The Washington herald., 1908-01-09

| by the soft music Of the organ, and at
its conclusion the party passed down the
aisle with the gay notes Of the Mendels-
sohn march pealing from the full organ.
The bride wore a superb tailnr-made
street dress of white cloth. the long coat
being deeply slashed at the front back
and sides and trimmed with narrow white
silk braid. Her hat was white and was
trimmed in white with 4 touch of light
blue among punches OF exquisite roses.
She carried small bouquet of white yio-
let's and lilies of the valley.
Breakfast was served TO a small COM
pany. consisting of the relatives OF the
bride and groom and the bridal party. at
the residence Of the brides father, 921
Cathedral street
The church was well filled with a dis
tnguished company OF Baltimore people
and among those invited from out of town
were AIR and Mrs J. V. W. ReyBders
Mr.. and Mrs. W. J. Rose. and Mr.. j. NJ
l.ambert0n.> of Harrisburg. Pa, Mrs
Donald Cameron, Brig. Gen. II. G
Sharpe Mrs. John Mcknight Storrow
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Patterson. Miss
O'Foole, Miss Philip. and Dr. George y.
French, OF Washington
The brides going-away dress was Of
covert cloth trimmed with brown silk
braid, and her hat an English tOque of
brown velvet and feathers with touches
! Of nasturtium velvet
After short wedding Journey. Mr.. and
/ Mrs. Charlton will be at home az l712 II
street
Mr. Edwin Westby. Of London. is AT
present a guest Of the Metropolitan Club
/ having Just arrived on his first visit to
I the National Capital Mr. Westby. who
/ is prominent young Englishman. is "A
relative OF Lord Dunraveu and the
/ Marchessa Strozz. Of Florence. and has
a host Of friends in this city where he
/ has come in the interest OF the san Carlo
/ Grand Opera Company. which has among
its stockholders Lord Grimpth0rpe and
a number Of well-known English people
Justice and Mrs David Brewer enter
tanned at dinner last night.
Miss Grace Maclay, Of Yonkers. n. Y.
| is the guest of the Misses Needham. who
entertained for her at a card party yes
/ terday afternoon.
Miss Ethel T. Lockhart. daughter of
/ Mr.. and Mrs. George B. Lockhart. was
married TO Mr.. Clarence Edward Fisher
! last evening at 7.30 O'Clock at tho resi-
dence Of the brides parents, 1906 $ street
Rev James F. Mackin, pastor Of St
PauTs Catholic Church. performing the
/ ceremony. In the absence of Miss Helen
Davis, who was TO have taken par. in
/ the wedding. and who was prevented be
/ cause of illness. Miss Marie Fisher was
/ the only attendant Of the bride, and Mr..
! Clarence Fisher was his brothers best
man. The wedding gown was Of white
/ crepe de chine, hand embroidered. and
| trimmed with duchess lace. and the
bouquet was a shower Of Bride roses and
lilies of the valley Miss Fisher wore a
becoming gown Of pale blue brocade. and
carried Killarney roses.
/ At the reception, which followed the
wedding service. a number Of the brides
/ friends, including Mrs Clarence b
/ Rheem. the Misses Finkel. Miss Waters.
/ Miss Fisher. Mrs. Hollington Smith, Mrs.
/ Claude Warren. Mrs Hester and Mrs.
/ Robinson. assisted in the hospitalities.
/ After an Eastern trip Mr.. and Mrs.
! Fisher will make their home at the Den
yer. Fourteenth and Chaplin streets,
where they expect 10 be established af-
/ ter February /.