The Washington herald., 1908-08-23
@8Wz60

shoes 10 match. and Immediately after
the breakfast which followed the bride
and bridegroom left Washington for a
trip 10 Niagara and the Great Lakes
They will be at home in Cleveland. in
their own home. winch the bridegroom
prepared for his bride, and which is
awaiting them
Mrs. O. r. Evans and Mrs. z. V.
1 Evans. both OF this city, have gone 70
Ocean City for recreation. and are at the
[ Mount Vernon
Z Lieut. Commander CIeIand Davis. [. 5.
/ y. one Of the most popular bachelor
naval officers known in Washington so
ciety. is receiving congratulations almost
! overwhelming him because Of his we'll
/ deserved distinction won by his inven-
[ tion Of the gun-torpedo. which has caused
I considerable stir IN naval war circles
/ Commander Davis has been stationed IN
I Washington. and has hosts OF friends here
I who are interested IN his promising
/ career as an inventor.
J 1Ir. and Mrs. Louis Simon and family
are located IN Rockville for the remainder
/ OF the summer
The golden welding reception OF Mr..
! and Mrs. Zophar Hunt. OF this city. held
! last Wednesday in their home in Ames
/ place. was reminiscent Of several other
I golden weddings in their family. Mr..
I Hunts parents. Nr. and Mrs. Amos Hunt,
( held their dSJleth anniversary ceIe0ra-
/ ton in ISIS, ia this city. and his grand
J parents celebrated their golden wedding
I ia Saratoga County. y. Y. In 1S52. and
I both lived 10 celebrate their sixtieth an
n-versary n 1ss2. iu the same place. Mr..
{ Hunts elder brother and his wife. Nr.
I and Mrs. Hamilton Hunt, OF Asbury
I Park. y. !. celebrated their fftIeth ami
Z versary In this city 81 1e05. IN the home
I Of their nephew. Mr- W II. Sholes. Nj.
I and Mrs Zophar Hunts home on We'd
{ IeSday evening was appropriately and
[ tssJefully decorated with golden rod.
{ palms. and many white blossoms. and ID
I guests made the scene q gay one. Their
T only absent child was Mrs Ida Kate
/ HumrickhCuse. OF Camden, Ind, who
E was obliged 10 1oreg0 the trip becauS
F. of the illness OF her husband The others
. all OF whom were here for the occasion
. were Mrs Eva z. DiIlen. OF Wabash
/ Ind. Mr.. Amos Z Hunt and wife. OF
I this city; Mr.. Oscar 2. Hunt and Mrs
Hunt and daughter. OF Philadelphia, and
AIr. Morton P Hunt and Mrs Hunt. o.
/ Traverse City. Mich. Mr.. and Mrs. Hunt
were married IN Snitllaud. Ky. The
I souvenirs Of the occasion were booklets
wiki The dates. names. and photograph
q the happy couple Judge SeItz read
some original poems 70 the guests and
I letters Of co1g-ar arulatIor. and Rev. J W
Fr-zzeI. pastor Of The Ingram Co1greCa-
-ional Church made a happy address
M and Mrs Leo Tucker have had tive
interesting guests recently in their apart
ue-t in the Wyoming. Miss Eva Drewry
Granddaughter Of Ar James Mcdonald
a prominent banker Of Cuthbert. Ga. and
Mss Louie Gay, daughter Of Nr. and
/ Mrs L Z Gay. also OF Cu-hberr Ms,
Drewry and Miss Gay viii be debutante.
OF the coming season and are destiuet
10 take a prominent part IN the gayetie.
Of Georgia during the coming winter.
NJ and Mrs. Ma-ce--n. Of Washington
are spending a few weeks IN Ocean City
Nd. guests al the White cottage
The marriage IS announced OF Miss Ce
ella Rest. OF so3 G street northeast. {,
NJ Charles Powell. Of this city. Tn.
ceremony took place yesterday afternoon
at 2-51 o'clock IN the Church Of the I'm
uaculate Conception. Rev James D
Mari Officiating. Mr.. and Mrs. Powell de
parted Immediately afterward f0r thei
wedding trip.
The marriage Of Miss Grace Bell. daugh
: ter OF NIr- and Mrs. Charles J Bel. O
. this city, 10 N Castor de Ramaix. frs
secretary Of the Belgian Legation in Mex
eco. IS announced TO take place IN tn
Bells country home. Twin Oaks" ad
Joining the home Of her grandmother
Mrs Gardiner Hubbard Miss Bell is &
New York with Ms Hubbard, IN IL
home OF her sister, Mrs Julian Ripley
: who was married three years ago a. TWi,
. Oaks
Lieut. Marshall Petty, son OF Mr.. an
b Mrs J I Petty, Of Georgetown, who {
stationed at Monterey. Cal. has displaye
) his really genuine htstrionic talents in a
!, amateur performance there recently. o
b. the Arabian Knights The Montere
- Daily Express. in mentioning the per
forua-ce, says Lieut. Marshall Pett
was easily the star performer. playing tn
part OF Arthur HuunnilEtop with the eas
Of a professional
: Lieut.. Petty has been stationed ava
from Washington ever sioce his marriag
and immediate departure for the PhiliE
pines. Mrs Petty was formerly Mis-
3 Adrian Pease, Of this city.
NJ G. F Lewis and family. Of so5
Z street northeast, departed yesterday fo
Lodge. Va They VIII be gone for
period Of fifteen days.
Mrs AdoIph WeyI and little son. Max
Nj Henry WeyI. and Master Addiso
= LiebeTman, Of Chicago. spent Wednesda
at The Cedars." BrookvilIe. Nd. tn
; guests Of Mr.. and Mrs Max weyl,
01r. and Mrs. Jerome Fox. OF BROOK
E haven. Miss, are the guests OF friends 70
a short stay
Miss Rachel Elizabeth Palmer
daughter Of Mrs II. Frances Palmer. {
Aide. Va, and M Charles Frankii
{ Creighton. OF this city. son Of Mr.. ,
[ Carlin Creighton. were married at
O'Clock last evening in the Methodi:
. Episcopal church OF Aide. The churc
: was decorated with ferns. golden GLOW
and white hydrangeas- The aisles weI
bordered with ferns and golden glow. an
q the chanceI rail wrapped with SIMILAR
Z The ChanCel was banked with pOtte
plants, palms, and ferns, studded Wit
large white candles. whose soft glow mad
= the scene a beautiful one A large weC
] ding bell Of white hydrangeas was sU!
pended over 1t The LOheugTin an
MendelssOhn wedding marches wel
Z played by Miss Anna La Trint Duffy,
e AIiddleburg. who gave a short recital b
L fore the entrance Of the bridal party, an
| played soft music during the ceremon,
; Mrs. Augustus Duffy. Of AT5ddleburg. san