The Washington herald., 1908-01-09

Bonnaffon, who are to be married next
Saturday.
Dr. Carl Henning, of the Rocham-
beau, has returned from a two weeks
trip in North Dakota.
Mrs Carter. wife OF Senator Thomas IL
Carter, will not receive to-day, but will
receive Thursday, January l6, and Thurs
day. January 80.
Miss Mary Glare Carroll Howard
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George IL
Howard, was married 90 Mr. Lewis War
rington Cottman Of Baltimore and Tiger
Bay. Fla, yesterday at noon at the resi-
dence of the brides parents in n street
Only a family party witnessed the cere-
mony. which was followed by "a reception
10 about 80 guests. Rev. Alfred Harding.
rector OF st. Paul's Episcopal Church. was
the officiating clergyman. Artistic decora-
| ltions of palms and white azaleas prevailed
throughout the house. and The wedding
party stood az an improvised altar ar
ranged between the two front windows of
the dTawing-rOom. The ushers, Mr.. Stu
art Janney. Mr. Pembroke Thorn. Mr.
Joseph Walker. and Mr.. Nathaniel Nor
rison, all Of Baltimore. and Mrs. Charles
Howard. led the procession 10 the chanceI
Mr.. Howard escorted his daughter. who
had no attendants, and the bridegroom
had as best man Mr.. Thomas Cottman. Of
! Baltimore. The bridal toilet was Of white
satin, made in empire fashion and
trimmed with Irish lace. The bride wore a
tuile veil caught with a C0rOnet OF orange
blossoms and a horseshoe of diamonds.
the gift OF the bridegroom The wedding
bouquet was a shower Of lilies Of the val
ley and white orchids Mrs. Howard.
mother of the bride. wore a becoming
gown Of black chiffon cloth, trimmed with
bands of pale blue broadcIoth. Mrs Eben
Learned, Of Norwich, Conn, wore pink
brocade, and Miss Olivia Howard wore a
pompadour silk
An interesting feature Of the wedding
was the announcement of the engage
ment OF Miss Olivia Howard, sister Of the
bride and youngest daughter Of SIR. and
Mrs. Howard, 10 Mr.. Christopher AugIr
Russell. Of Boston. Mr.. Russell was a grad
uate Of the Naval Academy. class 1906. but
resigned To engage in the steel business.
He is the son Of the late Col G. 3. Rus
sell and Mrs Russell.
Among the wedding guests were Mr.. and
Mrs. J. H0ugh Cottman. OF Baltimore.
parents Of the bridegroom. and his sister.
Mrs. Richard Hatton
After an extended wedding trip. Mr. and
Mrs Cotuman WIFI take up their resi-
dence at Tiger Bay. Fla where they ex-
pect to spend about eight months Of the
year, going to Baltimore for the remain
ing four months
The wedding Of Miss Esteue Johnston,
daughter Of Mr and Mrs. William John
ston, 10 Mr.. Raymond Sylvester Jennings
took place yesterday evening al 500
| o'clock in St. Paurs Catholic Church.
The ceremony was performed by Rev.
/ Thomas J. MeGuigan. assisted by Revs.
Mr.. Spencer Mr. Walsh. and Mr. Carroll.
a profusion Of palms and white roses
| decorated the church. and Mr. Gumprecht.
the Organist Of ST Patrick's Church. was
| in charge Of the musical programme.
rendering The Bridal Chorus" from
"LOhengrln." at the entrance of the we'd
ding party and during the ceremony
| 'Oh, Promise Me" Mendelssohn's we'd
/ ding march sounded joyously at the con-
clusion Of the service. Mr. Johnston es-
corted his daughter and gave her In
marriage. The wedding gown was OF
| heavy white satin. made princess. with a
| full train. and bec0mingly trimmed with
| rose point lace. A coronet of orange
blossoms caught the folds Of the bridal
| veil 10 the hair. and the bouquet was a
| shower of lilies Of the valley and Bride
/ roses, one interesting and beautiful ac-
! cessory 20 the wedding toilet was "a heavy
cable chain OF Roman gold, the gift of
the brides father 20 her mother al their
wedding
Miss Martha Field, who was maid Of
honor, wore a dainty gown Of pale pink
satin and carried a cluster Of Killarney
roses, and the bridesmaids, Miss Ruby
Johnston. Miss EUnice Shelton. Of Bal
timore and Miss Olive McNeaI, also wore
pink satin gowns and carried Killarney
roses. Mr. George G. butcher, of Wiscon-
sin, was the best man. and the ushers
were: Mr.. John L. Gaffney, of Water
bury. Conn; Mr.. Michael NJ Doyle. Of
Wisconsin, and Mr.. f. McHenry Gallaher.
Of Wisconsin. A reception for the bridal
party the house guests. relatives. and a
few intimate friends followed the cere-
mony at the residence OF the brides par
ents at the corner of Sixth and T streets.
Among the out-of-town guests were the
brother-in-law and sister of the bride
groom, Mr. and Mrs. J. a Werner, of
Wisconsin, and Mr.. and Mrs. John -Jen-
nings brother and sister-in-law of the
bridegroom.
The bride is a member Of the old Came
ron family of this city, her great t-grand-
father being John - Cameron. and her
trF-q "a "a TRr 4 Roland T,.,r-
OF the old Levy Court of the District of
Columbia. Her father. William j. John
stOn. has been a practicing lawyer before
the District bar thirty years. She is well
known in musical circles in Washington,
having studied under Mrs Henry Hunt
Mckee, and has recently taken prominent
parts in number of amateur operas
The bridegroom Is a son of the late
Davis Jennings, of New London, Conn.
His father was for several successive
terms mayor of New London.
Later in the evening Mr.. Jennings took
his bride for their wedding journey, and
on their return, after February l, they will
reside at the Ontario. The bride will wear
a modish travelling costume of gray broad
cloth, with gray hat and black lynx
furs.
Representative ollie NJ. James and wife,
of Marion, Ky, will be at the Riggs as
usual.
Mrs. Margaret Eberly and Miss Rosa
Eberly left the city yesterday for Atlantic
City, and will return to Washington about
February l.
The marriage OF Miss Helen Wanstal.
daughter of DR.. Alfred Wanstall. to Mr..
Paul Charlton, law officer of the Bureau
of Insular Affairs, War Department.
was solemnized in Emanuel Church, Bal
timore, yesterday at noon.
The ceremony was performed by Rev.
DR.. Eccleston, for many years the rector