The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-07-01

z. MacNulty. sister Of the bridegroom;
! Miss FlOrilia Richmond. Miss Jessa-
| mine SWartwOut, aud Miss Nell b. Mort
| arty. They wore Gowns of pale yellow
/ messaline satin, With yoke and sleeves
| of net, and carried huge bouquets OF
| yellow daisies
DR. William Watson served as best
man for MacNulty, and the ushers were
David /. Thompson, William &. Sims,
Edmond 5. Petersen. and William r.
Reynolds.
Among the out-of-town guests at the
wedding were Mrs. James F'urse, of
Savannah. Ga, sister OF the bride, Mrs.
James G. Thomson, of Barlow, Fla,
| and Miss Katherine Thomson. of Co
Immediately after the ceremony al
the church, Mr.. and Mrs MacNulty left
| coast Of Maine. After August they
viii be at home at 1858 Tiden street
northwest
Mrs. MacNulty Travelled IN suit of
brown English serge, with tan hat
Moffett-Rector.
Miss Resale Rector. daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. w. A Rector, was marlj d to
Henry AIofett yesterday afternoon at
o'clock in the home of the 1Iide's
| parents, u r street northeast. The cere-
/ AAloAtsF HAAANA Vas uAANA4NIN ~ AllE A-AlAAA-
bers of the families and a Jew friends.
was performed by the Rev :. Howard
Wells. pastor OF the Mt. Vernon Place
| Methodist Episcopal Church.
Quantities of palms. ferns, and clus-
| tiers OF roses and carnations formed the
decorations IN the parlors and recep-
| The bride. who was given in marriage
by her lFother-in-law, +. O. Lake, wore
a gown of champagne-coloTed silk.
trimmed with touches hes OF pale blue satin
/ and cream lace. The bridal bouquet
/ was a shower Of Bride roses. Anderson
Moffett was best man for his brother.
+ Mr.. and Mrs. Moffett left Washington
wedding trip. Mrs Moffett wearing for
travelling a cream serge suit and
black hat trimmed with white plumes.
Upon their return TO Washington. they
win be at home at y r street. after
July 10.
Mrs. II. r. Lemly, wife OF Captain
Lernly, L s A. accompanied BY her
little daughter. viii leave Washington
tomorrow for the Green Spring Valley,
where they will join a house parry for
a fortnight before going North TOR the
rest of the summer
Mrs. J. o. Harrison and son are spend
Ing tia summer at Berkeley Springs.
| w. Va
Mrs. James NJ Goodwin and her
daughter. Miss B. s. Goodwin, will ar
abseI ce Of two years in Europe, where
Miss Goodwin has been studying vocal
culture under Bouhy in Paris, and Al
berto Randegger in London.
After q short stay in Philadelphia
I they VIII come to Washington. where
they viii be the guests for a week or
/ two OF Col and Mrs. Wi!''am A. Cor
don, 1923 9 street northwest, before go
! ing 10 Chicago, where they expect 10
maze their home in the future.
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ThurstOn-CIaybeTgeT
The marriage OF Miss Nina Agnes
CIaybeTser, daughter of Mr., and Mrs.
Benjamin F. Clayberger. of Lumberton
\. J, 10 Prof. Ernest Lawton Thurs
ton, principal in the Washington schools,
took place last evening at 7:30 O'clock,
at Pointed FRS. the home Of the brides
parents. The ceremony, which was at
tended by a large party Of relatives and
friends. was performed by the Rev. DR..
A. f. Piper, of Wilkesbarre, Pa.
The bride wore d gown o. white satin
made princess style and trimmed with
baby Irish lace and pearl embroidery.
Her long tulle veil was arranged with
a coronet of orange blossoms, and she
carried a shower bouquet Of orchids
and lilies of the valley
Miss Katherine NJ. ClaybeTger. who
was maid Of honor for her sister, wore
an empire gown Of pale pink messaline
satin, and carried a shower bouquet OF
pink sweet peas.
Raymond Pierce ClaybeJrer Of New
York, brother OF the bride. was best
man for Prof. Thurston.
reception and supper followed the
| ceremony, and stringed orches -ra played
during the evening.
Prof and Mrs. Thurston left later ia
RETc-N0Rn
trip through the New England States.
! They Will reside in Washington after
| September l.
Miss NJ Marc Sven, daughter Of the
Rev. HeZ Sven and Mrs SVEN was
married to DR.. Thomas Everett Crif-
| filth yesterday morning at 1910 o'clock
in her parents home, the parsonage of
the Second Baptist Church The cere-
mony was performed by the bride s
father and was attended by the imme-
date relatives o. the couple
The bride wore a gown Of ashes-of-
roses silk. made empire style, anG trim
med with touches of Irish lace. She
carried a bouquet of Bride ross and
| ferns
Miss Gladys Henderson. who as the
brides only attendant wore a cream
eolored silk gown, made princess style
and carried an armful of white Carna-
,