The Washington herald., 1907-11-21

| rage OF Miss Mary Lloyd Withers and
Mr. Henry Carl Kleinschmidt which was
solemnized ar the residence of the brides
mother yesterday al noon. Rev Alfred
Harding, rector OF St PauTs Episconat
Church. performed the ceremony. and
Mr.. Fred c. Kleinschmidt was his
brothers best man. Little Mary Eliza
beth Payne. niece OF the bridegroom
acted as flower girl. and was the brides
only attendant. She wore a frock of
white muslin and pink ribbons and car
RED pink roses The service was read
/ at an improvised altar, in a bower OF
palms. Which was lighted by yellow
/ tapers IN silver candelabra. clusters Of
yellow chrysanthemums adding TO the
pretty effect OF the decorations. Mrs
Withers escorted her daughter and gave
her in marriage
The wedding gown was a dainty girl
ish creation OF French batlste trimmed
with quantities of German vaIenciennes
lace and hand embroidery. and the bridal
bouquet was a shower of Bride roses
Just preceding the ceremony Mrs. Addle
| kleinschmidt Payne sang Rubenstein's
| Thou Art Like Unto a Flower" A col
/ lation was served Immediately after the
| ceremony. Mr.. and Mrs. Kleinsehmidt
| leaving FOR "a Northern trip later in
the afternoon. Upon their return they
Will take UP their residence with Airs.
Withers at Chevy Chase.
81. Dominic's Church was the scene OF
a pretty wedding yesterday afternoon al
O'Clock. Miss Marie Hutton. daughter of
Mrs. Ella A. Hutton. and Mr. Edgar A.
Hawk being the contracting parties. The
church was simply decorated with palms
and white chrysanthemums. Miss Bar
bara Bishop played the wedding marches
and other appropriate music The cere-
mony was performed by Rev. Edward
Fitzgerald, and DR.. Edward J. KeIeher
acted as best man.
Miss Theresa Fitzgerald. as honor maid.
was the brides only attendant The bride
wore tailored suit Of brown broadcloth
with a hat trimmed with piunes and
minor appointments 10 match The we'd
ding bouquet was "a cluster of white /
chrysantnemums. The honor maid wore
a street costume OF dark blue cloth. with 4
nat 10 match, and carried chrysanthe- I
NUNS. Mr. and Mrs. Hawk left the city /.
80 a NNei'4-A6 y ~ Nlln upon lnDlT return 4
VIII make their future home az 500 Z 4
street southwest with Mrs. Hutton. /
The wedding Of Miss vioietta Spencer.
daughter OF Mrs. Annie l.. Spencer. 10 /
Mr. Frank Drummond Pollard took place /
last evening at o'clock at the residence !
Of the brides mother AT the Mississippi /
Rev. W. G. Davenport performed the
ceremony, which was witnessed only by 1
the immediate families Of the bride and
bridegroom. A setting of palms and ferns.
with clusters OF white blossoms. decor
ated the bower where the bridal party
stood Mrs. Spencer gave her daughter
in marriage
The wedding gown was a beautiful pat
tern OF white princess lace over taffeta.
with in-sets of Irish crochet lace and
the bodice was trimmed with a bertha Of
hand-embroidered French batIste. A fun
tulle veil was worn. and shower Of
hhes-of-the-valley and roses completed
the costume At s o'clock a reception was
held, after (which Mr. and Mrs Pollard
left Washington for a wedding trip.
They will make their home at 81 Park
road.
The wedding Of Miss Mabel Smith.
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Smith
to Lieut. Charles Sanderson L. S. NJ. c..
was another noon wedding yesterday. the
ceremony being performed at the home Of
the brides parents by Rev. Joseph I. Nc
Guire. pastor of Holy Comforter Church
Only relatives Witnessed the service
which was followed by a reception at
1890 The bride was given in marriage
by her father, and her sister. Miss Caro-
line Smith, was maid OF honor.
Capt w. n. Low, L. 5. NJ. c.. was
Lieut. Sanderson's best man. Music was
furnished by a portion Of the Marine
Band The wedding party was grouped
about an improvised altar. formed in a
window recess beneath a canopy Of smi-
lax, from which was suspended cluster
OF white satin wedding bells. The whole
was backed with palms and ferns. inter
mingled with Bridal roses
In the dining-room and reception hall
Killarney roses and white chrvsantbe-
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