The Washington herald., 1917-04-29
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William A Stewart. win ve married
70 Mr.. William Henry Irwin Fleming.
son OF Mr.. Thomas Fleming. and late
Mrs. Fleming, OF Washington. The
ceremony win be performed by Rev.
DR.. Edwin B. Niver IN the presence
OF a large and fashionable assem- blage,
and win be followed by reception at
the residence Of Mr.. and Mrs. Stewart,
2o5 West Lanvale street. Ths ushers
win include Mr.. J. Patton Fleming. Of
Washington, and Mr.. Thomas Fleming.
OF Pittsburgh, brothers of the bride;
Mr. Herbert Balch Of Easton. Nd, and
Mr.. James W. Foster, OF Baltimore.
Mr.. Robert Fleming win be his
brothers best man. and the maids OF
honor will be Miss Mary Fitzhugh
Foster. Of The Plains. Va, and Miss
clarissa Walton Fleming a sister OF
the bridegroom. Miss Emily Macklin
and Miss Jane Turner Foster will be
the flower girls.
Mr.. and Mrs. z. H Foote. Of Balti-
their daughter, Helen. to Mr.. Paul NJ
Koontz, Of Washington.
Invitations have been recAlved In
Washington from Mrs. Jessie Kenan
Wise for the marriage Of her. daugh-
ter. Louise Clisbey. to Mr.. Lawrence
Lewis, on Thursday, May Q. at 5
o'clock, in the Wise home, at 171S
Market street, Wilmington, N. c. Miss
Wise is the favorite niece OF Mrs.
Bingham. OF Louisville, KY, who was
formerly Mrs. H. NJ Flagler. Of Florida
and New York. She made a great
many friends in Washington during
several visits here with her aunt. Es-
pecially was she entertained during
her last visit. which was shortly be-
fore the marriage OF Mrs. Flagler to
Judge Bingham. Mr.. Lewis is a son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Thornton Lewis. Of
White Sulphur Springs and Cinein-
natl He Is, on his mothers side, .
granddaughter OF former President Ben
jamin Harrison. his mother having
been Miss Elizabeth Harrison, daugh-
ter OF the former Presidents brother.
Maj. Irwin Harrison.
The marriage Of Miss Mary Eliza
beth Golden. daughter of the late Mr..
Martin Joseph Golden, OF California,
TO DR.. Fenton Bradford, of this city,
took place Thursday afternoon at 1912
Connecticut avenue. where the bride
has spent the winter. Owing to the
inability OF the brides mother. broth
ers and sisters to come East at this
time the ceremony was performed in
the presence Of a very few intimate
friends of the bris and bridegroom by
the Rev. Edward L. Buckley, of st.
Mathews Church. DR.. +. NJ. Cuthbert
was the best man. The bride was un-
attended.
The drawing room and halls had ef-
fective and simple decorations OF
branches OF fresh dogwood placed In
every available spot. making verita-
BILE bower OF blossoms. The bridal
studded with dogwood, and the bride
and bridegroom knelt upon pair OF
white satin customs on a W lite satin
base. which was sprayed with white
lilacs. The bride wore her g lng-away
gown Of dark blue clotl severely
tailored, a white satin yes on the
coat being the only trimm ng. Her
hat was a plain tailored hat of dark
blue straw with a smart quill Her
only ornament was a large brooch
with several rows OF beautifully
matched pearls surrounding quaint
cameo, an heirloom In the family Of
the bridegroom. She carried a white
bound prayer book. a gift specially
designed for her, attached to shower
Of lilies of the valley.
A buffet luncheon followed the sim
pie ceremony. The dining-room had
decorations OF white hlacs and masses
Of cherry blossoms, the brides huge
cake adorned with tea roses and lilies
OF the valley forming the centerpiece
on the table. After the luncheon DR..
Bradford and his bride left for their
wedding journey. They will be ar
home after June 1 at the Rochambeau,
where they have an apartment Among
the out-of-town guests were Mr.. and
Mrs John skelton Williams and DR..
and Mrs. William Dabney, OF Rich
mond, and DR.. Montgomery Earl Hig-
gins. U s. N, stationed at the Nor
folk navy yard. Among the wedding
gifts were many rare piecs Of antique
silver and china handed down through
several generations in both families.
Miss virginia Dance became the
bride of DR.. Martin Donelson, U. s. N,
Wednesday afternoon at the home OF
the brides aunt, Mrs. w. ". William
son, In Danville. Va, the Rev. w R
Laird. D. D.. pastor Of the First Pres
byterian Church. officiating. The
bride Is a daughter Of Mrs. Bertha W.
Dance and the late Willis Dance. while
phis and for the past several years
surgeon aboard the United States bat
tleship Pennsylvania.
The attendants Of the bride were
Miss Alma Glennon, OF Norfolk, and
Miss Edith Williamson. cf Danville.
Mr.. John c, Carr, OF Norfolk, was the
bridegroom's best man. Mr.. Willis j.
Dance. of Goldsboro. N. C.. brother Of
the BRIDE gave her away. The old
Colonial home OF Mrs. Williamson was
beautifully decorated with white
spring flowers and greenery. A
stringed orchestra played the wedding
marches. Dr.. Donelson was granted
ten days leave of absence in order
that he might come to Danville to be
married. He will rejoin his ship at
the end of their honeymoon
Mr. and Mrs Eugene d. Carusi have
announced the marriage Of their daugh-
ter, AIlne B.. to Mr.. George Berry
Dobyns. of Chester. Pa The ceremony