The Washington herald., 1909-06-15

OF pale blue chiffon with hats OF Tuscan
straw trimmed with pink roses. and car
rled punches OF pink sweet peas Little
Miss Lillian Rosafy. the flower girl. wore
dainty frock OF whito muslin, with a
wreath Of tiny pink rosebuds in her long
Drown hair, and carried a basket filed
with pink flowers A wedding breakfast
and reception followed the ceremony at
Rauscher's, after which the bride and
bridegroom left for New York. from
where they viii sail for Europe to spend
the summer with relatives OF the bride
groom in France and for a trip on the
Continent.
Mrs. Miller. mother OF the bride. wore
handsome gown Of pailletted black
tulle. with a toque Of let and white
plumes The bride and bridegroom re-
ceived the guests in the pink ballroom
under bower OF palms and blossoms in
the tower window. The bride Is a grad
uate OF Fairmont Seminary and
woman of many attractions. The
groom Is equally popular. and the
| ceived scores OF handsome gifts fro
over the world. which filed ore
rooms in the home OF the BRIDES parerrs
The marriage IS announced OF l-e
Catharine Hornbach, OF this city, L 80
Morgan c. Chewing. OF Frederick rrr
Va. The ceremony was performe y
terday morning at 1870 o'clock 1 --s
home Of the brides aunt IN this
Rev. Valentine Schmidt. OF St
Church.
DR.. and Mrs. Tom Williams hav r-e
TO Europe for the summer.
Mrs. George E. Ruhl. accomps
her daughters. Catherine and
have gone TO Brooklyn. \. Y, 20
guests Of their cousin. DR.. McConv
Stonewau Jackson Chapel. No. %. [ l
Daughters OF the Confederacy. he
meeting al Confederate Memorial T
l322 Vermont avenue last evening L
| tribute 10 the hero after whom the G.,
ter was named, the occasion being
presentation 20 the chapter by Mr.
Owen Dorsey. OF Takoma Park, an
/ member Of the chapter or a life-size
trait OF Stonewan Jackson.
Exercises opened with prayer by
Or. Taliaferro Thompson. The pres
OF the chapter. Mrs. Magnus S. Tht
son, introduced Hon Holmes Conrad
orator or the evening. who euIogizer
great soldier. He spoke fiuently
I the character and achievements {
noted general, and said that as a
and friend there was none create
! StOnewan Jackson. Mrs. Thompsc
introduced BIrs. J. Owen Dorsey.
turn, thanked the friends In and
the chapter who had assisted he
purchase Of the painting. and C:
tention 20 the work OF the art!
Kate Daoney, OF Virginia. now
city.
The portrait VIII occupy a n
place upon the wall OF the Cor
| Memorial Home. and Is appr
draped with flags OF the Confedf
was unveiled by Miss Elizabeti
the young daughter Of Mr.. Jamf
OF Virginia, who was IN Jacks
mand and near him when he re
fatal shot AS the drapery wa
Miss Taylor, the song. stone
sons Way, was beautifully
Mrs. Bradley McDuff}e
The evenings entertainment
with brief musical program
by Miss Mary wilkins, afte
freshments were served by the yUuns.
ladies OF the chapter
Among the guests present were Mai
Holmes Conrad. commander OF the Vet
eran Camp; Col II. A. Herbert, president
OF the Arlington Monument Association;
Maj. Leigh Robinson, president Confed-
crate Memorial Association: Mrs Null
care. president r. Z. Lee Chapter: Mrs.
William oscar Roome, president Southern
Cross Chapter; Miss Desha, president Al
bert Sidney Johnston Chapter; Mrs
Wayne. president BeaUregard Chapter;
Commandant E. c. Dutton. of the Sons OF
Veterans; Mrs. Marcus J. Wright second
vice president District OF Columbia divi-
sion; Mr. and Mrs. James Taylor, Mr.. and
Mrs Homer Guerry. Mr.. and Mrs. A. P.
Crenshaw, Mrs. Munford, Mr.. Lee Whit
more, Mr.. Tiller, Mr.. Veerhoff, and Mr..
/ Fowler.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. E. L. Yellott have
moved TO West Kirke street, Chevy
Chase, Nd, where they viii make their