The Washington herald., 1908-07-08

Savin, to Mr. Edward H. Pnson The
ceremony took place on June %, at 4
! o'clock. in the parsonage Of the First
| Presbyterian Church. Rev. Donald c.
Macleod officiating.
Mrs Thomas II. Melton has continued
her stay at Atlantic City. and is taking
treatment at Galen Hall Sanatorium. She
has as her guests at the Hotel Sothern
her mother Mrs. II. S. Ryan, and niece,
/ Miss Louise Lewis.
washington guests at the Hillside Villa.
| Colonial Beach, Va. are Miss Alma NJ
Vinton and her aunt, Mrs. Florence
Glover.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edison Bradley, who have
been abroad for some weeks. sailed yes
terday for New York.
The Misses Brice. daughters Of the late
Senator from Ohio who have been abroad
for several months. are expected TO ar
/ rive to-day in Newport where they have
a cottage for the summer.
/ A pretty wedding was that last evening
Of Miss Hannah Burnstine. OF this city.
and Mr Emanuel Shuster. OF Hoboken.
! n. J. The ceremony took place in the
drawing-rooms at Freund's. in Tenth
street, between II and | streets. at $50
Rev. Louis Stern, rabbi Of the Eighth
Street Temple. officiating The bride and
bridegroom We're attended by Miss Grace
Burnstine. sister Of the former. who acted
as maid Of honor. and Mr. Marcus Burn
stine her brother. as best man. Three
/ little flower girls. Misses I,eona and Mil
dred Burnstine, and Dorothy Marrow, rel
atives of the bride. scattered pink and
white roses from their picturesque bas-
kets. in the pathway Of the bride to the
bower of palms in the front drawing
room. where the little party stood for
the ceremony. The ushers were Mr.. A
Burnstire. Of this city. and Mr. Phil
Burnstine. Of New York. brothers OF the
/ bride
/ The decorations OF the rooms were in
/ pink. white. and green. the long table
having pink and silver-capped candles,
mounds Of lilies Of the valley. pink roses
and ferns and the bOnbons and ices
were Of the same colOrs.
/ The brides gown was a robe Of old
point lace. made over white chiffon and
! satin. She wore veil OF tUlle. held with
a coronet OF orange blossoms. and .
| diamond heart. the gift OF the bridegroom.
/ She also wore several corsage pins and OF -
naments Of diamonds, also gifts OF the
/ bridegroom. Her bouquet was a shower
| Of hies-of-the-valley. and she carried a
/ white and sold Bible. from which the
/ shower was suspended.
Miss Grace Burnstne. the maid OF
| honor. wore a gown OF white French
J mousseline and lace. over pink silk. and
/ carried a shower OF pink roses.
! The little flower girls were fairy-like in
! bOuffant gowns Of white crgandie and
/ lace, with white sashes, and ribbons in
/ their hair. carrying baskets Of pink and
white roses. a wedding supper followed
! the ceremony after which the bride and
/ bridegroom led the dancing, which con-
/ tinued until their departure for the train
which carried them Northward The bride
wore a going-away gown OF blue rajah
with coat hat. gloves, parasol. and bag
I TO match. They will spend a fortnight
/ in the Catskills. and sail the first week in
! August for Europe. Their home will be in
! Hoboken.
! The music was a feature of the occa-
/ sion. 1t was furnished by Mr.. Sol Min
sters orchestra. which played the bridal
ilUSfC ltOll LoheuSllH lOT lnt entrance
of the bridal party and the Mendelssohn
( Wedding March for the march to the
supper table, which was led by the bride
and bridegroom. Later they played for
the dancing. After the supper. Mrs. Phil
Burnstine. Of New York, sister-iH-law OF
the bride. and a singer of much reputa-
tion in New York, sang several operatic
numbers, among them the polonaise from
"Mignon"
Mrs. Burnstine, mother of the bride,
wore handsome gown Of black lace over
black satin: Mrs. A. BurnStine. sister-in-
law OF the bride, wore white batiSte with
lace yoke and an effective arrangement
tof lace IN bodice and skirt. with diamond
ornaments; Mrs. Phil Burnstine wore
lace robe over silk. Other guests were
Mr.. Harry Bprnstine. Mr. and Mrs Jo-
seph Marrow. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ Marrow,
Miss Viola Brothers. and Mr. Martin
Burnstine, all OF New York. and Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph J. Jacoby. Mr.. William ia
cOby, Miss Hilda Jacoby. Mr.. Herbert
Jacoby. jr.. Mrs B. Burnstine. Mr. and
Mrs. S. Burnstine, Mr.. and Mrs. A Burn
stine, Mr. and Mrs. Mark Blum. Mr.. and
Mrs. Sol Minister, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Min
ster. Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel D. Minster.
Rev. Louis Stern. and DR.. and Mrs. Percy
HicNing.
Miss Margaret Allen left last Wednes-