The Washington herald., 1909-06-16

OF AlaDaUa Ino Drloe IS daughter
OF the late Mr.. J. J. Carroll, an Official OF
the Pension Office.
The wedding trip will not be taken until
after the adjournment Of the extra ses-
sion OF Congress. and Mr.. Stallings and
his bride are temporarily located at 1l3
Fourth street southeast.
The ushers we're Andrew Grant Chap
man. Henry Hendley Chapman, and Rob
ert Marshall Chapman. brothers Of the
bride; W. J. Conlyn. H. Holland Hawkins.
and Morvel P Chapman. cousin Of the
bride.
Nine. Nabuco. wife OF the Brazilian
Ambassador. who was Joined in New
York Saturday by the Ambassador. left
there Monday for Smiths Point, near
Manchester. Mass. where they have the
KimbaH cottage for the summer
Mrs. George T. Marye. OF Washington.
who has arrived al Hot Springs. Va. for
the summer. has a party with her. in
cluding Mrs. Bessie Stewart Hooker and
Miss Flora T. Doyle They are at the
Homestead.
Bishop Paret. Of Baltimore. formerly
rector OF the Church Of the Epiphany.
VIII go 10 Deer Park to-day for the re-
mainder Of the summer. He and Mrs.
Paret viii 90 abroad In the autumn. to
remain a year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Abner c. Shoemaker have
arrived in washington after spending the
winter in California and the early spring
in China and Japan.
Miss Minnie B. Curtis and 8Ir Freder-
I Ill n "a
Mass. viii be married tonight in the
First Congregational Church at O'Clock.
Mrs. Beekman Winthrop. wife Of the
Assistant Secretary OF the Navy. has as
her guest at Highwood. the suburban
home OF Gen. II. c. Corbin. her mother.
Mrs. John D. Wood, OF New York
Dr. and Mrs. Henry Barton Jacobs. OF
Baltimore; well known in Washington So
ciety. who have been abroad since the
early spring. and who recently spent
some time az Divonne France. Will SAL
for this side July Z. and viii go TO New
port. where they viii open Whiteholme.
their villa, and where they viii entertain
/ extensively.
Miss Clochette Magruder IS IN New
York. where she acted as maid OF honor
and only attendant ar the marriage OF
Miss Isabel Frances Mckee 10 Mr..
Reuben Maplesden. which took place
Monday afternoon in the home OF the
BRIDES mother. Mrs Frank Mckee. IN
New York.
Rev. Dr. 5. de Lancy Townsend. OF
All Angels Church. performed the cere-
mony. Mr.. s Wrigh; McCouum, OF
Z
was Of satin with embroidered lace, in
pearls. and Miss Magruders gown was
OF pearl pink chiffon trimmed with gold
lace. and she carried American Beauty
roses.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles G. Money have
issued cards for the marriage OF their
daughter. Miss Ethel Mae Money 10
DR.. T. Quinn Jones. OF the United states
Pension Bureau. 20 be solemnized al the
/ home OF the brides parents. Friend
ship Heights. the evening OF June . at
S o'clock
The wedding VIII be a preetly ap-
pointed home affair. Immediately follow
ing the wedding. DR.. and Mrs. Jones
VIII leave FOR Atlantic City and other
seashOre sumner resorts, where they will
spend months honeymoon.
Mrs Norman Williams. mother OF Mrs.
Wesley NJ. Merritt. viii sail to-day for
Europe. TO spend the summer.
General John ". Foster. formerly Sec
retary Of State. and Mrs. Foster have
closed their Eighteenth street home and
gone TO their summer home Cn Hender-
son Harbor.
Mrs. Mulligan. wife OF Capt. Richard
T. Mulligan. has gone 10 Northeast Har-
Dor. Maine, 70 spend the summer with
her mother. The captain viii JON her
later
Miss Helen E. B. PuIliam was married I
yesterday morning 10 Mr.. John A. Don
nelly. Of Philadelphia The ceremony
was performed at g O'Clock in ST Pat
ricks Church by Rev Thomas z. Nc |
Guigan, assistant pastor
The brides gown was OF white net over
white silk. and she wore a large white
hat. with white willow plumes. and car 4
ried shower OF Bride roses. The
ushers were Mr.. John Filgate and Mr.. I
James Filgate.
A wedding breakfast followed the cere-
mony for the relatives and few inti- /
mate friends. in the home OF the brides 1
mother. Mrs. Pearl E. Hood. After the 4
breakfast the bride and bridegroom /
started for a wedding trip. 70 last I
month. and viii then be at home with 4
the brides mother. Mrs. Donnelly's /
travelling suit was Of blue cloth. and she 1
wore hat 10 match
Miss Jeanette Medford was married 81 1
noon yesterday TO Rev. John Harding But /
Ter. OF Fort Recovery. Ohio. The cere- /
mony was performed in the home Of the 1
brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Ames F. I!
Medford. by Rev. John Reid Shannon. /
pastor OF the Metropolitan Church. The /
bride wore a gown Of white batiste and 4
Valenciennes lace. with veil and grange /
blossoms. and carried a shower OF white I
sweet peas. Twelve OF her friends. Mrs. /
William S. Newell. Mrs Noble P. Barnes, /
Mrs. William Hipkins, Miss Florence /
Bartlett, Mrs. Roger 7. Mitchell. Mrs 7
John Francis. Mrs Baker Weaver. Mrs. /
Alfred Fisher, Miss Bessie BOnney. Mrs. I
A. c. Gibbs, Mrs. William H White. and 4
the brides sister, Mrs. Roy 3. Shaver, /
wearing pink. white. and lavender gowns 1
and carrying pink roses. formed an aisle 4
through which the bridal party walked TO ]
an altar erected for the occasion. The 1
bridegroom had for his best man DR.. H 4
s. Medford. and little Homer Medford F.
Shaver, nephew OF the bride. was the ring
bearer The bride and bridegroom Ieft I
Immediately after the breakfast for a
short trip, and Will then take I'D their
residence in Fort Recovery, where the
bridegroom is pastor OF the Methodist /
Episcopal Church.