The Washington herald., 1915-09-19

C. winmill was Mr.. Greenes best man.
Mr.. Arthur Gwynne, Mr.. Silas Downing
and Mr.. E. H. Dannat Pell
Miss Lois Campbell Douglas. daughter
of the late Benjamin and Mrs. Margaret
Biddle Douglas, and Mr.. Frank Lloyd
Weaver, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd E.
Weaver, of this city. were married yes
| terday afternoon at o'clock, at St.
James Church, Crosse Isle, Mich. Rev.
Douglas was attended by her sister, Miss
Margretta Biddle Douglas. as maid of
honor. and two little flower girls, her
cousins, Valerie Campbell Smith and
Winifred 1nglis Hall. Mr.. Edward How
ell attended the groom as best man. The
ushers were Mr.. John Williams, son Of
Rt Rev. G. Mott Williams, Bishop Of
Marquette, and three brothers of the
bride. Messrs. Stafford. Gilbert and Ben
jamin Douglas. DR.. Andrew Porter Bid
die. Mrs. Douwlas' twin brother. gave
the hand Of the bride in marriage. After
the ceremony a small reception for the
wedding party. relatives. and a few in
innate friends was held at the former
residence of the brides grandfather. the
late Samuel Townsand Douglas, now oc.
cupied by Mrs. Frederick p. Anderson.
There were no cards.
The wedding which was planned for
the winter, has been rather hurriedly
arranged on account Of the appointment
of the groom to the faculty Of Johns
Hopkins. Baltimore. where he will oc-
cupy the chair OF engineering. Mr..
Weaver. who was born in Washington,
D. c.. is a graduate Of the University of
Michigan. Miss Douglas was attending
the university when she met him. Miss
Douglas is a very beautiful blond of the
Priscilla type. and is q girl Of broad cul-
ture, excellfng as a pianist. Several
charming parties were given during the
week in honor of Miss Douglas and Mr..
Weaver. Mrs G. Mott Williams and the
Misses Williams. of Marquette; Miss Su.
san d. Biddle. Of Washington. and Col
John Biddle. Of Baltimore. will be among
the out-of-town guests.
An interesting wedding took place
Thursday morning at 8 o'clock in the
private chapel Of the Catholic University,
a nuptial mass following, when Miss
Alice Theresa Camalier, daughter of the
late Mr.. John B. Camalier and the late
Mrs. Alice Stone Camalier, of Southern
Maryland. became the bride Of Mr. Leo
Behrendt, Of Danzig. Germany. Rev.
George A. Dougherty, Of the Catholic
university. omcidteu Inc pf1oe wore q
tailored suit of blue chiffon broadcloth
with hat to match and carried bouquet
of gardenias. Among the out-of-town
guests were Miss Adele Maley, of Gales
burg, Ohio. and Mr.. william Tinkney
Hammond, Of Baltimore. Mr.. and Mrs.
Behrendt left Immediately for Baltimore,
where q wedding breakfast was served
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Irving Sus-
ting. The guests at the breakfast were
their Baltimore friends. Following a trip
to Boston by sea they will be at home
after October 1 at the Fulford. Mr.. Beh-
rendth who is professor of German at
the Catholic University, was educated III
Berlin and Vienna
Miss Margaretta Biddle Porter. of Phil
and Washington. daughter OIL
Mrs. ]. Biddle Porter, was married yes.
terday morning In the chapel Of 81. Sa-
vior's Episcopal Church. to the Rt Rev.
Robert Goldman. Bishop Of Maine. Be-
Iides the Immediate members Of the fam.
Ily only Mr.. and Mrs. John c. Iiyinr. |
Bton and Misc Aida Lvingston, OF New
York. wers present. The death Of thel
brides father. the late Col J. Biddle Por.l
ter, u. 8. A.. at Leavenworth. Kan. last
spring. was the caues Of the quiet We'd
ding.
The csrsmeny vas psrfsrmed hy theI
Rev. Albert LArned. Of St. savior'sI
Church.
ne bride was drssssd IN h white vitAI
! whits hat and y1f1ept veil Her un.t
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