The Washington herald., 1909-04-22


Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Lee, Mrs. James I.
McCallum. Miss Mckee. Miss Armstrong
Capt Archibald Butt. Mai Horton, Nj.
Yoacham. OF the Chilean Legation. and
Dir. Arthur Peter.
Mrs Audenreid was hostess at lunch
con yesterday in honor Of Mrs. Mckee.
Gen. and Mrs. ". F. Draper entertained
at a small dinner last evening for young
people
The Secretary Of the Navy and Mrs
Meyer entertained a small company at
dinner last night
Baltimore was quite prominent In yes
terday's weddings in Washington. The
largest was that OF Miss Helen Durant
Church. daughter OF Mr Melville Church.
who was married at noon to Mr.. Alex
ander Hearley, third. Of Baltimore The
ceremony was performed in the home Of
tne brides parents. by Rev. DR.. Russell.
pastor OF ST Patrick's Church.
The bride wore a gown OF white duch-
esse satin, with long train. and trim
med with real lace and pearls. Her veil
of tulle was held in place By orange
blossoms, and she carried lilies OF the
valley and white gardenias. She was at
tended by her sister. Miss Mallory
Church. who made her debut last season,
and who acted as her maid OF honor.
Her gown was OF light blue chiffon. made
over satin Of the same shade. She wore
a hat Of white and green. and carried
white sweet peas. Miss Maxwell Church.
another sister. was bridesmaid. and was
goWned in white silk muslin with green
ribbon accessories with hat and bouquet
in keeping with that Of the maid %
honor The best man was Nj Harry y.
Baltzer. OF Baltimore.
Mrs. Church, mother Of the bride, was
goWned in pale gray satin. with lace
trimmings of the same shade.
Only the immediate families were pres
ent during the ceremony. but q large and
brilliant reception followed at I2:s8. at
which the presents were shown TO the
guests They we're many and beautiful
4 color scheme Of green and white dec
Orati0ns for the house was carried out. in
spring blossoms. Easter Ilises, and spirea
blooms.
Later in the afternoon Mr.. and Mrs
Yearley left for their wedding trip. after
which they VIII live in Baltimore
Among the guests from Baltimore were
Mr.. and Mrs Hiss and Miss Yearley,
brother-in-law and two sisters OF the
Mr. and Mrs. T B. c. Year
ley. Dr. and Mrs. Adams. Nh Dennis.
MF. Cassily, Mr. Marshall and Mr. Col
son, all OF Baltimore. This wedding is
the elimination Of q rather prolonged ro-
nance The bride and bridegroom have
grown up together in the summers az
Ocean City, Nd. where the parents OF
both were pioneer eottageTs. The en-
gagement was announced a year ago
A sequel 10 this interesting wedding
was that Of the brides brother. Mr.. |
Durant Church. and Miss Gladys Wright. /
Of Justice and Mrs Daniel Thew !
Wright. Of this city. which took place at
O'Clock in s. Thomas Episcopal /
Church. Rev c. Ernest Smith. rector. /
assisted by Rev. Dr. Cox. a former as
'.stant rector Of St. Thomas now living |
n Philadelphia performed the ceremony /
q the presence Of an interesting COM
ANY, composed OF the previous bride and I
in their travelling costumes, |
md their bridal party. in their bridal /
inery. and the guests from the wedding 4
Il Mr. and Mrs Yearley Il vas an /
lounced 10 the guests al the reception |
hat the other wedding would take place |
T. 3 O'Clock. and they would be quite /
Welcome Some gOOdly company greeted |
IT. Church and his youthful bride when 1
hey entered the church. The bride wore 1
Ter going-away gown. OF gray cloth. with /
4 large black hat, and carried a shower /
4 white roses. Mr.. Church's brother. 4
IT. Melville Church. r., acted as best /
nan. but the bride was unattended Mr. 1
md Mrs. Yearley and Mr. and Mrs 1
,hurch left on afternoon trains for their j
Wedding journeys-Mr. and Mrs. Churchs 1
G end in their future home, Orange. y. |
:. and BiT and Mrs Yearley's TO end in |
heir home IN Baltimore. The latter
ouple viii be at home for the summer
eason az the Mount Royal apartment
ouse. Mr.. Church is a former we'll !
nOwn football player in the High School l
nd the George Washington University
cams. Mrs. Church was a debutante of
Ut few months ago.
Miss Annie Gertrude Berry. daughter
f Mr.. and Mrs. r. Bernard Berry. c(
his city, was married last evening to Mr..
Douglas Gordon Hanson. OF Baltimore.
on Of SIr- and Mrs. Benjamin Hansen.
{ that city. The ceremony was per
ormed at s o'clock in the home of The
rides parents, 1919 K street. by Rev.
barker Turner, Of Leonardtown, Nd. an
ncle Of the bride. = small company of
elstives Of the bride and bridegroom
Fere present. owing to a recent be-
eavemeHt in the brides family. She
7as attended by her sister. Miss Louise
berry. maid Of honor, and two other
listers. Misses Mabel and Josephine.
Mr.. Alfred Hanson. Of Bal
imore, was his brothers best man.
The brides gown was white messaIine
mpire fashion and she wore a veil OF
1lle held with orange blossoms. Her
My ornament was a crescent of pearls.
he gift Of the bridegroom, and she car
led shower OF Bride roses. The maid
{ honor wore white messaline in direc-
Dire fashion, and carried white roses.
nd the bridesmaids wore white organ
ie and carried Bridesmaid roses. The
ouse was decorated with palms and Eas-
er lilies.
The bride and bridegroom left on
ight train for New York. whence they
Ill 90 by sea to Boston The bride
lOre a going away gown Of dark biae
ajah. They viii be at home later on IN
altimore al 2z05 North Calvert street
II. HansOn's parents and several other
siatives came over for the ceremony.
Mrs. Emma J. Coale has announced the
lsrriage Of her daughter. Christine, TO
Ir. Charles Il. Rogers. The ceremony