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the Rev Paul A. MenZel June 10. 1904.
The couple received handsome collec-
ton of presents appropriate to the occa-
sion.
Among the guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
William NJ. La Porte, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Coomes. Mr.. Raymond Coomes,
Miss J. Coale. Miss Katherine Costigan'
Miss Nettie Tolson. Mr.. and Mrs A. Co
lumbus, Mrs. Mary Tenly. Miss Allce
Tenly, Miss Effie Tenly. Miss Gertrude
Clifford. Miss Louise CLIFFORD. Mrs. NJ. E.
Sullivan. Mr.. and Mrs ]. c. Stein. jr-,
MIR. and Mrs. Fred Stein. Master Carl
Stein. Master Eugene Stein. Mrs. ). Ken
dali. Miss Marion Conner, Mrs. F1orence
Conner, Mr. Ralph Conner: Mr., ,,sn and Mrs
Stein. sr.,. Mr.. and Mrs Ben Berkowitz.
Mr.. Eny, Mr. Oliver and Miss Anderson
and Master Elmer Stein.
A quiet home wedding took place Sat
urday afternoon at the residence of Mr..
and Mrs. Alfred G. Graves on U street.
when their only daughter. Nena Melissa
Graves, was married to Mr.. William
Turner Spence. the Rev. @. Freeland
Peter of the Church of the Epiphany OF
ficiating. 49,
Only the members of the families OF
the contracting parties and few close
friends were present at the ceremony.
The parlors and dining room were taste
fully decorated in white roses, carnations
ferns and palms.
The bride entered the parlor with her
father. becomingly attired in a travelling
costume of blue messaline. with nat 10
match, and carried bouquet OF pride
roses.
They were preceded by the brides
cousins. Miss Eleene. Heinie. maid or
honor. in a semi-princess gown of rose
silk, with hat to match. carrying
bouquet of pink roses. and little MISS
Margaret Burke. flower girl. In a DAINTY
v,lx;f4 no inn
and batiste, carrying basket or PINK
roses The bridegroom was ATTENDED py
his brother. Mr.. Horace Spence Inc
brides mother wore gown OF gray siih'
with lavender and silver touches. ana the
brdegroom's mother, Mrs. a. n. Spence.
wore gown of white linen. trimmed with
Mr.. and Mrs. Spence left on a honey
moon iaunt which will include New
York. Niagara and Atlantic City Ihey
will be at home after July 10 with the
brides parents.
Can't w. H. Bricker of Carlisle. Pa. Is
visiting Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Brlcher,
915 O street northwest.
Mrs. Ellen Spencer Mussey left Wash
ington yesterday for New York cty 10
remain a few days with her son, william
H. Mussey. She will sail June - on on the @
HeIlie Olav Of the Scandinavian line for
Christiania Norway. Mrs. Mussey mas
MANNED an extensive tour through Nor
way, Sweden and Russia, and Will NOT
return to Washington until the first OF
September.
Mr.. and Mrs. Levi Meredith of $40 6th
street southeast. their little son anu
daughter, Edwin and May. left SATURDAY
for two weeks visit to south Mounlala
and Antietam battlefield, Washington
county, Md.
Mai. Samuel Reber and Mrs. Reber ar
rived last Saturday in San Francisco on
the Thomas from Manila, where MAJ.
Reber has been stationed for two years.
Mrs Preston Gibson has gone to Man
chester Mass, to join her grandmother,
Mrs. James Mcmillan, at Eagle Head, her
summer home The latter has just re-
turned from several months traVel IN
Europe MIR. and Mrs. Gibson will spend
some time in motoring through New
England.
Capt. and Mrs. George French Hamil-
ton with their two young children. VIII
spend this month and next with Gen. and
Mrs. Chaffee at the Los Angeles home.
Mrs. Hamilton is their eldest daughter.
Since leaving the Philippines, about six
weeks ago. Capt. and Mrs. Hamilton have
been visiting in japan and China.
Mrs Junius W. MacMurray, Miss Edna
MacMurray and Miss Ethel Mac Murray
have gone to St Petersburg. where they
will spend the summer with John Van A.
MacNurray. second secretary OF the
American embassy.
Gen and Mrs. John 4. Johnston of
Washington are at the Plaza. New York
with their daughter, Mrs. George T. Sum
merlin. All are en- route to Wintergreen
Island, Clayton, n. Y. for the summer.
4 recently married couple bent on get
fof1 nov
outwit their friends All the guests found
themselves corralled in the room where
the wedding gifts were displayed, the in
tervaI being all that the couple needed
to get far away in their motor car.
A very pretty wedding took place last
week in Montreal at the residence of Mrs
Samuel Finley, Bishop, street, when her
daughter, Miss Kathleen Finley, was mar
ried to DR.. Frederick Eugene Wright OF
this city. The ceremony was performed
by the Rev. I. J. Mansell of Brantford
Ontario. The bride was given away by
her brother, DR.. Finley. She wore q
lovely gown of white liberty satin, with
an overdress of embroidered ninon and
brussels point lace. Her long tulle vel
was surmounted by a wreath of orange
blossoms. Her ornaments were a dia
mond and sapphire heart, the gift of her
mother. and diamond and pearl brooch
the gift of the bridegroom, and she car
red a shower bouquet of white roses anC
lilies of the valley. Mis-; Finley, who at