The Washington herald., 1910-10-20

OF tn, late Judge McComas, OF Maryland
and Washington. has been the guest OF
Mrs. Ethelbert Breckenridge. She re-
turned yesterday TO her hoAe In Detroit
after a series OF luncheons, dinners. and
theater parties by her hostess and her
many other old friends In Washington.
At o'clock yesterday afternoon, at
st. AIMS Episcopal Church, Annapolis,
Miss Eleanor Dashiell and Lieut.. Julian
Sommerville Hatcher, L. S, N, were
married by Rev. Joseph p. McComas.
The bride is a daughter of the late
Naval Constructor Robert b. Dashiell
and Mrs. Eleanor Ridout Dashiell. Of
Murray Hill Annapolis, Md. The bride
groom is the son OF Mr.. L. L. Hatcher.
Of Winchester, Va, a member Of the
faculty OF Fort Loudoun Seminary, at
Winchester. The altar was banked with
white chrysanthemums, and palms. ferns.
and white chrysanthemums adorned the
chancel.
The bride entered the church with her
uncle Prof Paul J. Dashiell, L. s. N,
and the best man was Passed Midship-
man A. S. Dysart, 90 Naval Academy,
now attached TO the L S. S. Tennessee.
The ushers were Passed Midshipmen 3.
Y. McCandliss and l.. r. Lindsay. OF the
u. S. S. Delaware; Passed Midshipmen
c. c. Davis and T. +. Van Meter, OF the
Il. s. S. Connecticut, and Passed Mid
shipmen f. A. Mcintyre and h. V. Meade.
class 10. Of the L. s S. Rhode Island.
The brides only attendant was her
sister. Miss Nancy Weems Dashiell.
A reception followed at the home OF
the brides mother, Franklin street. Muir
ray Hill, for relatives and the bridal
party
The bride is debutante OF two sea
sons ago. and is popular in the younger
set Of Annapolis and the Naval Academy
Miss Jessie Krogstad, daughter Of Or,
and Mrs Henry Krogstad. is the guest
OF Miss Katherine Brown, at the country
home or her aunt. Mrs. Arthur Lee. in
West Virginia.
The marriage IS announced OF Miss
Emma Kellar and Mr.. Harry w. Wilcox.
The ceremony was performed Monday
afternoon at o'clock at the parsonage
OF the Metropolitan NJ. r. Church by
Rev. John Reid Shannon. Only a small
company Of relatives and friends were
present
Miss Florence Thomson, daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs. John Thomson, jr.. and
Mr.. George ". Alling were married
last evening at O'Clock at the home Of
The brides parents. l40 Monroe street
Rev. Samuel II. Greene. pastor OF the
Calvary Baptist Church, officiated Miss
Thomson was given IN marriage by her
father. and had as her only attendant
Miss Blanche Meyer, OF Bethlehem, Pa
Nj. Herbert H. Han, OF Alexandria, Va,
acted as best man for Mr.. Allng. A
reception followed the ceremony. and
later In the eveningathe young people left
Washington for a wedding trip in the
North. Upon their return they Will be al
home at 760i Georgia avenue.
Mrs. Nellie Grant SaTtoris. who has
been at I4enox. Will come 10 Washington
In a day OF two
Mr. and Mrs. William J. Boardman
and Mrs. John Hay. who are now at
Lenox, will leave there on Monday for
Washington. Miss Mabel Roardman viii
go 10 Dalton. Mass, 10 be the guest OF
her sister. Mrs Winthrop Murray Crane
wife Of Senator Crane, for the remainder
Of the month.
The wedding Of Miss Mary II Hoskin-
son, daughter Of Mr. and Mrs George =
Hoskinson. OF Derwood, Md, and Mr.
John ". Sherwood took place last even
ing az s o'clock Al the DumbartOn Ave
nue Methodist ChuRh. Rev. G. J.. Pate
pastor. performed The ceremony. The
bride was escorted and given IN marriage
by her father, and Miss Anna Lee Poole.
OF Joplin, Mo, was her only attendant
Mr.. Hillary Hoskinson acted as best man,
and the ushers We're Paul Hoskinson. a
brother Of the bride Edmund Freeman,
bridegroom. Craigin ". Donaldson Harry
Donaldson. and William Donaldson.
There was no reception, owing 20 the Sc
rlous illness of a member OF the family
Later IN the evening Mr.. and Mrs Sher-
wood left for "a brief wedding trip 70
New York Upon their return they will
be at home, after November l. at 1923
Thiry-third street.
Miss Ethel Ada Davis, daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs. William II. Davis. and Mr..
Wallace Adelbert Whitaker were mar
ried az noon yesterday at the home OF
the brides parents, 1917 Biltmore street.
by Rev Frank J. Goodwin. pastor Of
Mount Pleasant Congregational Church.
Only the immediate families and a few
very close friends were present at the
ceremony.
The house WAS tastefully decorated with
quantities q ferns, palms. autumn leaves.
and clusters OF yellow chrysaBthemums
and white cosmos blossoms Miss Bessie
Davis was her sisters maid OF honor
and Mrs Helen ". Crouch played the
wedding music The bride, who was es-
corted and given IN marriage by her
father. wore a travelling suit Of navy
blue cloth, with a large. graceful hat OF
black silk beaver. with wide rolling
brim. faced with white satiny and with
black willow plumes. The bridal bou-
quet was a shower Of Bride roses and
lilies Of the valley The maid of honor
wore white mOusseline and lace over
pink, and carried pink roses. recep- /
ton and wedding breakfast followed the
ceremony, and later In the day the young
people left Washington for a bridal trip
I'm the North They will be at home,
after November 10. at 44ol Sixteenth
street.
Miss Ethel Broadhead oldest daughter
of former Representative and Mrs J.
Davis BrOadhead. and gTandniece Of JET /
ferson Davis. and Mr. Maxwell Kerr Gil /
mour. OF this city. were married at high
noon yesterday in the library Of the
Broadhead home in South Bethlehem, !