The Washington herald., 1908-06-12

eminence Cardinal Gibbons will preside.
They also have cards out for the art ex-
hibit in the same place on June IA, 10,
and l6.
DR.. Charles w Appler announces the
marriage of his daughter. Ethel Wilson,
to Mr.. William Beatty Horne, on Wednes-
day. June 10. 1905.
Mrs Mamie Lewis and her daughter.
Miss Lewis. have returned 70 their home
in Georgetown after a visit with their
relatives. the Langhornes, of Virginia.
Miss Sue Leigh is making a visit to
the country place of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
G.. Carpenter near, BIuemont, which is
one of the finest spots in the Virginia
mountains.
The Assistant Secretary of the Navy
and Mrs Newberry will leave Washing
ton on the Dolphin about the 10Th of this
month for their summer home at Watch
Hin, r. /. They will be accompanied by
Miss Newberry, their twin sons, Barnes
and Phelps. and Miss Sadie Murray,
daughter Of Gen Murray. a contempo-
raneous debutante OF Miss Newberry last
season.
Mrs. Murray and Miss Caroline Muir
ray. wife and young daughter Of Gen
Murray, will make a visit 10 Fort Tot
ten, n. Y. where Gen Murray was sta
toned for a long time before he came
to Washington. They will leave this
week.
The marriage Of Miss Laura NJ Jarvis
10 Mr., Albert F. Bogue took place
| Wednesday evening in the Calvary Meth
| odist Episcopal Church, on Columbia
road. The ceremony was performed by
the pastor. Rev. Joseph Dawson. The
| decorations consisted Of palms and pink
and white peonies. The bride was at
/ tended by Miss Grace Hall. maid Of hon
or. and Miss Ruth Llewellyn and Miss
/ Florence Mcdonnell, bridesmaids.
/ The best man was Mr. Clarence Wiley,
and the ushers were Mr. William Spring
I er and Mr. Herbert Terrell. The bride
wore an empire gown Of white embroid-
cred chiffon. over white satin, and trim
med with valuable old lace.
/ Her veil Of tulle was held with orange
| blossoms. and she carried a shower bou-
Quet OF valley and Bride
I roses. The maid Of honor wore pompa-
dour net. over pale pink silk. and carried
| Killarney roses. The bridesmaids wore
pink messaline. and carried Bridesmaid
| roses. The bride entered the church with
/ her brOther-in-law. DR.. James Robertson
Yates. who gave her in marriage. A re-
ception followed in the home Of Dr.
| Yates. and the bride and bridegroom left
on a late train for their wedding trip.
/ on their return they will b. at home at
the Bedford.
Miss Nellie NJ. Moore was married to
/ Mr. William Reed Ballard. formerly Of
| indianapolis. on Wednesday evening In
the home Of her mother, Mrs. Margaret
3. Moore. 2332 Columbia road. The cere-
mony was performed by Rev. NJ. Ross
| Fishburn. Of the Mount Pleasant Congre-
gational Church. In the presence of a
small party Of relatives and intimate
friends. In the drawing where the
! ceremony was performed, the decorations
were Of green foliage and white blossoms
The dining-room was in red. with red
peonies and roses, and in the conserva-
tory, where the supper was served. a
beautiful arrangement Of cut flowers and
vines made tropical effect
Miss Moore was attended by her sister
Miss Callie Moore, and the bridegroom
had the brides brother Mr. Maurice
Moore. for his best man. The bride was
escorted 10 the improvised altar by heI
uncle. Mr.. Edward b. Moore. Commits
, sioner OF Patents. who gave her in mar
( riage,
Her gown was of white messaline trim.
med with rose point lace, and her vel
Of tulle was held with lilies Of the valley
She carried a shower bouquet Of lilies oi
the valley and white sweet peas. Miss
Callle Moore wore pale blue embroidered
silk, and carried pink sweet peas Mrs
Moore, mother OF the bride. wore gray
crepe de chine embroidered in silver and
trimmed with touches Of violet pam,
velvet and chiffon. Mrs Frank O. Bal
lard. OF Indianapolis, mother OF tn,
bridegroom. was in gray crepe de chine
made princesse, trimmed with plnl
chiffon. After the ceremony q small re
ception was held, after which the brid,
and bridegroom started on their weddinl
journey, the bride wearing a gown o.
Copenhagen blue rajah silk. Their fu
ture home will be in the Blenheim, thi.
city.
DR.. and Mrs ", c. Gwynn. DR.. ant
Mrs. Turner Ashby Bell, and Mrs JOSEPH
II. Bell. of New York, who will join IN,
party this morning. will leave to-day fo
an auto tour through Virginia. Maryland
and Pennsylvania. They will stop a
Winchester, Hagerstown. Gettysburg. ant
scores Of other interesting and histori,
] Dlacps and he absent sex-araI -vaclre