The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1911-04-09
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Mr.. Ralph Stone acted as best man for
Mr.. Wegernann- Rev! Richard B. Cook,
Of Wilmington, Del, performed the cere-
mony in the presence of Mr.. and Mrs ].
Glenn Cook. Mr.: and Mrs. Richard W.
Cook. J. Glenn Cook. jr., Mr.. William
Cook, Mr.. and Mrs. Graffiin Cook, DIR.
and Mrs Jeffries Buck. Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank G. Evans, Mr.. Henry C. Evans,
Mr. Frank G. Evans, H., Mrs. Richard
f. Cook. Miss Florence Cook and Miss
Catherine Flint, of Wilmington, Del.
Mrs. George Bowman Miss. Bowman.
Miss Chase, Mr.. Hosrner, Mr.. johnson.
DR.. and Mrs Shirley Bowles, Mrs Mes
hit Wright. and Mrs. Williamson. of
this city. Mr.. and Mrs Wegemann left
for Atlantic City for a brief honeymoon,
and on their return will reside at 27OS
Cathedral avenue, where they win he at
home to their friends arter May 10.
Mr.. and Mrs William E Barry. of 7e
Myrtle street, have issued invitations
for the marriage reception OF their sis
ter oracle to Mr.. John J. DAILY. of this
city. The wedding will take place ut
ST. Patricks Church on April e6
DR. Edward c. Wilson. prominent in
George Washington University athletics,
and Miss Kathleen NJ. Bartlett, head
nurse at Columbia Hospital, were quietly
married Wednesday in Baltimore. They
have taken apa rtInentS at Eleventh
street and Massachusetts, avenue north
west. and will be at home to their friends
after April Is.
The marriage of Mss Jean Mackenzie,
daughter of Mr.. Robert Fairweather
Mackenzie, Of Cleveland 10 Mr.. Floyd
WagGaman. OF Washington and Annapo-
lis win take place on Easter Monday in
Cleveland The ceremony will be q quiet
enc and will be followed by large re-
ception. The festivities in connection
with the nuptials will be among the most
brilliant that ever took place in Ohio
The engagement was announced at
Christmas at a house party given by
the brideSroom'S parents at their country
place, on South River, near Annapolis,
where the bride and her parents were
guests. The bridegroom gave his bach
eIor dinner Saturday. April l, at the
same place a special car will take the
family and close friends from Washing
ton to the wedding.
Tho wedding is announced of Miss
Josephine T. Nash and Mr.. Charles E.
Lewis The ceremony WIS performed by
the Rev. Edward Z. Carpenter in st.
Paurs Episcopal Church. IN Alexandria,
Va. March % last They were acCompa-
MED to Alexandria by Mrs. NJ Carroll
and Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Abend-
scheim, Of Washington.
A beautiful wedding took place last
Wednesday near Sandy Spring. Nd,
when Miss Miriam Snowden became the
bride OF Mr.. Samuel Thomas, both of
Sandy Spring The old mansion of the
Snowdens, built century ago, was beau
tifuIly decorated with holly, laurel, and
pines A myriad of candles among the
foliage lent magic charm to the scene
The bride was attended by her two sis
tiers, the Misses Elsie and Marjorie Snow
den; Miss Augusta Thomas, and Miss
Ruth Shoemaker. Nj. Clifton Thomas,
brother of the bridegroom, was best man.
and the ushers were Mr.. Edward Snow
den, Mr.. sydney Stabler, and Mr.. Fred
erick l.. Thomas The impressive cere-
mony of the Friends was performed at
z o'clock. and was followed by a large
and brilliant reception. which many
guests from Washington and Baltimore
attended. The bride wore a beautiful
gown of white satin messalfne, with a
veil of tulle held with orange blossoms,
which she raised on her fathers place in
County. The bridesmaids
were all in pink. and made a beautiful
and effective picture. Mr.. Thomas aid
his bride will make their future home
in the old Thomas home, Cherry Grove,
20 years old and filled with the rarest
old china and mahogany of almost price
less value Among the Washington guests
were Mrs. W. II. Hoffman, Mrs Joseph
r Johnson Mrs. James Stabler, and
Mrs. George FarQuhar.