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

son. r. B. Shreve. is a resident OF Ball
ston. Va. and an official OF the Old Do
minion Railroad Mrs. Mary f. Flam-
mer resides al 15n Eighth street north
west IN this city. Mrs. c. H. Moore lives
IN Rockport Tex; Charles r. and r. b.
are az home. g. l.. Shreve is a clerk in
the Post-omce Department T. II Shreve
lives at San Antonio. Tex. The youngest
son, W. o. Shreve. is an employe OF the
Government Printing Office
DR.. and Mrs Shreve were remembered
upon this occasion with appropriate gifts.
and received the congratulations Of their
children. relatives, and guests.
Another Of the many weddings OF last
Wednesday was that Of Miss Elsye
C Morris and Mr.. Edward J. Kelly.
which took place in St Aloysius Church
In the morning. Rev. J. p. Pittar omciat-
ing. Miss Sue Caldwell was the maid Of
honor and Mr.. Maurice V. O'Conneu best
man. The bride was particularly attrac-
tive in a gown OF raisin-cOlored cloth.
with hat 10 match. Mr.. and Mrs Kelly
left Immediately after the ceremony for
a trip North Their future home viii be
in Washington.
riage Of her daughter, Elyse Mary, to Mr..
Alden G. Kefauver. on Thursday. Octo-
Der p. 1879. in Hagerstown. Md. The
bride and bridegroom VIII be at home
later at 1890 Prospect avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. J. Kehoe nave sent
out invitations for the wedding reception
Of their daughter, Clara Barton, and Mr..
November l. at R0uscher's.
An enjoyable occasion was the celebra-
ton OF the nfteenth wedding anniversary
of Mr.. and Mrs. William Harrison Bolen.
at their home l0l4 Seventeenth street
northwest. last Wednesday evening. They
received the congratulations Of a host OF
their friends, many Of whom attended
the wedding at Warrenton, Va, fifteen
years ago.
The wedding march was played by Mrs.
w. r Drown. and Mr. and Mrs. Bolen
were ushered into the decorated parlor
by Mr.. TruXtun Goodrell. who attended
them fifteen years ago. Rev. H. W
Pratt Miss Dorsey. and Miss William
son gave several musical selections
Mr.. and Mrs. Boiler received many gifts
Ct cut glass
Among those present were Mr.. and
Mrs w. +. Drown, Miss Marion Drown.
Mr.. J. NJ Goldsworthy. Miss Mary Kib-
Ter. Mrs. Eleanor Sargent, Miss Madge
and Miss AmeIie BOlen, Mrs. l. F.
Jolliffe, Mrs. n. w. Turk. Mr.. and Mrs
George Turner, Miss Anita Parker, Miss
Jane Strother. Mrs. Moseley. Rev. anC
Mrs. II. W. Pratt Miss Tacie Bolen
Col. J. S. Mosby. Mrs Dunbar, Mr. and
Mrs. S. p Wright, Mr.. J. T. Douglas
Miss NJ. {. Douglas. DR. and Mrs Clar-
ence Weber Mrs F. Wallace Mrs w
W. Wright. sr. Mrs. Van Taliaferro, Mr.
Sydney Taliaferro. Miss Rosa Taliaferro
Mrs. Selson, Mr. and Mrs. Wilmarth, Mr.
and Mrs. Hoban. Mr.. and Mrs Jacobs
Mr.. TrUXtun GOodren Miss Hickey, Mr.
and Mrs Frank Hursh. Mr. Harold
Hursh, Mr.. r. J. Harris. Miss William
son, Miss Dorsey, Mr. Rice, DR. and Mrs
| George II. Wright. Mr.. Wallace Wright
Mr.. and Mrs Henry H. Niece, Miss
Maude Mattice, Miss Louise Milton, and
Miss Tompkins
The marriage Is announced Of Miss
Jessie Elma. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs
Walter S. Evarts, and Mr.. T. Howard
Ziegler. Saturday. October l6 az the home
Of the bride in Detroit Mich The bride
groom, who now lives in Detroit, has
many friends in Washington, where he
lived for a number of years
A pretty home wedding last Wednesday
was that Of Miss Susie L. Kidwell
daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. William Kid
well. Of Del Ray, Va. and Mr.. Warren
Mattingly, Of this city Rev. Mr.. Bel
performed the ceremony In the presence
Of number Of relatives and friends
Miss Nirgie Kidwen, a younger sister OF
the bride was maid Of honor and Mr.
| Charles Hanford was best man The
brides gown was a dainty frock Of white