The Washington herald., 1908-06-25

Gambrill. of Laurel Nd; Miss Ida Bowie.
of Washington; Miss Louise McCully. OF
Philadelphia: Miss Claire Price. of Phila-
delphia; Miss Naomi Thompson. of Wash
ington and Miss Elizabeth Zane Steem-
rod, OF Wheeling, W Va, bridesmaids
The best man was the bridegroom's
brother Mr.. Daniel H. Burnham, jr. Of
Chicago and the ushers were: Ensign
Court, Mr.. Richard Prendergast Mr. Rex
Hardin. Mr.. Jack Wheeler. all of Chicago
Mr. Edmund Darlington. and Mr.. Fletch-
er Neighbors. both Of this city.
The church decorations were all OF
white and green. palms and daisies being
used entirely. The gowns We're particu-
larly effective. and were all designed by
the bride. She wore ivory white satin,
made In princess fashion and trimmed
with rare Old lace. an heirloom Her
veil OF tuHe was held with orange bios
sons. She carried a shower bouquet OF
Bride roses and lilies of the valley. and
her only ornaments were "a horseshoe rhi
OF pearls and diamonds, suspended from
a string OF pearls given her by the bride
grOOm's parents The maid Of hOnor
wore white organdy. elaborately trimmed
with Mcchln lace and tiny rufiies. a long
cream satin sash finishing the costume
and she carried Golden Gate roses. The
bridesmaids gowns were OF white en-
pire net over princess satin, with long
sashes OF cream satin. They carried
punches OF daisies Mrs. Cameron. mother
Of the bride. wore Empire net over cream
satin.
After the reception the bride and bride
groom left on their wedding tour. which
will be a unique one. and is kept a pro
/ found secret. The bride wore a gown OF
| dark blue cloth. tailor-made, and Sc
verely plain, with dark blue hat
This wedding is the culmlnation Of a
romance dating back 10 the hops at An
napolis Of several seasons ago. Mr.
Burnham Is a graduate OF the Naval
I Academy. class Of 1906. and Miss Cameron.
/ a graduate of Mount De Chantel at
! Wheeling. attended several Of the hops
at Annapolis during the last year Mr..
Burnham was there After his gradua-
/ tion ne resigned from the navy, 20 take
I up HIS fathers work OF architecture. and
went 90 Paris. where he was a student
| for some years at the BeauX Arts He
has but recently returned from there, and
/ the wedding was FASTENED somewhat 10
allow the young man 20 take his bride
/ with him TO his new work In Chicago
/ Of the new Union Station, and drew the
plans for the beautfying and reclaiming
/ of the Mall and OF the Greater Wash
/ ingtOn." The new home Of the bride and
/ bridegroom will he at the Moiwood. IN
/ Evanston. H.. after July l. Miss Cam
! eron is a great favorite I'm society here.
/ and a great belle al Annapolis. She led
/ the class german in 1906 at the Naval
/ Academy.
/ Miss Minnie Farr. daughter Of Mrs. Sa-
rah Farr. was married yesterday after
noon 10 Mr. Bert I. Nye of this city. In
All Souls Unitarian Church By Rev. l..
/ G. B. Pierce. the pastor. The ceremony
was performed at o'clock The brides
only attendant was her mother. Mrs Sa-
rah Farr. who acted as her matron of
honor. Mr.. Nye's best man was Mr..
/ Clarence Wright Of Susquehanna, Pa,
and the ushers were Mr. Edwin Wolf.
Mr.. L. Clarence Dodge. Mr. McCauley
and Mr.. Robert Davis The bride was
given In marriage by her uncle, Mr. A C.
Carlisle. Of G8ithersburg. Nd. She wore
/ a gown of crushed mulberry rajah silk
her travelling gown with hat. gloves, shoes
10 match, and carried a shower bouquet
OF Bride roses. Her mother wore MESA
line Of elephants breath" shade. a new
pearl gray tint. and carried white sweet
peas DR.. McGehee. brother-n-law Of the
bridegroom, played the wedding music
and Mrs. MCGehec. Of Richmond. Va
formerly Miss Helen Nye. Of this city,
sister OF the bridegroom. sang "Oh
Premise Ne" After their wedding trip
Mr.. and Mrs. Nye will be at home, at the
Natchez.
Invitations have been issued for the
marriage of Miss Mary Elizabeth Kelly
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. William Ben
son Kelly. to Mr.. Charles Preuss Whit.
tington on Tuesday, July Z, in St Vim.
cent de Paul's Catholic Church. The
bride viii have for her maid of honor hel
sister. Miss Emily Kelly and the best
man Will be Mr.. Walter Kines The ush-
ers will be Mr.. Joe Apalonio. Mr.. Louis
Seltzer. Mr.. X. Kelly, Mr.. George Quinn
Mr.. Whelan, and Mr.. Nicholas Clan.
Miss Dorothy Elzey daughter Of Mrs
Elizabeth Z. Elzey. was married at moor
yesterday to Mr.. Frederick L. Brigham
son Of Mr.. A. A. Brigham. of Brook
field. Mass. The ceremony was performed
in the home of the brides mother by Rev
Charles K. Guthrie, pastor OF Hamlln,
NJ Z. Church The house was taste
fully decorated with palms, ferns anC
white blossoms. The bride wore a prin
cess gown Of white French null, witt
a panel of rose point lace down the front
and rose point trimmings on the neck
shoulders, and sleeves. She wore no veil
bat had lilies Of the valley in her hair
and carried a shower bouquet of tha
dainty blossom. She had for her onl!
I
+. Covington, as flower girl She wor
a picturesque gown of pale blue silk Mrs
Elzey wore black Oroadcloth. embroid
cred: Mrs. Samuel J. Covington. o
Sharpstown. Md, aunt OF the bride, wor
black silk and lace. The bride and bride
groom left on an afternoon train TO
Niagara and Canada. and after July L
will be at home at 1921 Harvard street
The going away gown was Of brown
Panama cloth. Among the guests wer
Mr. Norman Brigham, brother of tn
bridegroom. and Mr.. Clarence E. Far
well.
Miss Edna Jarboe. daughter Of Mr.. ant
Mrs. Austin I. Jarboe, was married las
, evening to Mr.. Robert G. Cook. Tn,
ceremony was performed in the home o
the brides parents by Rev Westor
Bruner. of the Fifth Baptist Church
Miss Bertha Jarboe. sister of the bride
was her maid Of honor, and Mr.. w. ]
Garner was the best man.
Miss Grace Elizabeth Saunders. daugh
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. James G. Saunders
was married yesterday afternoon to Mr.
Frank A. Law. jr.. Of this city. Th'
] ceremony took place in the Church Of tn