The Washington herald., 1912-03-01
Miss Hammer a Bride.

Smith, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Bathurst Lee
Smith, OF Knoxville, Tenn. took place
last evening at I o'clock In the home OF
the brides parents, 2607 Eleventh street
| Rev. Samuel II. Greene, pastor Of the
] Calvary Baptist Church, performed the
wedding ceremony, which was attended
| by only members of the immediate fam
| fly. Mr.. George Wilson. organist of the
| Metropolitan Presbyterian Church,
played the wedding music and a section
/ OF the Washington symphony Orchestra
| riayed during the reception at the house.
Mr. Newton T. Hammer. brother Of the
| bride, acted as best man. An aisle
| through which the bridal party passed
was formed by a group OF the brides
classmates at the Central High School
They were Mr. and Mrs. Charles Tomp-
kins. Mr.. and Mrs. William Hunting, Miss
! Ethel Sunny, Miss Naomi SeltZer, Miss
Heidenrich. Miss Ernie Steinberg. Miss
LeeOta Williams Mr.. Frank Sunny. Mr.
| Willier Scheetz. and Mr.. Frank Bath
| MIR. Smith and his bride left later in the
evening for \ honeymoon trip. and will
be at home after March 5 At 7l5 West
| Cumberland avenue. Knoxville, Tenn.
Mrs. Clarence Perley Is visitlr -..
mother and sister. Mrs. John We and
Miss Mary West. OF li23 Dearborn a -. .-
| Chicago. who are entertaining at
to-day in her honor.
Mrs Pollock. of the Congressions r'..
city, announces the marriage
daughter. Mrs. Katharine Maude -.
to Arthur Fisher Smith. Sc ..
the late Judge John F. Smith, OF
minister. Md, which took pla
Wednesday, the 18th instant, in as
more. The, ceremony was perform
! the Rev. DIR. Frank NJ. Gibson. oI ...
mother Of the bride and immediate rela-
tives of the bridegroom being present,
owing 10 the deep mourning of the lat
/ ter's family. Mrs. A. F. Smith Is the
daughter OF the late Edward Pollock
once a resident OF Portsmouth and Pc
tersburg. Va. and a granddaughter Of
\ the late venerable Archdeacon Pollock,
OF Chester Cathedral, England.
quiet but Interesting wedding took
place at the home OF Mrs. Louisa Hanft.
1906 Second street northeast, on Tues
day. February q. when her daughter.
Emma FL Freda, became the bride OF
Mr. Merrill Faut Moberly. Miss OIeIta
Mearns attended as maid of honor and
Mr.. William Faut as best man. Rev.
John weidley Officiated. Among the out
of-town guests were Mrs. NJ. II. Wal
mer. Miss Mollie Moberly, Miss Mamie
MoberIy. Miss Mildred Harrison. and
Mr. William Faut. After n trip to New
Moberly will reside in Frederick, Nd.
where Mr.. Moberly is a prominent busi-
ness man.
The annual meeting of the electors
and the election of officers of the South
ern Industrial Educational Association
will take place in the official room Tues
day. March ). at $50 p. m. On the same
evening the annual public meeting will
take place in the ballroom Of the Arling-
ton Hotel at S o'clock Commissioner p.
=. ClaXton and Hon. Richmond P. Hob
i-sOn are to speak.
The Bethesda Literary Club held a
reunion reception on Wednesday night
at the residence of Mrs. Alfred Wilson
Bethesda. All Of the old members were
single when they organized. but at the
| reunion II was found all were married
| but one, Mr.. Frank Wilson. Among those
present were Mr.. and Mrs. Appleton
Cady, daughter and son, Helen and APP
pleton: Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Wilson,
daughter and son, Ruth and George;
Mr.. John Simpson and wife. Mr.. Frank
Wilson, DR.. Percy Simpson and wife,
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Wilson. Mr.. and
Mrs. T. owen. Mrs. Robinson.
Mrs. James W. Mcneil. 1915 Park road,
win be at home Informally to-day. from
8 to 6 O'Clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Cans left yester-
day for Atlantic City. They will be gone
ahout ten davs- repIsterip0 at the MarI