The Washington herald., 1908-07-21


and Nj. Joseph KeaTney. both of this
city. took place last evening in Holy
Trinity Catholic Church
The ceremony was performed at
O'Clock by Rev Thomas Harlan. rector
Of Holy Trinity. assisted by Rev. James
b Becker. Of Georgetown College. and
Rev. Patrick O'ConneH. Of St. Vincent de
PsuTs Church The church was decorat-
ed with palms and white blossoms. and
the service was made especially effective
by the presence Of twenty-five acolytes.
an unusually large number, out Of COM
plimeE; TO the bridegroom. who was once
an acolyte.
beautiful programme OF music was
played BY the organlst Of the church.
Air. George Herbert Wells. who had the
I first choir Of boys in the District Of Co
lunbia after the famous recommendation
Of the Pope TO eliminate women from the
choirs OF Catholic churches Mr.. Wells
played short recital before the cere-
nony, and the wedding marches and soft
music during the ceremony The bride
was attended by Miss Rose Kearney.
sister Of the bridegroom. and the latter
was attended by Mr.. Stanley viers. a
weIl-knovn illustrator Of New York. as
/ best man The ushers were Mr.. John
Croghan, Mr.. joseph Barron. Mr.. Gus
schuIdt, and Mr.. Arthur Birch.
The brides gown was Of white chiffon
over white satin. trimmed with lace. She
wore a large white hat. trimmed with
white ostrich plUmes. and carried A
shower bouquet OF Bride roses and lilies
OF the valley Her only ornament was a
necklace and pendant, the gift of the
bridegroom.
The maid Of honor wore white lace over
white chiffon and silk, large white hat
with oSfrich plumes. and carried Ia
France roses
Miss EMS. aunt OF the bride. wore white
organdie, with white hat, and Miss Elsie
Berry. cousin OF the bride. was in pink
Organdie and lace.
Immediately after the ceremony a small
reception was H.. in the home Of the
bride, On Capitol Hi, for the relatives
and close friends. after which Mr.
Kearney and his bride left for their we'd
ding trip 10 Niagara Falls and New
York The going away gown was OF Co
penhagen blue eoEenne over taffeta, with
hat 10 match. After August Is they will
be al home in their apartment in the Co
lon1aL which Is now awaiting them. The
apartment was completely furnished, 70
the miautest detail. BY the parents OF the
bridegroom. Nj and Mrs. Luke Kearney.
as their gift 20 the bride. Among the
out-of-tOwn guests. IN addition 10 the best
man, Mr.. Viers. were Miss Chalk and
Mr- Virgil Church. Of Baltimore
The Secretary Of war. Gen Luke E
Wright. accompanied by Gen Bell. Chief
OF Stan, L. s A. has gone 20 Chicka-
mauga Park, to be absent for several
days
Nj Fred W Carpenter. former private
secretary TO the former Secretary Of
War, Judge Taft. has Joined Mr.. and
Mrs Taft at Hot Springs. Va Mr. Car
penter had remained IN Washington since
the departure Of Mr. Taft for Hot
Springs He was one OF the most popu-
lar young men connected with official
life in Washington.
Mrs Hunt Slater. Of Washington has
arrived az Bar Harbor. and IS the guest
Of MIS- John r Mclean. in her cottage.
before opening her own place. which oc-
cUpies an island just on Bar Harbor. !
Mrs. HoratiO y. Slater. is spending much I
time on her new steam yacht. the Bell |
mere, and with her daughters and /
small party Of friends. is cruising along !
the coast OF Maine
Mr.. and Mrs. J. ". Lockett. who have
closed their home IN Massachusetts ave
nue.. have taken the S. T Smith villa. /
Caswella, on the Kingstown- road. at 4
Narras asansett Pier, for the remainder Of /
the summer Miss Lockett IS with her /
parents.
Mrs DaIlam. wife OF Lieut.. William A. /
D2IIam. who was formerly Miss Bessie /
Mclean, has Joined her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs Donald Mclean. OF New York. at 4
Fenwick Hall. Fenwick. Conn. Lieut.. 4
Dallsm, who has remained at Fort Ogle-
thorpe, Ca. viii Join her before her re-
turn TO the post
M and Mrs. Payne Whitney. the latter
Miss Helen Hay. daughter OF
the late Secretary OF State. have arrived
in Newport 10 be the guests OF Mr.. Whit
ney's uncle, Col Oliver Payne. who has a
cottage there for the season, for the first
time The Whitney children accompanied
their parents, and they will remain, for
some time
The Minister from Norway and Nine
Iude have gone 10 the Greenbrier White
Sulphur Springs. Virginia, where they
have a cottage for the remainder Of the
season They took thes- own piano with
hem. intending 70 keep up their music
and TO do much entertaining. Both the
Minister and his wife are accomplished
musicians. the former being a cultivated
singer and pianist and Nine GUIDE a vio-
mist Of ability, as well as possessing a
good voice.
Representative and Mrs. Van vechten
)lcott, who attended the recent conven-
ions. are now at Stamford, Conn. for a
'tay.
Nj G. Vianna-Kelsch. Of the Brazilian
Embassy. has arrived at Manchester. and
5 at the MasCOnOnO House.
One OF the most interesting visitors at
saratoga IS Mrs. NJ A. Gibbons. Of this
ity. who Is occupying the suite OF rooms
n Congress Hail which she has occupied !
or twenty-five consecutive seasons. She
VII celebrate her ninety-third birthday
II August Il. and considerable festivftv
las been arranged in her honor. She will
ave huge birthday cake to grace the ]
store closed 5 p n; Saturdays, D. N.