The Washington herald., 1908-08-26

Z
/ formerly OF Los Angeles. now Of Wash /
I ington VIII take place IN the legation IN /
J Copenhagen on September 1o-- Nr- Mur- |
ply has already arrived in Copenhagen /
Mr. Charles richardson, VINO Is secretary [
OF the legation. will probably be grooms- /
man Mr. Murphy will bring his bride
TO Washington to live She will be warmly
welcomed back among her Old friends
here Miss Egan and her sister. Miss
Z Carmel Egan. were both presented 70 50
ciety here several years ago. and have
hosts q friends and admirers IN Wash
ington-
The marriage Of Miss Annie Marie
RYAN. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs James
Ryan. OF This city. to Mr. Arthur Francis
Carroll took place yesterday afternoon
in the Shrine Of the Sacred Heart The
ceremony was performed at 3-So O'Clock in
the presence Of only the relatives and
most intimate friends Of the bride and
bridegroom Rev Joseph McGee. pas
tor, assisted by Rev John Eckenrode.
assistant pastor, performed the cere-
nony.
The church was handsomely decorated
with palms. ferns. Bride roses, the chan
Gel being especially handsome and bril-
liant with candles and electric lights
The bride was escorted by her father.
who gave her away. The ceremony was
preceded by q programme OF music
which was both unique and beautiful
Miss Mabel c. Latinore. soprano soloist
OF the choir. sang "knOwest Thou the
Land FROM "AIign0n.' SchUbert's Sere-
. made and Henshaw Dana's Ave Maria.
all with beautiful effect. Mr. Harry P.
Hall organist Of St Aloysius' Church,
ipIayed the -LOhengrin~ wedding music for
the entrance Of the bridal party. and the
'TannhaUser- wedding march for the de-
paruUre- 1Ir Harry P Carroll, brother
Of the bridegroom. and 8Ir. James Ryan
IT.. brother Of the bride. were grooms-
: men The bride wore a gown q cham
payne colored crepe de chine trimmed
with Venetian lace. made IN DfreCJOlre
style Her only ornament vas a dis-
mOnd pendant. an heirloom in her family.
Her hat was a beautiful picture creation
OF the same shades as the gown, trimmed
with lace and delicate roses, matching the
TINS Of the costume she carried a shower
bouquet Of Bride roses
] Immediately after the ceremony. the
bride and bridegroom left for their we'd
= ding journey The brides travelling gown
I was Of dark green and blue mixed chew
: lot. with dark tan shoes and gloves and
dark green and blue hat On their return
: 70 Washington. IN October. they will 20
e 10 housekeeping in Mount Pleasant The
bride Is a beautiful girl and comes Of one
Of the Oldest and most distinguished fauni-
: lies of the District The bridegroom is
OF equally distinguished ancestry. and IS
;; descended from the CAROLS Of CarroIiton
G on his fathers side. On his mother
7 side he comes from the de Saussures and
HUegines. q Revolutionary fame WHO
o around Charleston s c. There were 70
=, Invitations for the wedding.
vi The wedding Of Miss Mary Hannah Gil
:, Iespie. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs Thomas
!. Gillespie. q Pittsburg. and 8Ir- John
s ScuIly. jr-. Of this city. viii take place
Tuesday. September =. IN the Shady Sid,
Presbyterian Church. IN PittsbUrg- The
bride-eleCt spent the summer in her par
ents' home at Great Darlington. Mass
where the bri6egroOm-elect also has
sumner home Miss Gillespie IS a Vel
lesley girl and a belle IN PittsbUrg so
C.ety.
Another wedding Of much interest II
Washington social circles is that Of Mis-
Amycie de Ia Grange. daughter OF Baror
: and Baroness de IA Grange and grand
, daughter Of former Gov. John Lee Car
roll Of Maryland. who now makes hi
winter home in this city, TO Count de. L
Boeissere Theums. a noblernan Of Bel
GUM The ceremony will be perforne,
October =. IN Paris, and viii be follows
by a reception il Ihe splendid chateal
ic OF the brides parents n the Rue de j
- Cope-1ie. The bride-eleCt IS accounts
~ one Of the beauties Of the Continent. a
- IS her younger sister. Miss Irynes de
- Grange They are descended from tn
Richard Caron family. the three daugh
tiers OF whom were known as the ''Thre
Graces.' and were married 10 the Duk
OF Leeds. Lord Stafford. and Lord We
lesley. All were women OF great beauty
Ex-Gov- Carroll spends his summers o.
the old Carroll estate. DoughOrsgan Man
or. in Howard County. I'd He IS abou
sevenry-ffve years old and wonderful
well preserved
The engagement is announced Of Mis-
Marie l. Hughes. Of Oatlands. Va, I
sIr. John W Oehmann. OF Washington
The wedding will take place next spring.
sIr. and Mrs. Joseph Letter, nee WI
>, uams. Of this city. sailed last Thursda
- for London accompanied by Mrs Leitei
senior. They VIII visit the sisters OF NJ
Letter. the Countess Of Suffolk and Mr.
Colin Campbell, IN their homes in Ems
land The Letter party VIII return {
Washington IN time for the opening {
the social season They viii live in N
great white stone mansion in DUpO1
circle. built by the late Mr.. Letter. whe
It was among the first residences built /
that neighborhOOd-
Another bowling party, notable soct'
affair. was given by Mrs George Towe
OF Baltimore. Tuesday evening. in homo
Of Er Nellie '. Mark and Ms Z
DUGas-
- Miss Gertrude sheehy spent the weel
1c end with the Misses Cusicks. at Coloni'
Beach. Va
Mrs James McCanunn. who was toi
5 merry Mss Mary Sherman. daughter {
- the late Senator Sherman, Is visiting Mr.
JU Arthur Lee in her fathers summer hOm
, Graceland. at EIkIns W Va
Miss Elise Browning, daughter Of NJ
DC and Mrs. H Clay Browning. Of this cit
: who is spending the month at White So
u phur Springs. entertained at a charnlr
bowling party last week which was OF
OF the events Of the week Her guests Il
cluded the following: Misses Garlingto
Christian Potts. Burke. oyster. Fol-
lat Clark, Bland. Rutherford. Pipes, Cob
IN Robinson. Boiling and Martha Phiniz
and Eliza beth and Margaret WadswOru