The Washington herald., 1914-07-15

A beautifully appointed wedding eere-
mony. followed by a nuptiaI mass. took
place yesterday morning at ST. Peters
Church, Capitol Hill, with Miss Grace
Deloras Lynch and Mr.. James Edward
Collffower, as the contracting parties.
The bride, who is a daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. n A Lynch. Of Capitol Hill. was
Miss Katherine McAllister as maid OF
honor The ushers who led the short
procession were Messrs- Francis 8.
Mcguire. Leo A. Rover. Louis A Payne.
and Edward Lynch, the later a brother Of
the bride Mr.. George c. colliflower
was his brothers best man
Rev. Stephen Morris oniciated. The
sanctuary was lined with delicate ferns
and summer foliage. with annunciation
lilies and many lighted tapers beautify-
ing the high altar. The bride wore a
trained gown Of crepe meteor with Ions
veil of tuile and pendant OF diamonds,
the latter the gift Of the bridegroom
Her bouquet was Of Bride roses and
lilies Of the valley. The maid OF honor
wore a stylish demi-toilet Of pink erepe
de chine combined with white lace,
small white lace hat trimmed in pink
rosebuds and carried a large cluster OF
Killarney roses.
The church ceremony was followed by
a breakfast at the Lynch home on
Fourth street southeast. where the floral
decorations was entirely in pink roses.
Mrs. Lynch wore a handsome toilet OF
crepe de chine in pale gray. with gray
hat trimmed in coral plumes Mrs. Col
| liflower, the bridegroom's mother. who
assisted in receiving. wore a handsome
all black toilet, also Of crepe de chine.
with a black hat.
The bride and bridegroom left during
the afternoon for a honeymoon trip OF
several weeks They viii be at home after
August Is, at 12I Fourth street south
east.
A, small company Of relatives and init.
mate friends witnessed the marriage yes,
| terday at noon at the Hamline NJ. z
Church. of Miss Muriell ]. LinnelI snC
Mr.. Macon d. Robertson. both OF Amelia
Va. Rev. Lucian c. Clarke. the pastol
| OF the CHURCH. officiated. There were NJ
attendants. The bride wore a becoming
coat suit OF mauve silk wolfe with small
| white hat
wedding breakfast at the Hote
| Continental followed the cermony. Tn,
company included in addition to th'
bride and bridegroom, the formers sis
ter. Miss Phileda LInneIl; Mr.. Leon Rob
ertsOn, brother Of the bridegroom: Mrs
c. W. Hassen, of Washington: Mr.. anC
Mrs. L. F. Carleton. of Pittsburgh. Pa.
Miss bessie Clarke, Of Raleigh, y. c.
Mr.. A G. Wooton. OF Amelia, and Mr.
| H z. Bucher. of Richmond.
| Following the breakfast the bride anC
bridegroom left for a weeks honeymoon
| trip. They will be at home at Amelil
after July s
! Mr.. and Mrs. Charls Elwood Foste
| announce the engagement Of their niece
| Miss Marcy Irwin Curtin, to Mr.
| Thomas Beaver Browne, Of Philadelphia
The wedding to take place in the early
| autumn. Miss Curtin Is the daughte
OF the late Andrew G. Curtin, I'd, o
Pennsylvania. and a great-niece Of thai
| Andrew G. Curtain. who served as wal
! governor Of the State, member OF Con
/ Eress. and Minister TO Russia Since tn,
death Of her parents a few years agC
she has lived chiefly with Mr. and Mrs
Foster at their home in Sixteenth street
| The rice and Princess Fra ncesco .Ros-
| pigliosi. whose marriage took place IN
Paris on June %. are now in Stockholm
/ where they are being entertained BY tbs
| British Minister and Lady ISa belle How.
ard. The latter are very pleasantly re,
membered in Washington, where Mr.
Esme Howard served as counsellor o.
embassy. The Prince francesca Rospig
liosi. notwithstanding his name and title
is very much an Englishman. and. will
his American bride. who was Miss Lsur1
Mcdonald Stallo. will make his home IL
Great Britain rather than Italy. He i
a nephew Of Lady Isabella Howard, an,
| consequently a grandson of the lat,
Earl Of NewburE- and nephew OF tn,