The Washington herald., 1909-06-13
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.


they spent their honeymoon.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Mr.. and Mrs. Augustus Carrier Taylor
announce the engagement Of their sister,
Clara Anna Kubel to Mr.. Edward Fran
els Dougherty. both Of this city. The
wedding viii take place the last OF this
month. Miss Kubel is also a sister OF
Mr.. stephen J. KUbel. one Of the promi-
nent musicians and organists OF the city,
who Is also scientist in the Geological
Survey.
The wedding OF Rev. John Van schaiek,
jr.. pastor OF the Church Of Our Father.
Universalist. in this city. and Miss Julia
Romaine, daughter OF the late Mr.. Ben
jamtn F. Romaine. OF New York City.
whose engagement was recently an
nounced. VIII take place on July / The
ceremony VIII be performed IN the pres
ence OF the relatives OF the two young
people only in the summer home or the
bride. THE Sedges." at Seabright y. J.
There will be no festivity attending the
wedding, SIS the mother of the bride-elect
died within the last year. and she Is not
YET out OF mourning. DR.. Van Schaick
Will have his brother. Mr. Van Schaick
Of Rochester. n. Y, as his best man.
The marriage Of Miss Ethel Hannah
NcCleary, daughter OF Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Osgood McCleary. was married TO
Rev Clarence whitmOre. assistant rec
tor OF Trinity Episcopal Church. at noon
yesterday in Trinity Church. Rev. Rich
ard P. Williams. rector. officiating. The
church was handsomely decorated with
palms. ferns, Bride roses. and white
peonies, and Mr.. Oscar Franklin Com
stock played the wedding music, as he
did at the service on Sunday. at which
the bridegroom was ordained a deacon
The bride was given in marriage by her
father. and was attended by her sister,
Miss Dorothy McCleary. as maid OF
honor. and Miss Dorothea Sherman and
Miss Mary Birch, bridesmaids. MIR Kent
g. Acker was best man. and the ushers
were Mr. George 5. WhitmOre. Mr.. Carl
Hanna. Of Newcastle. Pa: Mr. Lucian
Gildea, and Mr.. Frank Little OF New
York. The bride wore a gown Of heavy
ivory satin made in empire fashion. with
long tulle veil held with orange bios
SONS, and carried a shower bouquet OF
Bride roses and lilies Of the valley. A
reception and breakfast were held IN the
home OF the brides parents after the
ceremony. and Dr. Whitmore and his
bride left later for their wedding trip IN
the North Their future home viii be
IN this city.
wedding in which Washington soci-
ETY. VIII be much interested IS that OF
Mrs. Jessie Cuthbert Mcdonald. formerly
Of this city and Mr. William L McPher-
son, Of New York. which took place
Saturday June 3 The ceremony took
place in Atlantic City. in the home OF
Lieut. and Mrs. Charles Russell Train. I
the latter niece Of the bride Rev. Dr.
Newton W. Caldwell. OF Atlantic City.
officiated- The bridegroom is we'll known 1
in Washington, and was formerly at
tached 10 the Washington staff Of the
New York Tribune. He Is a member or
the Metropolitan and Chevy Chase clubs /
He is now on the editorial staff OF the
Tribune, in New York. The bride is a
sister OF DR.. Middleton Cuthbert, Mrs |
George Whitfield Brown. and Mrs Wool
sey Aspinwal Only the immediate fam
lies Of the bride and bridegroom were
invited to the ceremony.
Miss Mary E Leech and Mr.. Charles
w. Stang were quietly married at II
o'clock last Thursday morning. in St. !
Adams Church. Rev. DR.. Bratenahl, Of I
ficiating After a wedding breakfast Mr.. /
and Mrs Stang left on their wedding
trip.
Miss Grace Marks and Mr. Grover c. /
Naylor were married last Thursday morn
ing. in the residence Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert J. Windsor. AZ S street north
west. Rev. Hugh T. Stevenson. pastor OF
the Bethany Baptist Church. performed
the ceremony The bride was attended
by Miss Maury Windsor. and Mr.. Ralph
NaylOr was best man. After a wedding
breakfast the young couple left for their
honeymoon trip. On their return they
VIII reside at Hillbrook where they have
purchased a handsome home
Miss Maud ]. Barrett and Mr.. Thomas
Hersperger. both Of this city. were mar
ried last Thursday. at the Hotel Conner.
HarpeTs Ferry. Rev. George G. Shurtz. !
Of the Methodist Protestant Church, Of
hciated.
a quiet but exceedingly pretty home
wedding was that last Wednesday Of Miss
Florence Jennie King. daughter OF Nj. |
and Mrs. William A. King. and Mr.. San
born Salin, jr.. of Rodley Park, Pa. in
the home OF the BRIDES parents 4s n
street northwest. Rev. DR.. Isaac Clark /
offieiated. Only relatives and a few init |
mate friends Of the parties were present.
The house was tastefully decorated with
palms. ferns. and white blossoms. The
bride was given In marriage by her
father. She was attractively gowned IN
a travelling suit of catawba French serge [
with hat 10 match, and carried bouquet
Of Bride roses. Miss Laura MacAIorris. 4
who was the brides only attendant, wore
tailored suit OF taupe chiffon broad /
cloth, and carried a cluster OF white
sweet peas. After a wedding breakfa
Mr. and Mr.. Salin left for Atlantic CITY /
and New York A large reception win !
be given on their return. After August /
they wiz be al home at 1922 Fourteenth /
street
Invitations have been sent out By Nj. I
and Mrs. Henry Peyton Howard 10 the
wedding reception Of their daughter I
Mary Roberta. 10 Mr.. Robert Adam 1
Maurer. Thursday evening. June a al
sn Rhode Island avenue.
Miss Rosa Winett. daughterJof Mr.. and
Mrs Charles n sizer. ana 0Ir. Jonn P.
bfstiler Rere married in ST Fetelcs Catil-i