The Washington herald., 1909-06-24

Miss Isabel Gautier Gregory, niece OF
Judge William A Maury. was married
yesterday afternoon 10 Mr.. John spald-
ing Flannery, formerly Of Baltimore. now
a resident Of Laurel. Nd. The ceremony
was performed in the old homestead OF
the brides mother. in c street In the
old fashioned exclusive district, by Rev
Father Caughy. of ST. Stephens Cath,
olic Church. at o'clock. in the presence
Of the relatives Of the bride and bride
groom and few close friends An inn
] provised altar. formed OF palms and stud
ded with Bride roses, stood at one end
Of the front drawing-room. before which
the bride and bridegroom met. Judge
Maury escorted his niece and gave her
in marriage. The best man was Mr..
Charles Frederick Wilson. OF this city.
and the brides only attendant was Miss
Edith Totten.
The drawing-rooms. library. and DIN
ing-rOom and halls We're decorated with a
pretty arrangement of daisies and Bride
roses. set among palms and ferns. the
dining-room being especially attractive
with its simple decorations OF daisies.
The house is especially well adapted for
the scene OF a wedding. and made this
enc OF the prettiest OF home weddings
The bride wore a graceful. effective
gown OF white Liberty satin made IN
modified empire style. draped with the
rose point vel worn by her Grandm0ther
Gregory at her own wedding The gown
had panel down the front and back
OF exquisite embroidery. The vel Of tulle
haf D, s-g
SONS and her only jewel was a single.
heart-snaped pearl pendant. the gift OF
the bridegroom, which Is only the third
one known Of ia this country. She car
r.ed shower Of lilies OF tie valley and
maiden hair ferns. There has seldom
been more beautiful bride. her delicate
blond beauty showing of particularly
well IN her bridal robes
Miss Totten wore a gown Of white en-
broidcred null trimmed with lace and
tiny bows of narrow blue ribbon with a
large white hat trimmed with pink roses. /
and a shower bouquet of Bridesmaid
roses. The brides mother wore a charm
Ing gown Of gray eolienne trimmed with
rose point lace. After the bridal supper. /
the bride and bridegroom left for New
York. from where they sail this week for
Europe for three months. The brides g0- /
trimmed with touches OF brown. with a
straw hat trimmed with brown. also a
most becoming costume.
They viii be al home after October in /
the old homestead. 3l2 c street Among F.
the out-of-town guests We're Mrs. Flan- .
merry, mother OF the bridegroom. Mr.. and 4
Mrs John A Flannery and Miss Flan- I
merry and Dir. William Hamilton FIau, I
merry, brothers and sister-in-law OF the 4
bridegroom. all OF Laurel. Mr. and Mrs
Arthur Pue German. jr.. OF Baltimore; (
Mr. George d. Gregory. OF New York.
and Mr.. Charles Nichols Gregory. of I
Schenectady. y. Y. brother of the bride:
Miss Werth. Miss Quarles. and 8Ir. Deane .
Maury, Of Richmond. Va; Miss Gregory I
and Miss France Gregory. Of New York.
cousins Of the bride
The wedding glrts were SHOWN 10 a .
chosen few fsieads. They occupied one .
large room AMI formed a beautiful and
most valuable collection. A large silver
punch bowl anu salver were a conzpicu- Z
Gus gift from the Century Club. OF which .
the Bridegroom IS a member. Another 4
rare gift was n superb tea set OF Tuscan +
gold, with CUPS. saucers, teapot. sugar
and cream jug. Several whole sets OF
nat silver and innUmerable pieces OF rare /
silver and cut glass, comprising a mag
nlhcent collection, were received.
Miss Helen Goldsmith was hostess AZ a
party given IN nonOr Of her graduation
at her home, 1ii5 Tenth street northwest
An enjoyable evening was spent. after
which supper was served. The out-of
town guests were SIR. and Mrs. B. Ney
and daughter Miriam. Mrs. N. Wurz-
burger, OF HarrisOnbUrg, Va, and Mrs.
Adler, Of PittsbuTg. Others present were
Mr. and Mrs. NJ Ney. Mrs. Abel. AIr.
and Mrs. F. Selinger. Mrs. s. Open
Mrs. B. ROsenfeld. the Misses
Rena Sanger, Selma Rosenthal. Pauline
kronheim. Fannie AltschuI. Florence Au-
genstein. Lillian ROthstein. and Hortense
Rosenthal, anG Gessrs Harold Llchen-