The Washington times., 1916-11-18
Miss Myrtle RELY q Bride.

| A pretty wedding took place last
! Wednesday evening at o'clock In the
| home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Bundy.
IS Quincy place southeast, when MISS
Myrtle Irene Rely, OF Glen Echo. ma.
| became the bride OF Charles Henry
| Steinbraker, Of Washington. The Hev:
william Oscar Roome, Jr, rector OF
Emmanuel Episcopal Church. CONGRESS
Heights. performed the cerenTny' ,y,aS e
palms and flowers. Where the Wed
ding party stood vas banked with
palms and yellow and white chrysah-
themums.
later given in marriage by her father,
looked charming In her wedding gown
of crepe de chine and georgette crepe.
Her tuile veil was caught WIN sprsys
OF lilies OF the valley and pearls. she
the valley. Miss Ruth Houser.
| the bridesmaid, was dressed In psle
| blue silk. trimmed in rosebuds. her
bouquet was 81 white sweetpeas. Jonh
| f. Christman acted as bes. man; nv
ring bearer was Master Richard Moore
cousin OF the bridegroom ana the Iiow-
\ er girl was Miss Minnie Steinbraker,
sister Of the bridegroom. The Wedding
| march was played by Mrs L. Kaoer:
Several solos were sung Dy clarence
Moore. -,
After receiving congratulations OF
their friends. a buffet supper was
/ served in the dining room. Mr; anu
Mrs. steinbraker lsft on me ,an m,an rt,n
Mrs. Steinbraker travelling In tailor
| cd suit of blue broadcloth trimmed IN
| fur and n blue beaver hat. They VIII
be home to their friends after Decem-
Der r. at 1909 Thirty-third street Among
those present were Mr.. and Mrs; Louis
Simon. Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Bundy:
| Mr.. and Mrs. Benson Moore. Mr.. ana
| Mrs. George NJ. Steinbraker. Miss Ger
trude Burroughs. Miss Mamie stem
b. Garner. Mrs. Lappish. Mrs; Herfert.
Mrs, Mooney, Mrs Plant. Miss Eliza
beth Mooney. Miss Grace johnson, Bal
| timore; Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Moore. MT.
Rainier. Md: Joe Steinbraker. Mrs; An
| ME Johnson. Baltimore: kinter MOORE
and George f. Steinbraker.
| -.
| Chester w. Lockwood Is at the VOL
colt Hotel, in New York. for Few
days.
Brig. Gen. Benjamin X. Roberts,
U. s. A., retired. and Mrs. Roberts.
have gone to New York; wvhere theS
are staying at the belmont
Countess of Limerick Sails.
Col. william Lassiter. L. 3. A..
sailed from New York today on the
st. Paul for Liverpool Other passen-
gers of interest to Washington who
sailed on the St Paul were the
Countess OF Limerick. who has been
passing some time ~ this country
Brady, and Livingston Phelps, score
tary OF the American embassy at Pet
rograd, and Mrs Phelps. Mr.: Phelps
for time was attached to the Amer
| lean embassy at Rome.
! Interesting passengers sailing from
New York today aboard the Kristian-
iaford for Bergen are l. Caldwell.
Ill n
Caldwell and Ralph II. Bader. United
States consul to Persia
comdr. Powers sy ,n to, :. m. naval al
London. arrived yesterday In New
York aboard the Nieuw Amsterdam
from Falmouth.
To Give Debutante Luncheon.
Mrs. Churchill Clark will entertain
a large number of young people at
dinner at the Chevy Chase Club on
the evening Of January In compli-
ment to her debutante daughter. Miss
Marguerite Clark. Miss Clark VIII
have no formal presentation to So
ciety.
Mrs. E. Hunt Thompson will give an
Clark next Thursday.
The Misses Burleson. daughters of
the Postmaster General and Mrs.
Burleson. will go to New York Sat-
urday to spend the weekend. They
will attend the Army and Navy foot
ball game.
Mrs. l.. Woodbury. Stevens. of New
Rochelle, n. Y, will arrive In WASH
ington this afternoon to be the guest
of Miss NJ. M. Hanan, 1928 II street,
for a fortnight.
Former United States Ambassador
to Berlin and Mrs. David JAYNE Hill
have returned to Washington. and
are at their home on Rhode Island
avenue. Miss aKtherine Hill will Join
them shortly.
Mr.. and Mrs. AnslrAw p. Paulson, oil
Morton. Utah. announce the engagement
of their daughter. Miss Vivian Clara
Paulson. to DIR. George Won p. Davis. OF
Washington.