The Washington herald., 1911-06-29

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Washington from the University OF Mich
igan. will go to Woods Hole. Mass. Of
Friday to spend the remainder of tn
summer.
very pretty little wedding tool
place last evening in the home of Mr.
Charles Ebert, when his daughter Aim,
became the bride of Mr. william c
Stierlin, of ST. Louis. The ceremony wal
performed at 7:30 by Rev Robert Talbot
of st. Paurs Episcopal Church, In tn,
presence Of the relatives and very few
intimate friends. The drawing room,
were both decorated with smilax, palms
ferns. and pink flowers The bride wor,
a graceful gown of pearl gray duchess,
satin and carried a shower OF Bride rose.
and lilies of the valley. After the wed.
ding supper Mr. Stierlin and his bride
left for trip North. The brides travel.
ing gown was an oyster gray. cloth
heavily braided, and she wore a soft
white hat trimmed with lavender. On
the return of the bride and bridegroom
they will be at home in the Ebert home
The bride IS one OF the best-known
rianists of local circles, and is a sister
of the prominent contralto, Mrs. Will
lam T. Reid.
A large proportion of sadness was
mingled with the happines of the we'd
ding Of Miss Agnes e. Barnes and Inter
state Commerce Commissioner Edgar
E. Clark, which took place yesterday
morning at 9 o'clock in. the Washington
home of the bride. The ceremony was
a Nd
Rev. ]. Russell Verbrycke, owing to the
serious Illness OF the brides father, Col.
Robert E. Barnes, of Selma, Ala. I'm
mediately after the ceremony a teIe-
gram was handed the bride announcing
the death of her father, and instead of
going to Atlantic City, Mr.. and Mrs.
Clark left for Selma. Mrs. Clark has a
| host Of friends here who will both re-
joice and grieve with her in the conflict
ing events of the day.
MFR. James c. hewitt has issued cards
announcing the marriage of his daughter.
Miss Hattie Mae hewitt, to Mr.. Earl
Hartung, jr. The wedding took place
Tuesday evening at o'clock at the
Church of the Advent, Rev E NJ. Mott,
rector, oficiating. Miss Louise Klenk
played the wedding music The bride
was escorted and given In marriage by
her father. She wore a travelling gown
OF lavender cloth. with a hat OF the same
shade, and corsage bouquet Of lilies OF
the valley. She carried a white prayer
book, from which the wedding service
was read. Immediately after the cere-
mony Mr. and Mrs. Hartung left Wash
a frf-
Niagara, and Canada. They will make
their future home in Norfolk, Va.
DIR. and Mrs. Gregory Hull, OF Kansas
City, Mo-. and their little daughter. Miss
Elizabeth Hull. who have been the guests
of Representative and Mrs. A. T. Hull
at 1902 NJ street for the past fortnight,
sailed from New York on Saturday for
Germany, where they will spend the re-
mainder of the summer Representative
and Mrs. Hull and Miss Hull will 20 TO
their place at High Point, on the Poto-
mac. next month. and during the month
Of August will have as their guests there
DR.. and Mrs. H. C. Potter. Of Des Moines,
Iowa.
Mrs. Leroy Tuttle and her daughters.
the Misses Tuttle, will leave Washing
ton this morning for their home in Utica,
N. Y. They will go later to Canada to
spend the remainder OF the summer.
Cards are out announcing the maria Rea
Of Miss Ethyl Louisa Lee, of this city.
to DR.. William P. Habel Tuesday. June a
at Cleveland, Tenn. Miss Lee is the only
daughter of Mr.. Harry ]. Lee, who is
Identified prominently in the business
world OF this city. Although born in
London, England, Miss Lee has spent
much of her girlhood in Washington.
where she has been popular with the
younger set DR.. Habel was graduated
from the National School of Pharmacy,
class '02 and George Washington Uni
versity. class '09. He is the son OF Mrs.
Louisa Habel and the late Mr.. Charles
Habel, OF Carlisle. Pa. and the nephew
Of DR.. George NJ. Kober. of this city. DIR.
and Mrs. Habel are spending their hon.
eymoon in the mountains OF Tennessee,
and later will go to Parkersville, Tenn.
where DIR. Habel is engaged as surgeon
to Ocoee Construction Company.
Mk and Mrs. George A. King. Mr.. and
Mrs B. H. SIattery, Mrs. L. II. Mckee.
the Misses Harriet and Virginia Mckee,
and Mrs. r. s. Sutton, all of this city
and Georgetown. will sail to-day>on the
Barbarossa from New York for Bremen.
Mr.. John Lawrence McMaster and Miss
Susie l. Holland were married at noon
yesterday by Rev. Samuel H. Woodrow
N the pastors study at First Congre-
sational Church. Mr.. McMaster has beer
4 clerk at the Bureau of Fisheries for
he last four years, and the news Of his
came as a surprise to his
friends employed there. This spring he
vas graduated from the National Law
school with the degree of master of !
avs. MISS Holland is an accomplished |
musician, and was the winner Of The
Herald's musical scholarship !
his year The couple left Immediately
or Atlantic City. where they viii remain
or about two weeks. Upon their return |
o the city they win be at home % their |
riends at $50 / street northwest
Mrs. and Miss Chayne. who have been |
listing Mrs II. c. Bunington. 142o NJ |
treet northwest, returned to their home |
a Harrisburg, Pa, yesterday. Later they |
VIII go 70 the coast Of Maine.
The Minister from Norway and Nine.
3ryn vii leave washington early next
week for New York, whence they
vii sail on July for their home in
Norway. to remain until fail Shortly
Ifter their departure. Mr.. Aubert, sec
etary Of the legation. who win act as
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