The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-06-30

and the music was rendered by Mrs.
Charles r. Norris, of Leesburg. The
church was decorated with potted plants
and pink and white roses.
The bride was attired in white organdie
deliberately trimmed in Valenclennes lace
Her veil was caught with orange bios
SONS. and she carried a shower bouquet
of Bride roses and lilies of the valley
Her sister, Mrs. Archibald Carr, who was
matron Of honor, wore pink silk null and
carried maiden-hair ferns
The bride entered the church with her
brother-in law, Capt. r. W. Saunders. or
Washington, d. c.. and met the groom
with hts best man, Mr.. Archibald Carr, at
the altar She was preceded by little Miss
Maud VansicEler, of Washington, ID. G..
and Master Jack Johnston, of Leesburg
who carried a large basket of La France
roses The three ushers. Messrs. John
Conner and Herbert Carr, of Washington,
d. c.. and Mr. ID. {. Myers, Of Lincoln,
Va. entered the left aisle in single file
At the same time the bridesmaids-Miss
Joanna Anderson. Of Washington, and
Misses Ida Y. Boucher and Florence Nor
ris, of Leesburg, entered the right aisle.
The other marriage was solemnized at
ST. Philips Protestant Episcopal Church
yesterday. when Miss Eliza c. Cronmiller
daughter of Mrs. Joshmalne and the late
Dr.. Thomas Cronmiller. l. 5. A, was
married 10 Mr.. J. Clay HalversOn, for
merly Of CulbersOn. NebT., but now re-
siding in Washington, where he is con
nected with the Department Of the Inter
Tor. The ceremony was performed by
Rev. T. A. tombstone the pastor Of the
church while Miss Annie Stanley pre-
sided at the organ and played marches
from Mendelssohn and 'Tohengrin." The
church was beautifully decorated with
palms and cut flowers, red and white be
Ing the prevailing colors The bride was
escorted by her brother, Mr.. lie Page
CronInlller and was met at the chancel
bv the groom. attended by HIS best man.
Mr.. John D. Cronmiller. a cousin of the
bride. The ushers We're Messrs. William
Dorsey. Of EIlicott City, DR.. Charles Bill
lard. Of Washington John Sharretts Of
Baltimore, and James G. Boss. IT., Of
Laurel The bride wore a going away
gown OF champagne chiffon cloth, with
hat and gloves TO match. and carried a
white and gold prayer book. Mr.. and
Mrs. Halverson left Immediately after the
tlflliNliN ltl q 4Nfft lia'A IT "a - anu tf4't
their return will reside here The pres
ents were numerous and beautiful. among
them being a silver platter from pupils
Of the Laurel High School. where Miss
CrOnmiIler has been assistant principal
since its establishment, a handsome sill
yer pitcher from the class OF '07. same
institution silver cake dish, from teach
ers of the high schol, silver candelabrum
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Of Laurel, and beautifully designed t1ble
linen. from one Of her pupils.
Miss Ethel VOwels only daughter Of
James II. and Janet Richie was married
TO William Scantelbury. jr.. of Anacostia
d. c.. Wednesday, the 26th, az PA Cali
fornia avenue. the rev. =. G. Davenport
pastor Of Emmanuel Episcopal Church,
Anacostia. officiating
The wedding WAS beautiful In its sim
plcity only relatives and few friends
being present The bridesmaids were
Misses L0ttie Lee Phillips. Of Greensboro,
y. c.. Anna Peters and Pansy DuCkCtte
Of Washington, and Anna Richie. OF
Maryland Miss Edith Pyles. of Anacos-
ria. was maid Of honor Harry Peters
was best man. Miss Myrtle Duckette rem
dered Mendelssohns wedding march and
other music for the evening
The brides dress was imported Just
silk over chiffon and taffeta. with real
lace.
After buffet supper and distributing
the wedding cake, the happy couple left
for Atlantic City showered with rice and
congratulations
At 81 Marks Episcopal Church Wednes-
day afternoon Mss Alvina Krouse, grand
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs r. z. Herring
and Mr. Charles ". Hughes were mar
by relatives and immediate friends The
bride was given away by her brother, Mr.
c. 5. KrOuse.
Mr. and Mrs. Hughes left on the
o'clock train for Atlantic City, and will
be at home 10 friends after August l. at
500 B street northeast
Mrs. Esther NJ Noah has issued cards
announcing the marriage of her daugh-
ter. Elite W. F Noah. and Edwin l.
Wilson. The ceremony was performed
Thursday evening by the Rev. Enoch
NJ Thompson, after which the bride and
bridegroom left for a short wedding trip.
Miss Noah is the daughter Of the late
Judge Jacob J. Noah, one OF the mos,
prominent correspondents Of his day. and
has herself attained much prominence In
musical circles by her sweet soprano
voice. MI Wilson is also Identified with
musical circles, and is a barytone singer.
All his brothers and sisters have been
equally musical, and have married musl-
clans Of ability
William L. Wilson. brother Of the
bridegroom, Of Atlanta, formerly Of this
city. is a basso and his wife, formerly
Miss Jennie Cooper, had a phenomenal
soprano voice, and was the leading soloist
Of Washington until their removal. She
is now studying for grand opera In the
Metropolitan Opera School in New York
Mr.. Wilson's sister, Mrs. Thomas Evans
Greene. was formerly Miss Katie Y. VIII
son, well known as a singer, and Of re-
cent years as the most successful lOca ;
concert manager. Mr.. Greene was for
many years leading tenor Of the Savage
opera company, and is now singing with
the Vandenburg opera company, in New
York.
An interesting wedding took place in
the home of the brides mother Crop
lev, Nd, on Thursday evening, al 6
o'clock when Miss Belle Redden was
married to William J. Anderson. OF Wash
ington. D. c. The ceremony was per
formed by the Rev y. II. Miller, d. D.,
in the presence Of the family and a few
friends After a wedding trip the young
couple will make their home at 1921 r
street southeast.
Miss Virginia NJ. HeWett was married to
Mr. Ralph II. Holland on Wednesday
June &c. in the home Of her parents, Mr.
and Mrs Fritz Muser, Of 80 West l06th
street New York City. The bride was
attended by her mother as matron Of
honor. Mr.. Alexander r. Gulick was best
man