Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-23
The Robe.om.Aulick wedding.

The marriage of the Secretary of the Navy
and Mrs. Richmond Aulick took place at the
Church of the Epiphany this morning. Very
punctually after ten o'clock the guests began
TO assemble, while outside of the church there
was curious crowd waiting to see the dstin-
guished bridal party as they entered the build
ing. 1t was the express desire Of both parties
that the wedding should be strictly private, and
the two sections and two ushers-Lieuts Emory
and NJ ason of the navy-were given the following
list Of names of those to be admitted:
Mrs. AUliek's fa,aiiy.-Mrs. Penniman, mother
of the bride; Mrs. Ogston, Miss Ogston, Mr..
Frank Ogston, Miss NJ. Hetzell, DIR. X. Buckler,
DIR. Thomas Buckler, COmmod IRE Aulick, Mrs.
Willy Aulick, DIR. Ralph Aulick, Misses Stout,
Mrs. Dikcman and Mr.. Dikem
Secretary R01esORs fomily.-Mr. Robson,
brother of the Secretary; Mr.. and Mrs Price,
Master Price, Miss Robson, Mr.. Cattell
0ther GHesis.-The President and Mrs. Grant,
Secretary and Mrs Fish. Secretary and Mrs
Delano, Secretary and Mrs. Boutwell,, Post.
master General and Mrs. Creswell, Attorney
General and Mrs. Williams, Secretary Beiknap,
Senator Stockton. Senator FIelinghuysen, Geo
W. Childs aud wife, of Philadelphia; Associate
Justice Bradley, the New Jersey delegation in
Gen. Cadwalader, Mrs. Rawles and DR.. Thomas
Miller.
The Christmas green's decora ted the church.
but no further decorations were used, no dow
ers anywhere. White ribbons divided the front
seats from those at the back, but scarcely one
third of the seats reserved were filed, and be-
IDosC pFlsOHS sptCldlly tlsheu-N nose
are given above-not more than half dozen
were present. Young Master Aulick came with
his nurse and other OF the family servants
The groom entered about half-past 10 O'Clock,
with his young friend, Mr.. Cadwallader, OF
| Philadelphia. The bride entered with Mr..
| Montgomery Blair, and when she approached
| the chancel the groom joined her. Those who
stood at the chancel rail were Mr.. Montgomery
| Blair and the bride, the groom and Mr.. Cad
wallader, and Just behind the bride stood one of
| her neices, a Miss OgstOn, girl apparently II
years old, who assisted in removing the glove.
| DIR. Starkey read the service very impressively,
| and after pronouncing the blessing, congratula-
| ted the couple. A few others of those present
| followed with their congratulations, a few
| among them, the President, for one, kiss
ing the bride. Then the married pair
| at once departed from the church for Mrs.
| Aulick's residence, and left the city at
| 12.45 p. m. for the north. The bride wore a
| handsome walking costume of silk of the new
| shade known as London smoke. 1t was trimmed
with rufiies Of the same, edged with black lace.
The groom wore the conventional En- glish morn
ing dress, black frock coat and light pantaloons.
| Mr.. Cadwallader and the ushers wore the same,
| as ais did Hon. Montgomery Blair. All had white
| rosebuds and leaves in their button holes. Miss
| Ogston wore a blue silk, short skirt, with ruff
| fles of the same, and high white puffsd waist
| The ladies and gentlemen who attended were
| very simply dressed. On the whole, no wedding
could possibly have been conducted with less
| display.