The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-11-20
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

sehoepf, of Washington daughter OF Mrs.
and the late Gen. Albin F. Schoepf, and
granddaughter OF the late Rev. William
Kesiey, and Mr.. William A. Carr. OF
Hyattsville, son Of Mrs. and the late
Judge Arthur Carr, win take place next
Wednesday afternoon, at 4 o'clock, at the
Church Of the Covenant. in Washington.
Rev. Charles Wood, rector. will officiate.
Owing TO the recent death OF the bride
groom's father, the wedding will be a
quiet one. and will be attended by only
the immediate families and few old
friends, The bride VIII be given away by
her brother, William Kesley Sch0epf. Of
Cincinnati. She will have no attendants.
The bridegroom will be attended by Mr.
William /. Browning, OF Grafton, w. Va.
The ushers will be Or. Henry Cook
Macatee. OF Washington; Mortimer and
@. Hodges Carr. brothers OF the bride
groom. OF Hyattsville, and Mr.. Theodore
II. Schoepf. prominent electrical engi-
neer Of Pittsburg, Pa, brother OF the
bride. Following the ceremony. the bridal
couple will leave for New York for a brief
stay, and upon their return will reside
with the brides mother az i4lI Twenty
first street. Washington.
The marriage is announced Of Miss
Caroline S. Geff, daughter OF Mr.. Charles
Car. to Mr. John S. Thiemeyer. The
ceremony was performed last Wednesday
evening at o'clock In the home Of the
brides father. Rev Henock Schroeder,
pastor OF Trinity Lutheran Church, OFF,
ciating. only the members OF the fam
lilies and intimate friends were present
The house was beautifully decorated with
palms, ferns and clusters OF pink and
white chrysanthemums Prof. Scott, OF
Baltimore, played the wedding music. The
bride. who was given IN marriage by her
father, wore a gown OF white satin yelled
in marquisette. She carried shower OF
Bride roses and ferns. and wore wreath
OF rosebuds in her hair. Miss Marie Can
was her sisters maid OF honor, and wore
blue messaline silk draped I'm marqulsette,
and carried an armful of Bridesmaid
roses. Miss Louise HoybeTger. a niece OF
the bride and flower girl, wore white
null with touches Of pink satin ribbon,
and carried a basket OF white chrysanthe-
NUNS, tied with pink tulle Miss Pauline
Can, Miss Helen Wolfsteiner. Charles
Gaff. and Maxcy Wolfsteiner nieces and
nephews OF the bride, were the ribbon
bearers. They wore white and held bands
OF white satin ribbon, making an aisle
through which the bridal party passed
10 the altar. Mr.. William Eburhardt was
best man for 4ar. Thiemeyer Following
the ceremony an informal reception was
held for the bridal party and a few in
innate friends, and later in the evening
the young people left Washington for
a honeymoon trip. The brides going
away gown Was a tailored suit Of dark
blue chiffon broadclOth with a velvet hat
OF the same shade. Upon their return
they will be at home at lS25 Ontario
place after December !.
The marriage OF Miss Mary A Atwel,
and Mr.. Rufus W. Morrison is an
ncunced. Rev. Samuel H. Wells, pastor
o. Mount Vernon Methodist Episcopal
Church, performed the ceremony Wednes- |
day morning at 10 o'clock in the home
of the brides aunt. Mrs George. 15G
Eighth street northwest. A small gath |
ering OF relatives and friends were pres |
ent. The bride and bridegroom left i'm !
mediately after the ceremony for a we'd
ding trip 70 South Carolina. They will |
reside in Washington, where they will |
be at home after December ].
Miss Mary Catherine Horgan, daughter +
OF Mrs. NJ. E. Horgan, of Fairfax Coun- !
ty. Va. was married last Monday TO /
Mr.. William Rankin by Rev. Father Van |
Inglegem at ST. MaFy's Catholic Church, /
Fairfax Station. Owing to the recent /
death of the brides father, Mr.. Edmund /
Horgan, the marriage was a quiet one. /
only the immediate members Of the fam /
lily being present. Mr., and Mrs. Rankin /
viii reside in Richmond.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick K. Dannenberg. |
Of Reisterstown, announce the engage /
ment Of their daughter. Miss Ethel Louise, /
to Second Lieut. Edmund Harris Morse, |
L. S. NJ C. The wedding will be an /
event of the early part Of December.
Lieut.. Morse is the son Of Prof. Harmon |
~ Morse, director of the chemical labo-
ratory OF the Johns Hopkins University,
and is a graduate of the university, class
of 1906 lie Is al present stationed at
Port Royal. S. c.
The wedding of Miss Mary Arden Ran
dali and Mr.. John NJ. Gates, a former
coach OF the Naval Academy football
team, took place at Annapolis last We'd
nesday. Miss Randall is a daughter OF
Mr.. John Writ Randall, former president
If the senate Of Maryland, and the BRIDE
groom is an attorney of the Department
Of Justice in Washington. He was a
member of the Yale football team.
Dr. and Mrs. IRA c. Brown. of Fort
Lawton, Seattle, Wash. announce the en-
sagement of their daughter, Miss Florence
Main. to Lieut.. Donald Davie Hay, 1
Is set for January ;, 1911.
Lieut. Col James c. Sanford Corps OF i
Engineers, L. S. A., and Mrs. Sanford Il
announce the engagement of their daugh- II
er. Miss Faith l. NJ. Sanford, TO Lieut. Il
Edwin Hall MARKS. Corps OF Engineers, II
Z. S. A. Lieut.. Col Sanford is on duty Il
II Newport, r. |.
Medical Director and Mrs. Simons an |
lounce the engagement OF their daugh- Il
eT, Sarah Spalding Simons, and Passed Il
Assistant Paymaster Robert Kirby Van Il
Mater. L. S. n.
An engagement OF much interest 10 Il
society in the naval circles is that of H
Mss Alice Old, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Il
William w. Old. 10 Mr.. William Morton 1
Dey, of Chapel Hill, n. c. Miss Old is a
lister Of Passed Assistant Surg. Edward