The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-10-12

tended by the relatives and intimate
friends, and which was followed by
reception. A string orchestra played the
wedding music and an appropriate pro-
gramme during the reception and we'd
ding breakfast The drawing-room was
tastefully decorated with palms and yell
low roses and chrysanthemums. while
the music room was decorated with pink
roses and the dining-room with white
blossoms. Miss Darlington was escorted
and given in marriage by her father.
The bridal party stood before an i'm
provised altar, gracefully festooned with
vines and studded with white flowers
The bridal gown was of white crepe de
chine. hand embroidered deliberately. and
made over satin. with a long train. The
tulle veil was held with a wreath Of Or
ange blossoms. and the bouquet was Of
Bride roses and lilies 81 the valley Miss
Ina Singleton. the maid OF honor, wore
very becoming draped gown or yellow
crepe de chine trimmed with chiffon. and
carried yellow chrysanthemums She wore
a bow of yellow chiffon in her hair The
bridesmaids. Miss Anna Darlington, sis
Miss Mary Wilson. all of Washington.
and Miss Mary Griggs. OF Cedartown.
Ca. also wore yellow crepe do chine and
chiffon. carr i1ng yellow chrysanthemums.
and with yellow bands In their hair DR.
a. l. Hunt was best man, and the ushers
We're DR.. Charles Stanley White. DIT
John T. BTiscOA and Hugh Obear, OF
Washington. and Or. Marion Penlchet. Of
Cuba Following the ceremony q we'd
ding breakfast was served and a recep-
ton held from 1880 10 ? O'Clock Among
the out-of-town guests were Mrs. Fannie
Simpson. of New Haven, Conn: mother
of the bridegroom: his sister, Mrs. Rams
dell. Of Manassas. Va, and Mrs. Will
fam Newton. Of Norfolk. cousin or the
bride. Or. and Mrs. Simpson left Wash
ingtOn early IN the afternoon for a we'd
ding trip IN the North. The brides going
away gown was a tailored suit OF dark
blue cloth, with hat 20 match. They Will
be AZ home at the Northumberland after
November l. The bride is a charming
and cultivated young woman, and has
acted as her fathers hostess since the
death OF her mother, only a few years
ago. She was graduated from the HoI-
Inns Institute. Virginia. and IS an accom-
plished musician. and Is organist at the
Fifth Baptist Church. She ACCOMPANIED
her father 10 Europe where they spent
the past summer. The bridegroom IS A
prominent young physician. and IS now
on the STAFF Of the George Washington
Episcopal Eye, Ear and Throat. and
Emergency hospitals. He was a gredu-
ate Of the George Washington University.
class o. q. and since then has spent a
great part OF HIS time in New York hos
pitfalls, returning to Washington about a
year ago. Mr. Darlington entertained
the bridal party at dinner last evening.
The marriage Of Miss Jessie Mason
daughter Of the late Mr. Granville Ma
son. to Mr.. Raymond Sugar Hart wifi
take place this morning at II o'clock in
Mount Vernon Place NJ. f Church
South. Rev. Howard Wells. pastor. will
offiCiate. The bride Will be attended by
her sister, Miss Sallie Mason, the we'll
known pianist. who will act as maid OF
honor. Mr.. Wayne Hart will be his
brothers best man, and the ushers Will
be Mr.. r. B. Blackley, Mr.. ". B. Cash.
and Mr., Meade Bolton, all class mates
OF the bridegroom at George Washington
University school Of architecture and Mr.
J. +. Redman class mate OF the bride
groom at Technical High School. The
bride will be given in marriage by her
brother. Mr.. Granville Mason. of st
Paul. MINI. The bride will wear her
travelling suit Of cloth. and they viii go
from the church to tho train for a trip
North. The brides mother and sister
entertained tho bridal party last evening
informally IN their home after the church
rehearsal.
The marriage OF Mr. Proctor L.
Dougherty, OF this city, 10 Miss Grace
Cook Holmes. OF Cambridge, Mass, will
take place to-day in the brides home.
Mr.. Dougherty is a well-known club and
scientific man, and the bride is a men,
Der Of one of the old families of Massa-
chusetts They will be at home after
their wedding trip at the Executive apart
ment house. in Sixteenth street.
Mr. Perry S. Heath, a former Assistant
Postmaster General and Mrs. Heath
have returned to their Washington home
after spending the summer in their home
In Nova Scotia.
Invitations have been issued by Mr.. and
Mrs. James Sharp. OF Cleveland Park,
for the marriage of their daughter. Mar
garet Estelle. TO Dr. Ralph w. Crane, of
Stamford. Conn. on Wednesday, October
2e.-in the home Of the brides parents
in that pretty suburb.
The bridal party OF Miss Annette Smith
and Mr.. Whitney Kipp, who will be mar
ried on November u. is now complete.
and will include two maids OF honor, Miss
Mabel Scott Smith. sister OF the BRIDE
and Miss Jane Grey Gardner; the follow
ing bridesmaids: Miss Helen Durnin, Miss
Harriet Snow Miss Lillian Menaugh, Miss
Esther SWEET, Miss Edith SWEET, and
Miss Louise Gil, Of Baltimore, cousin OF
the bride; Mr. Albert Kipp, Of ST. Louis,
best man. and the following ushers: Mr.
Roswell Snow. Mr.. Fred Pitzer. Mr.
Frank Bergen. and Mr.. George Daniel
Marcy, OF Portsmouth. n. H.. Mr.. Charles
Lewis, OF St Louis; Mr.. F. Louis Maxim,
Mr.. Frank II. West, and Mr. Waldo Nc
Lean. all of New York. The ceremony
will be performed in All Souls Church
by Rev. U. G. B. Pierce. pastor. Miss
Edna Scott Smith. contralto soloist in the
choir of the First Congregational Church,