The Washington herald., 1912-06-30

bouquet OF bride roses. Miss Virginia
! Grayson, maid OF honor, was gowned IN
! yellow Charmeuse. with white chiffon
| cloth overdress. Her bouquet was Of
white sweet peas and rosebuds-
! The bridesmaids were Miss Antoinetta
! Carr. OF Laurel: Miss May HadIey. Miss
Elsie Hopkins, and Miss Ethel Brooks.
! The ushers were Mr.. william Brooks,
Mr. Clarence Kiefer. Mr.. Byron Brooks,
and Mr. Walker Duvall. The gifts re-
ceived by the bride were many and hand
some Immediately after the ceremony
| Mr.. and Mrs. Skinner left for the North,
where they will remain for several weeks,
/ after which they will be the guests oc
Mrs. Flora Frey. in Maryland. for -,
month.
/ The marriage is announced Of Miss
! Annie Sullivan and Mr.. George D. Hunt,
| Wednesday evening al s O'Clock in ST.
! Stephens Church, when a large company
| Of relatives and intimate friends were
! present.
( The ushers were Mr.. E. L. Simpson,
Mr. John L. Sullivan. and Mr.. c. S.
| Sullivan. brothers OF the bride. and Mr..
J. Hunt. brother OF the bridegroom. and
Mr.. John Mcdonald was best man.
! The bride wore 4 white charneuse.
| trimmed with lace and chiffon. caught
! with clusters Of orange blossoms. Her
| tuHs veil was held with a wreath OF
| orange blossoms. and she carried a
shower Of Bride roses and white sweet
peas
| Mrs. E. Simpson. her sister. attended!
| her as matron OF honor. and Miss Mary
Hunt sister Of the bridegroom, was
| bridesmaid.
| Mrs. Simpson wore a gown Of pink,
| charmeuse. trimmed with point de veniss
! lace. Her hat was also pink and was
| trimmed with pink bow and pink sweet
peas. She carried a shower bouquet OF
| pink sweet peas.
Miss Hunt wore blue chiffon over pink
satin. trimmed with shadow lace. and =
white picture hat trimmed with pink
Miss Harriet Anderson. daughter oe
Mrs. Charles Anderson, and Mr.. Hugo
de Fritsch. jr.. Of New York, were mar
ried yesterday at the home Of the
! brides mother IN Cincinnati Mrs. de-
Fritsch. who IS a niece OF Mrs. Taft.
is well known and much liked in Wash.
ingtOn society. having been a frequent
guest at the White House.
She was attended by her sister, Mss
Catherine Anderson, who was maid OF
honor. The bridesmaids were Miss
Helen Taft. daughter Of the President.
and Miss Louise Taft, Of Cincinnati.
The best man vas Mr.. Emmett Harris,
OF New York, and Mr. Robert Taft was
one OF the ushers.
Mr.. de FrltsCh and his party arrived
in Cincinnati last Thursday He is a
Harvard man Of the class Of 'O9 and
has lived much abroad with the family
Of Mrs. Theodore Havemeyer. who is
a cousin OF his father. Mr. Hugo de
FritsCh. sr.. who was consul Of Austro-
Hungary in New York and a man Of
distinction, having been made a cheva-
lier by his government He was a great
whip and drove the Pelham coach for
several seasons and was one OF the
founders OF the Coaching Club.
Mr. and Mrs Watson W. Eldridge, form
erly OF this city. now of Kensington.
Nd. have announced the engagement OF
their daughter. Helen, to Mr.. Garnett G.
Loeffier. son Of Mai. and Mrs. Charles
D. A. Loefier of this city.
Miss Elizabeth Flouruey wickllTe,
daughter OF Mrs. Mary F. wicklifte. and
Mr.. James A. Anderson, OF New York.
were married yesterday afternoon at
o'clock at the home Of the brides moth
er. 1917 Otis Street. Rev. DR.. C. Ernest
Smith. rector Of st. Thomas Episcopal
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