The Washington herald., 1908-07-07

Miss Mary Ellen LUtz, Of Chevy Chase,
was married last evening to Mr.. William
f. Lemon, clerk in the Supreme Court Of
the District of Columbia. The ceremony
was performed at 4 o'clock, in the home
OF the brides brother Mr.. Francis A.
Lutz, in the Sterling, by Bishop Bristol
former pastor OF the Metropolitan Metho-
dist Episcopal Church.
The apartment was decorated with
palms and white blossoms, the color
scheme being white and green. The bride
was attended by her sister. Miss Gertrude
Lutz, and the bridegroom by his brother,
Nv. Harry NJ. Lemon. The bride en-
tered the drawing-room with her brother.
Mr.. Frank A. Lutz, who gave her in
She wore a gown Of white
satin. trimmed gracefully with rose point
lace, and tulle veil held with lilies Of the
valley. She carried a shower bouquet or
lilies of the valley, and wore d crescent
of pearls. which was her only ornament
The maid of honor wore white chiffon
and lace over white silk. and carried
white sweet peas Mrs. Lutz mother of
the bride, was in white chiffon cloth:
Mrs. Boiling. bride Of last May. and sis
ter Of the bride. wore her wedding gown.
and Mrs. Francis A. Lutz and Mrs. John
LutZ sisters-in-law Of the bride. both of
whose apartments were thrown open to
the wedding guests. wore. respectively.
white batiste and lace and white chiffon
and lace.
The decorations OF the table fIom
which the buffet luncheon was served
were white and green. a large company
Of friends and relatives was present.
and after the luncheon the bride and
bridegroom left for a wedding trip. 10 be
gone a fortnight or more The brides
gown was a blue linen coat
suit, with black hat On their return
they VIII spend some time in the home Of
the brides mother, IN Chevy Chase. and
Will later select their own home in the
city
Mrs. Clagett. Of Knoxville. Nd. came
TO Washington for the wedding.
The marriage OF Miss Florence ". Pc
tersen. daughter Of the late Mr.. Charles
w. Petersen, to Mr.. John a. Petty took
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Catholic Church, at 10 o'clock. Rev. Theo-
dore A. Metcalf officiating. assisted by
Rev. James F. Mackin. The bride wore a
gown OF natural pongee. with a large hat
Of the same shade lilies Of the valley
worn as a cOrsage. completing the cos
tune. She carried a white-bound prayer
book, the gift OF Father Metcalf. out OF
which the service was read. A wedding
breakfast followed the ceremony. IN the
home Of the brides sister. Mrs. Thomas
Powell.
The formal witnesses were Mr.. Thomas
Powell and Mr. Thomas Petty. After the
breakfast. the bride and bridegroom left
for their wedding trip. and will be at
home after September l at the Olympia
The going-away gown was Of green pan
anna cloth. and the hat was Of chip, trim
med with green foliage. Mr.. Henry B.
Weaver. Of Front Royal. Va. brother-in-
law Of the bridegroom, came UP for the
wedding
Mrs. Albert G. Drane left Saturday for
Leech's Farm, near Front Royal. Va.
where she will spend the remainder Of
.be summer. instead OF going To the Cats
kills. as usual Mr.. Drane will spend the
week-enGs with her
Mrs. Levin H. Campbell left Washing
-on yesterday for Smithsburg. Pa. 10 ac-
company her mother. Mrs. Hollyday. Of
Easton, Mr., who has been in Washing
Ton for some time with her daughters.
Mrs. Campbell and Mrs. Rosalie II. Bo-
,ock
Mrs. Hollyday viii remain in Smiths
ourg for some time. Mrs. Campbell will
90 10 Monterey, Pa. later. 10 remain until
he end of the summer Miss Louise
campbell, who has been in Spring Lake.
y. j., for the past month. visiting school
friends. Is now I'm Philadelphia visiting
rer uncle, Mr.. Milton Campbell. and his
amily. She VIII join her mother in
Monterey in another month.
Mrs. CampbelTs son. Mr.. Lee Campbell. |
s a cadet at Annapolis, and Mr.. Worth |
ngton Campbell is now in South Dakota
md will spend his summer in the great !
Northwest.
Miss Loretta Petty IS the guest OF her
lister, Mrs. Berry Early, in Brandywine, !
Nd
The Potomac Boat Club has issued in |
'itations for the opening OF its new
,oathouse Thursday evening. July 9. The |
lew home Of the club IS at the north end |
4 the Aqueduct Bridge. and the hours for |
he reception are from $50 to 11:3O.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Snow, OF this city, |
lave announced the engagement Of their
My daughter, Cornelia Boardnan. to |
Ir. Audason A. Charles. Of this city. Mr.. |
'harles will leave July S for Nankln, |
,hina, TO engage in educational work.
Mrs Strong. widow Of Maj. Frank
strong. L. S. A: her daughter Mrs. |
and her son, Frank. are
pending their summer AT Rehoboth /
beach, Del. Mr.. Easby-Smith goes there
or the week-ends with his family
Miss Annie T. Mckenzie will spend the
after part of the summer and fall In
Europe She will sail. with her niece.
Iiss Maud Mckenzie, on August s, from
lew York for Italy. and they will spend
much time in Rome and Naples. and in |
Trance, Switzerland, and England. re-
urning home in the late fall or early |
winter.
DR.. Laurens Johnson. OF this city is at |
he Red Lion Inn. Stockbridge. Mass,
or his summer outing.
Mr.. John B. Dahlgren, who spent the
reater part Of the winter in Washing
on. left yesterday for his home in Cali
tore closed S p. M; Saturdays, D. m.