The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-04-05
Miss Clara c. GrandEeld
Married to Harry F.
White Today.
Home Wedding for Daugh-
ter of First Assistant
Postmaster General.

Miss Clara c Srandheld, daughter OF
the First Assistant Postmaster General
and Mrs Grandeld. viii be married 20
Harry Fsber White, OF Cambridge
Springs, Pa, this afternoon at 8 O'Clock
at her parents home on S street
The ceremony, which viii be per
formed by the Rev. J. Russell Yer
brycke. pastor Of the Gurley Memorial
Presbyterian Church, viii be attended
only by a small party Of relatives and
friends
The bride, who viii be unattended,
and VIII be given in marriage by her
father, viii wear a gown OF sapphire
blue marquisette over satin, trimmed in
bands Of gold embroidery She VIII
carry an armfUI Of Killarney roses
There viii be no reception after the
ceremony. and Mr.. White and his bride
viii leave Immediately for a Northern
wedding trip The bride will travel IN
suit Of covert cloth, with a burnt straw
hat trimmed with tan.
After April - Mr.. White and his
bride win be a. home ar III Federal
street, Cambridge Springs, Pa
Owing 10 the illness OF the bride, the
invitations for the wedding reception Of
Miss Flora HELEN Eccard 10 Frederick
Israel have been recalled The wedding
viii take place this evening al : O'Clock
IN the home OF the brides mother, Mrs.
Louisa NJ. ECcard, 1913 Wisconsin ave
nue.. the Rev. ". L Lynn officiating. in
the presence Of only the members OF the
families
Mr.. and sirs. Duane f Fox have is
sued Invitations for the wedding Of their
daughter. Dorothy, 70 Charles Henry
Schafer, on Wednesday evening. April
l3, al S O'Clock. IN Inc Calvary Baptist
Church.
A reception for the bridal party will
follow the ceremony at the brides home
on TWeuty-trst street
Mrs. Seaton Schroeder, assisted by
Miss Cameron. is posing the naval
tableauN on the program 70 be given
for the benefit Of the House Of Mercy,
Thursday evening, AT Continental Hall.
Commodore Perry's Reception in
personnel Of the cast includes Lieut..
John c. Fremont. as Commodore Perry.
Lieut.. z T. COnstein, [. S. y: Lieut.
H ". Osterhaus. T. s n, and Capt
r. s Hooker, L. s. N c; Master
George Tiffany a Ereat-grandson OF
Commodore Perry. and a number OF
sailors and marines, through the cOUr-
tesy Of the Secretary Of the Navy.
Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Behrend. Of
the Wilmington, who have been spend
ins the past ten days in Atlantic CITY.
returned home yesterday.
Benwoit Baer and his nieces. Miss
Edna DreyfUss and Miss Rita Baer. left
sunday for a stay a. Atlantic City.
Mr. and Mrs Benjamin Frank. Of Bal
rimore. after spending a few days with
relatives. have returned 20 their home
Mr.. and Mrs Louis koenigsburE. Of
New York. who have spent several
weeks at Hot Springs, Va. viii arrive
today 70 be the guests OF Tire larre-'s
mother. Mrs Charles Kaufman ar
Eighteenth street. for q snort stay BE-
fore returning home
Mr.. and Mrs. A6OIphe Baer. OF -
street, were az home last evening ID
honor n the enEa cement OF their dauEL-
ter, Caroline, and Morris Wolf az
Tampa. Fla Mrs. Baer wore a black
messaline gown trimmed IN jet, while
Miss BaCr wore pale yellow chiffon suj
carried a bouquet OF yellow daisies and
ferns. In the dining room the decOra-
tons were IN pale yellow The youC-
ladies presiding at the table were Miss
sadie Silver, Miss Nellie Behrend, Miss
Alma Baer. Miss Naude Lichte1S-ei-.
MIS- Joseph Dreyfoos. and Mrs. Alexa1
der kaufman Of Alexandria, Va