The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-08-28
MISS TENNYSON BECOMES
BRIDE OF ARTHUR j.
fORSCH,NEP.

Miss Eleanore Lydia TennysOn, daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs Frank F. Tennyson.
of Georgetown. was married 70 Arthur
} Forschner. OF Croton Falls, II. Y
this morning at 9 o'clock I'm the Holy
Trinity Catholic Church in Georgetown.
the pastor. the Rev Thomas 5. Harlin,
officiating in the presence Of a large
gathering Of relatives and friends.
The bride. who was given in marriage
by her father. wore q. handsome gown
of white net over silk. made empire
style. She wore a large white hat trim
med with long white plumes, and car
ried a shower bouquet of Bride roses
and lilies of the valley.
Miss Bertha Ford, who was maid Of
honor. wore a pale blue messaIine, satin
gown and a pale blue picture hat trim
med with white plumes. and carried
an armfuI Of Bridesmaid roses.
Arthur FOrschner was best man for
his brother and the ushers were Tom
Toy, OF New York; John Harding, John
Racket, and Leo Feaiy, of Washington.
Immediately after the ceremony at
the church a breakfast was served Tor
the wedding party and out-of-Jown
guests in the home of the brides pa
rents on Reservoir road. The Out-oi-
town guests were the parents OF the
bridegroom. MI and Mrs. T. J. ForscI.-
ner, OF CToton Fails, n. J.; Tom Toy,
OF New York; Miss Jennieve Wood and
Miss Carrie Wood, or Philadelphia, Pa,
aud Mrs. T. Wood, OF Centerville Nd.
Mr.. and Mrs. Forscl-r:e left later IN
the day for a Northern wedding "Trip
They will make their future home at
CrOtOn Falls \
Miss Anna NJ. Wilson, accompanied
BIZ her little niece, Miss Eleanore Earn
shaw, left Washington this morning
for Atlantic City to spend several weeks.
Miss Anna PaIlas, who has been
| spending several weeks In New York
visiting friends, will return 20 WASH
1 linton tomorrow.
Miss Lucy Sherwood, Miss Ruth Sher-
wood, Miss Velma Dorsy and J. l.. Sher-
wood, Of Washington, are spending
some time at Niagara Falls. y. "
guests at the international Hotel.
! Senator Weldon B. Hepburn and Mrs.
Hepburn. Of Idaho, who spent the win
I ter al Stoneleigh Court, sailed today on
/ the Celtic for Liverpool.
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Sails for Hamburg.
/ Senator Nelson w AIdrich and Mrs.
/ Aldrich. of Rhode Island, sailed to-
day on the Amerika for Hamburg. They
were accompanied by their daughters.
/ Miss Lucy T. Aldrich and Miss Elsie
Aldrich and their sons, Edward 3.
( Aldrich and William T. Aldrich.
Mrs. Aldrich left Washington early in
I the summer for their country place al
/ Warwick Neck, r. l.. where she and
her sons and daughters were joined at
the adjournment Of Congress by Sena-
/ tor AidriCh. They will spend the re-
maindcr OF the summer and the fan
/ season touring in Europe.
( Lieutenant Commander J. r 2. Prin-
gle, L.. :. n. and Mrs. PrinEle, Of An
napolis. Md. have gone to Pigeon Cove
I Mass, for the remainder Of the sum-
I mer.
/ Mrs Brumby. wife Of Lieutenant Com
! mander Frank Hardemann Brumby, I.
1 s. n. accompanied by their small
daughter are spending the summer AZ
/ the Willoughby Hotel, Willoughby Spit
/ Va.
/ Rear Admiral Newton l.. Mason and
! Mrs. Mason, accompanied by their
/ daughter, Miss Dorothy Mason, and
their son, Gordon Mason. have gone tc
/ MoutrOse, Pa, for several weeks.
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Goebel-Cullen
| The marriage Of Miss Anna Elizabeth
/ GoebeI. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. a. Y
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