The Washington herald., 1915-12-12

formed the ceremony In tho presence OF
q large gathering Of friends and relatives
| The brides dress was blue broadciotn.
4 trimmed In lynx fur. with hat 70 match.
She carried q shower bouquet OF roses
and lilies Of the valley. Mrs. + {:
wheatley. her sister. was matron OF
honor. She wore q green suit. with nat
l to match. and carried white chrysanthe-
mums. Mr.. Z. C. wheatiey. the brides
brother-in-law. was best man. Mr.. Bert
Middleton. brother Of the bride; M. T.
\ Summers Gwynn. of Clinton: Mr.. W. }.
Heron, Of fayetteville. and Mr.. Ralph
Harris Of Washington. were the ushers.
The church was decorated with ferns ana
ohrysanthemums Mrs. Carrie Shreve
Evans. Of Cheltenham. played the wed
ding march. and Mrs. Minnie Pyies
1 BrigRs and Miss Flora Briggs. of WASH
ington. sang 20 Promise Me-" accompa-
MED by Mrs. Walter Hamilton. OF WASH
linton. Following the ceremony we'd
ding breakfast was served to the bridal
party Mt the home Of the brides parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Machen left Baltimore FIJI
| day evening for Palm Beach, Fla. Tne!
| win visit Savannah. Jacksonville. and
| Miami. returning by rail to Norfolk. the
home Of the bridegroom. They Will re-
/ side in Washington during the winter
\ and will make Hyuttsville their future
home The pupils OF silver Hill School.
where the bride taught. presented her
| with a handsome piece of silver on the
wedding day. and numerous gifts. includ-
\ ing cut-giass. silver. china ana OIL paint
| ings were received.
The woodville Social club entertained
Or. and Mrs. George Peterson at card
party and dance In the town hall at
| that place Friday evening. Mrs. Mary
Thomas and Mr.. Charles Mcpherson won
prizes during the evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. William s. Chichester
have returned after a pleasant stay Of
several weeks with friends and relatives
In Baltimore.
Mr.. Raymond Cunningham has resumed
his studies at st. Johns College. An
napolis. after a brief stay with his par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert s. Cunning
ham here.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert ?. Crandall and
| son, Frederick. have returned to their
| home In Hagerstown. after q pleasant
Whit to the formers parents. DR.. and
Mrs. H. Samuel Crandall in Brentwood.
| Miss Christine !. Tinlins. national or
| sanizer and lecturer for the women's
| Christian Temperance Union, addressed
| members OF the local branch Of that
organization in the Presbyterian Church,
Friday evening. William N. Danner. Sec
retary of the United States committee on
missions to lepers. also spoke during the
| evening. :.
Misses Elizabeth aud Mary Hickey have
| returned to their home in Warrenton,
| Va. after a pleasant visit to the former >
brother -in-Iaw, and sister. Mr.. and Mrs.
| George r. Harris near Thrift.
! The local branch Of the women's Chris
! tian Temperance Union will meet at the
home of its president, Mrs. W. Vernon
Fiske, Tuesday afternoon.
| Dr. and Mrs. william Grockman. Of
the University of Chicago. have been
/ visiting Prof. and Mrs. Robert c. Rose
, during the week. DR.. and Mrs. Crock
| man will visit friends in Washington be-
fore returning to Chicago.
MIR. Charles Meyers has returned to-
his home In Frederick. Frederick County,
I after a stay OF several weeks with
J friends and relatives In Cottae City.
/ Mrs. William L. Forsyth has returned
| a visit Of a month to friends and rela-
| tives in Dertoit.
| Mr.. and Mrs. ". Vernon Fiske, and
| daughter Anita have returned after a.
! brief stay with Mrs. Fiske's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Carroll. In Kent County.
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond c. Klein. and
sons. Joseph and Cecil. have returned to
their home in Lancaster. Pa, after a
! brief stay with friends and relatives
| here.
! Mrs J. Benson Perrie. of Kalmia.
| recently celebrated her Soth birthday.
| Illness prevented her from entertain
ing friends. but she received about $50
post cards and gifts.
A pretty wedding took place In St
Pauls Church. Baden. Wednesday eve
| ming when Miss Ruth Wilson. daugh-
| ter of Mr.. and Mrs. w. Walter Wilson. |
| of Westwood. became the bride Of Mr..
| Leroy Taynan of Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur J. Rossman
have returned to their home in Chi
cago after a pleasant stay of several
| weeks with friends and relatives here. |
A beautiful wedding took place In
st. Paurs Church, Rock Creek Parish. |
| Wednesday evening when Miss Isabel |
Elizabeth Greenland, of Brightwood. |
became the bride of State Auditor |
James Enos Ray, jr., Of Chillum.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert r. Pugh and |
daughter. Louise. have returned to |
their home in Washington after an en- |
joyable visit to Mr.. and Mrs. Conrad
Fauntleroy. near here.
The Sunday school teachers of the |
local Presbyterian Church are arranG-
ing for a Christmas party to be held |
in the dining-room Of the church dur
ing the holidays. Mrs. G. II. Morley |
is chairman Of committee on ar
rangements.
The Ladies' Aid Association of Holy |
Redeemer Church. Berwyn. gave a |
dance and euchre In the reception hall |
Of the church Friday evening. This |
| is the first Of q series Of entertain
ments to be given by that organiza-
ton during the winter.
The Riverdale Presbyterian Church |
was the scene of pretty wedding |
Thursday evening when Miss Ruth |
Chase. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. will I
lam Chase. became the bride of Mr.. |
]. Leonard Welsh. OF Baltimore. Miss
Marie Chase. sister Of the bride. ives
the maid of honor. and Mr.. Lorfn
Brown, of Baltimore, best man. Rev.
Ralph Hand. pastor of the church. per-
formed the ceremony and Miss Vir-
ginia Gray and Florence Collier played
the wedding march.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ashley Speakman have
returned to their home near Lees