The Washington herald., 1912-06-20
|SOCi0fY

I sister-in-law in marriage. Miss Mani,
Adams was the maid OF honor, and Mis-
/ Katherine Allwine sister OF the bride,
/ groom, was the bridesmaid. Master Al
bert Furg1son acted as ring bearer
Ernest Allwine. brother Of the bride
groom, acted as best man, and the ush
ers were Mr.. Martin Allwine and Mr.
Edward S. Ailwine. brothers Of tn,
Or. Melville 'Eslin. Following the cere,
mony an informal reception was held In
i the home Of the brides mother, l2IO Iry.
ing Street, and later In the evening Mr.
and Mrs. Allwine left for a bridal trip
Upon their return they will reside at II2i
| r Street Northeast.
The marriage Of Miss Katherine Weir
OF this city, to Mr. Ernest B. Hell, also
OF this city. Will take place at O'Clock
| this evening in st. Mary's Catholic
| Church. The ceremony will be followed
by reception in the home Of the BRIDE
groom's parents
Mrs. Chisholm. wife OF Dr. Francis NJ.
Chisholm, will spend convention week in
Baltimore as the guest OF DR.. and Mrs.
Frank Martin.
Col Charles L. MccawIey, U. s. NJ. c.,
end Mrs McCawley will leave Washing
ton early in July for their summer place
81 Bar Harbor.
Mr.. and Mrs Woodbury. Blair will 60
TO Bar Harbor early in July 10 spend
the remainder Of the season.
Mrs. Frank Hume and Miss Mabel
Hume Will close their residence in Mas
sachusetts Avenue to-day and 20 TO
their country place in Alexandria Coun-
ty, Va. They will spend the month Of
August at Narragansett Pier.
Cards have been received here announc-
ing the marriage Of Miss Katharine sher-
wood, daughter Of Representative and
Mrs. Isaac r. Sherwood, OF Toledo,
Ohio, TO Mr.. Samuel Henry Roberts on
Saturday, June IS, In Toledo. The cere-
mony was performed at s o'clock in the
home Of the brides parents by Rev. DR..
Charles Samuel Black, pastor OF the Col
lingwood Avenue Presbyterian Church.
A large company OF relatives and class
mates OF the bride and bridegroom. men,
bers OF their respective fraternities at
the University OF Michigan. were pres
ent. The house was decorated for the
occasion with pink roses and ferns, and
an appropriate programme Uf music was
rendered by Mrs. Nellie Cook preceding
the entrance Of the bridal party. The
bride wore ivory satin, trimmed with
Brussels lace, and her only ornament
was a gift OF the bridegroom, a dis-
mond and pearl bar pin. Her veil was
caught with a wreath OF orange blossoms
and she carried a pyramid shower OF
Killarney rosebuds. Mrs. Sherwood.
mother Of the bride. was gowned in pale
blue satin. trimmed with point lace.
After a Western wedding trip, Mr.. and
Mrs. Roberts will make their future
home in Chicago. where they will be at
home after September l at 953 East Sixty
second Street. Representative Sherwood
will return to Washington early next
week for the convention in Baltimore
and will remain until the close OF Con-
gress, but the remainder OF the family
who went TO their home in Ohio for the
wedding will not return to Washington
until next fail.
Mr. and Mrs. James William DOGGY. Of
Capitol Hill. will entertain a house party
from illinois during the Democratic con-
vention in Baltimore. Judge Edward
DOGGY, Of Pittsfield. Ill. brother OF Mr..
DOGGY. is a delegate to the National Con-
ventiOn. and Mrs. Helen Nelson-Doocy
is on the stan OF the Illinois press.
Representative and Mrs. James McDer-
mott, ofAChicago, are still in their home
in Columbia Road, and are receiving con-
Eratulations from their friends over the
arrival Of a fine boy this week.
Mrs. Howard W. Reed. who has been
the guest OF her son. Mr.. Leroy E. Reed.
and Mr.. and Mrs. James W. DOGGY the
past ten days, has returned TO her home
in Allentown, Pa.
Mrs. Mida Peabody. past president of
Lincoln Circle, Ladies OF the G. A. R..
will sail for Europe with a party OF
D. A r. ladies June %, and will return
Is.
Mr.. George Rowe has returned from a
visit to New York City to
the home OF his daughter. Mrs. A. Alex
ander Thomas, formerly Miss Helen
Rowe, OF this city.
Mrs. Martha Baker, Of Baltimore, visit
ed at the home Of her cousin. Mrs Anna
Peck. OF Capitol Hill, the past week.
The marriage is announced Of Miss
Erna Watson Lewis, daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Z Lewis. OF Fort
NIyer Heights, Md, and Mr. Charles H.
Shepherd, which took place Tuesday
evening at s o'clock at Red Gables,
home Of the brides parents. This date
was also the silver anniversary Of the
wedding Of the brides parents. and the
l.ouse was beautifully decorated for the !
occasion. the reception rooms being in |
palms. yuccas, Japanese iris, forest
leaves, daisies, and roses, and a wedding |
bell was hung over a bank of flowers |
which formed an improvised altar.
The ceremony opened with the singing |
by Miss Lillian Lewis, a cousin OF the !
bride, Of Rubinstein's Thou Art Like
Unto a Flower" in place of a wedding |
march, and the procession came down
the stairway the brothers and sisters !
Of the bride and bridegroom, Miss shir-
ley B. Lewis and Miss Norma H. Lewis, |
Mr.. R Page Shepherd and Mr.. Philip |
D. Shepherd, as attendants, leading. fol-
lowed by Mrs. Lewis with the bride
groom and Mr.. Lewis with the bride.
Rev. William L. Hoffman, Of the Mount
Olivet Methodist Episcopal Church, near
oficiated, the young couple
before the altar with the mother
and father Of the bride on either side
At the close Miss Lillian LAWS sang 20
Happy Day." by Goetz. with Miss Ma
-ian Tucker, Of Washington, at the
piano, and Miss Grace Brown. a New
cousin, and Mr.. Max Tucker
with violins as accompanies. While
the was singing the bridal party turned
md faced the company.
The bride was dressed in soft white
ilk with a drapery OF shadow lace and
hiffon yoke with garniture Of orange
blossoms and pearl necklace, the gift