The Washington herald., 1915-09-19

! sisters, Misses Elizabeth and Catherine
Porter. The only other persons in the
chapel were her mother and Mrs. Charles
Biddle.
Bishop Goldman was accompanied by
his brother, NJ Goldman. of Boston. After
i the ceremony all except the bride and
groom left by a back door and all the
others at the front. A wedding breakfast
was served for the party at Mrs. Por-
ter's cottage.
Later there was a small reception. Be-
fore noon the bride and bridegroom left
on Bishop Codman's yacht. but the route
1t would take could not be learned.
The bride has been for a number OF
years a popular member Of society and
has been particularly active in church
work. Bishop Goldman, who comes from
prominent Boston family, and is said
to be very wealthy, has also been 4 fire.
quent sojourner here.
A pretty wedding took place Friday
evening at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Horace A. Graham, 2o35 Thirteenth street
northwest. when their daughter. Miss
Hazel Evelyn Graham, became the bride
of Mr.. John Helms HALEY. formerly of
this city. but now Of Oklahoma. The
ceremony was performed at 7:30 o'clock
and was followed at 8 o'clock by a recep-
tion. The Rev. James H. Taylor, pastor
of Central Presbyterian Church. off1ciat-
ed. The bride. who wore a charming
gown of white net, was attended by her
sister. Mrs. Morton r. Weigle, as mat
ron of honor. Mrs. Weigle wore white
lace over chiffon. Mr.. Frank Cleveland
McCrary. Of New York, was best man.
The house was attractively decorated
with palms and asters.
Mrs. Graham. who received with the
bride and bridegroom after the cere-
mony. wore a gown Of black crepe de
chine. Among the out-of-town guests
were Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse CARL and Mr..
Jesse CARL. jr., Of Long Island. and Miss
Helen McCrary. Of New York. Mr.. Hal
Virginia Beach and from there will go
to Tennessee for a visit before going to
their home at Oklahoma City.
Wednesday, November g. Is the date
chosen by Miss Marie Taller for her
marriage to Mr.. s. Bryce Wing. The
ceremony will take place in st. James
Episcopal Church, Madison avenue and
seventy-first street.
Miss Taller, who is the daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs. J. Lee Taller. was proclaimed
to be Americas most beautiful girl' by
the Grand Duke Alexander when on q
NisiI u tui6 COuHlNy NwO yC8Ho dSO. 0Hc
was bridesmaid of Miss Margaret An
drews at the latter's wedding to Mr..
Morgan Belmont last month.
Both Mr. Wing and Miss Taller are
fond Of outdoor sports and have been
identified with the life in Tuxedo Park
The engagement was announced last De-
cember.
Announcement was made yesterday of
A. l>n -
daughter Of Commander Thomas p. Ma
gruder, U. 8. n, to Lieut.. c. Grieg, u.
8. N. The wedding Is to take place in
Newport on November II.
A quiet wedding took place Thursday
evening at ST. AIoysius Church, when
Miss Caroline A. Fersinger became the
bride Of Mr. John @. McMahon. The
bride was attended by Miss Katherine
Riordan; the bridegroom by his cousin,
Mr.. Charles p. Maloney. Mr. and Mrs
Mcmahon left on an early train forl
Niagara Falls and Atlantic City. They
will return to Washington the early part
Of October. Pending the construction oil
their new home. Mr.. and Mrs. McMahoni
will reside at I N street northwest.
A marriage Of interest to Washington
ians took place on Thursday in Newt
York. when Miss Jessica Kelly. Of Berry,
vile. Va, became the bride Of II. Brad |
ley Davidson. r.. son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
H. Bradley Davidson. of this city. Mr.. |
Davidson was educated In Washingtonl |
and at Cornell. where he took the AMI
cultural course. and has taken up scien-l
the farmipg a. . profession. The young
people wili live 1T Bsrryviile.
The zarriaoe Of Mis- Martha Elixa.i
beth Llpseonb. dsushter ct 1fr. and Mrs.
yohn nand6lpA Crown, will take pIaceI
9ep1o06ir q. at noon. 1t the home oil
lGf. ana 1GFe Lapocomb. 1no n street.
l11ee ora0 Iaponemb wiil attsnd her ais-t
= - e1Sof hunpr. and :. Fred Es-l
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