The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-10-24

Mgr. Mackin celebrated high nuptal
mass. assisted by the Rev b. J. Lennon.
the Rev. p. c. Conroy. and the Rev.
c. j. Cannon. cousins OF the bride The
Rev. Thomas Walsh and the Rev James
+. Krug we're in the sanctuary The
music, which was Of much beauty. was
rendered by Mrs. Annie Grant-Fugitt
and Miss May German, soprano and alto:
Mrs. Stoddard violin. and Mrs Jules
Downing at. the organ. The brides only
attendant was Miss Margaret German.
The brides geWn was a smart travelling
suit Of mode broadcloth, with hat of
bronze velvet. Trimmed with Wistaria viii
low plumes. She wore q cOrsage OF
lilies Of the valley and orchids. and
carried a white prayer, book. A break
fast followed at the home Of the brides
mother. 1875 X street northwest which
was attended by the clergy and the mem
bers OF the families Mr. and Mrs. Ellis
left on the afternoon train for New York.
where they viii spend their honeymoon
They viii be at home after November Is
at 1925 X street.
Mrs. Joseph Robinson johnson. Of this
city. has issued invitations for the mar
riage Of her daughter. Jean Wallace. 70
Mr.. Harry Wilson Houghton. Phi. D..
Thursday evening November 4. at 7.30
o'clock. in st. Thomas Episcopal Church.
They viii be at home December . and
3. at 1904 Belmont road.
The marriage Of Mr. Mahlon n. Haines.
son Of Mrs. L. A. Haines. Of this city.
to Miss June Brown Irwin. took place
in AIlenwood, Union County, Pa. last
Wednesday. October % The ceremony
was performed in the church at Allen
wood, by Rev. Robert Lee Blair. Of York.
Pa, in the presence Of small companv
OF relatives and intimate friends. The
bride wore her g0ing-away gown. and
there were no attenuants They left inn
mediately afterward for a short wedding
| trlp. and Will arrive here tomorrow 10
be the guests Of the bridegroom's mother
She Will entertain at a large reception
for them Tuesday evening. from 10 ID
o'clock at her home, 500 Seward square
southeast The future home Of the bride
and bridegroom will be in York, Pa,
where the bridegroom is in business.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. a. Kobe announce the
engagement Of their daughter Mary to
Mr. John Preston Tarbox. formerly nj
Georgetown, S. c., now OF this city. The
wedding VIII take place in November.
Nh and Mrs. Hancock Robinson an
nounce the engagement Of their daughter
Shelby, to Mr.. William Nowlen HalIock
OF Bath. N. Y.
Dr. c. w. Shreve and wife. Of Diczer.
son, Md, celebrated their golden weddine
on Tuesday. October 49, 1909. Their at
tendants at the marriage fifty years age
numbered six groomsmen and six brides
maids, Miss Jennie Roach. Of Cambridge
Miss NJ Esther Shreve. Miss Matt,
/ Twindle, Miss Annie Warning. Miss Kat,
/ Miles, and Miss Fannie Poole. Of Pooles
/ vile. all of Maryland. The gentlemen
were Messrs. B. F. Shreve. W. White
/ Richard Allnute. James Beall. and w
| Trundle, OF Maryland. and Mr.. Charles
/ Ball. Of Virginia
| The wedding took place October 10
+ 1883, at the residence OF the brides par.
/ ents. Mr. Richard II. Jones and Emme
line Bell Jones. the Rev. John Doughert!
performing the ceremony. The flower
! girls were:
! TIL T the bridesmaids are living a.
pres IT time-Mrs Baylais, of Balti
SILL; Mrs. Heffner, Of Dickerson
l Miss Annie Warning, Of Clop-
eve was a classmate Of Admira
4 St Johns College, Frederick
"a afterward attended Dickinson
Carlisle. Pa. and Georgetown
". and subsequently was gradu
the University of Maryland, II
OF Baltimore.
tered upon the practice OF hi
IN. which was discontinued upor
oval to the old homestead, wher,
inues to reside. Mrs. Shreve wa
at the Visitation Convent. il
ok, as were her two daughters.
couple has two daughters and 81,
II Of whom are living. The eldes