Evening star., 1913-06-22

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Meyer, jr., was announced last week.
which Mr. and Mrs Gibson left for At
lantic City. They will reside upon their
return from the honeymoon trip in
Falls Church.
Miss Grace Josephine Osborne. elder
daughter of the American consul at
Havre and Mrs. John Ball Osborne, was
!, married to Mr.. Hugh Nisbet McAuley OF
| Washington at the home Of the bride in
| Havre, France, June 81
The marriage Of Miss Julia Getz,
| daughter of Mr. and Mrs. August F. GetZ,
and Mr.. William Steven Faulkner Of Can
! ton, Ga, took place last Wednesday
night at the Trinity Lutheran Church,
Rev. H. Schroeder the pastor officiating.
in the presence of a large gathering of
their relatives and friends, including
| number from out Of town.
| The chancel was beautifully adorned
| with palms and ferns, while bride roses
| filled the altar vases. The reserved pews
were marked by large lunches of roses
tied with white satin ribbon, which
| stretched across the center aisle.
The ushers who seated the guests and
later led the way for the bridal party
were Mr.. Frank Wartzbarcker, Mr..
Emil Getz nephew of the bride; Mr..
Charles Getz. cousin of the bride, Of
Baltimore. Md.
The bride was escorted by her father.
Mr.. August F. Getz, attended sby her
niece Miss Florence Getz. as maid of
honor. Mr.. w. Poole of Tate, Ga, was
best man.
The lovely young bride wore becoming
gown of white satin with pearl trim
ming and having court train. Her
veil fell to the end of the train. cascaded
from a cap of shirred tulle, which was
encrcled with orange blossoms and lilies
of the valley. Her shower bouquet was
of bride roses and lilies of the valley.
The maid of honor wore a girlish CO.'S
tune of light blue crepe meteor trim
med in gold lace. and carried an arm
bouquet Of pink roses.
Later reception was held at the home
of the brides parents. which was beau
tifully decorated with palms. ferns and
!. cut flowers. The mantels were banked
in smilax and pink roses. An orchestra
played throughout the evening while
the guests were served In the dining
room, which also was decorated, the
beautiful three-layer wedding cake hav-
!. ing a place of honor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Faulkner left the same
night for a honeymoon trip through the
south. and will visit the mother and other
relatives of the groom in Canton. Ga;
Kansas and California before returning
to Atlanta. Ga, where they contemplate
building their home.
blue serge, with small hat of the same
coloring trimmed In velvet and variegated
pansies.
Her wedding presents, numerous and
beautiful, were shown in one or the up
per rooms Of the house, and almost COM
pletely filled it.
Among the many friends who called
during the evening to extend congratula-
tons and good wishes were the directors
of the German American Building Asso-
citation, of which the brides father is
vice president
Miss Evelyn Thayer of Boston, who re-
Gently returned from visit, with her
aunt Mrs. Nathaniel Thayer, to the lat
ters daughter the Countess Moltke, In
| Berlin will be married to Mr.. l. Fucker
Burr in Lancaster, Mass, In september.
Clarence Earle Bradburn, United States
Cavalry were married by the Rev. DIR.
| Arthur Johnson of the Second Reformed
Church, Hackensack. n. j., assisted oy
Methodist Church, at the home of the
brides father. Mr.. Edward D. Easton, at
Arcola. y. j.. June IA.
| The bridesmaid was Miss Helen Eas-
! ton a sister of the bride, and the best
man was Lieut.. Clinton w. Russell of
| Texas.
The ushers We're Lieut.. Thoburn X.
! Brown of Tennessee. Lieut.. Dennis +.
/
Carlisle of Texas and Mortimer d. Eas-
, ton, a brother Of the bride. The four
lieutenants were classmates of the bride
| groom and were graduated from West
the ceremony in military dress, also
| did West Point Cadets Cousins, Howard
and Miller and Lieuts. Sliney and Purnel.
| The bride was cOstumed in white char
| meuse. point venise lace, with veil and
cap, trimmed with orange blossoms Her
| only ornament was a pearl and sap
phire pendant. the gift of the bride
| groom. She carried shower bouquet
of bridal roses and lilies of the valley.
| The bridesmaids wore pink satin over
| white chiffon and carried roses.
| Mr.. Fenton Cramer of this city was best
| man at the marriage Wednesday in
Dover Del, of Miss Miriam Taylor Kirk
| and Mr.. Charles J. Doll Of Frederick, Md.
! The matron and maid of honor both
wore gowns Of cream charmeuse and car
reid Marechal Mel roses.
| The bridesmaids wore yellow charmeuse
| gowns and carried cultivated roses.
| The brides gown was a handsome
white satin trimmed with duchess lace,
| the only ornament being q diamond and
pearl crescent, the gift of the groom.
| Following the wedding, a reception was
! given at the home of the brides parents
on Bradford street. at which the bridal
party and invited guests participated
| The brides gifts to her maids were
ostrich plume fans. while the groom pre-
sented his best man and ushers with
| souvenir stickpins.
After wedding trip the newly married
couple will reside at Frederick, Md
In st. Johns Episcopal Church at |
| Boulder, Colo, Wednesday, June 1s, at |
7 o'clock in the evening, Anne Elizabeth |
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Brad |
| field of Washington, D. c., was married |
to Mr.. William Samuel Graham of Den
yer the Rev. H. NJ. Walters officiating
! The church was artistically decorated |
with Shasta daisies and palms Miss |
| Bradtield who born in North Caro-
| lima. is well known in Washington city |
where she resided until about a year ago, |