The Washington times., 1908-06-28
B0O1klaT1d
MISS EDNA SIMONS
NOW MRS. SARGENT
Bride Wears Gown of White
Satin Trimmed With
Point Lace.

A pretty wedding took place Tuesday
at noon AT the Church Of Our Saviour.
when Miss Edna Slmons, the younger
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph SimOns.
ST.. became the wife Of Arthur Sargent
The bride wore a beautiful dress Of
white satin trimmed with point lace. and
a tulle veil She carried a shower bou-
quet OF Bride roses. Miss Merriam
Simons was maid OF honor and wore
pink silk and carried a bouquet The
bridesmaids, Miss Leslie Sargent and
Miss Roberta BraddOck. were attired in
white silk and carried shower bouquets
Of sweet peas.
The bride was given in marriage by
her brother. Ralph SimOns, jr., Wood
ford Sargent. brother Of the bridegroom,
was best man little Miss Sargent and
little Miss Catherine Harrison were
flower girls The ushers were Mr.. New
ell. Of Philadelphia; Harry Pike and
Ralph Simons The service was per
formed by the minister Of Trinity
Church
After receiving the congratulations OF
their many friends, the couple left for
q wedding tour
The lawn party given by the Method
ist baseball club was quite a success.
The Girls Friendly Society met last
Friday evening at the home OF Mrs.
Washington, Of Lawrence street.
The Brookland Young Peoples Social
Union gave q lawn fete last Wednesday
evening for the benefit OF the boys
baseball club.
a large party Of the residents Of
Br0ok.and attended the board OF man
ayers Of the Eastern Star Home out
ing at Luna Park last Thursday even
The Phunny Phellows' Club and the
/ Church Of Our Saviour will give joint
excursion 10 Chesapeake Beach on
/ July 10.
Mrs Frank Harrison and little
Chesapeake Beach, where they are
spending the summer in their attractive
new bungalow 10 attend the Sargent
Simons wedding
Master Gordon EdmOnds. OF Newton
street, has returned nome from spend
ing few days atiChesaDeake Beach.
/ Brawner HetdeId. OF Lawrence street
has gone 10 Madison. Wis. TO attend
the summer school
Alfred Rather. who was visiting his
mother. Mrs. Rather. OF Ninth street.
last week, has returned to philadelphia
Miss Adelaide Raymond. OF Tenth
street. has gone 10 Boston 70 visit
relatives
Mrs James F McHugh, Of Thirteenth
and Lawrence streets. had as her guest
last week Miss Winifred De witte-
Miss Emily Hetneld. OF Twelfth and
I Lawrence streets. Will leave for Elmira.
y Y. July /.
Miss Louise Cove. OF Thirteenth and
/ Newton streets. has gone TO Cleveland,
Ohio, where she Will visit her sisters.
Miss Louise Ellis, Of Tennessee, is
I visiting Mrs. Frank Hillman, OF
| Kearney street.
Mr.. Ball and his son. Edward Ball.
{ Of Mt. Holly, y J.. are visiting William
BarnhoIt. OF Eighteenth street.
Miss Kate Lynch. one of the gradu-
ates Of Central High School who has
( been spending the winter with her aunt
and uncle, Mr.. and Mrs Lynch of New
| ton street, has returned 10 her home in
/ Virginia.
NYoodford Sargent. who came from
I Boston to attend the wedding OF his
| brother, Arthur Sargent, has returned
Mr. and Mrs. Brown. Of Philadelphia.
who last week were the guests Of Mrs.
Simons, of Irving street. have returned
home.
Miss Ella Sargent. Of Irving street. Is
at home for her summer vacation from
Boston. where she attends the College
of Music
Miss Marie J. Woodward. who was
the youngest member of the graduating
/ class at the Sacred Heart Convent.
Albany y Y. received the highest
honOTs and several medals. Miss Wood
ward has returned TO her home on
Monroe street
Mrs. David Chez sman. of Newton
street. who drilled he officers of the
Marther Chapter .. r. s. for the flow
+ er drill, given 10 celebrate their ami
/ versary, was presented with a hand
some loving cup last Friday evening.
! Miss Catherine and Miss Francis Hill
man entertained At a birthday party
/ last Tuesday evening. The entertain
ment consisted Of games and music.
! Those present were Miss Elizabeth Mol
ster, Miss Jean MoIster, Charles Mol
\ ster, Jack MOlster. Miss Mary Wayshe
/ Miss Elese Wayshe, Miss Mamie De
lOch, Clarence DelOch, Daniel Logan.
/ Winets HiIlman. Miss Catherine Hill
man. Miss Dorothy HiHman. Miss Mar
garet Hillman and John Miller
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