The Washington times., 1912-09-12
Personal Mention

Mr.. and Mrs Sidney J. Bessellevre
have cards out for the wedding reccp-
tion Of their daughter, Miss Jessie
Mary Besselievre and Harry Leo Ham
ilton. on wednesday evening, Septem-
ber Is, at $3.50 o'clock. at their residence.
315 e street northeast.
The ceremony which will precede the
reception at o'clock, will be attended
only by a small family party and few
At home cards for after November, 1.
at The Arden. 1870 r street. are in
closed.
Mrs. NJ. Raum Littell has sent out
cards announcing the marriage of her
daughter, Miss Mabel Littell, to the
Rev. Ernest Risley Eaton, of Baltimore,
and formerly Of Melbourne. Australia
The marriage took place Wednesday.
September II, the Rev. Charles Hastings
Dodd, of Baltimore, officiating in the
presence OF a small party Of relatives.
After October 1. the Rev. Mr.. Eaton
and Mrs. Eaton will be at home at aSo
West Seventh street, Chester Pa
Neelsville Presbyterian Church was
the scene last evening, at 6 O'Clock, OF
the marriage Of Miss Hannah Holland
Virginia Warfield, OF Gaithersburg.
burg. Va. The ceremony was performed
by the Rev. Dr. John Mason Pitcher,
father Of the bridegroom. and DR.; l..
d. Richards. pastor OF the church. the
greens, and white asters. The wedding
march was played by Mrs. Dorsey Grif-
| nth, OF Laytonsville.
The bride is the youngest daughter or
viii Celebrate the fiftieth anniversary
| of their marriage in November.
The bride. who entered the church
! with her sister. Mrs: Greenberry q:
Griffith, Of Laytoasvile' avn as mamoI of Ian. Ui
anese hand embroidered null with real
| lace over white messaline. Her tullt
| veil was caught with orange blossoms
and she carried shower booauef!, !,eo o'
| Her only ornament was diamond and
| pearl La VaIliere, the gift of the
bridegroom. The matron OF honor wore
green marquisette and whlte SIX iat' q
Miss Nettie worthington. of Philadel
phia, was maid of honor. Her gowl
was Of white lace over green messai1ne mes Inc
bridesmaids were Miss Maude Dorsey
cousin of the bride; Miss Lucille Hig
gins, niece of the bride; Miss Ell,
Plummer. of Gaithersburg; MISS Ethe
Philadelphia: Miss Mary v. Beckhan
: OF Washington, d. G. They wore gree
| ImarQutSetIe over Wnite THtSbdhHc. ti'h'
med with white lace and peau-de-cygnt
and carried bouquets OF white chrysan
themums.
The best man was Frederick Piichel
Of Petersburg. brother OF the & sroOn
brother Of the groom: P. PaTsor
mond. va; John q. Terry. Of De
Molnes Nor Hvsp Lowe Va Reuess ss e WareS Wares
Gaithersburg: Nd. brothers Of II 4
, bride, and Claude W. owen, Of Wasi
ington. d. c.. cousin of the bride.
, Following the ceremony an elabora
< supper was served at the home Of Il
e brides parents for the bridal party, II
Z families of the bridegroom and a fe
:, friends
Mr.. and Mrs. Pitcher departed on
8 late train for Niagara, Thousand
h lands, and Montreal.
= For several days previous to the We
: ding, the bride-elect was hostess at
= house party. given to the bridal par
5 and few other guests from distanG
a bridal party were Miss Minerva Week
DR.. and Mrs. Lewis d. Pitcher. MI
Frederick Pitcher. DR.. William Pilcht
4 of Petersburg: Va; Lewis Pitcher; T. Z
70 Mrs. Margaret Pitcher. Bradshaw.
z Burkeviile, Va; ], A. Pitcher, Of Ro
3 noke. Va; Mr.. and Mrs. g. c. Land
II Of Philadelphia; Mrs. DR.. c. A. Rhod.
= Of Atlanta; Ga; Dr. and Mrs; e.
l. Clara Ridsley. of Baltimore; Mrs.
a than Gott, Of Boyds, Nd.
l. Mr.. and Mrs. Pitcher will reside
N Petersburg, Va.
$, Mrs. B. X. Gladmon announces I
d. marriage of her youngest daught
IN Miss Helen Gladmon, to the Rev. Lev
d. L. Purdum, assistant pastor OF
First Congregational Church. The RI
to s. w. woodrow, pastor of the chur'
"a solemnized the ceremony, which to
place yesterday afternoon.
io Immediately afterward Mr.. and NJ
Of Purdum left for a bridal trip to Atls
" tic City, northern New York and C'
We ada. After November !. they will be
hcme at 1910 Park road.
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