The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-02-06


roll. Of Baltimore, was best man. The
fair young bride wore travelling gown
Of taupe broadcloth, with hat % match,
and handsome furs.
/ Immediately after the wedding break
/ fast Mr. and Mrs. Appleby left for New
York, whence they saasd for Bermuda
yesterday afternoon. Their future home
VIII be in this city
The bride is member OF one OF Wash
ington's oldest and most prominent fami-
! lies, as is the bridegroom Mrs. Appleby
was a debutSnts Of two seasons ago. and
! became one OF the most popular girls in
society. where she was Identified with
the smart set, Of which set the bride
groom is also q member They have been
sweethearts since childhood The bride
Is also one Of the prettiest girls in So
ciety. Her mothers home is al III Con-
necticut avenue. one Of the most fash
ionabIe localities IN the city
Mr.. Appleby comes OF splendid Revolt
tionary stock, and is connected with
many OF the prominent families in the
South. He Is q talented musician, and
has composed considerable music, among
which is light opera
Mrs. Appleby, ST.. and her son and
Mrs. Stone and her daughter spent the
summer at Narrazansett Pier, and went
later 10 White sulphur Springs. and Il
was at the latter place that the engage
ment took place ana the consent Of the
two mothers was obtained. They both
have thought their children too young
20 rssrry. and urged them 70 wait for
time. but when they found them deter
mined 20 have the ceremony performed
both gave their consent freely.
The former Nicarsguan Minister and
Nine Corea. who before her marriage
was Miss Fleming, have gone 70 New
Orleans. accompanied BY their infant
daughter, where they will make their
home for the immediate future Dr.
Corea VIII make a trip 20 his own cOun-
Try. where he IS an honOred lawyer. and
on his return they VIII come 10 Wash
ing1on for a visit before sailing for a
long stay abroad.
The marriage Of Miss Faith Constance
Woodward 10 DR.. John Raymond Barber.
Z. s n c, took place yesterday after
noon at 80 IN Wesley Chapel Dr.. Bar
Ter IS a son OF Dr. and Mrs s J. Bar
Der. OF Portland. Oreg.
Mrs. Griffin Halstead wiz be at home
to-day Tor the last time this season.
Cards are out announcing the engage
nent Of Miss Regina Roswald. OF Mont
gomery, Ala. 10 8Ir. David Lionel Frank.
or this city, formerly CT New York The
date Of the reception viii be announced
later
Rev snd Mrs. James H ". Blake and
Miss Blake viii be at home at the rec
tory, AI2 street, Monday evening. Feb
rucry X
Mrs. Hannis Taylor and Miss Taylor.
Of POS 0 street. viii receive on Saturdays
IN February from 4 10 6.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Everett Myers,
who were married in Philadelphia on
Wednesday, February 8. returned to their
home here yesterday. They were agree
ably surprised With a generous array Of
handsome wedding gifts. from a chest of
silver 10 cha7ng dish, from the BRIDE
groom's fellow-clerks In the Bureau OF
Engraving and Printing. The commit
tees arranging these gifts and their pres
entation were composed OF. Mr. Melvin
n. Sharp. Mr. Frank Lamasure, Mr..
Harry L. Charlton. Mr.. Walter ". Fox.
Mr.. William NeAleer. and Mr. George
A. Mason. Mrs. Myers was formerly
Miss Elizabeth Sears Owen.
Mrs. F. l. Ransome VIII be hostess for
Columbian Women this afternoon at their
formal tea at 1886 7 street She VIII be
assisted by the alumnae OF Bryn Mawr
College.
Mrs. Frederick Eichelberger win be at
home this afternoon for the last time this !
season at 2122 Bancroft place.
Several hundred tickets are In circula- /
ton for the large card party to be given |
at the Confederate Home, 1872 Vermont
avenue northwest. on Monday evening |
next, for the benefit Of the home fund |
The tickets read for Bridge, five hun |
dTed, or progressive euchre." A number |
Of handsome prizes viii be awarded 10 |
those making the highest scores in each |
room The party VIII be given by Mrs. |
J. ". Pitcher. 2 member of the Stonewall !
Jackson Chapter. United Daughters Of
the Confederacy, OF which Mrs Magnus |
Thompson is president. and the entertain !
ment promises TO be popular one.
Senator F. E Warren, OF Wyoming, |
chairman Of the Senate Committee on |