The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-09-09

NOle travelling suit or navy blue cloth
with hat Of the same coloring. Upon
their return they will reside in the
CoywoOd
Winter-Donaldson.
Miss Beulah Winter. daughter of DR..
and Mrs. +. C. Winter was married
to Edwin Burton Donaldson last even
Ing at 1;S0 O'Clock in Gorsuch Methodist
Episcopal Church. the pastor the Rev.
W. l. Lynn, assisted by the Rev. I.
r. coates officiating in the presence Of
large party Of relatives and friends.
quantities of palms, ferns and cIus-
ters Of goldenrod and white asters
! adorned the church and the wedding
music was played by the organist of
the church, Harry Kennedy.
The bride. who was escorted n the
altar and given in marriage bv her
tather wore a beautiful gown of six
baElste over silk trimmings OF vaien-
ciennes lace Her long tulie veil was
arranged with a cOronet of orange bios
SONS and she carried a shower bou0uet
OF lilies of the valley
MISS Elizabeth Winter was her sister s
maid or honor. She wore a dainty frOck
OF white batiste and lace and carried
an aTmful OF Bridesmaid roses.
Granville Yingling was best man. and
the ushers were William Donaldson,
Eugene RANDY, Mr.. Dolling, and Eugene
Winter and Roger Winter. brothers Of
the bride.
A large reception in the home of the
pride parents at SIS FOur-and-a-half
street southwest, followed the Ceremony
at the church. The house was beauti-
fully adorned with palms and clusters or
golaenrod, and string orchestra played
during the evening Mr.. and Mrs nom
aldson left Washington last evening for
a wedding trip TO Niagara Falls. Upon
their return they Will reside at ara II
street southwest.
Breckenridge-Hesketh.
Miss Florence Breckenridge. daughter
of Brig. Gen J. c. Breckenridge and
Mrs Breckenridge, Of Washington and
Annapolis. Md. was married Yesterday
TO Thomas F. Hesketh. an officer in the
English Horse GuarCs. The wedding
took place in Paris. where Miss Breck-
enrldge mas been spending the summer
Miss Margaret Z. Forbes returned To
her home yesterday from an extended
Western trip. Miss Forbes left WASH
ington early in the summer with a party
OF friends. They visited the Seattle
Exposition and the Yellowstone PARK
Miss Forbes then went 70 San Fran
cisco. where she was the guest OF her
sister Mrs. English: for six weeks.
Richard D. Engel, who spent the
summer abroad, has returned TO Wash
ington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Mackan Owens
have returned TO their apartments at
III II street northwest. from a trip 70
Capon Springs and Warrenton, Va.
where they attended the horse show.
Among those from Washington reg
istered at the Chalfonte Hotel. at At
lantic City. are Mrs. Samuel c Raub.
Miss Clara Ruth. Mrs. II. F. Woodland
Miss Gertrude Woodland, and Harry r
Woodland
Mr.. and Mrs. Msury S. Hirsh and
family are now residing at the Manor
House, 1924 Monroe street northwest.
Mrs. 3. Einstein and daughter. OF Har-
ward street, have returned to their home, !
after spending three weeks at Atlantic
City.
Miss Estelle Hano is spending the
month of September in Atlantic City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Maury Solomon are now
located at 1924 Monroe street.
Sylvan Blum. OF Ohio. has returned tc
his home, after being the guest for sew
eraf weeks OF Arthur Luchs.