The Washington times., 1908-08-16

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his bride for a Northern bridal trip.
They viii reside 81 3225 Thirteenth
street northwest upon their return
MISS Clark is well known IN Wash
lnston, where she has always made her
nome. and is 1904 graduate OF the
Georgetown Convent.
ar Hayden is the son Of the late
Joseph 4. Hayden. United states con-
SUI 10 Italy, Germany, and Sweden, and
hved for number OF years abroad,
where ne received most OF hls eduea-
Ton.
An Interesting engagement announced
during the week was that Of Miss Elsie
seymour, daughter Of the late Lieut..
charles Seymour. L. S. n. and Mrs.
Heymour. 70 Passed Assistant Surgeon
william Dunlop Owens. L. S. \.
The wedding viii take place some time
ln September al the MOorings. the coun-
lty home Of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Cod
man Parish, OF New York. cousins OF
Inc bTide-elect. with whom she now
makes her lone
Announcement is made Of the mar
rlage OF Miss Bertha NAY Mabonev "a
William Winter Davis. The ceremony
took place Tuesday evening. Aueusr I
IN the home Of the bride. ia @ street
southeast n the presence Of only a
small family party. and was performed
Dy The Rev. T. H. Lamar, pastor Of the
Wilson Memorial Methodist Episcopal
Church
Miss Bessie Mahoney, niece Of thu
bride, as flower girl, was the brides
only attendant. John T. Davis, brother
If he Hr-f.g
Miss Emma Joyce Of Giesboro Nd.
and Russell n Padgett, Of Congress
Heights, were married Monday evening
IN Congress Heights N. Z. Church. the
Rev. II. O. Spencer performing the GER
emory.
Miss Rachel Joyce. sister Of the bride,
acted as maid OF honor and D. Y. Pad
sett, OF Congress Heights, vas best
man Tor his brother The ushers we're
George Fowler ana Philip MagIuder,
both Of Congress Heights.
Mrs. Townsend played the wedding
music ana Miss Maud Fowler sang 90
Promise Me" preceding the entrance
Of the bridal party.
Following the ceremony a receptson
FOR the bridal party and relatives and
few intimate trends was held in the
home OF the bridegroOm's sister Mrs.
X. Z. Mooreland, on r street south
cast.
Afr. and Mrs. Padge-t viii reside in
Washington after d honeymoon srent
al Camp Springs Prince George county.
Nd. Thu bride is the daughter Of Frank
Joyce, and the bridegroom is the son
of AR and Mrs r A Padgstt, OF Camp
Springs, Ma.
An interesting wedding took place
" ednesday in tie home Of Mrs. Mary
Z. Clark, OF Spottsylvania, Va. when
her daughter, Miss Julia E Clark. be-
came the wife OF Elliott u. Day. OF
Washington. The ceremony took place
ia the morning at 10 O'Clock. the Rev.
Decatur Edwards officiating
The pariors were JastefulIy decorated
with palms. ferns. and daisies. and Mrs
J. II. Sacra. sister Of the bride. played
the wedding music.
Mrs. Ethel Springman attended Miss
Clark as matron Of honor, and Jesse
Day, brother Of the bridegroom acted
as best man. After a wedding break
fast sir. aTC Mrs. Day left Tor their
bridal trip and their future home in
A marriage OF interest TO washington
took place in Norfolk Monday after
noon at o'clock when Miss Nora a.
Cannon, daughter OF C. J. Cannon, be-
came the wife Of Henry NJ. Brown. of
The ceremony took place
in St. MaTys Catholic Church Father
Doherty officiating.
Miss Annie Cannon. sister or the
bride, acted as maid OF honor. and J.
Brown
After the ceremony an informal re-
cepuon for the bridal party and reIa-
tives was held in the home OF the bride.
and later Mr. and Mrs. Brown left for
an extended Northern bridal trip. They
viii reside in Washington upon their
return.
The marriage Of Miss Frances q.
Wood, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ed
ward J. Wood, OF Mt Rainier. Nd. 70
John P Dunie. took place Tuesday aft
arnOOn at l o'clock in the home of the
brides parents.
The bride entered the drawing room
With her father. who gave her in mar
rage. Her bridal costume was a be
coming princess Of white muslin ana
ACE. with a white satin sash, and the
JTludl bouquet Was q SlOWCI o. bIl0G
roses.
Miss Nellie Wood, sister OF the bride,
md Miss Ruth Duffie. sister Of the
were the maids of honor.
Miss Wood wore a becoming gown or
scru null, and Miss Dufie wore white
nun and lace, and both carried Brides
maid roses.
r. r. Duffie, brother Of the bride
groom. was the best man, and the Of
iciating clergyman was the Rev. Mr.
"a Roche. of the Episcopal Church OF
1T. Rainier,
Mr.. and Mrs. Duffie left after a we'd
ling breakfast for a bridal trip to At
antic City, Mrs Duffie wearing a mod
sin travelling costume Of cream-coiored
erge with jacket OF silk braid and
oaue OF brown chiffon trimmed with
link roses.
Miss Irene ClaTidge and Wilbur 9.
Birch were married Wednesday even
ng in the home Of the brides mother,
Yrs. Mary Clarridge, 1449 South Caro-
ina avenue southeast, at O'Clock by
he Rev. Ruffin Jones OF Epiphany