The Washington herald., 1910-06-09


seph's Catholic Church. The high nuptial
mass was celebrated by Rev. Valentine
F. Schmitt, assisted by Rev. l.. Fortier,
s. J.. of Loyola College, Baltimore. as
deacon. and Rev. P. J. Byrne, Jr., OF ST.
Mary's Seminary, Baltimore, subdeaeon.
Rev. Ignatius Fealy, assistant pastor of
st. Joseph's, was master of ceremonies.
The church was beautifully decorated
with white roses and peonies.
The bride was escorted by her father,
who gave her in marriage. She was
gowned in white satin trimmed with
chantiIlv lace, and her tuIle veil was
held in place by a wreath Of orange
blossoms. She carried a shower bouquet
of sweet peas Her only attendant. Miss
Marie Byrne, wore an imported lace
robe over white taffeta. her hardness
being white willow plumes She carried
an armfui of American Beauty roses
tied with ribbon to match. The brother
OF the bride, Mr.. George A. Byrne, acted
as best man, and the ushers were Henry
II. Byrne and Frank M. Byrne, of At
lanta, Ga, brothers Of the bride; Joseph
Byrne, of Auburn. n. Z, who is a cousin
of the bride. and Kenneth f. Maxy and
Eugene w. Bond, fraternity brothers of
the bridegroom.
Following the ceremony a wedding
breakfast was served at the home of the
brides parents, los Maryland avenue
northeast. The mother Of the bride was
gowned in lavender silk trimmed with
lace and black hat with plumes Mrs.
Ryan, mother Of the bridegroom, wore
black satin and lace with small black hat
TO match. Later In the day the young
couple left for Western trip. They will
make their summer home in Kansas City,
returning to the Capital IN the faii, -..eil
Mr. Ryan viii resume his study Of law al
George Washington University. and viii
complete his course They viii make
their future home in Kansas City.
The marriage of Miss Mary Theodore
Smith and Lieut. Theodore Albert Kit
tenger, Z. S. N. was performed yesterday
at the residence OF the brides parents, IN
the Portner, by Rev. DR.. Joseph Z. Kelly.
The young couple will spend their honey
moon in Atlantic City for which place
they left yesterday.
Mrs. Henry Wells has returned from q
motor trip TO New York, where she went
to meet her sister. Mrs. Rosengarten. OF
Philadelphia, who has just returned from
Europe. Mrs. Wells daughter. Mrs. Ju-
Ian Wilcox, sailed for Pekin, China
June 6, where her husband has been OF.
dered to the American Legation.
Mr.. J. J. Darlington, Of this city, an.
nounces the engagement Of his daughter
Elizabeth NJ. 10 DR. Charles Augustus
simpson, The wedding Is expected tc
take place In the fall. Mr.. Darlington
and his daughters have gone To their
country place for the summer.
Mrs. Schroeder, wife OF Rear Admira
Schroeder. and the Misses Schroeder
Will close their town house Friday, wher
they viii leave for their summer place
at Jamestown R. I.
The marriage is announced OF Miss
Edna NJ. Davis and Robert NJ. Talley or
Monday, June 6. at o'clock. at the First
Presbyterian Church. Only a small parts
OF relatives was present.
The date for the wedding or Miss Julis
Armisiead Lippltt. daughter OF the lat,
Or. and Mrs. William Fontaine Lppitt
OF Charleston, W Va. and Mr. Ge0rg,
Bowlin Craighill has been set for Wed
nesday evening, June .. The ceremony
/ will be performed at the home OF IN,
brides sisters. the Misses Lippitt, 2S0
p street, and viii be attended by only
small gathering OF relatives and friends
The brides sister. Miss Minnie Lippitt
will be maid Of honor, and Miss Mar
Marshall Lippitt, niece of the bride, vii
act as bridesmaid. Mr. Rutherfor,
| CTaighil will be best man for his brother
Cards have been issued by Mr.. ant
Mrs Ulysses Grant Frederick, from Ak
ron. Ohio. for the marriage or thei
daughter. Miss Ethel Marie Frederick
to Louis Clarence Wilson, OF this city
The wedding will take place Wednes
| day afternoon. June p. at o'clock. a
the First Church of Christ. Akron. Fol
] lowing the ceremony. a reception will b.
given at the Portage Country Club, o
/ that city. After October / Mr. VIII
ington.
/ The marriage is announced OF Mis-
Alice NJ Day and John ". ogden. o
/ Camp Spring. Md. at the rectory OF thu
| Metropolitan NJ. r. Church. yesterds,
! afternoon. by the pastor. Rev John r
| Shannon, in the presence Of a small
company of friends
| Nine Hugh VIII leave for her hom
In Berne. Switzerland. Saturday. but vii
/ be at home to her friends this after
noon from TO O'Clock, at the hom
/ OF Mrs. Harry B. Denham, 1925 Girar,
| street.
/ Mrs. Sanford D. Kellogg and he
/ daughter. Mrs. Andrew Y. Bradley, hav
gone to Atlantic City. where they vii
/ spend the month OF June
The charge daffaires OF Argentina ant
| Sonora Villegas have leased a house a
/ Manchester, Mass. for the summe
months and will leave here within tn
next fortnight with their daughter
/