The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-11-21

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OF January, and not be in Washington
this winter.
The marriage is announced OF Miss
May o'Brien. of this city, to Mr.. Jack
Wells. OF Altoona, Pa The ceremony
was performed IN the presence OF only
the families OF the bride and bridegroom
on Saturday, November 49, After their
wedding trip Mr. Wells and his bride
viii be at home ar Altoona.
The marriage Of Miss Mary Hart Male.
only daughter of Mr.. and Mrs G. 3. W.
Male, 10 Mr.. Frederick Powers. Hudgins
took place at the home OF the bride
Thursday evening at $50 Rev. Harry b.
Lee. of Charlottesville, performed the
ceremony. The bride was given In mar
riage by her oldest brother. Mr. ". c.
Male. OF Wilmington. Del. She was
dressed in an exquisite white satin gown
trimmed with real lace and pearls, Her
veil was caught with orange blossoms.
and she carried a shower bouquet Of
iliies Of the valley Her only ornament
was Of pearls. the gift OF the groom. She
was attended by the backgrounds sister
Miss Dorothy Hudgins. as maid OF honor.
who wore pink messaline and carried
PINK roses. The bridegroom was attend
ed as best man by DR.. Wilmer Sprinkle.
OF Staunton. Va. After the ceremony a
wedding supper was served. ONLY The
immediate relatives Of both families were
present The bride was the recipient of
many beautiful gifts, attesting the popl,-
larity OF both herself and the bridegroom
Mr. and Mrs. Hudgins left at $50 for
southern trip. Among the guests at the
wedding were DIR. and Mrs Lewis HolIa-|
GAY, OF Orange, Va; Misses Holladay.
Rapidan, Va; Mr.. and Mrs Henry f
Holiday, Jr.. Rapidan, Va; Mrs. Helen
Storer, Fredericksburg. Va: DR. Moore.
Washington. d. c; Dr. and Mrs. Lee
Talaferro. Orange, Va: Miss Della
Walker, Lynchburg, Va: Mr. and Mrs
w c Nalle. Wilmington. Del: Mrs.
Williams. Waverly. Va: Mr.. Thomson
Cole. Philadelphia; Mr. p. Porter Male
West Virginia; Mrs d. G. SomervIIe
Mitchells. Va; Miss Cassie Seate Rae
coon Ford, Va; Miss Nance Brooke
Scott. Raceoon Ford. Va. Col. William
Male and Miss Mary Male. Culpeper:
DIR. George Sprinkle. Culpeper, Va: DR.
Wilmer Sprinkle. Staunton Mrs. Wise
Jennings, CulpePer. Va; Mr.. J. J. Rob
erts cu,lpeper. Va; Miss Roberts. Cul-
peper, Va, and Mr.. J. George Hiden.
Culpeper. Va.
Mrs. z. II Brooke and her debutante
daughter Miss Margaretta Brooke, who
spent last winter Mt the Highlands. are
now In Portland. Ores. guests of Mrs.
Brooke's sister. Mrs Hunt Lewis. Their
hostess introduced her niece 70 Portland
society at a tea last week They went
West 10 attend the marriage OF Miss
Brooke's uncle, Mr. Thomas Scott
Brooke. 20 Miss Christine Pomeroy. Miss
Brooke and her mother will make visit
with relatives in Omaha. where they will
be greatly entertained. and Will probably
spend the latter part of the season in
Washington. where Miss Brooke had IN
tended TO be among the buds OF the
season.
Mrs. Julian Ripley. OF New York. is the
guest of her brother-in-law and sister.
MIR and Mrs. Granville r. Fortescue al
their home In Church street
Mr.. William Hayes Ackland, who
spends his winters In Washington. has
here after a six months alb
sence abroad.
Miss Ida Hill Bowie and her sister.
Miss Katherine Bowie, OF Willard street.
entertained at a tea yesterday afternoon
In honor of their guest. Miss Nellie Ger
stell. OF Mineral County, w Va. Among
the guests were Miss Ethel Hickey, Miss
Boteler, Lieut. Pratt, DR.. Francis. Miss
Gross. Mr.. r. II. Scott, Mr.. Richard pue.
OF Baltimore, and Mr. Darlington. Miss
Gerstell will go TO Baltimore to-day for
a visit of ten days with Or. Gibson Por-
ter and family at Roland Park. She viii
then come back here for Christmas.
The board Of trustees OF the Young
Women's Christian Association Home. 81
c street northwest. will be most grateful
for any contributions made TO the home
this Thanksgiving The object of the in
stitution is 10 provide a home for young
working women. There Will be a COM
mittee Of ladies at the home on Wednes-
day TO receive donations.
Last Wednesday afternoon, at the home
OF Mir. and Mrs. Charles F. Sullivan. 922
South Carolina avenue. their daughter,
Miss Anna Vance Sullivan, and Mr..
Philip Craig Jones were married by Rev.
Paul r Hickok. of the Metropolitan
Church. only relatives and
a few friends being present. The house
was decorated with chrysanthemums.
ferns, and palms. The wedding music
was played by Miss Jesse 3. F. Grant.
The bride wore a dainty gown OF French
null and lace. and carried a shower
bouquet Of chrysanthemums. ferns, and
lilies Of the valley. Her only ornament
was a pearl pendant necklace, the gift of
the bridegroom. She was attended by her
sister, Miss Florence L. Sullivan, who
wore a gown OF pink wolfe and carried
pink chrysanthemums
Mr.. Marvin p. Towers. OF New York,
acted as best man. A small reception
the ceremony. after which the
bridal couple left for a Southern trip, the
bride wearing a blue tailored suit with
hat TO match. Mr. and Mrs. Jones viii
be at home to their friends after Janu-
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