The Washington herald., 1911-06-25

company OF retdCiVes ana IfIenub, Inc leu
ter largely army friends OF the bride. who
has had a prominent place among the
musicians as well as society people Of
washington.
There were no attendants. and Mr.. Lau-
renee and his bride left Immediately afters
ward for a trip northward. TIL bride
wore a travelling suit OF champagne-coi-
ored cloth. with a straw hat trimmed
with, flowers Her mother, who gave her
in marriage, wore violet silk, with bon
net Of the same color, and Mrs. Laurence.
OF East Orange. N. J., mother Of the
bridegroom, was IN gray. There was no
breakfast following. and the ceremony
was quite simple, except for the beautiful
programme Of music played by Mrs. Rob
bins. organist OF the church. with whom
Miss Leefe had been associated In the
choir. She played the march from aida
and pages march from "Lohengrin' for
the entrance and the exit, and the other
music consisted OF Schumann's "Warum
and Nachtstucke," ''Thou'rt so Like a
Flower" and "Oh, Perfect Love" Mr..
Laurence and his bride will spend their
summer at THE Anchorage" on Long
Island, near NewSYork, and they win be
at home in New. York City next winter.
Their wedding gifts form a superb collee-
tion of cut glass. silver. and linen, and
fill room in the brides home, i75S Q
street. The bride and bridegroom have
known each other since childhood. The
latter's father went into the war IN the
company Of Col. Leefe, and the families
have been close friends ever since, Col
Leefe remaining in the regular service.
The bride Is a handsome girl and never
looked prettier than in her dainty we'd
ding costume. She IS a soprano singer OF
much talent and ability and has had a
large class OF pupils for some years In
Washington.
Announcement is made of the marriage
Of Miss Ruby Catherine Shaver. daughter
OF Mrs. Elizabeth Shaver. to Mr.. Walter
G. Bishop. of West Point, Iowa. Tho
wedding took place IN the home Of the
brides mother. 1917 Second street, wednes-
day evening, at O'Clock, Rev. Mr.. Gray,
pastor OF the Hamline NJ. E. Church, Off
ciating. The house was beautifully deco
rated with palms. ferns, and white roses.
The bride wore a handsome gown Of
white satin and lace and a tulle veil held
in place with a wreath OF lilies OF the
valley. She carried a bouquet of white
sweet peas. Miss Sadie Wood acted as
maid OF honor and wore a white lingerie
gown. The best man was Mr.. Charles
w. Shaver, brother of the bride. Follow
ing the ceremony, a reception was held
at which a number OF relatives and
friends were present. The bride was the
recipient OF many beautiful presents.
Later in the evening the young people
left for wedding trip to New York.
Niagara Falls, and Montreal. and upon
their return to Washington will be at
home at 1917 Second street northeast
after July Is.
The marriage Is announced of Mr..
Austin LOTUS, of this city, to Miss Nell
lie Stanley. second daughter OF Mr.. p.
J. Stanley, of Ballinlough, County Ros-
common, ireland. The ceremony was
performed in the Procathedral. Marl-
borough street, Dublin. on Thursday.
June s. by Rev. Father Bowden. with
nuptial mass.
Cards have been received In Washing
ton announcing the marriage OF Miss
Pauline Hamilton, daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank G. Hamilton, to Mr.. William
Harvey Comedy, on Monday, June 10, In
New YORK City. Mr.. and Mrs. Comedy
will be at home after July 10 at the
Cumberland.
The marriage is announced Of Miss
Emma Imbach to Mr.. Ora NJ Daniels.
The ceremony took place Wednesday
afternoon at 4:3o o'clock at Gunton
Temple Memorial Church, the pastor.
Rev. c. z. Granger, officiating, In the
presence Of a small company of rela-
tives and intimate friends. Immediately
after the ceremony the young people left
Washington for a wedding trip, and upon
their return will reside at the Portner.
One Of the most interesting engage
ments Of the season was that announced
last Tuesday, of Miss Clara LIE Barron
Morgan, daughter OF the late John Sands
Morgan. of New York. and niece Of MIR.
Justice Brown, retired. to Senator Fran
els E. Warren, the dashing and gallant
widower from Wyoming. The marriage
is expected to take place this summer
and the newly-weds will probably take
a bridal trip to Europe. Miss Morgan is
well liked In Washington, where she is
well known, from spending much of each
winter season with her distinguished
uncle. She Is former resident of Detroit.
The first Mrs. Warren was q prominent
figure In Washington society and had a
large circle of friends She died ten
years ago or more Their only daughter,
Miss Helen Warren, was a graceful host
ess for her father after her graduation,
shing, now general, and former military
attache of the United States Embassy
at Tokyo. They have spent some years
in the Philippines and on the Pacific
Coast. The Senator has one son, Fred
rick E. Warren, who lives in Cheyenne.
Miss Morgan is about thirty-five years
old.
Miss Mae j. Lollmeyer. daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs Theodore I.phmeyer, was
married to Mr.. Harry H Meiners at 2
o'clock Wednesday afternoon. The cere-
mony was performed by the Rev. Paul
A. MenzeI at the Concordia Church
Mr.. Joseph N. Holzer. the brides cou-
sin, acted as best man. and Miss Rebecca
Kaufman. the bridegroom's cousin, acted
as maid of honor.
After an extended tour to Philadelphia
and Atlantic City, Mr.. and Mrs. Meiners
viii reside with the BRIDES parents rs
Rhode Island avenue northwest, where
they will be at home after July TO-
Mrs. D. Richmond, OF .the Decatur
apartments. announces the marriage of
her daughter. MaybeIle Eleanor to Mr..
John Lawrence Northwood, formerly Of
Chatham, Canada. now Of this city. The
ceremony was performed last evening in
the First Congregational Church by Rev
DIR. woodrow in the presence OF the
relatives and a few fntimate friends.
The bride was attended by Mrs. YER
non. OF this city. as matron of honor.
and Mr. W. d. Cohen, of Chicago. was
the best man. The bride wore suit Of