The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-06-17

took entertained a theater party at the
Belasco Theater last evening TO see
Preston Gibson's new play, Success"
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Andrews. who
are spending a few days in Washington.
VIII leave shortly for Newport, where
they viii open their summer home.
A former ambassador from Mexico TO
the United States, Senior Don Joaquin
de Cassasus, Is spending several days
in Washington.
Mrs. Bower. wife of the Solicitor Gen
eral. has gone to Gloucester, Mass. TO
spend the summer.
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Carr-Mace.
Mrs. Elizabeth K. Carr has issued
cards announcing the marriage Of her
daughter. Miss Bette Franklin Carr.
to Clarence Nj. Mace. The ceremony
took place in St. Johns Church,
Georgetown, at o clock last evening,
the pastor, the Rev. F. B. Howden,
officiating.
home of the brides mother. Mr. and
Mrs. Mace loft for short bridal trip.
After June 2 they will be at home at
1904 NJ street northwest.
The marriage of Miss Anna Loeffler
ing at 715 o'clock in Christ Episcopal
Johns, officiating.
Scribner-WoIfe.
A pretty wedding took place last
evening at s O'Clock in the Rhode Island
Avenue Methodist Protestant Church
when Miss Faith Mona Scribner.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. A E. Pyles,
became the wife OF Roy Harmon Wolfe.
The pastor, the Rev. J. NJ. Gin, per-
formed the ceremony in the presence of
large company of relatives and
friends
An appropriate musical program BY
Miss G. NJ. Palmer, the organist. and
E. c. Heintz. OF New Orleans and
Washington. who sang beautiful tenor
solo, preceded the ceremony.
Miss Scribner wore a beautiful bridal
| gown of white duchess satin with yoke
and sleeves Of lace embroidered in
pearls and a long tuIie veil arranged
with a wreath Of orange blossoms.
| The bridal bouquet was a shower Of
Bride roses and lilies of the valley.
Miss Bessie Hackett, the maid of
| honor, wore a becoming gown of pale
blue silk trimmed with quantities of
| lace and carried a cluster Of Bridesmaid
| roses.
six little girls from the brides Sunday
! school class, in dainty white frocks and
! carrying baskets Of pink rosebuds,
acted as bridesmaids. They were Miss
Miss Laura Dorsey, Miss Ruth Reppert,
Miss Elsie Morgan and Miss Lorraine
Watt. Little Miss Lorraine Leese. also
in white and carrying pink rosehuds.
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Edmund S. Wolfe, brother of tie
: bridegroom, acted as best man and The
ushers were James @. Craig. w Carey
Scribner, Fred W. Bell and Ralph N.
Wolfe
Following the ceremony receptinq
was held in the home of the bride 5
parents, 100 street northwest.
Mrs. A. +. Pyles, mother of the b-ide,
wore a handsome gown of pearl gray
satin and lace and Mrs r s. Wolfe
mother of the bridegroom, was hand
somely gowned in black embroidered
chiffon trimmed in satin and Jet
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Later in the evening Mr.. and Mrs
Wolfe left Washington for an extended
Northern bridal tour. They will visit
Toronto. Boston. Niagara Falls, New
/ York and Atlantic City. Mrs Wolfe
Travelled in a TnOdish tailored suit OF DiGe
cloth with hat Of the same shade.
After July IL they viii be at home at
~ T street northwest
Curtis--W oodJome.
/ The marriage of Miss Minnie Burnett
/ Curtis, laughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
/ b. Curtis, 10 Frederick Onville Wood
some, Of North Brookfield, Mass, took
place last evening in the First Congre-
/ gatiaaal Church. The Rev. 5. r. Greene.
pastor Of Calvary Baptist Church, as
/ sisted ny the Rev. ;. II woodrow pas
/ tor o. the church, performed the cere-
mOny in the presence of a large gather
/ ing of relatives and friends.
An appropriate musical program, in
| GLIDING Mendelssohn's Spring Song
/ Hearts and Flowers" %. Thou Sub
/ lime Evening star" Annie Laurie
and 20, Promise Me" BY the organist
Prof. Harry 'Kimball, preceded the cere
mony. The bridal party entered tho
church to the strains of the 'Lohengrin'
Z wedding music.
/ The bride wore a handsome gown OF
white liberty satin, embroidered in
! pearls, with a long tulle veil arranged
/ with orange blossoms, and carried
shower of Bride roses and lilies of the
/ valley. Her only ornament was a dia-
/ nond and pearl brooch, the gift OF the
/ bridegroom.
| Mrs ]. Osbourne Woodsone, sister
in-law of the bridegroom. as matron
of honor, wore a Semi-empire gown Of
/ yellow messaline satin, trimmed with
/ chiffon and lace and carried a huge
I bouquet OF white roses tied with yellow
gauZe ribbon.
i
/ honor, also wore gown of yellow mes
/ saline, with q wreath of yellow roses
/ in her hair, and carried white roses
/ tied with yellow gauze-
Miss Mae l.. Rea. Miss Alice Gertrude
/ Trow. Miss OJIida Wheelock. Miss Urso
/ Camilla Horks, Miss Allys Hawks and
/ Miss Kina Costello, were the brides
maids. They all wore gowns of silk
/ batiste, made on modified empire lines
/ with yoke and sleeves of net, and car
/ ried white roses, tied with gauze ribbons
/ TO match their gowns.
/ The rainbow effect of the bridesmaids
/ gowns was exceptionally pretty, two Of
I them wearing pale blue. two pale green,
and two pale pink.
| Albert NJ. Bruce, of Boston, was Mr.
| WOOdsOTne's best man. and the ushers
were Verne d. Lacey. Rex L. Holmes.
/ John W. Wolcott. IT., F. R Under
wood. ]. NJ. Credible, and Clarence F.
/ Newton.
/ Frank B. Curtis. father of the bride.
! escorted his daughter TO the altar and
/ gave her in marriage
An Informal reception followed i'm
mediate,y after the ceremony in the
/ parlGTs of the church. and later a small
/ reception for the bridal party relatives.
/ and a few intimate friends was held In
/ the home of the brides parents on Capt.
/ of IFiIT