The Washington herald., 1908-07-26

erts. Mr.. and Mrs J. J. TanciH. Rev E
H Lamar officiating The bridal march
was played by Miss Meidel. The bride
was attended by her sister, Miss Pearl
Tancin. and the best man was Mr.. H. G.
McCarter. The bride wore white crepe
de chine over white silk with a wreath OF
lilies Of the valley IN her hair. and car
ried Bride roses and lilies Of the valley
The maid Ct honor wore white mall and
lace over white trimmed with Nalen-
Cienues lace. and carried Bridesmaid
roses Immediately after the ceremony
the bride and bridegroom LETT for a we'd
ding trip the bride IN a gown Of black
and white silk. with black and white hat.
On their return they viii be at home at
1213 Maryland avenue, the home Of the
brides parents
Miss Claire Cienna Mattingly. daugh-
ter Of Mrs. John II. Mattingly. Of Hyatts-
vile. Nd was married yesterday after
noon TO Nr. Mortimer Carr. son Of Judge
and Mrs. Arthur Carr. Of HyattsviIle, all
Of whom are well known in Washington.
the family OF the bride having lived here
for many years before taking up their
residence in Hyattsvllle. The ceremony
was performed in the parsonage Of St
I Jer0me's Catholic Church, by Rev. J 2.
Tower, rector. in the presence OF mem
bers OF the two families Immediately
afterward the bride and bridegroom came
10 Washington, where they took the boat
for Norfolk. They viii spend their honey
moon in the South. and or their return
will be at home IN Hyattsville- The bride
wore her goins-away gown for the cere-
mOny. and there was no reception. she
IS the youngest sister OF Mrs James c
Rogers. formerly Miss Blanche Mating
ly. who was for ten years soprano soloisJ
In the choir Of ST Patrick's Catholic
Church, IN this city. and later was sololst
at St Aloysius' until a boy choir was in
stalled there
The engagement, announced during the
past week of Miss Lillian Gran Bond,
daughter Of Dr. and Mrs. G. F. VI. Bond,
OF Eoukers y Y, 20 GIr- Joseph Ryan.
son of Nr. and Mrs Thomas Fortune
Ryan, Of New York and Washington, IS
{ Of more than ordinary interest
The wedding is expected 20 take place
I in October
Although all engagements and weddings
are romantic. this one Is especially inter
esting. involving. as it does. a fortune
I Of almost Sl01g1e11 as vel as we'll
tested regard on the part o both. as they
were children together. and have grown
/ Up as sweethearts.
AIr. Ryan IS the only son Of his enor-
mously wealthy father. HIS only brother
having died little more than a year
ago. and he never had a sister. His
( parents winter home is the former home
I OF the weII-known and sreatly-beloved
Harriet Lane Johnston. niece Of President
James Buchanan which occupies the
corner Of Eighteenth and 7 streets. and is
I one Of the most spacious and comfortable
1f the 0ld-faslioued residences Of Wash
! luzro- Its most distinctive feature is the
/ elaborate Roman Catholic chapel. built
I into it by Mr. Ryan 10 gratify Mrs Ryan.
I who is a devout Catholic This IS The
/ only private chapel among residents Of
/ Washington. and required special p5rulis-
sion from Rome
! Mrs. Ryan was formerly Miss Ida II
I Barry. daughter Of a merchant in Balti-
more Nr- John D. Barry. who gave Mt
I Ryan his first job and employed him IN
/ his store after lIr- Ryan had walked
Z from lis Virginia home % che city "a
} start in the world. lie had been borr
I and reared upon his parents farm. which
/ they lost during the war. when Air- Ryan
4 was fourteen years old and he found a
! sudden necessity Of getting down 10 seri-
0us work. The result Of rlis necessi ity
/ IS a fortune OF S-lnu-1.gj1. When the en-
Z terprislng youth was twenty-one years
I old he married the daughter OF his en-
( pioyer. and they went 20 New York Jc
! live and accumulate money The RyaT
I country place il Nelson County. Va
I famous now for its beauty and perfect
! equipment as a home. IS the very farm
which lIr- Eya1's father lost during tbs
war Il is there that the family reaI5
I enjoys itself the most a chapel Of Ies'
! preteutl5-s Is also built in this house
. and the religious duties Of the family ar'
! never overlooked
Miss Bond. the fancee of the only sor
Of The Rya1s. was a neighb0r Of the!rI
I --hen a little girl She was graduate,
last spring from a fashionable school
and Mr.. Joseph Ryan was graduated from
I Georgetown. his mother remaining gui-'
1 late in their washington home in orde-
10 be with him until he could leave 20
their country place at Suffern. y Y
with her. This Is a magnificent place, O
stately proportions and ideal surround
I ings. but has not the atmosphere Of III
Virginia home. They also have a hand
some home IN Fifth avenue, New York
where they spend a few weeks each sea
son and which is kept open all the yea
round. Mrs Ryan Is a woman far NOR,
given 10 benevolent works than socia
/ enjoyment and society rarely knows he
i in any OF the several places where shl
presides over a pTetentiOUs home Whel
| she acquires q young daughter-in-iaw, al
this NAV be different, and the name o
I Ryan may become social power withil
a very few years in both Washington
and New York.
Mai and Mrs George J. NewgaTdsl
have closed their home in Massachusetts
avenue. and have left the city. with thei
TWO sons. 70 spend the season at LAX
IPoponoming. Pennsylvania, until schoo
opens in the fail
Mrs E X Goldsborough. who has no
occupied the GoIdsborough country pIac
! at Oakland, Nd. this summer, viii leav
this week for Bay Head. y. J., 10 toil
! her daughters. who have been there 10
q month, II the cottage Dr.. Goldsboroug
! has taken for the summer DR.. Colds
T borough VIII go there later, as viii hi
sons from time to time.
, The Viscount and Viscountess julie
, Henri de Sibour were the guests Il
whose honor Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Nor
= ris entertained at dinner IN the Plaz
. Hotel New York. last Monday evening
The viscount and viscountess are O
their way TO Europe TO spend the sum
: mer's end
Miss kirkland. OF this city, recent
, made a visit TO Mrs. George Genet, q
the latter's home IN Albany.
E The Colombian Minister, Don En-