The Washington herald., 1907-06-09

jamestown Exposition. Yesterday after
noon the Austrian admiral and his staff
gave a reception on board the Saukt
Georg.
On June Is Admiral and Mrs HaIring-
ton will give a dinner on the Brooklyn IN
honor of the president Of the jamestown
Exposition and Mrs. St George tucker.
Miss Harriet de Bonneville Keim Is 10
be one Of the bridesmaids at the wedding
Of Miss Lima Small and MI. HAYDEN Har-
ris Wednesday. In Chicago Miss helm
Will visit friends at Green Lake and
Waukesha after the wedding, remaining
until July.
Mrs. Keim Is at her summer home Edge
mont, at Reading, Pa.
A pretty wedding took place yesterday
morning at ST. Patrick's Church. when
Miss Marie Anna Harbin. daughter Of
Mrs. Jennie S. Harbin, and Mr.. Thomas
T. J. Mcguire were married at solemn
nuptial mass In the presence OF large
/ Iassemblage Of relatives and friends.
Rev. Thomas McGuigan and Rev. VIII
lam Carroll ofIiciated.
An effective arrangement Of palms and
ferns and quantities of white daisies car
ried out the color scheme OF white and
green. and made a pretty setting for the
/ youthful bride and her attendants.
The wedding gown was a becoming lace
robe over chiffon. on a foundation OF taft
/ feta. A tule veil was worn, caught with
a wreath Of Bride roses, and the same
blossoms formed her bouquet which was
a shower
/ The maid of honor was Miss Margaret
Adele Harbln, the brides younger sister
| a graduate Of last week from the Convent
/ of the Visitation at Frederick, Nd. Her
| costume was Of white tulle over tafeta.
made with a soft glrdle. and she wore a
hat Of white Neapolitan straw, trimmed
with ferns, and carried a huge cluster 5f
/ maidenhair fern.
/ The bridesmaids were Miss Julia NJ
/ Lutz. Of Ploinfed, n j.; Miss Nan S.
/ Wilson. of Frederick. Nd, and Miss Ella
/ COrbett and Miss Nellie Corbett, both Of
/ Washington. Their gowns were dainty
white organdy frocks, with green sashes.
and their hats were of white straw.
| draped with green sashes and trimmed
with daisies. a shower of daisies COM
pleted the effective costumes.
/ Mr. George f. Harbiu. an uncle Of the
/ bride escorted her and gave her in mar
:IaEc 4 reception was held al the TesI-
denCe Of Mrs. Harbiu, in X street. Air.
and Mrs. Mcguire leaving later for a
wedding trip. 10 include visit 70 James
/ town, thence 10 Boston hy sea. where
. they VIII visit relatives Of the bridegroom.
/ aiterward going TO Indianapolis. where
they will make their future home.
Out-of-t0wE guests present for the event
were Miss Refine Bester Of Hagerstown.
/ Md. Miss X. B. Holden. Of New York.
/ Mrs Stella Osiug Miss Blanche Osiug.
Miss Leila Osing, Miss Clare Osiug. aud
F. Mrs !. J. Scriveuner, of Baltimore. Nd
Mr.. and Mrs Gahney, Of Philadelphia
Mrs. Wilson, Mrs G.. 3. Staloy. Mrs @.
/ Schlcv. and Miss Eta Wilson, Of Freder-
.ck. Nd
Miss Agnes Al0nz7 wilkins. daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Alonzo Allan wilkins. was
quietly married yesterday morning az II
o'clock 10 Mr Leo Sp4ldlns Day. The
ceremony was performed hy Rev. J. ID.
Marr in the Immaculate Conception
. Church Miss Ruby SUrlugsteeu and 1Ir.
J. Clarence Day were the only attend
ants. Mr.. and Mrs. Day viii leave to-day
Tor the North to VISIT the parents of the
groom.
AIr and Mrs. Nathaniel Francis viii
leave about July / for North Haven, Ne,
where they Will spend the summer
Mrs. Donald Mclean, president general
/ Of the d. A. r, spent last week at the
New Willard.
Miss Recs and her niece, Miss scully.
wao occupied apartments at the High
lands during the winter, have returned q
their home az Pittsburg.
Miss Ethel B. Sweeten and Mr.. Ray
mond A. Nichols. both Of Baltimore. were
/ married very quietly yesterday at noon
at ST. Margarets Church by Rev Her
bert Scott Smith. Only a few relatives
land intimate friends pere present The
bridal party went directly from the STA
tirn 10 the church, and afte-ward left for
a wedding trip. The b-de wore a smart
travelling suit Of daIk-blue t8ffe-s and a
small hat trimmed with white plumes
The wedding bouquet was a cluster of
Bride roses.
The marriage Of Miss Mary Carr
daughter Of Judge and Mrs. Arthur Carr
Of Hyattsyille and Mr. Arthur German
GamhriU. son Of Mr.. and Mrs Stephen
GambriH. OF Laurel, took place at the
residence Of the brides parents last even
ing at : o'clock Only the relatives OF
the immediate families witnessed the
wedding, which was performed by Rev
Ar Packard, of Rockville, Md After the
/ ceremony. Mr.. and Mrs. Gambriu left fol
a short wedding trip, and upon their re-
turn viii make their home at Hyattsville
Mr. and Mrs. John Smith Kirk have a;
their guests Mr Kinks daughter. Miss
/ Bessie Kirk. Of Sioux Falls S. Oak. ant
his niece Miss Margaret Kirk, also OF
South Dakota.
Miss NIollie Dodge. who for the las
two months has been the guest al a So
|, rfa- Of Io1ree rarffse a4 New N,rI- N.v