The Washington herald., 1910-06-10

and Mrs William S. Bransom. and the
bridegroom Is the son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
S. c. Williams The bride was attended
| by her sister. Miss Katherine c. Bran
som. and the best man was Mr.. Ashly
| Williams, brother Of the bridegroom, of
! Roanoke Va The brides gown was of
white sa-in, trimmed with pearls, and
| she carried white roses and lilies of the
valley The maid Of honor wore white
net over pink silk and carried pink
sweet peas Miss Marguerite Allen played
the wedding music. Following the cere-
mony. a reception was held by the
| brides parents.
Mr.. and Mrs Hugh Legare left Wash
ington yesterday morning for Phlladei-
phia TO spend few days, before going
10 their summer home, Kent Place.
Conn.
Miss Cecilia Bureh, Of Baltimore, and
Mr. Frank J. Bowlin, of St Paul, MINI.
were married Tuesday by Rev. DR.. Wfl-
lam Turner. OF the faculty Of the Cath
Ole University of America.
Miss Caroline Jenkins Hickey, daugh-
ter of Mrs. Edmond Plowden Hickey.
was married yesterday afternoon to Mr..
Dilworth Potts Hibbard at the home Of
| her mother, The ceremony was per-
formed by Mgr. Mackin. of st. Pauls
Church The bride wore princess gown
of white satin charmeuse with point lace
/ on the bodice and pearls Her tulle veil
was held with orange blossoms and her
! bouquet was Of orchids and lilies OF the
valley Her sister, Miss Ethel Hickey,
acted as maid of honor and was her only
attendant. She wore pink gown trim
med with white lace. white lace hat
trimmed with pink roses, and carried red
American beauty roses. The best man
was Mr.. Jonathan Steere. Of Philadelphia.
The decorations at the house were or
! palms and cut flowers. yellow gladioli,
roses and daisies. and pink roses.
Following the ceremony. there was an
Informal reception. Among the out-cf-
town guests were Mrs. Joshua and Miss
Mary Eibbard. Of Taoli, Pa: Mr. and
Mrs Henry Davis, OF TredysfrIn. Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Warner. st., the
| Misses Warner. and William Warner,
third. OF Duffryn Mawr, Pa: Mr.. and
Mrs. Samuel Lewis, Samuel TuIl. and J.
Henry Ceilings, Of Philadelphia; Mrs. Jo-
seph Lawrence, Of AYondale. Pa. and
Miss Mary Tierney OF Newton. Pa.
The couple left early in the evening for
| their honeymoon trip The brides going
away gown was a pOngee suit with a
large tan hat trimmed with orchids They
went 10 New York. from where they VIII
sail tomorrow for Europe. and upon
their return IN the fall will make their
| future home In Philadelphia.
Rear Admiral and Mrs. Richardson
Clover Will be accompanied by their
| daughters Miss Eudora and Miss Be-
atrice Clover. when they leave here on
June 10 for their summer home IN Cali
fornia.
Mr. Chalmers Patterson and his daugh-
ter, Miss Russell Patterson. Of Danville.
Va, are the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Thea
dore II. Tiller, at the Iroquois.
Mrs. Harrington Mills, accompanied by
her three little daughters. viii sail To-
morrow for Europe, where they win
spend the summer
Mrs. r s r. Hit has gone to New
port for the summer. She joined Mrs
John Clinton Gray and they are bosh
at the Munchinger cottage
Miss Hazel Stuart Price, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton O. Price. and Mr.
Charles Frederick Boss, jr. were mar
ried Wednesday evening In Douglas
Memorial Church by Rev. w. w. Barnes,
pastor. The bride was given in mar
Tiage by her father and wore a gown
of white satin with brussels net veil held
| with lilies Of the valley. Her bouquet
was Of Bride roses and lilies Of the val
! ley The only ornament she wore was a
pearl brooch, a gift Of the bridegroom.
| Miss Norma Kolb acted as her maid OF
| honor and wore white net over apricot
silk with trimmings of valenciennes lace.
The bridesmaids were Miss Georgia
| Lewis. Miss Carrie Dunn, Miss Mary Mil
Ter, Miss Mary Boss Miss Julia Boyce and
Miss Anne Boss, and they all wore gowns
of pastel shade of silk null. carrying
| bouquets of ferns 10 match that of the
maid OF honor
The twin sisters of the bride. Miss
Margaret and Miss EMILY Price, who
were the flower girls, wore white swiss
! and lace and carried baskets of roses.
| The best man was Mr.. Leslie Wander
| grift, and the ushers were Mr.. Lyle Mil
Ter. Mr.. Lewis Gauntt, Mr.. Christian Null
| ady- Mr. Herman Hansen, Mr. Richard
Boss and Mr.. George Carroll.
Mrs. Jesse B. Wilson was hostess at
5 o'clock Tuesday afternoon In honor of
her granddaughter. Miss Louise joyce.
who was married Wednesday to DR.. Muir
| ray A. Russell. Mr.. Wilson. the grand
| father of the bride. is connected with
| the Weather Bureau and resides at 1893
| Phelps place.
| The marriage is announced Of Miss
Kathleen Leupp. daughter OF former
| Commissioner OF Indian Affairs and Mrs
Francis z. Leupp. and Mr.. Reginald
Davis Johnson, Of Pasadena, Cal. The
ceremony was performed at noon yes
terday at the home Of the brides par
ents. in Sixteenth street, by the BRIDE
grooms father, Bishop Joseph H. John
| son. Of Pasadena. Only the immediate
relatives and very few Intimate friends
were present.