The Washington herald., 1907-06-20

green, PINK roses Ddiihihs tHN iioutel
and decorating the table. Mr.. and Mrs. !
Hough left town for a wedding trip, Mrs.
Hough wearing a suit Of invisible check
wolfe and a hat 10 match. trimmed with
wings and ribbon. Upon their return
they will make their home at 80 Seaton
street
The wedding Of Miss Bessie Z. Hart
and Mr. Haywood c. Griffin, OF Altoona,
Pa, was solemnized last evening at the
Eastern Presbyterian Church in the pres
ence OF a large assemblage Of relatives
and friends. Rev. T. c. Easton perform
ing the ceremony. The church was dec
GRATED with palms and white cut flowers.
and beautiful musical programme. un-
der the direction Of Mr.. Trott, Of St
Marks Episcopal Church, was rendered
The bride and bridegroom entered the
church together. attended by Miss Clara
Hart the brides sister, as maid OF honor
and Mr.. Ringold Hart her brother as
hest man. The ushers were MT. Lewis
Thayer. Mr.. Frank c.. Westbrook OF
Huntingdon. Pa: Mr.. David Hart, and
Mr.. Harvey Ridenbaugh. of Altoona, Pa.
The wedding gown was white lace
| princesse robe made over taheta and
point d'esprit The full tulle veil was
becomingly caught with a wreath Of
! orange blossoms. and the bridal bouquet
was a shower Of Bride roses and lilies Of
| the valley. The maid Of honor wore
| princesse gown Of pale pink moussellne
| trimmed with quantities Of Valenciennes
| lace, and she carried a cluster Of Brides
maid roses. An informal reception for
the relatives and a few intimate friends
| followed al the residence Of the brides
parents. after which Mr.. and Mrs. Griffin
| LETT Washington for a honeymoon trip.
| Among the out-of-t0wn guests at the
wedding were Mrs Harriet +. Griffin, Of
| Altoona, Pa, Mr.. and Mrs. James p.
| Hart, Of Pittsburg. Mr.. and Mrs. c. r.
| Dever, Of Washington, Pa: MI and Mrs.
! James II Dever, Of Washington, Pa, and
Mrs Leila Gayman. OF Pennsylvania.
Miss Mnna Softer, daughter of Mr.
| George T. Softer. was married last evening
at o'clock 10 Mr.. Henry Fey at the
! parsonage of Grace Lutheran Church,
Rev. J. Z. A. Doermann officiating. Only
/ the relatives and few friends witnessed
/ the wedding. Miss katherine Softer, a
| sister Of the bride, was maid Of honor,
and the best man was the bridegroom g
/ brother. Mr.. Adam Fey. The bride wore
1 a flmy gown Of white mercerized batiste,
with entre-deux Of white embroidered ne
dauions I'm the skirt and bodice. and In
| stead Of a Wedding veil she wore a
wreath OF lilies Of the VALLEY. The we'd
/ ding bouquet was a shower Of Bride
! roses. After a Northern trip, Mr.. and
gMrs Fey will make their home at 3-5
Pennsylvania avenue southeast upon
| their return 10 the city. being at home
I % their friends after July l.
Miss Clara Hense, daughter Of Mrs.
Wilhemlne Heuse, and Mr. William Gott-
hardt were married last evening at S
O'Clock. In Concordla Lutheran Church,
Rev. Paul Menzel. pastor Of the church.
oflclated. y large reception. to which
nearly 40 invitations We're issued. follow
| ed at Rauscher's The Chencel Of the
church was effectively decorated with
palms and white cut flowers. clusters of
the same marking the pews reserved Tor
the families Of the bride and bridegroom.
Mr.. George GotthardJ was best man. The
/ bride was escorted and given away By her
/ brother, Mr. Hugo Hense. and IN the
/ wedding train was "a maid Of honor, Miss
Margaret Gotthardt, sister Of the bride
groom. and the Misses Amelia Pfiuger,
Dora Pnuger, Pauline Pfuger, and Han
nah schultz as bridesmaids. while the
flower girl was Clara LOhse. The ushcTs
were Mr. Richard Clements. Mr.. Anton
| Mechaun. Mr.. Daniel Flayin. and Mr..
/ Edward Howard. The wedding gown
was OF soft white mcssaline deliberately
trimmed with prinCcsse lace and chiffon.
The priucesse effect was carried out in a
long court train, and a veil arranged with
"a wreath of orange blossoms completely
. envel0ped the figure Of the bride. The
wedding bouquet was a shower Of Bride
/ roses and lilies Of the valley. The maid
OF honor wore a pale blue batiste robe
with entor-deux OF mechiin lace. and car
ried a cluster Of Killarney roses. and
the bridesmaids wore dainty fr0cks Of
white dotted muslin, with wide pink
sashcs and carried clusters Of pink sweet
peas
AIr. and Mrs. Gotthardt left late in the
evening for a wedding trip, and upon
their return 10 Washington Will make
their home at 127 r street northeast. Mrs
GOtthardts going away suit was Of dark
blue voile, with which she wore a small
white hat trimmed with blue wings.
Mr.. Walter Asmuth, OF Milwaukee, ant
Miss Mary c. Cavanagh. daughter Of
Mrs. Annie Cavanagh and the late
/ Michael Cavanagh, Of this city, were
married Yesterday morning at $50 O'Clock
at st. Aloysius' Church by Rev NJ. J
Walsh. Of Brooklyn. y. Y. a cousin OF
the bride. A simple setting Of palms and
white peonies formed the background fol
the wedding party. The bride and bride
groom entered the church together and
were unattended except for Miss Nelli,
, Cavanagh and Mr.. Charles Grant James
who were witnesses. The wedding gowI
was OF white taffeta with a bertha Of
. Irish lace in the design Of which was pOr
trayed the shamrock, the thistle, and In,
rose. the three emblems Of the British
Isles. A large white lace hat went witt
the costume trimmed with white plume
and white roses. and the bride carried
white prayer book
, Miss Nellie Cavanagh sister Of tn
, bride. wore a simple gown Of white sill
, and a becoming hat Of white straw
trimmed with pink roses and plumes. Mr.
and Mrs. Asmutn left Washington for al
p extended trip through the West and vii
return to the city to make their futur
[ home.
Miss Marion Speaks, daughter Of Mrs
NJ. J. Speaks, and Mr.. James EdwarJ
West were married yesterday Afternoon
at o'clock, at Mount Pleasant Congrega
! tional Church. Rev. II. Ross Fishburn per
formed the ceremony, and there was n
reception except an informal one in tn
! church parlors. profuse setting 0
palms, ferns. and clusters Of cut flower
! beautified the church, and huge bunche
] of peonies marked the pews reserved 70
the families OF the bride and bridegroom
/ The bride was given away by her brother
4 E6uard CDaaks. and Mr. Paul Slpmai