The Washington herald., 1907-10-23

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with duchesse lace, and a large brown
hat trimmed with marabou feathers Her
bouquet was a cluster of pink ctrysanthe-
NUNS.
The bridegroom had as his best man
Mr. Clifton McKnew, and the ushers
were Mr.. Otey Goggin, of Lynchburg,
/ Va. Dr. NJ T. Harrison. Mr. Charles
I McAvoy, and Mr.. Louis 2. Kelly. Mr.. and
( Mrs. GaWler left Washington Immediately
after the wedding for a trip TO the
North. and upon their return TO the
/ city viii make their home at the Land
more.
Miss IrveI Celeste Shipley, daughter Of
Mr. and Mrs. Pembroke Shipley, was an
other bride OF last evening. her wedding
to DR. Milton II. Prospect taking place at
the family residence at o'clock Only
relatives witnessed the ceremony, which
was followed by a large reception from
to 10 O'Clock. John c. Ball, pastor of the
Metropolitan Baptist Church, was the
officiating clergyman, and the brides only
attendant was Miss Vivian Z. Hanks.
The wedding gown was Of white lace and
net and in lieu Of the conventional bridal
veil a wreath Of Bride roses was worn in
the hair The maid Of honor wore "A be-
coming gown of lavender mousseline, and
carried a cluster Of cosmos Of the same
shade
/ The bridegroom had as his best man
/ Mr. Lawrence Maxwell HinsOn. Among
/ the brides friends who were assistants
at the reception We're members of the
/ Farther Light Missionary Society OF the
Metropolitan Baptist Church, including
/ Miss Mamie Heiiing Miss Emma Gard
/ ner, Miss Maud Kaiser. Miss Lucille Law
son. Miss Mary Royal, Miss Ethel Dony.
/ Miss Ray Williams. Miss Gladys Smith.
/ Miss Florence Taylor. Miss Leila Durisoe
and Miss Anna -Guschewsky. Dr. and
J Mrs. Prospect left late in the evening for
wedding trip after which they will
| take up their residence at 2l6 Eighth
/ street southeast.
Miss Fanny Field, Of Orange. Va. and
Samuel Herrick, a young lawyer of this
/ city, were married yesterday at the home
| Of the brides parents. 'El Rancho. A"
/ Miss Field is a daughter Of William War
/ ren Field, for many years a practlcine
lawyer IN Denver, Colo, and descendant
/ of an old Southern family. her grand
+ father, Gen, James @. Field, Of the Con.
federate army having been twice attor-
/ Hey general of Virginia. and once a can
oidate for the Vice Presidency Mr.. Hel.
| rick IS well known in this city. Is a
cousin Of eX-GOy MyTOn r. Herrick OF
Ohio. and grandson OF the late Gen D.
/ X. Jackman. OF Philadelphia: who. with
/ Horace Greeley signed the bail-bOnd foI
/ Jefferson Davis at the close Of the civil
/ war. The marriage was very quiet one
I d. ..rrFE u in
/ relatives. on account of the recent drown
+ ing Of the brides brother Midshipman
/ Field. in the Inflated launch Of the battle
+ ship Minnesota. After a wedding trip tc
I Florida and Cuba. Mr and Mrs Herricb
/ will be at home at their apartment in
/ Florence Court
/ Mr.. and Mrs. D. L. SAMSON gave a
I family dinner Monday evening in cele-
/ braton of the sixteenth birthday ami
I versary Of their daughter. Miss Helen
( SAMSON. the list including Mr.. and Mrs
John Haas, Mr.. and Mrs William Harley
Mr.. Edward Haas. and Mr. French
+ Osthaus. The guests We're seated at q
round table. which was tastefuly dec
GRATED with cut flowers, ferns, and vines
I Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Wells. formerly
Miss Bevans. whose wedding was one OF
the fashionable events Of the carly au-
tumu, have returned from their wedding
trip The couple enjoyed an extended
. Western trip. visiting Chicago. Kansas
( City. Colorado Springs. salt Lake. and
other cities While AT salt Lake. Mr
Wells who IS OF counsel for Mrs. Brad
f ley. who is soon 90 be tried for the al
legged murder Of former Senator Brown
conferred with Judge Orlando ". Pow
/ crs, associate counsel in the murder case
+ While at CoIinEsville. Okla Mr. and
/ Mrs Wells attended the last Indian pow
. WOW 10 be given before Oklahoma is ad-
mitted as a State. About l2o) Indians
participated In the event. While there
/ Mr. Wells bought from Geronimo. III,
noted Apache chief, a war bonnet. paying
( 500 for it. The bonnet will form an in
/ terestiug feature of his collection of relics
/ Miss A. n Travis gave a small dinner
/ last evening at her home in Rhode Island
avenue. i'm honor Of Mr.. and Mrs. Richard
I Fouchey. of Kansas City, who are visit
I ing I'm Washington. Other guests were
( Miss Florence Davis, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Evans. Mr.. J. A. Gaber. Miss Efie Wag-
ner, end Mr.. 3. D, Stailnss.
| Announcement cards have been received
I Of the marriage of Miss Newell Helen
/ Gragg to Mr.. Arthur Ames Fisher, OF
I Washington which was quietly solem-
uized Thursday evening, October g. at the
/ home of Mrs. Byron McCleland, South
| Broadway. Lexington, Ky. Rev. Mark
/ Coils Of Broadway Christian Church
( was the officiating minister. and only
/ Mrs. McClellands family the brides
/ brother. Mr.. Emmett Gragg. and a few
/ Of her most intimate friends were present
/ The handsome home was decorated
with flowers and plants, and the details
| of the wedding were tasteful and artistic
1 IN honor of the bride, who is a bright
and beautiful girl. She wore a gown OF
white MULE with elaborate trimming OF
! lace and carried q bouquet OF roses and
/ lilies Of the valley.
/ After the ceremony the bridal couple
4 left for a short trip. They Will return
/ 10 Lexington Saturday night, and win be
/ guests of Mrs. McClelland until Tuesday
when they will leave for Washington
I where they viii reside.
/ The brides travelling gown was of blue
cloth. She has been making her home
I in Lexington for a number of years
/ having been a member Of the faculty OF
| Miss Ella Williams School.
Rear Admiral Robert Potts. L. s. n,
retired Mrs. Potts, and their daughter
have taken an apartment at the Rocham-
beau for the winter
The Misses Gilbert, formerly of 1444
Rhode Island avenue are permanently
located at 1909 Fairmont street. Their
friend, Miss Fanny G. Mcdowell, formerly
of 1903 X street, is with them.
MEETS IN Y. M. C. A. HALL.
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