OF summer
was the celebration Of the silver wedding
anniversary Of Mr.. and Mrs. William B.
Stewart, which took place at their apart
ments in the Denver. last Thursday even
ing Plants and cut flowers were used as
decorations, and formed a pretty and ar
tistic setting for the gay assemblage Of
relatives and friends Of the couple.
In the receiving party We're Mrs. Stew
arts daughters. Miss Belle Stewart. Miss
Helen Stewart, and Mrs. Milton W. Bray
man. Miss Sibyl Holbrook, of this city.
and Miss Lena NJ. Rain. Of Pottstown.
Pa, assisted. Many guests were present
from out Of town. and the evening was
delightfully."- passed with "a fine musical
programme and dancing. Mr. and Mrs
Stewart We're the recipients Of a number
Of handsome presents, most Of which
were OF silver Mr. and Mrs. Stewart
were married at Easton. Pa. but have
made Washington their home for the past
fifteen years. Mr.. Stewart for many years
has been employed in the postal service.
and has a wide circle of friends among
post-oftice officials in Washington and
throughout the country. Mrs Stewart
was before her marriage Miss Miriam
kinsey, daughter Of the late A. W. Kin
sey of Braddock. Pa. ana her step
mother is Mrs. NJ. F. Kinsey, Of St Da-
vids. Pa.
4 particularly interesting event Of the
evening was the announcement Of the en-
gagement of Mr.. Harry Stewart their
son, 20 Miss Lena NJ. Rain, of Pottstowu
Pa Though no date was set for the we'd
ding. il will be a fan event. and will prob
ably take place about Thanksgiving.
The announcement comes from Paris Of
the engagement of Miss Grace Allen.
sister Of Mrs Benjamin Knower. Of New
York, and Mr.. Alfred Hawes. Of Toronto.
Canada. No date has been set for the
wedding. The bride-elect is cousin Of
Lady Alan Johnstone who is very wei
known in Washington.
Another international marriage which
viii shortly take place is that Of Miss
Mary Elsie Moore and Due Mario Tor
lonia. Knight Of Malta The engaged
couple returned from Europe last week
with Mrs. Moore. and were met at the
dock by the father Of the prospective
duchess, Mr.. Charles Arthur Moore The
latter is said 10 be as much pleased with
the choice Of his daughter as It was nos
sible 10 be, since the duke is not only n
man Of excellent Italian lineage. but nos
sessed Of good habits
A quiet marriage took place Thursday
morning at 1 o'clock at the parsonage of
Trinity Episcopal Church by the Rev
Lional A. Nye, the contracting parties
being Mr.. Leo p Naplln and Miss Lille
c. Bell Of ARacOstia. The couple. after
being entertained AT lunch. left on the
l,50 train for Atlantic City and viii be
at home to their friends at the Mississippi
apartment after August S.
An engagement Of much interest here.
where the young lady has been fire.
quent visitor, was announced last week
by Mr. and Mrs. Sydney Williams. Of
Chicago, of their daughter, Miss Catherine
Stewart Williams, to Mr.. Francis Ben
nett Poe, Of Washington. The wedding
viii take place in April Mr.. Poe is the
son OF Mr. and Mrs. Charles Poe.
formerly of Baltimore. and nephew of
Mr.. John P. Poe Miss Williams is of an
old and prominent family her mother