The Washington herald., 1912-10-27

ing. at the lexington Presbyterian
! Church. The bride will be attended BY
Mrs william Wallace Johnston. matror
| OF honor. and Miss Elizabeth Ibach, Of
| Mauch Chunk, Pa. maid OF honor. The
| bridesmaids. Miss Betty Bains, Mis-.
| Helen Edgar. sister Of the bridegroom
| and the Misses Wise. of Allentown. Pa
The best man will be Mr.. Norman w
Klopker. and the ushers. Mr.. H.. H.
| saum, Mr.. R. d. Daniels. Mr.. R. w
Snow. Mr.. W. c. Holmes. Mr.. H. J.
Mather. Of Albany. n. Y, and Mr.. W.
j. Finley. A reception at the home OF
the brides parents will follow the cere-
mony at the church. to which only rel
atives and intimate friends will be in
vited.
Miss Selma Hine has returned to her
home in Baltimore. after a short visit to
relatives in the city.
An out-of-town wedding OF interest to
Washingtonians will take place in New
York on Saturday. 1t will be that Of Miss
Lucy Gum Birnie. daughter of Col
Roger Birnie. U. s. A, and Mr.. Henry
Vincent HorEan.
Miss Edna Opoenheimer has returned to
Gertrude Mulhausen. of Baltimore. Nd.
Miss Lillian Harris. of New York, is
the guest OF her sister. Mrs. Phil King,
Of the Mendoza.
Miss Emily Hillman leaves to-day for
New York. Where she will spend several
days.
One Of the prettiest Of the seasons
weddings took place in the Church of
Our Saviour. Brookland, on Tuesday
morning at 10 o'clock. when Miss Flor
ence Dykes. daughter Of Mrs. Anna v.
Dykes. became the bride of Mr.. William
Fslconer Davidson, Rev. W. J. d.
Thomas officiating. The church was ar
tistically decorated with palms, autumn
foliage. and cut flowers. Preceding the
ceremony Mrs. John W. Dykes sang
20 Promise Me- accompanied by Miss
Florence T. Lyons, who also played the
wedding marches. The bride, who was
by her brother. Mr.. John W.
Dykes, looked lovely in a Copenhagen
blue travelling suit and a large hat made
Of black velvet and light blue panns
velvet trimmed with mink and a French
piume
She carried a bouquet of Bride roses
and orchids. She was preceded to the
altar by her sister, Miss Ethel MAY
Dykes. as maid of honor, who wore
goldern brown charmeuse gown with am
Der trimmings and a brown velvet hat
trimmed with a single ostrich plume, and
carried yellow chrysanthemums. Mr..
Albert Ward was best man for Mr..
Davidson. and the ushers were Mr.. Al
oais ]. cunningham and DR.. Charles r. |
Simpson: Immediately after the cere-
nony the couple left on their wedding |
rip to Atlantic City and Northern points,
Ind on their return will be at home after |,
November 10 to their friends in their |
lew home. 1894 Twenty-fourth Street. /
Woodbridge.
few days here as the guest OF Mr.. and |
drs. ]. Schifman.
Mrs. David Posner. Of New York, spent
few days in the city during the past
reek.
Miss Louise NJ. Potzler and Mr.. Fred
rick ]. weigert were married at St
iary's Roman Catholic Church OF this
ity on Wednesday last. the Rev. John
10th officiating. assisted by the Rev
tephen T. Morris and Rev. Leo Otter
Inc.
1Hc ~HO was eSCOTttu Dy HtT |
ather, Mr.. William H. Potzler, wore
n exquisite dress OF white charmeuse.
laborately trimmed with duchesse lace
nd pearls. Her tulle veil was caught
18th lilies OF the valley and she carried
shower bouquet Of lilies Of the valley.
Ter only ornament was a diamond PEN
ant, a gift of the bridegroom. Miss
RANGES Potzler. sister Of the bride. was
e. maid Of honor. wearing a handsome
and carried a large bouquet Of
ridesmaid roses. Miss Gertrude Potz-
r. also a sister of the bride. was flower :
ri and was dressed In pink, carrying a
asket OF pink roses and chrySanthe-
ums. The bridegroom was attended by ,
IT. Francis Ostmann.
The ushers were Messrs. George Colli- :
over and John Stone. After the cere-
Cny ? large reception was held at the
,me OF the brides father. 12O2 G Street \
'utheast. The house was tastefully dec
'ated with chrysanthemums and ferns.
r. and Mrs. weisert left later in the
vening for bridal trip. On their re-
i'm they will welcome their friends at
leir home. eoa Bates Street Northwest. J;
Miss Hortense Byriawski has returned to
r home in Calvert Street, after a few 4
lys' visit to friends in Baltimore. m
Mrs. Joseph Goldsmith has returned to
r home In Fredericksburg, after a short =,
sit to friends in the city.
Mrs John d. Meyers and Miss Nellie "
eyers have returned to their home in
Street after motor tour Of several "
eeks through the Northeast. They ac- s
mpanied Mr.. and Mrs. Egbert Chap
In Fuller, Of New York, who had Il
'en their guests here for Q time. Their v