The Washington herald., 1908-06-05

Miss Ethel Jewel Dony. daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. James II. Dony. was mar
ried last evening 20 Mr.. Robert Harlin
Brown, formerly OF Portland. Greg. now
a resident of Boston. The ceremony was
performed In the Metropolitan Baptist
Church by Rev. George E. Maydwell,
pastor OF Waugh NJ. Z. Church, at 1880
O'Clock. and was followed by a reception
in the home OF the brides parents, for
the relatives and bridal party and few
close friends. The church was decorated
with green foliage and white blossoms.
the pews for the families being marked
with palms. the color scheme observed
being white and green. The music was
special feature Of the ceremony. Mrs.
Hope Hopkins Burroughs was at the organ,
and for the entrance Of the bridal party,
played the wedding music from 'Lohen-
grin" During the ceremony Mrs. w J.
Latimer and Miss Florence Girard sang
solos, the former singing 20. Promise
Me" and the latter Drink 10 Me Only
with Thine Eyes" As the bridal party
passed down the aisle and left the church
Mrs. Latimer and Miss Girard sang an
arrangement OF Rubinsteins Melody in
F. for two voices. TO the words Voices
Of the Woods"
The bride was attended by the bride
groom's sister. Miss Lottie Brown. as
maid Of honor, and the bridegroom was
attended by Mr.. Frank A. Dony. brother
of the bride. The gown OF the bride was
an exquisite one OF cream silk crepe de
chine. made princess and trimmed with
lace and seed pearls She wore a vel Of
tulle held with lilies Of the valley and
necklace, pendant, and other ornaments of
pearls. and carried a shower Of Bride
roses.
The gown of the maid OF honor was Of
canary silk, made princess, and she car
ried tea roses.
The house was decorated with a color
scheme Of white and canary, with fresh
blossoms and palms. After the informal
supper. the bride and bridegroom left for
a short wedding trip which will end I'm
their new home in Boston. The going
away gown was OF brown Venetian
Panama cloth with which the bride wore
a hat of Alice blue Miss Wightman.
of New York. Is The house guest OF the
brides parents. She came over for the
wedding. and VIII remain for several
weeks.
on Tuesday evening Mrs. Brown (nee
Dony) was the guest OF honor at func-
ton given by the members OF the Delta
Mu Club, an organization OF young girls
of which the bride is n member
Mrs. Henry NJ. Hoyt, wife Of the So
licitor General and Miss Constance Hoyt.
their debutante daughter have gone 10
Pomfret, Conn, where they will spend
the remainder Of the summer season.
Representative and Mrs. Edgar d.
Crumpacker. Of Indiana. left Washington
Tuesday for Hot Springs, Va. where they
will spend a fortnight before returning
TO their home In Indiana.
The weddings OF tomorrow are inter
esting. Miss Elsie Pearce. daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs William II. Pearce. viii be
married at noon to Mr.. Thomas Chasteau
Thatcher. of Baltimore, son OF Mr. and
Mrs. J. A. Thatcher. The ceremony will
be performed in the home Of the brides
parents. in 5 street. in the presence OF
only the relatives and few very init
mate friends. by Rev. Samuel II. Greene.
pastor OF the Calvary Baptist Church
Miss Marie Pearce. sister Of the bride
Fletcher Byrd will be best man. The
small brother and sister the bride will
act as ribbon bearers. A breakfast will
follow the ceremony.
Mrs Helen Gait Tally. daughter Of the
late Mr.. Walter Gait, will be married at
4 o'clock tomorrow afternoon to Mr..
George Carter Minnigerode. in the apart
% hav-
Rev. Herbert Scott Smith, rector of St.
Margarets Episcopal Church. Mrs. Tally
will have for her only attendant Mrs.
Harry Freeman Clark. who was formerly
Miss Elise Heiskell. as matron OF honor.
and the best man viii be Mr.. Cuthbert
Powell Minnigerode. brother of the bride
groom Only the immediate families will
be present at the ceremony. which will
be followed by a small reception Mrs.
Tally is the widow Of Mr.. Albert Mantell
Tally.
Mrs. Maize Nodine La Shelle. widow of
Kirke La Shelle, will be married to-mor-
row to Mr.. Joseph Rowland Hunt. The
ceremony will be performed in the coun-
try home of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank A.
Vanderlip. near Tarrytown. ". Y. Mrs.
La DiltllC lldh bCEAA III EuIODe lot some
time, and returned only this week Mr..
La Shelle was known as the composer Of
The Amer" The Princess Chic" and
a number Of other popular light operas.
Miss Clara c. Joyce, Of this CITY, was
married Wednesday to Mr.. James Lee.
jr., Of Jersey City. IN St Patrick s
Church, at o'clock, by Rev. William J.
Russell, rector. Immediately after the
ceremony the bride and bridegroom left
for wedding trip. They will live in Jer-
sey City.
Mr.. Jerome Bonaparte. who returned
from Europe this spring. after escorting
his mother to Germany. sailed yesterday
for France, for the remainder Of the
summer.
Chief Engineer and Mrs. E. D. ROBBIE.
in celebrating their golden wedding ami
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