The Washington herald., 1907-06-16


and Albaugh's Theater, where she was
t8s aIsS Ssntsr of many charitable entertain
Among those who have lent their serv-
ices for the testimonial are: Henry N.
Browning. Thomas Forbisher. Ethel Mac
Knight Mona Coleman. katherine Nc
GuIre. Irwin Pigeon, Jessica Lee Robert
Sherry. Ciaudius Bowman, d, Voorhees,,
and Jack Howard
Mrs Mark Blum, Of Irving place. went
to New York. Wednesday, to attend the
wedding Of her niece, Miss Blanche
Weiner. 90 Mr.. A. Levy, on June lS
Mrs. 4. s Hamilton, chairman OF the
corps committee of Burnside Post Auxil-
larry, announced yesterday that an ami
versary banquet will be heli at Glen
Echo on July g. To celebrate the eight
eenth anniversary Of the founding Of that
organization Burnside Post and its aux
iliary held Joint exercises last Wednesday
in the session room Of the post TO com
memorate the both anniversary OF the
flag A literary and musical programme
was given.
A very pretty but extremely simple we'd
ding took place wednesday morning at 9
o'clock in St. Paurs Catholic Church,
when Miss Annie G. Harley became the
wife cf Charles T. Roach a young law
yer Of Washington, the eldest son Of the
late Senator Roach. The ceremony was
performed by the Rev. James E. Krug,
Of St Paurs. in the presence Of several
hundred guests. There were no attend
ants. neither was the church decorated
except for the myriads OF candles which
burned brightly on the altar Nupual
mass was celebrated. and the music was
in charge Of Miss Mary Byrne. former or
ganist and choir director Of st. Pauls
and a former Sunday school teacher of
the bride Miss Harley was escorted 10
the altar by her father, William Harley,
an old resident Of Washington, who gave
her in marriage. The music was especially
effective and elaborate
The bridal gown was a white lace rcbe
over white silk chiffon and the tulle veil
was held with orange blossoms. She car
rfed shower bouquet Of Bride roses and
lilies Of the valley Immediately after the
ceremony wedding breakfast for the
two families was served in the home Of
Mrs Bell. the grandmother Of the bride
AT 1870 L street. after which Mr.. and Mrs
Roach went for n trip 70 jamestown
New York. and other points
The house was simply but prettily dec
GRATED with palms and branches Of sweet
scented syrIngas TIE brides going away
gown was Of brown wolfe over silk, with q
b8r and coat % match After the first OF
July they will go 10 Housekeeping OF
Euclid street. where their home is already
furnished and awaiting them.
Miss Julia Long Draper and Mr. VIII
lam George Josenhaus were married
Wednesday az 81. James Episcopa
Church. The ceremony took place az
o'clock Rev. James W. Clark officiating
The floral decorations were white roses
and foliage. The bride was given in mar
riage by her brother. Mr.. William Curtis
Draper. and Mr. John g. st. John, o.
Chicago. was best man. Mr.. l. G.. Barber
and Mr.. Alfred Eeim were ushers, whii'
Miss Alma Herrle was maid OF honor
The brides gown was q dainty creator
Of imported lace, ribbon. and net owe
tafeta. The tuUe veil was fastened witt
diamond brooch, the gift of the groom
ard her only other ornament was iarg
cameo pin. which was worn by her grand
mother on her wedding day. a whit
prayer book. the gift Of her sister. wa!
carried by the bride instead Of the con
ventional bouquet.
The maid Of honor was hecomingl,
gowned in blue silk.
After the ceremony a reception tool
place az the home n the bride.
The bridegroom came to this city iron
Chicago in January. 1913, 70 take a plac
( in the Ordnance Department Of the navy
/ After July they will be AZ home 10 tnei
/ friends AT 1918 Massachusetts avenu
! northeast