The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1890-10-19

Wednesday evening at 1:3O in the First Presby-
terian Church, Rev. Byron Sunderland oificiat-
ing. The ushers were Messrs. William E.
! knight, Samuel H. Knight, Thomas johnson,
Oliver c. Hne, Francis y. Hopkins, and Lloyd
! B. Wright. The bridal procession was led by
! the maid of honor, followed by two bridesmaids
! Then came the bride, who was escorted to the
! altar by her father Miss Wilson wore an elegant
trained robe of heavy white faille the bodice and
! sleeves trimmed with point lace and pearl pas
! sementerie. a veil of tulle iell to the edge of
! the train She carried a bunch of Cornelia
! Cook roses. The maid of honor, Miss Mamie
! Hine daughter of eX-Commissioner IIine, was
! in a short gown of white crepe, and carried
! bouquet of La France roses. Miss Mary H.
| White, one of the bridesmaids, was attired in
| light blue crepe, and carried deep red roses.
The other bridesmaid, Miss Turah Cuttings,
wore lemon coored crepe, and held bunch of
| Marechal Neil roses. Altogether it was most
picturesque and effective bridal group. Mr..
Herbert :. Knight, of New York, attended the
beautiied with garlands and lunches of flowers
and palms by the Sunday-school children, the
bride being one of their favorite teachers The
Lohengrin wedding march was sung by aho-
rus, led by DR.. Il. f. Johnson From the
church the wedding party returned to the BRIDES
home, 1904 street, where reception was held
until 10 o'clock: q handsome supper was
served Mr.. and Mrs. Knight left on late
train for the North. The BRIDES ''going-away
dress'' was of green cloth, with Spanish Jacket
| of green velvet. She wore green velvet hat
adorned with birds wings. On their return to
this city Mr. and Mrs. Knight will reside at
No. 1904 street.
An exceedingly pretty house wedding took
place on Tuesday afternoon at the residence of
Rev. and Mrs. w. w. Dean, No 942 P street,
when their daughter Miss Matte, was united
in marriage to Mr.. Arnold S. Yantis, of Harper's
Ferry. Great taste was displayed in the floral
decorations of the two drawing-rooms. Bunches
OF pink and white bonyardia and heliotrope
Ea+ oh in iopr Il,
ferns adorned the corners and window recesses,
while ivy and roses entwined beautifed the
chandeliers. The brides gown was handsome
travelling dress offawn-colored broadcoth. She
carried q bunch of Marechal Neil roses The
bridal couple were unattended bT bridesmaid or
best man, so the attention and interest of the
small company of wedding guests We're centred
in the bride and groom who entered the room
together, while Miss Daisy Yants played Men
delssohn's wedding march. The marriage
service was read by Rev. / r. Dyott, pastor of
the Methodist Protestant Church, of Newark n
D., and brotherin-law of the groom He was
assisted by Rev. Mr. Dean. After the ceremony
a collation. served. At O'Clock Mr. and
Mrs Iantis left on their wedding trip to New
York They will reside hereafter at 942 street
st. Patrick's Church was the scene of a very
| interesting and impressive wedding on Wednes-
day morning, at II o'clock, when Miss Annetta
Emily Gibson and Mr.. Henry w. Sohon were
united IN the bonds of matrimony by Rev.
Father MCGEE assisted at the ceremony. The
ushers were Dr. Frederick Sohon, Messrs w
II. Hoover, Edmond Mallet, NJ. j. Colbert, and
j. n. McGill. Miss Lulie Boone played the
wedding march as the bridal pair approached
the chancel The bride was in travelling cos
tune of brown broadcloth, with stylish hat to
match. She carried a bunch of Marechal Neil
roses. Mr.. and Mrs. Sohon left Immediately
after the service for their wedding Journey
North. The bride is the daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs James r. Gibson, of 1905 Eleventh street.
The groom is prominent and active member
OF the Catholic Church. He has been president
OF the Carroll Institute, and was elected vice
president of the Catholic Young Mems National
Union, which was recently in session in this
city.
Miss Lena Fay Watson, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. M. A. Watson, of Flint, Mich, and Mr..
George t. Roberts, of the Interstate Commerce
Commission Office, were united in marriage on
Wednesday evening by Rev. DR.. Barr, of Epph-
any Church. The ceremony took place in Trim
ity Episcopal Church. The ushers were Messrs.
Veazey, Tuley, Newcomb, and Jackson; best
man, Mr.. Lee Hatch. The bride wore a very
elegant trained robe of white faille, with garnf-
ture of ostrich feathers, tulle veil, and diamond
and pearl ornaments. She carried a prayer-book
bound in white suede. Miss Watson was at
tended by maid of honor, Miss May Mosser of
Mosserville, Pa, who was daintily attired in a
short gown of white silk, with garniture of gold
en-rod. There was large reception after the
ceremony at the home of the bride 600 NJ street
Among Others present were the groom's mother
and sister, from Rutland, Vt. Mr. and Mrs
Roberts left on the midnight train for an ex-
tended wedding trip.
The marriage ceremony of Mr.. Charles f.
Homiller and Miss Blanche Hibbs, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Hibbs, of 90S Massachusetts,
avenue, took place on Wednesday morning, at
10 O'Clock, Rev. d. Power, of the Garfield
Memorial Church, offciated. 1t was a quiet
but exceedingly pretty home wedding The
drawing-rooms were tastefully decked with cut
howers and handsome palms. The BRIDES cos
tune was a stylish taior-made gown of brown
cloth, with hat Of the same color trimmed with
velvet and birds Her bouquet was of La
France roses Among the wedding guests were
Mr.. and Mrs. w. b. Hbbs, Mr. and Mrs
Charles Mcclellan, Mrs. f. d. Power, Post
master aud Mrs, Sherwood, Mrs. w. Brown,
Mrs. Frank Brown, Miss Brown, the Misses
Kern, Mrs Boss Mrs. Griffith, and Miss Rich
ardson. Mr.. and Mrs Homler left on the II
O'Clock train for their wedding journey to New
York. When they return they will live at No
l3O Maryland avenue.
The wedding of Miss Annie Louise Fenwick,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert w. Fenwick
and Mr.. Sanford Nesbit Whitwell, took place
on Wednesday morning in the Church of the
covenant The ceremony was performed by
Key DR.. Hamlin Messrs. Sanford Miller,
Clarence Latimer, Harry Latimer, Edward
Fenwick, Walter Heiston, and DR.. Reginald
Munson oficiated as ushers There were no
bridesmaids. Miss Feuwck wore a stylish
travelling costume of plum-colored cloth, felt
nat adorned with ostrich tips, and suede nous
quetaire gloves Her bouquet was composed
OF pere de lardin roses. A very large company
witnessed the ceremony. Mr.. and Mrs. Whit
well LETT on a morning train for New York.
On On t1elr return to this city they will reside at