The Washington times., 1909-06-30

ISnbeS, pastor or the West washington
| Methodist Episcopal Church South, per-
forming the ceremony.
The marriage took place In the home
of the bride. which had been decorated
! with American Beauty roses, carna-
| tons ferns. palms, and daisies. The
| bridal altar was constructed of a bower
of roses and carnations, intertwined
| with maiden hair fern, tied with
| brides white ribbons, the bower over
hanging the couple being in roses.
| The bride was attired in a gown Of
| white messaline. with a bridal veil Of
tulle caught with a cluster Of orange
blossoms. She carried shower bou-
quet OF Bride roses and plies of the val
ley.
Miss Marie Reynolds. who acted as
bridesmaid. wore a handsome gown q
light blue silk. and carried a shower
bouquet of sweet peas. The best man
was Raymond Moore. of Friendship
| Heights.
At the conclusion of the ceremony
buffet supper was served in the dining
room. which had been decorated for the
occasion in yellow daisies and ferns.
| DR.. AMI Mrs Jones left later for
| wedding trip to Atlantic City.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cook, Of ST.
KatheTine's, Beileviews D. C, announce
the. engagement of their daughter,
| Katherine Elizabeth, to Charles William
Lambert, of Neg Brunswick. y. j. The
| wedding will take place in the early
| fall.
IBush-Huntsberry.
The marriage Of Miss Bessie Bush and
Harry z. Huntsberry win take place
this evening at $50 o'clock in the
Temple Baptist Church, the pastor, the
Rev. J. J. Muir. officiating.
/ The bride, who will De given IN mar
TiEge by her brother, Clyde F. Bush,
| will be attended by Miss Mabel R. Co
tian as maid of honor.
4 Charles A Ford will be best man for
: d. HuntsDerry and the ushers viii be
, Alfred P. Johnson. Leanard p. SteuaTt,
Guy T. Steuart, and NJ. Ray Shafer.
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Miss Eshe NJ. Collamore. daughter of
Mrs. Frances L. Coliamore, formerly
| of Cincinnati, will be married to Frank
NJ McChesney this evening at $50
O'Clock in the lexington Presbyterian
/ church, the pastor, the Rev. ". T.
Thompson, officiating
The bride, who will be given in mar
rage by her brother Edward Wiaslow
| Collamore. will be attended by Miss
/ Carrie Rice as maid of honor and Miss
Esther Foster, Miss Ruth Foster, Miss
Mary Linn. and Miss Jessie Koon as
| bridesmaids.
| J. Wallace Nichol will be the best
mar Cor Mr. McChesney. and the ushers
will be William Jordan, Victor Rogers
Roy Carly, and Ernest Steele.
! AT the ceremony a reception will be
given by tie brides mother in the home
| of the brfdegroom's parents, Mr.. and
| ldrs. Oscar McChesney 2032 First street
northwest, owing to the fact that Mrs.
| Colamore is leaving Washington in a
dag or two for the summer and has
closed her residence.
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Kubel-Dougherty
One Of the prettiest weddings of the
season was that OF Miss Clara Anna
KubeI to Edward Francis E,ougherty,
which took place last evening at
/ o'clock in St Joseph's Catholic Church.
The ceremony, which was attended by
large gathering of relatives and
friends, was performed~by the pastor of
I the church, the Rev. IgnGtius FeaIy
Quantities OF palms, ferns, and clus-
tiers OF white roses and pink carnations
! adorned the chf1ceI The wedding
music was played by Harry Wheaton
/ The bride, who was escorted TO the
altar and given in marriage by her
/ brother Stephen ]. Kubel. wore a hand
some princess gown of duchess satin
made seml-empire, with q long, full
train, and with the bodice and sleeves
deliberately trimmed with duchess lace
was arranged with a spray of real
/ orange blossoms sent from California
and the bridal bouquet was a shower
4 OF iiHes of the valley and maidenhair
I ferns
Mrs. Augustus c. Taylor. who was
her sisters matron of honor wore a
! bFNblilltiE empire gown OF rose Dink SIX
marqulsette over taffeta. She wore a
ieghOrn Ta- trimmed with white plumes
and carried d cluster of Bridesmaid
roses tied with pink tuile.
The little flower girls, Margaret Ku-
/ bel, 8 niece of the bride. and Catharine
/ Elliot, wore dainty frocks of white
] swiss aud lace with blue sashes and
4 hair ribbons, and carried baskets of
/ daisies and ferns.
EdwaEA Quigiey, of Albany n. Y,
was the pcst man for Mr.. Dougherty,
and the ushers were Herbert G. KubeI,
/ a nephew of the bride; William Simm,
/ Edward II. Paudert George Dant. Will
/ lam Barron Kerkam, and Lewis NJ
/ Thayer.
/ The ceremony at the church was fol-
/ lowed BY a reception for the relatives
I and a few friends in the home of the
/ brides brOther-in-law and sister. Mr..
I and Mrs. Augustus G. Taylor
Later in the evening Mr. and Mrs |
/ Dougherty left Washington for North
/ ern wedding trip, Mrs. Dougherty wear
/ ing a travelling suit of Cunard blue ra-
/ jah and blue hat trimmed with white
After July 20 they will be at home at
/ 2004 Fifteenth street northwest
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Return to Washington.
The French Ambassador and Nrle.
Jusserand returned TO Washington yes
terday from an extended tour of the
/ West
Miss Flora Wilson, daughter of the
Secretary OF Agriculture, left Washing