The Washington herald., 1911-09-07

The marriage of Miss Mary Laura
Kreidler, daughter of Capt. Z. A. hreld-
Ter, of West Washington, TO Lieut.. EDWIN
w. Patterson, Medical Reserve Corps
U. s. a, took place yesterday at noon
in the home of Capt. Kreidler, in Dunn
barton avenue. The Rev. c. L. Pate, OF
West Washington, performed the cere-
mony in the presence Of the immediate
members of the two families. The dec
orations of the drawing room were SIM
pie but effective, and consisted OF FERNS
and Bride roses only. There were no
attendants, and the bride wore her
travelling suit of French blue with olacK
satin tooue with a band of blue to match
the gown, and black feathers. her only
ornament was a gift of the bridegroom
mother, Mrs. Flora w. Patterson. OF tnis
city, a Tiffany necklace OF gol1 wiz wiz
graduated oblong pendants OF dull Bolu.
The bride and bridegroom started lmne-
diately after the ceremony for the pride
groom's post at Fort D. A. RusSeN' III
wyoming They will stop en- route 10
visit friends and relatives In Denver le
only relatives from out of town were
Miss Emma Clark. of Delaware. COUSIN
of the bride, and Mr.. Henry ,. FdtIer-
son brother of the bridegroom, from
of one of the best known old famllles OF
GEORGETOWN, and has a host or trlehus
who will be greatly surprised at her mar
riage and departure, as no previous an
nounCement of it had been made. her
father is prominent and active in u. A.
r circles Capt. Kreidlers secohd "lAe
was Miss Sophie BOOtes, OF Georgetown H.
also a member of one of the Oldest ram
lilies and a boon companion OF her young
hn
baen expected until next spring. ont was
hurried on account of DR.. Patterson ;
transfer TO this distant post. capt. anu
Mrs Kreidler returned from their SUM
NOR visit in New York State a rev Gays
ago lust in time for the wedding Prepa-
rations.
,,iss Alice / De Mar and Lieut.. Allen
n Rorex. U. S. NJ c., were married
Yesterday at o'clock in St Marsare' :
Episcopal Church. Rev. {. J. "Hsate
o4iciating in the presence OF a small
company of relatives ana hIlIila'e
friends. The bride was attended by MIS-
Giles Scott Rafter, her aunt as matroh
Of honor. and was given in marriage oy
Mr.. Rafter. Lieut.. Samuel NJ. Harrlng
ton. L S. NJ. c., acted as best man.
The bride wore a gown OF white crepe
meteor, trimmed Will tIh'l O4NN'N- -
and pearl embroidery. with veil or
tulle held with orange blossoms. She
carried a shower of lilies OF the valley
and Bride roses Mrs Rafter wore en-
broidered lace over corn-COlored satin.
with a lace hat She carried a bouquet
of American Beauty roses. The bride
groom and his best man wore the full
dress uniforms of their rank. Lieut.
Rorex and his bride left Immediately
after the ceremony for Old Point Com
fort where they will meet the fleet on
its arrival Later they will be the guests
of relatives in the South for a while
before going to Annapolis. where Lieut..
Rorex will be stationed and where they
will be at home after October l.
Surg. Gen. Charles F. Stokes, L. S. N,
and Mrs. Stokes returned TO Washington
Yesterday and opened their apartment in
the Highlands for the season. They have
spent the past month at Woodberry-For-
est, Va.
Mrs Richard Selman WOrthington and
her daughter. Miss Margaret Worthing-
ton, have returned TO Washington from
a visit in Western Maryland
Interstate Commerce Commissioner and
Mrs. E E. Clark. who have returned to
Washington recently from an extended
trip to Alabama, the northern part of
Wisconsin, and along the Atlantic coast,