The Washington herald., 1914-07-16
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The marriage Of Miss Gladys strong,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles 3.
Strong. to Mr.. Carl A Hellmann, son OF
Mr.. Charles W. Hellmann, OF Chicago,
took place yesterday morning at lG:30 in
81. Stephens Episcopal Church, Rev.
George F. Dudley. rector, oficiating. The
only attendant was the brides uncle. Mr..
James S. Easby-SmIth, who acted as best
man. Only the members Of the two fami-
lies, and a very few close friends were
present. The bride wore her going-away
gown Of dark-blue poplin. with a bodice
Of palest yellow crepe de chine. and
tailored hat with stin white wings She
carried a huge bunch OF golden gate roses
and maiden hair fern. A breakfast for the
wedding party only followed in the home
Of the brides parents, after which Mr..
and Mrs. Hellmann left for a weeks
visit at Atlantic City, New York and
Philadelphia. The wedding came as
surprise to the many friends Of both the
bride and bridegroom. as neither the en-
gagement nor wedding date had been
previously announced. The bride is, one
Of the youngest graduates from the Cen
tral High School. where she received her
diploma in 1905. She afterwards Gradu-
ated from Normal School with honOrs.
class Of 1910. She is a gifted and brilliant
pianist and composer. The bridegroom
is a graduate from the University Of Ill
inois. class Of 1896. He Is a member Of
the Potomac Boat Club and has been ad-
mttted TO practice in the courts Of the
District Of Columbia He was also COM
missioned a first lieutenant in the Coast
Artillery L. S. A. but resigned IL to
pursue a scientific career. He is now
connected with the Government service
The brides father. the late Mai. Frank
Strong. and his family were among the
best known OF the old families Of the
District. On their return from Atlantic
City Mr.. and Mrs. Hellmann will take
up their residence in the new home, 243l
Ontario road, recently completed. Oppo-
site the home Of the BRIDES parents and
given her by the bridegroom as a we'd
ding gift. Mrs Martha Hellman. sister
Of the bridegroom, came early in the
week from Chicago for the wedding.
The marriage OF Miss Frances Leonora
Pace. daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. Lewis
d. Pace, OF this city. 10 Ensign Lawrence
Warner Clarke. L. S. ", took place yes
terdsy morning at IL o'clock at st.
Thomas Church. Dupont Circle. Only a
small family party witnessed the cere-
mOny. at which the rector OF the church,
Rev. c. Ernest Smith, officiated. In the
absence Of Mr.. Pace. in Montana. where
he has been detained by official business.
the bride was escorted by her uncle, Col |
John L. Phillips. L. S. a. Mr.. Lowell |
Harding was best man.
The bride wore very chic semi-taiIored |
costume OF dark blue. with small satin |
and straw hat There was no reception. !
the bride and bridegroom leaving i'm |
mediately after the ceremony for a |
honeymoon trip TO include a sojourn at /
Lake George. and later a visit TO the |
parents. at Utica, y. Y.
Ensign Clarke was until a month ago !
with the feet at Vera Cruz. and until \
yesterdays ceremony had been a patient |
at the Walter Reed Hospital
The marriage Of Miss Ruth Winston,
Of Birmingham. Ala. TO Mr. Charles Z.
BUrEoOn. Of this city, will take place
July <. The engagement OF Miss Winston
and Mr.. BurGoOn was announced several
weeks ago by Mrs. William G. Ledbetter.
Of Birmingham, mother Of the bEide-eleCL :
Representative and Mrs Richmond !
Pearson Hohson are in New York. where
the marriage of Mrs. Hobsons sister,
Miss Lucia Hull. to Mr.. Harrie T. Lin
dleoerg. took place yesterday afternoon
The ceremony which was attended by
the Church Of the Heavenly Rest at $50
o'clock.
Another wedding OF yesterday of inter
Est to Washington was that OF Miss
Dorothy Layman. daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles A. Layman. Of Indianapolis.
10 Passed Assistant Surgeon Robert e l.
u. s. ". OF the Presidents
yacht Mayflower. This ceremony took
%
Rest al o'clock This. too. was marked
BY great simplicity. with only the imme-
Hate relatives Of the bride and bride
groom and the lstter's brother officers
'f the Mayflower in attendance.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis L. Thompson and
Miss Virginia Thompson have gone 10
Atlantic City for weeks stay at the
Marlborough-Ble
Former Senator and Mrs. Nathsn B.
scott will leave today for Atlantic City
or a week or ten days stay.
Mrs Walter Wells who left town YES
erdsy will make a short visit 10 New
fork then go 10 Atlantic city. where
he and her two children will pass sew
.raI weeks. Dr Wells will Join his fam
ly at Atlantic City and later with Mrs
Wells proposes passing some time at the
White Sulphur Springs.
Mrs. Nicholas Anderson entertained a
Inner company last evening at her Bar '
IarbOr cottage in compliment to Sir John I
nd Lady Harrington. who are her guests
or a week.
Mrs Henry F Dimick will entertain
dinner company of young people this :
vsning in compliment to Miss Helen 4
Nalcott. OF Washington.
Lieut.. Commander and Mrs Horace
laCfarIa nd. who have been residing with
drs MaCfarlands' mother. Mrs. r. B.
Ioran. AT the Iatter's home on Sheridan
'irCle. have leased an apartment at
Court for the coming season.
Ir. and Mrs. Macfarland are passing the
ummer at Atlantic City.
Lieut.. Augustus Norton. L. s. A. and |,
frs Norton have returned to their home
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