The Washington herald., 1909-06-17

street northwest. Decorations consisted
Of palms. smilax. and cut flowers. The
maid OF honor was Miss Jessie Serb
ner Smith, sister OF the bride. and How
ard Whiting Blake. Of Norfolk, Va, was
the best man.
The bride was attired IN a cream satin
gown. trimmed in rose-point lace, and
carried a shower bouquet OF Bride roses
and lilies Of the valley. The maid Of
honor was attired IN canary messaline
and carried Marechal Mel roses. A re-
ception followed the ceremony. after
which light luncheon was served. The
brice. attired IN a handsome blue Eng
hsh serge gOing-away gown. with hat
10 match. and the groom looking the
part Of happy husband, left by the Bal
timore and Ohio Railroad for Niagara.
New York and other points north
Mr. and Mrs. Hudgins VIII be at home
after July I al l35 Westover avenue
Ghent. Norfolk. Va out of town guests
attending the wedding were Mrs. Y. G.
Hudgins and Miss Lula Hudglns. mother
and sister OF the groom. Norfolk: Miss
Janet Cunning. OF Philadelphia: Mrs
David Bigler. OF Columbus Ohio: Mr.
and Mrs. william Ruth. Mrs William
Torens, Miss Virginia Hoffman, Mrs.
W J. Chadweu al Of Baltimore
Miss Mary Schwartz and Lieut. John
Grimm. L. $. A. retired. OF Washing
ton. were quietly married at St Mary's
Catholic Church yesterday morning AZ
O'Clock. The ceremony was performed
by Rev. Father WunnenberS. After the
ceremony wedding breakfast was served
az the couples future home Mr.. and
Mrs Grimm have gone 10 Atlantic City.
Miss Minnie Burnett Curtis. daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Frank B. Curtis. was
married last evening 10 Mr.. Frederick
Onville WoodsOme Of North Brookheld
Macs The ceremony was performed IN
the First Congregational Church by Rev
S. II. Woodrow. assisted by Rev. S. II
Greene, OF Calvary Baptist Church. The
bride was attended By Mrs. J. Osbourne
Woodsome. OF Boston, sister-in-law OF
the bride. ratron Of honor. Miss Eva
Lenore Lacey maid Of honor. and the
Misses May L. Rae. Alice Gertrude TrOw.
Ouida Wheelcck. Crso Camille Yorks.
Alys Hawks. and Kina Costello. brides
maids. The best man was Mr.. Albert II.
Bruce. Of Boston and the ushers were
Messrs. Verne D. Lacey. Rex I. Holmes.
John w Walcott. IT.. F. r. Underwood.
J. NJ Credible, and Clarence T. Newton.
A reception was held in the church par
lors for the guests al the church. and
later q small reception was held IN the
home OF the brides parents for the rela-
lives and intimate friends.
Preceding the ceremony Mr. Harry
gave a short recital on the or
gan, his numbers including several spe-
cial favorites Of the brides. Hearts and
Flowers" Mendelssohn's Spring Song
% Thou Sublime. Sweet Evening Star
Of Wagner's, and the wedding marches. (
During the ceremony he played softly
Annie Laurie" and 20 Promise Ne
The bride wore a gown OF white lib
erty satin with pearl trimmings. and a
veil Of tulle held with orange blossoms
She carried a shower bouquet Of Bride
roses and lilies OF the valley, and wore
the bridegroOm's gift. a brooch OF pearls
and diamonds. Mrs. WoOdsOme. the
natTOn of honor wore a semi-enpire (
gown Of yellow messaline. trimmed with |
silk chiffon and lace. and carried bride [
roses tied with yellow gaUze ribbons I
Miss Lacey. maid Of honor. wore yellow Z
messaliae trimmed with chiffon. with a |
wreath Of yellow roses in her hair and I
shower Of Bride roses tied with yellow /
ribbon. The gowns OF the bridesmaids |
we're of silk batiste. made semi-empire, !
With net yOkes and sleeves, TWO maids I
n green. Two IN blue and two IN pink. /
,arrying out the rainbow color scheme. /
They all carried Bridesmaid roses tied 4
With gauze ribbons Of The same shade as /
heir gowns. After the reception in the !
home Of the brides parents in B street /
the bride and bridegroom left /
Tor a trip North. The brides going /
away gown was of French green serge /
With lace straw hat and gloves 10 match.
Their future home viii be in North /
Mass.