The Washington herald., 1909-04-28

work written by an American to make
Z the Bahai teachings ineligible TO In,
/ Western mind.
/ Miss Barney is a young woman o;
many gifts. and is endowed with origi-
nality and executive talent In addition
20 her perfect mastery Of French she
I has gained vast knowledge In the Per
sian. language in which she writes. reads
translates, and speaks fiuently. Her de
VOtiOn 10 tie Bahai movement speaks fO-
her observation-disclosures and proves her ar
dent desire TO serve humanity For this
philosophy she considers an efficient
means 10 that end Her house in Paris
has been e delightful center and a gath
ering place for those interested in the
higher problems OF humanity.
lie Figaro publishes a long article on
the Bahai feast Of "So-raz. the Persian
New Years Day. celebrated on March q.
al Miss Barney's drawing rooms in Paris.
Miss Catharine a. Mclaughlin gave a
tea AZ Trinity College Monday afternoon
in honor Of Mss Helena Tracy DOGGY.
Of The Eastern High School.
Miss Anna Cecilia Dunn. daughter OF
Mrs Anna Dunn. and DR.. Joseph Ro-
zier Biggs viii be married this morn
ing al 9 o'clock az 81. Dominic's Church
By Father Finnerty. assisted by eight
priests Of Washington and the Catholic
University. Miss Dunn viii be ATTENDED
by her sister. Mrs. Katie Dunn Leimbach.
who viii act as her matron Of honor.
The hest man will be Afr. Charles L.
Selecman- The usleTs VIII be Mr.. Eu-
gene :. Cochran, Rir. William Gait Burns.
Mr. Raymond 5 Van Nest. and SIr. John
5 Biggs. During the mass Miss Barbara
BisChUff viii play the music. Mr Z r :
Embrcy viii sing % Promise Ne. and
Miss Hart VIII sing 20 Salutar{s. q"
Miss Dunn VIII wear a gown OF White
MULE over white silk. with a white pic
ture hat with white willow plumes. and
VIII carry a prayerboOk. Her only Orna-
ment VIII De a crescent OF pearls with a
large ruby IN the center, which IS the
git Of The bridegroom The matr0n OF
honor viii wear a thin summer dress
trimmed with lace with a large white
hat trimmed with blue paradise plumes.
and viii carry a bunch OF viOlets Fol-
lowing the ceremony there will be a we'd
ding breakfast 10 the bridal party Al
the home Of Mrs. Dunn. 2l5 Twelfth
street southwest The decorations Of the
church viii be Of apple blossoms and
palms. while the decorations at the house
viii be white roses and ferns. After the
wedding breakfast The bride and bride
groom VIII take an extended trip TO NeW
York City, Niagara. and Canada. The
brides gOing-away gown will be Of blue
brOadClOJh. with a hat 20 match Dr
Biggs IS q graduate OF George Wash
ington University, is a member Of the
Kappa Sigma Fraternity, and Of the Phi
Chi Medical Fraternity They viii be AZ
home after Nay = az IN05 Virginia avenue
southwest
Senator and Mrs. Francis G. Newlands
have cards out for the marriage Of their
niece. Miss Ada Newiands. TO Dr. vir-
ginius Dabney. Tuesday. May IS. at noon.
in the Episcopal church at Chevy Chase
Miss Newlands viii have as her at
tendants Miss Gertrude Williams. Miss
FerOline Perkins. and Miss Katherine
Jennings Among DR.. Dabney's attend
ants viii be Dr. Henry Parker, James
Crawford. and Frederick Faust
Mrs. Duncan McKim entertained at
luncheon yesterday in honor Of Miss FL
sic Mclean, daughter Of Capt. Walter
Mclean, L 5 y
Mrs Frank 0. Lowden entertained at
a bridge party yesterday afternoon in her.
home in Massachusetts avenue.
Miss Flora Bernheimer, Of Washington,
was married yesterday afternoon 10 AIr-
A. Julian Brylawssi, also Of this city
The ceremony was performed at o'clock
1t Freund's by DR.. Abram Simon, Of the
Eighth Street Temple.
Only the members Of the families were
present. and the bride was unattended.
The best man was Mr.. Alan Bachrach. OF
this city. The bride wore a cloth gown
of old rose. with an Old rose hat and
plurnes. and carried q shower Of Bride
roses Mrs. Bernheimer, mother Of the
bride. wore a handsome gown Of black
satin.
A banquet followed the ceremony. after
which the bride and bridegroom left for
/ wedding trip TO New York and Boston.
On their return they VII be al home al
s16 Calvert street
The bride is the contraltO soioist in the
,hoirs Of St. Pauls English Lutheran
Church and the Church Of the Covenant
II the afternoon services. She has a !
'oice Of great beauty
The marriage Of Miss Lillis ". Angel, |
laughter Of Mr. and Mrs. Albert E. /
ANGEL, Of this city, to Mr. Willard S. /
4aynie took place last evening in the |
lome OF the brides parents The cere- /
nony was performed by Rev. DR.. Van
'chaick, Of the Church Of Our Father,
It o'clock in the presence Of the two /
smilies, a few intimate friends, and the
aembers Of the Hodge-Podge Club.
The bouse was decorated with palms, 1
erDs, and cut flowers in a color scheme
4 pink and green, and q bower Of /
aims, in front OF which the bridal party /
TODD
The brides only attendant was the
little niece. Otis Edelin,. who
cted as flower girl. Mr.. Oscar Jenson. /
( this city. was best man. Mr Higgins
layed the wedding music
The bride wore a gown Of rich white
attn. made empire with Grecian effect,
Wa1teau back, and a yoke and trim
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