The Washington herald., 1917-03-18

airy. L S A.. now stationed at Fort
Clark, Tex. as best man. Mr.. Harrison
Barbour Irwin, brother of the bride, will
be one of the ushers. and the list will
also include Lieut. Frazer Tompkins
Lieut.. Ernest Frederick Miller. Lieut.
Donald Angus Dawson. Lieut.. Alexander
Powell Cronkhite, Lieut.. Mason knslow
Atkins and Lieut.. Paul Albert Hodgson,
ali classmates OF the bridegroom at the
Military Academy.
Mrs. Elizabeth Eshleman Skelton. Of
the kendrick. announces the engagement
of her ward, Miss Sophia Ann Wolf, to
Mr.. Louis George Asbury, of New Or
leans and Washington. The wedding will
take place this spring in Washington.
The engagement has been announced
Of Miss Alice Farington Flynn. daughter
OF Mrs. NJ. +. Flynn, TO Mr. Horace r
Maher, Of Roanoke. Va.
Cards have been 3ceived here announc-
Ing the marriage u DIR. Frank w. Ro.
maine son of the late Mr.. and Mrs Will
liam H. Romaine, and Miss Ellen Gray
CIeeland. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. w
| J. Cleeland, OF Philadelphia, Pa, at EN-
pre-. Canal Zone, on Saturday. Febru.
ary II. DIR. and Mrs. Romaine will make
their home at Arcon. Canal Zone DR.
| Eomaine is attached TO the surgical staf1
Of Ancon Hospital.
The marriage of Miss Agnes A. Lang
ley. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Cha rle'
| A. Langley, and Mr.. Robert Guy Living
ston, both of this city, took place Thurs
day morning at IL o'clock in the Takoms
| Episcopal Trinity Church in the presence
of the members of the two families. The
ceremony was performed by the Rev. DR.
Frederick Smith. The bride, who wa
given in marriage by her father, wore 6
tlue tailored suit and a large black ha
| trimmed with lace. Her bouquet was o.
orchids and lilies of the valley.
The bridegroom and bride left inmedi
ately for their wedding trip Throughout
| the North, and will be at home after Apri
80 at the Northumberland. The attend
| ants We're Miss Mildred Langley, tn
| brides sister. and Mr.. Leroy Livingston
brother OF the bridegroom. Mrs. Living
ston is a graduate Of the Washington
| Seminary.
| The engagement is announced OF Mis-
| Lillian Addison Sprigg, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Patterson Sprigg, of San Diego
| Cal, to Ensign John Alexander Stern
| berg. of the United States ship Pitts
\ burgh. The wedding will take plac'
| April Il. Ensign Sternberg was born II
Baltimore. He was graduated from thu
Baltimore Polytechnic Institute in 1S1
| and entered the Naval Academy tn
same year, having been appointed by thu
late Senator Rayner. The bride-elect'i
| father is an attorney Of San Diego.
| A pretty wedding took place Thursda!
evening at $50 o'clock at the Raleigl
Hotel, when Miss Lillian Burnstine
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. George Fried
lander. of this city, became the bride o
DR.. David A. Weinberg, of Baltimore.
| The ceremony, which was performed
In the drawing room of one of the pri
| vate suites, under a bower of palms ant
pink sweet peas and roses. by the Rev
DR.. Louis Stern and Rev. DIR. Abran
Simon. of the Eighth Street Temple. wa
witnessed by the relatives and intimat
friends of the young couple, numberinl
about seventy. The floral decoration
throughout the suite were pink roses
;weet peas and ferns and palms.
The youthful bride, who was escortet
b. her father, wore a beautiful gown o
soft white satin trimmed in silver an
ch, ffon. with a court train of silver clotl
EN- oroidered' in silver. She wore a tull
veil forming q cap. held in place witt
orange blossoms, and carried a Shove
sbouQIet Of orchids and lilies Of the valley