The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1890-06-08

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p. Trainor, Mr. II. w. Barbour, and Mr..
George Sheriff. The "Lohengrin' march was
nlaved by Mr. William Waldecker as the bride,
nreceded by the ushers, walked up the aisle
leaning on the arm of her brother, Mr. John
irwin. The bride wore gown of white SILK
mp,I. with hat of the same diaphanous material
After the ceremony the bridal party drove to
the home of the bride, on Sixteenth street, |
where a handsome wedding breakfast was
served Mr. and Mrs. Barbour left on an alter
noon train for a wedding journey On thelr re-
turn they will be pleased to see their frienus at
No. 1921 5 street.
A simple church wedding is such an nnova-
ton that its noveltyis charming. The marriage
of Miss Letitia Aldrich and Mr.. bonneville
Wildman on June 3, at st. Johns Episcopal
Church, was characterized by this charming
simplicity. The hour was noon, and by that
time Miss Aldrich's numerous friends and ad-
mirers dropped quietly into the pews for there
were no formal invitations out There were many
prominent people among them, and the toilets of
the ladies were of the fresh and beautiful new
summer fabrics, interspcrsed here and there with
one of white china silk. The organist whiled
away the half hour of waiting with an organ
recital At the signal he changed to the we'd
ding march from "Lohengrin'' as Mrs. Stewart
came up the north aisle leaning on the arm of
the happy man, who wore q suit of summer
cloth--light-gray trowsers and dark-brown
Prince Albert coat. He wore white rose in
his coat. Miss Aldrich came in leaning on the
arm of Senator Stewart She was attircd as
quietly as Quaker maiden in soft gray fine
cashmere gown, trimmed with corresponding
shade of lowered brocade. There were sash
loops behind, panel on the right side of the
silk, and the drapery on the front began in plats
at the right shoulder and draped tie front Oh
the bias. The hat was fine open braid of
French straw, trimmed with lilies Of the valley
and gray loops OF ribbon and gauZe. the brm
turned up on the right side. The gloves and
parasol of the brocade matched in color. No
bride ever looked daintier or lovelier than did
Miss Aldrich Senator and Mrs Stewart stood
on either side the bridal pair during the cere-
mony until the Senator gave his niece away,
when they advanced alone to the foot of the
altar and pronounced the vows, the Rev. Dr.
Leonard performing the ceremony in white
surpliced gown. Mrs. Stewart wore a faille
brown silk, veiled in silk net of the same shade,
and hat to match. At the conclusion of the
ceremony Senator Stewart imprinted congrat-
ulatory kiss on the brides fair brow, and quite
an impromptu reception took place in the porch
of the church Mr.. and Mrs. Wildman en-
tered the carriage with Senator and Mrs. Stew
art and We're driven direct to the depot, where
they took the limited for New York. Thence
they go to Elmira, to Idaho, and to San Fran
cisco to visit the BRIDES relatives. From
there they will soon sail for Singapore, where
Mr. Wildman has recently been appointed Con-
sui General. Singapore is said to have an Eng
disappearing population of from six to ten
thousand souls. Mrs. Wildman received many
choice and beautiful presents, which were not
displayed. Her wardrobe was complete. As
the journeyings are to be long, several travel
ing costumes were provided suited to all cir
cumstances and climatic changes Mr.. Wild
man is regarded as one of the rising politicians
of his Territory. Among the distinguished
guests present at the ceremony were General
and Mrs. Payne, Miss Jenny Payne and Mrs.
Arthur Payne, Jr. Mrs. Patterson, Mr.. Wild
man, the grooms brother and Mr.. Ed Wildman,
his cousin; Senator and Mrs Davis, Mr. Davis,
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Mrs. Blair Miss Grosvenor, Miss Decca, Miss
L. johnson, Mrs. Senator Jones and daughter,
Mrs Burrows, Mrs. Hazelton, Mr. Hazelton,
Miss Bigelow, Mr.. and Mrs. Bgelow, Miss
Mildred Fuller, Miss Bertha Lincoln, Mrs. Bah
btt, Mrs. Vesey. Mrs. Warder Mrs. Butler
Mr.. and Mrs Gibson, and Mrs. and Miss Butter.
worth.
At high noon on Monday Miss Susie j. Rutter
daughter of Andrew Rutter, chief clerk of the
Treasurers Office, was united in marriage to Mr.
Henry James, proprietor and publisher of tho
Weekly National RepuJlican, OF this city. The
ceremony took place in the Garfield Memorial
Christian Church, which was beautifully adorned
with spring flowers, ferns, and roses. Rev. DR.
the service. Mr.. William Z. Middleton played
the MendelssOhn March during the procession
and the ''Lohengrin" after the ceremony. Mr.
James d. Rutter was best man. Ushers: Mr.
Edwin 5. Lathrop, Mr., Pitt Saum, Mr.. Gordon
Van Hook, and Mr. Charles Cook. Miss Mari,
Rutter was the maid of honor. The bride wor,
an exquisite gown of pearl-gray crepe, embroi
dered in silver. Her toque of gray crepe wa
trimmed with delicate pink flowers, and she car
ried bunch Of La France roses. The maid o
honor wore lightgreen Henrietta cloth, com
bined with brocade. Her toQue was made o
lace and velvet to match her gown. She carried
a bouquet of Marechal Neil roses. The from
pews were reserved for the family and immedi
ate friends Of the bridal pair. \ handsome wed
ding breakfast was served at the residence of tn
BRIDES parents, 1853 q street. Mr. and Mrs
James left on an afternoon train for visit T.
Mr. James's parents in Toronto, Ontario. o.
the return of the bridal couple to this city the
will hold a reception on the 10Th instant, froG
S to II, at 1888 q street. Mrs Jamess going
away dress was handsome gown of brow
cloth. Her hat, of the same shade, was orna
mented with silver.
Mr.. Herman Oerichs, of New York, and Mis-
Teresa Alice Fair, of San Francisco, were maj
ried on Tuesday evening at the BRIDES home, i
California. As the marriage was what is Dc
nominated in the Catholic Church "a mike
marriage" /" the ceremony could not take plaC
before the altar Archbishop Riordan ofliciatet
assisted by Very Rev, j. j. Prendergast an
Rev. George Montgomery. There were fou
bridesmaids and maid of honor Miss Bird
Fair. The groom was attended by two NeN
YORK men. The brides gown, a marvel o
beauty and richness, was made in Paris b
Felix. The marriage is a matter of interes
here, where the brides father is so well know
Mr.. Oelrichs's mother was a Miss May, of th
family long identified with the District. lie
a cousin Of Fred. May.
Miss Adele Hammett, daughter Of DR.. an
Mrs. Hammett of 644 street southwest, an
Mr.. w. r. Myers Jr., Of Charlotte, n. c., wei
married on Wednesday afternoon, at Ia
o'clock, The ceremony took place at tn