The Washington herald., 1912-06-07

Wednesday IN honor of the executive
board OF the woman's National Demo-
cratic League. following the irst meet
ing. Mrs. John Sherman Crosby, presi-
dent Of the league, sat at the head OF
the table, the vice president. Mrs. LIN
thicum. being at her right. Mrs. Edward
7. Taylor. OF Colorado, called the meet
ing TO order. The other members present
Included Mrs. William @. Sharpe, treas
urer; Miss Kate X. Henry. director: Mrs.
Sllas Hare historian; Mrs Grace p.
Hopkins field secretary; Mrs. John Z.
Raler, Of California, recording secretary,
and Mrs. Stephen B. Ayres. The by
made for a club pin. The next meeting
OF the executive board will be held at
the close Of the Democratic national
convention, when plans viii be an
nounced for the work Of the league.
Miss Mary HiIlerary shreve, eldest
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel T.
shreve, Of Dickerson, Nd. and Joseph
Henry Waters, son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Waters, Of Washington. were
married Wednesday at 40 O'Clock, at
Christ Episcopal Church. Barnesvills.
Nd, the Rev. william R. Busby, for
merly Of St Stephens Episcopal
Church, oficiating. The bride wore
travelling suit OF brown light wool.
trimmed with messaline and lace, with
hat and gloves to match, and carried a
bouquet OF lilies OF the valley and white
roses. Her only attendant was her eldest
sister, Miss Efae Hammond Shreve. who
wore a dress OF blue nuns yelling. with
picture hat, and carried a bouquet of
pink roses. Miss Mildred Gertrude Shreve
and Miss Susan Dawson Giddings, sister
and niece Of the bride and groom, re-
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carried sweet peas and roses, which they
scattered In the aisle as the bride ad-
vanced on the arm OF her father. who
presented her in marriage.
Mr.. Walter Warheld Waters was best
man for his brother, while the ushers
were Mr.. D. Herbert Shreve. eldest
brother Of the bride; Mr.. L. Irvine Nu-
Der, Mr.. Floyd Cissel and Mr.. Douglass
Hudson, the last three being members OF
the Kappa Alpha fraternity. OF whlchc
the groom is a member. Miss Julia Belt.
of Dickerson. Nd. played the wedding
marches from "Lohengrin'' and Men
delssohn. and during the ceremony the
Flower Song" The couple left later for
a honeymoon trip TO New York city. up
the Hudson to Albany. Buffalo and Nj
agara Falls. Mr.. and Mrs. Waters will
be pleased to see their friends after July
l at their new home, 623 Keefer Place.
near Georgia Avenue Northwest
Mrs. Richard Lee Fearn and Miss Mil
dred Fearn left yesterday for Mobile.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. T. Black announce the
engagement Of their daughter, Agnes. to
Mr.. Don. E Cooke, Of this city. The
wedding will take place on Saturday,
June s. at the Mount Pleasant Congrega-
tional Church. After the ceremony, they
will spend two weeks at Asbury Park
On their return. they will take apart
nents at the Rochambeau, where Mr.
Cooke will practice medicine.
The marriage of Miss Laura Isabelle
Yeatman, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Louise Yeatman, and Mr.. William
-leverland Collier is announced. The
ceremony was performed at the home of
he brides parents, S2S2 Prospect Street, |
Tuesday, June
Mrs. F L Rosemond. Of Cambridge,
Ohio, is visiting her brother. W. Edward
Grimes, Of Lincoln Square. and relatives !
It 1885 Howard Street.
Mrs. E. R. Lake, Of 1888 Twentieth
Street, has gone for a six-weeks' visit TO |
1er old home in Oregon. She expects TO |
each Portland in time to attend the
Rose Festival, and from there will 90
% Corvallis for the commencement exer- |
Uses at the Oregon Agricultural Col |
ege, with which institution Mr., Lake
vas formerly connected.
Mr.. T. St. John Carney. American Con-
5ul General AT Dresden, has arrived at /