The Washington herald., 1908-07-09

Miss Elsa Lindenkohl. daughter Of Mr..
Henry Lindenkohl. of Washington, was
married last evening TO DR.. Charles Abel
Rowland, of Blacklnton. Mass
The ceremony was performed in the
home Of the brides father, 1892 r street.
by Rev. Paul A Menzel. pastor Of the
Concordia Church. The bride was at
tended by her sister, Mrs. Martha Linden
kohl, the brilliant young pianist so well
known In musical circles, and the bride
groom had for his best man Mr.. Henry
Lindenkohl. of Elizabeth. y. j.. cousin
Of the bride. The little bridal party stood
in front of a white satin prize dieu. erect
ed under a charming bower Of tall palms.
branches OF oak leaves, and garlands OF
Bride roses. Bride roses and a bridal
wreath being also garlanded upon the prize
dieu. The mantels were banked with
white carnations and bridal wreaths. in
termingled with farleyeuse ferns The
doorways were hung with branches OF oak
leaves. and the banisters were decorated
in the same way. with punches OF Bride
roses. tied with white satin ribbons. on
the newell post and in various places about
the rooms.
The bride entered the drawing-room
with her father. spreceded by the maid OF
honor. and met the bridegroom and his
best man at the improvised altar She
wore a white lace robe over chiffon and
white taffeta, made princess, with empire
back. Her veil Of tulle was held with
orange blossoms, and she carried a
shower Of lilies OF the valley. Her only
ornament was pearl necklace. with
pendant OF pearls, the gift of the bride
groom. The maid OF honor wore pink
messaline over pink silk. trimmed eIabo-
rately with lace and made with empire
back. and carried a shower bouquet of
pink roses.
After the ceremony. at which relatives
and intimate friends made up the com
pany the wedding supper was served DIT
HoWland and his bride left on a late train
for North Carolina. where they will spend
six weeks. Some time IN September they
viii go 10 their new home in Fall River.
where DR.. Howland is practlcing.
The brides going-away gown was OF
black wolfe over black silk. and she wore
a Panama hat. trimmed with long black
plumes. Mrs. Rowland comes OF a
family of sifted musicians her sister.
Miss Martha, being an accomplished pI-
anist and a familiar figure al local con
certs. Miss Josephine Lindenkohl "a gift
ed young violinist, and the bride herself a
cultivated musician
The music for her wedding was played
by trio composed of Mr. Robert Cary
Stearns. violinist and director: Mr. Louis
Manoly, violonce.list. and Mr. Karl HOler.
pianist. They played the bridal chorus
from "Lohengrin" for the entrance OF the
bridal party and other selections preced-
ing and following the ceremony
Mrs. Read. widow Of Mr.. Charles Read.
formerly Of Washington. and daughter Of
the late Senator David l. Yulee. OF
Florida, arrived in Washington yester-
day, joining her daughters and son in
their apartment in the Seville. Mrs
Read spent the winter in Florida. where
her older son was quite III for a time.
Mrs. Whitelaw Reid. wife OF the United
States Ambassador to England. Will sail
early in August for New York. accom-
panied by her father. Mr.. d. o. Mills
who went over for the wedding Of Miss
Jean Reid and Hon. John Hubert Ward
Mrs Reid and her father Will go to the
Reid camp in the Adirondacks, where ex-
tensive Improvements have been made
The musical season Of Bar Harbor. al
ways an important feature. will open on
Friday. July "a. when Miss Luise Homer.
the great mezzo soprano. VIII be heard.
I'm the Building Of Arts Concert Hall The
second concert will be given by the
Adamowsh Trio.
The Secretary Of Commerce and Labor
and Mrs. Straus. who are on cruise on
the government yacht Mayfower. are in
Newport for a few days. with a small
family party They Will go to their
camp in the Maine woods later in July.
but are spending some time at Elberon
and Long Branch with their married
Mrs. Hochstadter and Mrs
Schafer.
The new Secretary OF War Gen
Wright. who has been the guest Of the
Chief Of stan, United States army, and
Mrs. J. Franklin Bell, at Fort Myer, has
joined Gen. Crozier in the apartment Of
the latter's sister. wife Of the mayor Of
in Wendell Mansions. for
the summer.
Gen. Wright will not select his winter
home until the arrival of Mrs. Wright.
IN the early fall. Gen. Crozer kept bach
,lor's hall for some years with Mr.. JUS
ice Moody and Representative Gillett, in
K street. but they gave up that house last
year.
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas F. Walsh enter
ngton winter residents at luncheon last
Monday in their country place. Wolhurst, |
lear Denver. Their guests. who are at
ending the Democratic convention. in |
'luded Senator and Mrs. j. G. Burrows. |
and Mrs. Longworth, Mr. |
md Mrs. II. NJ Parker. Mr.. and Mrs. Ne |
ill Mccormick. OF Chicago; Mrs. Morris, /
,lrs. Douglas Robinson. Miss Mott. Miss /
evelyn Walsh, Mr.. Tiffany Blake, Mr. |
Norman Hapgood Mr.. George Porter. Mr.. |
". b. ConnOr, and Mr.. Edward B. Nc /
.ean, of this city, whose engagement to |
Hiss Walsh is rumored.
Col and Mrs. Thomas w. Symons and |
Hiss Margaretta Symons have gone to
.enox, Mass. where they are spending |
ONE time at the Aspinwall.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Moore, OF this |
ity. who spent the spring season in Lon |
lon among the gayeties there, have gone |
o Carlsbad for rest and. TO take the /
waters.
Mr.. F. Walter Brandenburg and his |
,oung son. Francis. have gone TO the |
store closed 5 p. m; Saturdays, p. m.
DEPARTING JeweLLerv,I
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