The Washington times., 1909-04-05
Marriage Announced.

riase of Miss Gladys f. LInley-Kent
70 Leon E Morales, formerly of Berry
Vile, Va. Wednesday evening. March
81, at the residence Of Mn and Mrs.
|. d Chamberlain, Of the Stanhope, the
Rev. George F. Dudley cfficiatinE in
the presence of a party of relatives
and friends
The bride, who was given in mar
rage by her uncle, W. H Linley-Kent.
OF Newport News, Va, wore a beauti-
ful gown OF messaIine silk and lace and
carried bouquet Of Bride Fosea
Miss Ruby Johnston, who wore A
gown or pale blue messaline satin. and
Miss Hazel Truck, Who wore pink silk
null. were the brides only attendants.
r. Linley-kent, . brother OF the BRIDE
was the best man for Mr. Morales
A small reception followed the csfe-
mOny. The house decorations were OF
palms, ferns, and spring blossoms
Among the out-of-town guests were
W H. Linley-kent, of Newport News:
Miss Elizabeth Young, Of oyster Point.
Va; Miss Hazel Truck. Of Trenton.
y J.. and r Linley-Kent, OF North
Carolina
After April Is Mr. and Mrs. Morales
will be at home at 27O7 Eleventh street.
Mrs Merriam LongfeIlow O'DonoShue.
Of Boston, Mass, Is spending some tins
in Washington at the Cumberland,
where she win remain until after the
D. \. r. Congress and viii be pleased
TO see her friends.
Miss Letterman Hostess.
Miss Letterman entertained a small
company informally at dinner at her
apartment ar Stoneleigh Court Iase
evening, having as her guests Mr. and
Mrs Charles O'Donnel Lee. Mss Hor-
sey, Fred w. Carpenter. and william
Bowie Clarke
Lieut.. Commander and Mrs. Arehi-
bald H Davis. who have been spend
ing a few days the guests of Mrs.
Davis father and sister, Col. Francis
Cotton and Miss Cotton in their home
on Connecticut avenue, returned TO
their home in Philadelphia last even
ing. Miss Cotton will go over Easter
week for a short visit to Mrs Davis
Mrs. Joseph Crawford and Miss
CaryI Crawford will leave Washington
this evening or tomorrow FOR New
They will probably go to Atlantic CITY
for a few days before returning 10
Washington.
The last of the Lenten course of lee
lures on psychology by the Very Rev.
Edward A. Pace, of the Catholic Uni
versity, VIII be given this evening at
RauScher'S before a fashionable audi
ence. Psychology ana Religion will
be the subject tonight. and viii be the
fifth in the series which began Monday.
March !.
Mrs Thomas H. Carter. president Of
the Ladies' Auxiliary OF Trinity Col
lege, arranged the lectures Tor the bene-
tit Of the Anna Hanson Dorsey scholar
ship TO be established az Trinity Col
lege.
Miss Irene Sommers. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs Joseph Sonmers, of West
Washington, was married Sunday even
ing, at O'Clock. TO Sydney CTuggenhciul-
at Freund's Hall DR. Louis Stern and
DR.. Abram SimonS officiated-
The brides gown was white satin d.
rectoire, with trimmings of real lace.
She wore a bridal veil. and carried q
bouquet of Bride roses and klies OF
the valley. Miss Lillian Sommers. sis
ter of tie bride, was maid OF honor.
and wore a gown OF gold satin. direc-
toire, with trimmings Of gold lace, and
carried a shower bouquet of tea roses
Mrs Joseph Sommers, mother Of the
bride wore black lace with diamond
ornaments Mrs GuZEenhein. mother
of the groom. wo-9 black satin, anu
| trimmings Of duchess lace Mrs. Som
mers, the grandmother of the bride
wore black satin and lace, and cameo
! ieweIry. After the ceremony. a family
dinner was served. Mr.. and Mrs Gus-
genhefm left for New York and Allan
tic City. Her travelling gown was OF
rose cloth, with hat, shoes, and gloves
TO match. On their return they win be
al home % their friends after May J.
al the Seward apagtment, Twelfth street
and Pennsylvania avenue southeast