The Washington herald., 1907-10-03

man and Mr.. McCaIIa Also Married.
An event of interest. particularly in
musical circles. was the wedding Of Miss
Ida Erme Weber, daughter Of Mr. and
Mrs. Henry Weber, formerly of Norris,
Ind, TO Mr. Henry b. Schmidt of Han
nibal, Mo. The ceremony was performed
at the residence of the brides parents
$40 Tenth street northeast, last evening
at Z o'clock, Rev. Charles H. Butler
pastor of the Keller Memorial Lutheran
Church, officiating The service was read
in bay window recess, which, by a
pTofusion Of palms and ferns, starred
with white blossoms. was transformed
into lovely bower. There were no at
tendants, and only the relatives of the
bride and a few out-of-town guests wit
messed the wedding.
A reception was held from to 10
o'clock. TO which relatives and friends
were invited. The wedding gown was
Of white null over white taffeta, elabo-
rately trimmed with Valenciennes lace. No
veil was worn, and the brides bouquet
was a shower Of Bride roses Members
OF the brides Sunday school class. Miss
Alberta Buehler Miss Florence Buehler.
Miss Mabel DAILY. and Miss Gladys Car
roll assisted al the reception, The bride
and bridegroom received in line with
Mr. and Mrs. Weber. Mr.. and Mrs.
Schmidt left for a wedding trip. which
viii be Of several weeks duration. They
viii take up their residence at their new
home, l06 Eighth street northeast upon
their return to Washington. They will
be at home after November Is. Among
the out-of-town guests AZ the wedding
were Mr.. and Mrs c. NJ. Robinson. of
Crawfordsville, Ind, and Mr.. Conrad
Schmidt and Mr.. Albert Lindstrom, Of
Hannibal, Mo.
Mrs. Roosevelt, Miss Ethel, and Quen-
tin Roosevelt occupied "a box at the Ma
tional Theater last night to witness the
performance Of The Silver Girl"
Mrs, Tisdeu and Miss TisdeTl. Of the
Rochambeau, have returned TO the city
for the winter
The Brazilian Ambassador, who sailed
from Europe last week for this country.
arrived in New York yesterday. and was
met by Mr.. do Amaral. who has been act
. ing charge d'araires during his absence
for the past three months. and Lieut..
Col A. V. de Pederneiras. military at
taChe of the embassy. Nine. Nabuco is
not expected TO arrive in Washington
until November
The German Ambassador and the
Baroness Won Sternburg, who returned TO
the embassy, on Highland Terrace, Tues
day, expect 10 remain in Washington
only a short time, and viii soon 80 10
Spring Lake. n. J.
Miss Erma Louise Schweitzer. daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs John Schweitzer. was
married 10 Mr. James Henry Robertson
last evening at the Church Of the Advent
by Rev. Edward Marshall Mott pastor Of
the church The ceremony was performed
at o'clock in the presence Of a large as
semblage Of friends. and was followed by
a reception al the residence Of the brides
parents, 1910 Sixth street northwest. The
bride was escorted and given in marriage
by haT father and Miss Audrey Alberta
Schwaitzer, as maid Of honor. was her
sisters only attendant The best man
was Mr.. Leonard Paul Robertson. brother
of the bridegroom, and the ushers were
Mr Walter Tolson. Mr. William Handi-
Doe. Mr.. James Robertson. and Mr.. Allie
FenneH
Decorations in the church were Of
golden-rod, massed against a background
of palms and deep-toned foliage, clusters
Of gOlden-rod marking the pews reserved
for the families of the bride and bride
groom. The wedding gown was of white
chiffon batiste. built over taffeta and
trimmed with quantities Of Valenciennes
lace. A simple princesse pattern was
worn, the girlish design being carried out
by a rOund-length skirt. and in lieu OF the
conventional wedding veil. only wreath
of Bride rosebuds was worn in the hair
The bridal bouquet was Of Bride roses.
The maid Of honor wore a gown Of white
dotted muslin, trimmed with lace and
touched with yellow ribbons, the color
scheme extending 70 her flowers which
We're a cluster Of white blossoms tied
with streamers Of yellow At the resi-
denCe Of the bride the same cOlors were
used In the decorations. consisting OF cut
flowers and palms. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
son left Washington in the evening for a
wedding trip Mrs. Robertson wearing a
stylish costume Of dark blue cloth. with
hat and minor appointments to corre-
spond.
Another bride of yesterday was Miss
Ella Nolte, daughter Of Mrs Veronica
Nolte. who was married at 3 o'clock in
the afternoon 10 Mr. William Edward
Hopkins. The ceremony was performed
in St Mary's Catholic Church. Rev. F.
A Wunnenburg performing the cere-
mony. The bride was attended by her
sister, Miss Ida Nolte. who was honor
maid, and Mr.. Danenhower was best
man for the bridegroom. The ushers
were Mr.. William Nolte, Mr. John
ConneH, Mr.. Carl Mueller. and Mr..
Fogarty. Mr. Harry Hall. organist of
the church, played the wedding marches
and other appropriate music. The we'd
ding dress was a becoming costume of
white Paris null and Valenelennes lace.
A tulle veil completely enveloped the
figure OF the bride, and her bouquet was
a shower Of white roses. The honor
maid wore a dainty frock Of white Swiss
batiste, lace trimmed. and carried a
cluster Of Bridesmaid roses. In her hair
she wore a wreath of buds Of the same
color. \ reception. limited to relatives
and few personal friends. was held at
the residence Of Mrs. Galway. an aunt
Of the bridegroom, at 335 Sixth street
southeast, after which Mr. and Mrs.
Hopkins left the city for a wedding trip.
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