The Washington herald., 1908-06-07

left for wedding trip Of several weeks
to the North. after which they Will be
at home, in the Marlborough.
The engagement Of Miss Elizabeth
Browning Henderson, daughter OF Mr.
John s. Henderson. of Salisbury. N. c..
and Lieut. Lyman Cotton, u. S. NJ, has
been announced, but no date has been set
/ for the wedding,
Mr.. c. w. Shiles announces the mar
riage Of his daughter. Nellie Evelyn. to
Mr.. William Harper Dean. Of Richmond.
Va. The ceremony was performed on
May 30 at ChrstIansburg, Va. Mr.. and
Mrs. Deans home will be In Georgia
Miss Eula Chappellear was married on
Tuesday, June 2. 20 Mr.. Garland Ken
drick in the home Of Mr.. w. w. Douglas,
In BallstOn. Va, Rev. Dr. Kirby, OF the
Presbyterian church Of Ballston. ofIici-
ating.
The bride was attended by Miss Cornne
Kendrick. and the best man was Mr..
Ralph Meyer. A breakfast followed the
ceremony, after which the bride and
New York, and Niagara, going from
Norfolk to Boston by water
Miss Laura Huddleston Thompson. Of
Washington, was married on June to
Lieut. Thomas Albert Kearney, L. S. N,
ordnance officer OF the L. 5. S. Colorado.
The ceremony was performed in St Yibi-
ana Cathedral, in Los Angeles, Cal. by
Rev Father Brady The bride was given
In marriage by her uncle. Mr.. n. T.
James The wedding took place in Los
Angeles so that Lieut.. Kearney might go
with the feet 10 the Orient. Passed AS
sistant Surgeon Morgan W. Baker. u. s.
N. acted as best man. Following the
ceremony reception was held In the
Alexandria Hotel. after which the bride
and bridegroom left for a short trip TO
the Yosemite National Park. Miss
Thompson left here with a party OF
friends for Los Angeles a week before.
Miss Virginia Turtle. daughter OF the
late MAJ Thomas Turtle. United States
Engineer Corps, Will be married to Mr..
Edward Matthews Dawson. jr, Of this
city. on July 2.
Lewis, OF Maryland and MT. Daniel w.
Baker. United States district attorney for
Washington. will take place Tuesday
evening, June q. The ceremony will be
performed In the Church of St. Rose. at
Choppers, Montgomery County, Rev. DIT.
Harrington officiating. A reception will
follow in the home OF the brides mother
the bridal party and their guests going
to and from the church IN automobiles
The ceremony Will be performed at 7:SO
o'clock. The home OF the bride and bride
groom VIII be In the handsome country
place Of the bridegroom at Germantown.
Montgomery County. They will spend
the midwinter months In this city.
Miss Esther Denny spent a few DAYS
last week in Philadelphia, where she went
to act as bridesmaid for Miss GLADYS Lau-
renee Turnbull who was married to
Lieut.. Nelson Palmer Vulte, u. S. NJ. c.
on Wednesday. in the home of the brides
mother. Mrs. Hamilton Disston South.
sister Of the bride. was matron of honor.
and Miss Lucy Bostwick and Miss Edith
d. S. Turnbull were maids of honor. The
best man was Mr. Ohio Gushing. The
honorary bridesmaids were Miss Isabel
Muller, Miss Katherine Cochran. Miss FL
Tenor Miller, Miss Esther Denny. Miss
Gertrude Outerbridge, and Miss Caroline
value and were seated az the bridal ia
ole, as were paymaster George Pirnnan
I. s. N; Lieut.. Fred Kilgore, L. s. NJ. G;
Arthur Cooley OF New York; Frederick
Cowdrey. and Gilbert vulte.
MISS Clara Maurice Joyce. daughter of
Mr. and Mrs Maurice A. Joyce. and Mr.
james Leo, tr., of Jersey City, n. J..
were married at o'clock on "Wednesday
afternoon at st. Patricks Church. by
Rev. DR.. Russell. Assisting him were
Rev. Fathers McGuigan Smyth. and Car
roll. The bride wore a white chiffon
empire gown. trimmed with messaIIne
roses and seed pearls, and a tulle veil
and carried a shower bouquet Of Bride
roses.
Mrs. Joyce, mother OF the bride wors
handsome dress of gray chiffon cloth
Mics Marie Joyce. sister of the bride. |
was maid Of honor and wore a white
lace gown over pink. with a pink hat 20
match, and carried an armful Of mini,
roses. Little Miss Dorothea Morris
niece of the bridegroom, preceded the
bridal party to the sanctuary, where the
bridegroom. attended by his brother. Mr.
stephen j. Leo, awaited them. IJttla |
Miss Morris was dressed in a white net
dress over pink. and carried a basket Of |
PINK roses. An informal reception was
heid In the home Of the brides parents
after which the bride and bridegroom
went by water to Canada They will re-
turn by way of Niagara Falls To Jersey |
City where they will live. Among tho !
guests were Miss Agnes Leo.
MISS Florence Leo, and Miss Jessie Leo
sisters OF the bridegroom; Mr.. James /
Leo rather of the bridegroom; Mr.. and
MIS- David Morris, Mr.. Joseph Kane. /
and Mr. Stephen J. Leo.