The Washington times., 1915-05-18
Weddings-Engagements

Miss Julia Goldsborongh. daughter of
Mrs. Edmund X. Goldsborough. will be
married to Tilghman Johnston. Of
Eastork Md, To-Day at $3.50 O'Clock at
the home or the bride in Is street. the
Rev. DR.. OConncll officiating. IN the
presence of small family party. The
nouSe Is elaborately decorated with oak
leaves, syrnSa and other spring blos-
sorns. The bride, who Will be given in
marriage by her brother Edmund Lee
Goldsbcrough. will be gowned in white
satin with long tram and an over
dress Of white lace pointed in the back
and front and caught here and there
with orange blossoms. The long sleeves
arc OF net and the neck Is Cit low.
Her tulle veil is finished with a cap of
orange blossoms, and she Will carry a
bouquet Of white orchids and lilies OF
the valley.
Miss Helen Robinson, Of Philadelphia.
will be maid of honor and the brides
maids will be Miss Ruth Perkins, OF
this city, and Miss Elizabeth Bateman,
of Easton. Md. They will all be gowned
alike. in white net with flounCes of lace
on the skirt. The lace also hangs from
the shoulders in the back. forming
cape. High standing collars, long net
sleeves and narrow pink girdles are
other features of their gowns which will
bo Worn with large pink hats. They will
carry pink roses.
b. T. Goldsborough. of Baltimore,
will be best man for Mr.. Tilghman.
A reception, to which a number OF
additional guests have been asked. will
follow the ceremony, and Mrs. Colds
borough, who will receive with the
bridal party, will wear a handsome
black lace costume. After wedding
trip the young people will make their
home In Easton. Md
Invitations have been issued for the
marriage Of Miss Beulah Estelle Tay-
lor, daughter OF Mrs. Irene Taylor, Of
this city, to William Edward Pagel
May e at $ o,elock. at Mt. Vernon
ception for the bridal party and few
relatives will follow the ceremony. a..
will be held at the brides home. ia
Randolph place. Mr.. Pagel is a native
Of Wisconsin, but has lately made his
home in Washington.
Arthur S Thompson, Of New York
Springfield. Md. were married vester-
day morning at the home OF the bride 8
parents, DR.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Duvall.
Members of the two immediate families
simple white dress and carried white
sweet peas and lilies Of the valley.
Lunch was served after the ceremony
and the bride and bridegroom departed
shortly afterward for few weeks trip
They will be at home to their friends
IN New York city after June Is.
Mr.. Thompson is secretary TO the
general manager Of tn" Associated
where his parents now live.
A simple but charming ceremony
marked the mSrriase 1dsS of Of Mr. LILY AR
p. Foster, L. 5. A.. to Colonel Henry
Clay Newcomer. Corps of Engineers
U B. A.. which took place at II O'Clock
this morning at All Souls, IN 'nrian
tor Of the church. officiated and IN in
formal reception In the parlor of the
church followed the ceremony, which
was attended by a small gathering Of
close friends. There were no attend
ants.
The bride wore a smart travelling cos
tune of midnight blue silk ponlin, with
a blue hat trimmed with self-Colored
paradise plumes and a Corsege bouUuet
Of orchids and lilies of the valley. Dur
ing the seating OF the guests the organ
isl gave musical program. which in
Guided "Cauteline Nuptials," "Marrhe
tir Edgar: "Allegretto Ciraz.oeo. .
Fours: "Marche Nuptiale." Catherine; :;
"Pastorale." scarlotti; "SCherzo," Rog-
,rs and "Serenade," Widor.
Colonel Newcomer is In charge of the
United States engineer office and lives
~ the Mendoza where he and his bride
win be at home upon their return from
their wedding trip.
Mr. and Mrs Clement Wright Huske
announce the engagement Of their daugh-
ter. Miss Annie Wright Huske, tN C"s
tavus George Reinige", Of this citv. The
wedding will take p!<ce at o'clock m
the evening Of June At Ardnore, Mr.
snd Mrs. Huske's charming now country
Snme in Montgomery county. Md
Madame Carho wife 81 the fnr~oer r''r
,:tsr 70 the United States from Ecuador
hss announced the engagement or be-
daughter. Marie Angelica. to Mr.. WillIs
Roscoe Jones. Of baltimore. Miss Csrbo
hsE been a faVorite In Washington So
-taty since her debut, ard, with her