The Washington times., 1907-11-03

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ent and were received by Mr.. and Mrs.
Olsen and Mr.. and Mrs. B. L. Sprinkle,
Of Winterset, parents Of the bridegroom.
Mrs. r. r. Stroud of Omaha; Mrs. Fred
| Younger, of Newton. and Miss Margaret
Walker assisted in the parlors, and little
Miss Hester Miller directed the way to
the dressing rooms. The house was dec
GRATED elaborately with aarguerites,
flags, and bunting. An orchestra played
AIehdelssohn's wedding march as the
bride and groom took their places uns
attended before the officiating clergy
man, the Rev. Willis Newsome Graves,
/ of Logan, Iowa, The bride wore an I'M
ported princesse gown of silk chiffon
/ over taffeta with garniture OF duChesse
| and rose point lace. She wore long
/ tulle veil held in place with a wreath OF
orange blossoms and carried shower
bouquet OF marguerites. Misses Ansel
| and Gertrude Bloom. Gretchen Rossiter
and Hazel Beamis served refreshments
| during the evening. A number Of guests
/ from out Of town attended the wedding.
/ The bride is an accomplished Musician.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Sprinkle viii come here to
Cards have been received here FOR the
marriage OF Miss Georgia Clay Daniel,
daughter Of MIR. and Mrs. H. J. Daniel,
Of near South Boston, to E. +. Walker,
Tuesday afternoon, at the home OF the
bride. ''Maplewood, Halifax county,
Virginia
Mr.. and Mrs George Harvey Clarke
have issued invitations to the marriage
of their daughter. Virginia Pollard. 10
HartweH Augustus Taylor. Monday eve
ming at half after c O'Clock. in the First
, Baptist Church. Richmond.
Mrs. Jane D. Wills, OF Portsmouth,
Va. has issued invitations to the mar
rage OF her daughter, Carrie ScarbOr-
oUgh, TO William Curren Everett. Tues
day. NOvmber ). at Z O'Clock. in st.
Johns Episcopal Church, Portsmouth.
Announcement Is made of the mar
riage Of Miss Nettie Clemmons to Owen
Barron, the ceremony taking pace last
Wednesday in the Cathedral, Baltimore,
the Rev. P. c. Gavin officiating. The
bride is well known on Capitol Hbi and
the bridegroom Is connected with the
chief clerks ofhce in the Treasury De-
partment
After a bridal trip to Old Point Com
fort and other points OF interest in the
South Mr. and Mrs. Barron will return
TO washington and will make their
home on Capitol Hill.
Miss Eleanor Wonder Haas. OF Wash
ington and Frank Wanger, Of Hamilton,
Ohio, were married Wednesday morning
at Sis by the Rev. DIR. Schmitt IN St
Josoph's Catholic Church.
The BRIDES gown was of white or
candle trimmed with quantities OF Val
enciennes lace. and she wore a long
tulle veil arranged with a wreath Of
Bride roses. The bridal bouquet was
a shower Of Bride roses.
The matron of honor, a sister OF the
bride. Mrs. Ben Fuller. wore a modigh
suit Of white serge and a white hat
trimmed with ostrich plumes, and car
ried a shower of pink roses.
Ben Fuller acted as best man for M
Wagner.
Following the ceremony a wedding
breakfast was served in the home OF the
brides sister. Mrs. Euller, in the Pen
hurst. Only the immediate families were
present
After their bridal trip Mr. I'd Mrs.
Wagner viii reside in Hamilton, Ohio.
Miss Mary Amory Hare. the noted
beauty and whip OF Philadelphia. has
been won by a naval officer, Ensign
Arthur Byron Cook. The engagement
Of Miss Hare and Ensign Cook was
announced during the week by DR.. and
Mrs Hobart Amory Hare. parents OF
the young woman.
The fame OF Miss Hare as a belle and !
an exhibitor Of horses is not confined |
to her native city. She has been con- !
spicuous In horse shows in New York, /
where she attracted wide attention by /
her clever driving for which she car |
ried of several blue ribbons.
Miss Hare belongs to a family dis |
tinguished in the social history OF New |
York and Pennsylvania. She Is the /
granddaughter of Bishop Hare and a 1
cousin of Horace Binney Hare. She /
made her debut two years ago since /
which she has been a reigning belle.
Miss Lila Slaughter Hansbroueb. Of /
Washington, and Earl Gregg Sven, Of /
Richmond. Va, were married yesterday ]
morning in Baltimore. only the immedi- /
ate families OF the bride and bride /
groom attending The bride wore a 1
modtsh blue brocade travelling suit and /
a blue hat.
Mr. and Mrs. Sven viii live in Rich |
mond after their bridal trip. Mrs. SVEN /
IS the daughter of the late James Parish /
Hansbrough. Of Culpeper. Va. and Mrs. /
Anna Ophelia HansbrouEh, now of /
Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan Cowsill an
nounce the engagement CT their daugh-
ter, Miss Nellie Gertrude Cowsill, to Jo- /
seph n. Sanford, of Washington.
Out-of- Town
Visitors Many |
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