The Washington herald., 1907-10-24

pink satin. en- princesSe. trimmed with
gold lace, and carried pink chrysanthe-
NUNS. The brides pathway was strewr
with rose petals scattered by Virginia
Faulkner White, the little flower girl
whose dress was Of white French EN-
broidery. with pink ribbons. The two
ribbon bearers, Master Whiting Faulkner
and Master John Campbell, Of Kentucky
were in fun dress uniforms They were
met at the altar by the bridegroom and
his best man. j. William Stewart, ol
Martinsburg, and the ceremony was sol
emnized by the brides pastor. Rev. DR.
r. NJ. Woods. of Martinsburg Presbyte-
riau Church. The uSheTs We're Charles
J. Faulkner jr., a brother of the bride
Of Chicago: Arthur w Gillian, of Cham
bersburg. Pa, and Harry Flood Byrd
and Daniel 3. Conrad, Of Winchester
Va.
Following the wedding ceremony a re-
ception was given at Boydyille
Among the guests present were Mr.
and Mrs G. J. Faulkner, jr.. of Chicago
Miss Mary V jameson. of Hagerstown,
Miss May Wills, Of Washington. Miss
Martha Basel. Of ClaTksburg, W. Va.
Mrs. William G. Young of Hampton
Va. Mrs. j. Wilton Hope of Hampton
ex-Gov Pitt Kellogg. Of Washington. D
c.. DIT. Luther Raymond, OF Ciarksburg
w. Va: DR.. and Mrs William S Love
DR. and Mrs S. p. Latino, Mr. and Mrs
Richard +. Byrd, Mr. and Mrs. II. Doug
lass Fuller. the Misses Fuller. and Mrs
Alexander NJ Baker, of Winchester, Va.
Mr.. and Mrs Edward Cooke. Mr.. and
Mrs. W F. Alexander, Of Charlestown
w Va: Mrs Mary Campbell, of Hop
kinsville, Ky; Miss Augusta Conrad. OF
Winchester, Va: Hon. and Mrs. George
n. Southwick, of Washington, D. c., anC
Representative Wallace T. Foote. OF New
York
The bride and bridegroom left on lat,
train last night for a bridal trip, which
viii include New York and other Eastern
cities. They are 10 make their home ir
Martinsburg. where Miss Faulkner was
among the most popular of the younger
society girls.
Mr. Snodgrass, who Is secretary and
treasurer Of the Auburn Wagon Com
pany is a well-known and very popular
young business man Of Martiusburg
w. Va.
Nine. Gurgel do Amaral wife Of tho
secretary Of the Brazilian Embassy. who
went to Europe in June, with her sister
Mile Goodhina. viii remain abroad this
winter TO take one Of the Cures there
she having been far from well for the
past year.
Nine Chermont. wife of the second
secretary of the Brazilian Embassy, is
staying with her sister. Miss Sloan. al
her country place near Baltimore. but
makes occasional visits 10 the Capital tC
assist Mr., Chermont IN the selection of a
house for the winter So far. they have
not decided upon any.
Miss Edith Miller. daughter Of Com
msnder Miller. is visiting friends in the
city
Miss Miriam Crosby is contemplating
spending the winter with a brother in St
Louis.
Word comes from Boston Of the wed
ding of Robert L. Meade. jr., son of Brig
Gen. Meate. L. 5. N. c.. and Miss Amy
Carver, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Reuber
Carver, of Roxbury. Mass They wor,
secretly married 10 Boston in July. and
the announcement comes as a surprise
not only to their friends. but the family
as wei
a cable from Havana tells Of the en-
gagement of Lieut.. Logan Tucker. grand
son OF Mrs. John a. Logan and son O..
Col. and Mrs. ". T. Tucker. and Mrs
Br0ome, former wife OF Capt Broome
L. 5. A. Mrs. Broome is the daughte.
Of Mr. and Mrs. James F. Barbour. o.
Rhode Island avenue. The wedding, il j.
said, will take place next month.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan WooIberg will D.
pleased TO see their friends Sunday, Oc
tober e. from to 10 p. H., at thcl
residence. 597 Cameron street. AlcxaR
dria, Va. in honor Of the nfUieth ann
yeTsary Of their marriage.
Among the Washington guests at Nat
uraI Bridge Hotel in Virginia. are: Mr.
and Mrs 6. F. Scbutt Miss Hardt, Wal
lace B. Philip. Mr.. and Mrs r. B. Cav
erly. Mr.. and Mrs r. b. Townsend
Paul Peck. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry White
Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Nickals, Mr.. and Mrs
5. d. Kilby
Mr. and Mrs Harrington Mills are tour
ing the Virginia resorts in their fin,
Oldsmoblle. and reached Natural Bridg,
in two days of fine daylight driving
Following I'm their own cars were Mr.
and Mrs. II. 6. Easterday. Mr.. and Mrs
r. r. Caverlv. Mr.. and Mrs Henr,
White, and Henry Peck