The Washington herald., 1911-05-14

at o'clock in st. Thomas Church. and
will he followed by a large reception in
the New Hampshire avenue home of the
brides mother. A great round of festivi-
| ties have been given this bride and
| bridegI oom both here and in Baltimore
ever since the engagement was an
nounced.
Mr. Brooke is a member OF a distin-
guished Maryland family. prominent in
! the smart circles of Baltimore and the
Green Spring Valley. Miss Cromwell was
! one of Miss Vivien Goulds bridesmaids
! when she became the wife of Lord Decies
! last winter. The wedding trip of Mr..
Brooke and his bride will go to Europe
and they will he the guests of Lord and
| Lady DeCies in London during the coro-
nation.
Among Miss Cromwelrs bridesmaids
will be Miss Alice Vandergrift. formerly
of New York and Pittsburg, now of this
! city: Miss Laura Merriam, Miss Sophy
Johnstonc. Miss Dorothy Williams. Miss
Catherine B,itton, Miss Gladys Hinckley,
and Miss Sue Bruce. of Philadelphia.
Mrs. Carroll Rasin. nee Daingerfeld. will
he the matron of honor. Miss Frances
Brooke, of Baltimore, sister of the bride
groom. will be the maid Of honor. and
the best man will be the brother Of the
bridegroom, Mr.. Stephen Bonsal Brooke.
The ushers will be J. P Bonsal. of Balti-
more. cousin of the bridegroom: Howard
II. Henry. of Philadelphia; Oliver Eaton
Cromwell. brother of the bride. and
PMnket Stewart, S. Lurman Stewart, ].
J. Belden, James T. Tyson, Sd, and
Thomas c. Cottman, of Baltimore.
Mr.. Walter b. Brooke, jr., CT Balti-
more. had his bachelor dinner last even
ing at the Green Spring Valley Kennels.
His guests included the best man, his
brother. Stephen Bonsal Brook: the
ushers, and other friends of the bride
groom-elect, Messrs A. J. Antelo Dever-
eux, Arthur Devereux. Horace Hare, w.
Plunket Stewart, and Stedman Bent, OF
Philadelphia: J. J. Belden, of Scranton.
Pa; Herman c. Huffer. jr., Charles
F. Sowerby. of Washington; James
K. Hall of Virginia: Horace White.
jr., Bartlett F. Johnson, Steuart
S. Janney, Thomas E. E. Cott-
man, J. Purviance Bonsal. Frank A.
Bonsal. James Piper. E. Skipwith Bruce,
Z. Ayrault Robinson, James w. Tyson,
Arthur T. Sheldon. Charles X Harrison,
jr., Randolph Nicholas. George Nicholas.
Gresham H. Poe, Alexander c. Groome,
Rush STREET.. Redmond c. Stewart, and
S. Lurman Stewart.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Murray Burrell an
nounce the marriage on May Z. Of their
Son, Mr.. Maynard Crane Burrell, and
Maude Elizabeth Embrey, of Fredericks-
burg. Va. They left Immediately after
the ceremony for Florida, where they
are being entertained by Mr.. Burrell's
relatives. Miss Burrell. who has been
South since February, will return with
them the first of June, when they will
make their home in Cleveland Park.
ment of Miss Jennie Lee, daughter of
the late Capt. James William Lee, of
Virginia, and Lieut.. Albert S. Reese, of
the cruiser South Dakota. Miss Lee Is
well-known Southern belle.
Announcement is made from London of
the engagement Of Carlton wilfrey Bel
lairs, former member Of Parliament, and
Mrs. Charlotte D. Garrett. widow of Ho-
ratio w. Garrett, of Baltimore. Nd. and
daughter Of H. L. Pierson, Of Lawrence,
Long Island.
Mrs. George Adie Ball announces the
engagement OF her daughter. Miss Eliz-
abeth Mercier Ball, and Mr.. William
Dixon Sisk. Of Baltimore, Md. The mar
riage will take place In the home of the
brides uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs J.
Lee Whitmore. Saturday. May 20.
Miss Mabel E. Carlisle was married
Monday last at Baltimore to Mr.. James
e., Hoadley. Mt. Hoadley was formerly