The Washington herald., 1912-10-20

ton accompanying. furnished several
violin solos. Miss Ella Sargent and Misa
s. Kicker. of Brookland, played several
duets.
A delightful surprise party was given
Miss Rena NJ. Wood by a number of
her friends at her home. SO Ninth Street
Southeast. Friday evening. October Is.
in celebration Of her nineteenth birth
day. Among those who were present
were heS mother. Mrs. e. A. Wood. and
her sister. Miss Dorothy. and John B.
Altman. jr. Bertha Wright. Oscar Tor
renee. Lyle Deitx. George Altman. Rose
Flynn. Price Walters Mildred Petrola,
Elmer Nicholson. and Edna Petrola. The
evening was enjoyed with music. games
and refreshments
A most beautiful wedding took place
fast evening at S o'clock At the home of
the brides mother. Mrs. Anna NJ. Ap-
pich. when her daughter. Miss Ruth
Elizabeth Appich. became the bride Of
Mr.. Louis Francis Bohraus. son Of Mrs.
Christina Bohraus.
The groom awaited his bride At an
improvised altar. which was beautifully
decorated. the background being Of mas
sive palms. ferns. and white chrysanths-
NUNS. while on the altar there were
many lighted cathedral candles. adding
solemnity to the occasion.
To the strains Of Lohengrin's wedding
march. played by Miss Ella Hill. the
bride entered the parlor on the arm Of
her uncle. Mr.. William H. Steuernagel
of Richmond. Va. who gave her in mar
riage. She wore a handsome plum-col-
ored suit. with a hat to match. trimmed
In French plumes, and carried a shower
bouquet Of Bride roses ard lilies Of the
valley. Her only ornament was an anne
thyst pennant set In pearls. a gift Of the
groom. The bride was preceded by her
attendants. her sisters. Mrs. Rose E.
Green. matron Of honor. and Miss Char.
iotte Appich and Miss Florence Applch.
as bridesmaids.
The ceremony was performed by Rev
Charles F. Brandt. pastor Of the Luthe-
ran Church. After beautiful supper.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bohraus left for Northern
trip before leaving for their future homo
in Oakland. Cal.
A very pleasant surprise party was
given Mr.. Charles Lee Munnerlyn, jr.,
Of his mother. 41s Fourth Street North
east. Thursday evening. October II. in
celebration Of his twenty-first birthday.
There were present his uncle. Mr.. John
e. Matthews: his mother. Mrs. c. L
Munnerlyn. and sisters. Miss Orrie May
and Mnnie Warren Munnerlyn. also Miss
Flossie I. and Mary A. Newcombe. Miss
Dora K. and Annie E. Guilford. Miss
Emma and Ellen C. Charnstrom. Miss
Daisy F. Prince, and Miss May I. Wilson.
and the Messrs. Irving r. Pierce. Frank
A. Frost. Oscar T. Loving. Harry W.
Rumer. Eugene D. Supplee. and D. Les
lie Daniel The evening was enjoyed
with music, dancing. and games.
st. Joseph's Catholic Church was the
scene Of a beautiful marriage last Tues
day morning at II o'clock. when Miss
Edna Elizabeth Boyd. only daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward W. Boyd became
the bride Of Mr.. Victor Eugene Jaeger.
The ceremony was performed by Rev.
Father Ignatius Fealy. and was followed
by . nuptial mass. The altar was artis-
tically adorned with cut flowers and
lights.
The ushers were Mr.. Ray Barrick. Mr..
Martin Dempf. Mr.. Joseph Herbert. and
Mr. Edwin Tyler. |
The young bride was escorted to the
altar by her faher. who gave her in
marriage. preceded by Miss Meta Jaeger.
sister OF the groom as maid Of honor.
Miss Ethel Riley and Miss Ethel Pryor,
cousins OF the birdie, and Miss Carrie
Ruppel and Miss Mabel Hamann a.
Mr william ]. Boyd,
brother of the bride was best man.
The bride wore . gown Of cream crepe