The Washington times., 1894-10-11
SOCIAL SAYINGS AND DOINGS.

| A. Brandenburg and Miss Carrie Crook at the
Western Presbyterian Church at So'clock last
| night. The house was crowded when the
wedding party arrived.
The bride entered the church at the left
door upon the arm of her father. Col. William
| Crook, executive clerk at the White House.
| They were preceded by Miss Nellie Bolway,
maid of honor, and Misses Emma Crook,
Addie Boway, Annie Blscoe. and Jennie
| Mickle. bridesmaids.
At the same moment the groom entered
| the other door with Mr.. Walter G. Clephane
| as groomsman. The ushers, Mcssrs. II. T..
! Crook. Harry English, A. A. Hoehling, and
| l.. z. Clephane, led the way. The two par
ties moved together up the aisles, and as
/ they reached the chancel the ushers and
! bridesmaids stood aside, allowing the bride
| and groom TO meet in front OF the altar.
! Then the two parties of attendants moved
! forward in couples and took their places on
either side
The ceremony, which was simple and i'm
| pressive, was performed by Rev. Howard
! Wilbur Ennis
! The bride was dressed in white Bengaline
! silk trimmed with white SATIN ribbon and
/ lace. She wore the traditional white veil and
orange blossoms. The veil was looped up
with handsome pearl pin, the gift OF Mrs
! Secretary Lamont The maid of honor wore
pink tatfeta with La France roses, while the
bridesmaids were in white silk with Marchal
Neil buds
Among those present were Justice Bradley
Col. o. L. Pruden. Mr. and Mrs. f. Il. Plant.
Mrs. William Ryan. Mr.. and Mrs. John D. Nc
Chesney, Mrs. Clark, Mrs. Elder Capt d. NJ.
Goodwin, Mr.. and Mrs. E. C. Braidhin, C. il.
Bradford, Gen. Swaine, Major II. l.. Biseoe,
Harry Martin and viii Armstrong.
One of the prettiest and best appointed we'd
dings of the season took place last night in
Z ha III 81 ,..ln n
streets. in the presence of large and distin-
guished audience, the contracting parties be-
ing Miss Charlotte NJ. Clayton and Mr.. Frank
Dorian, both active and popular members Of
that church. The ceremony was performed
by the pastor. Rev. Charles A. Stakely, d. D.
Mr.. Percy Foster officiated at the great organ.
The altar was artistically decorated with
gigantic palms. The church was thronged
with relatives and friends, whose presence at
tested me great esteem and affection in which
( both bride and groom are held. The maid Of
honor was Miss Mary A. Gill and the best man
Mr.. Eugene Il. McDermot. The ushers were
Messrs. William l.. Speiden c. Edwin Good
win, John III. Scriyener. and William 7. Reed.
! The bride was beautifully atIired in white
bengaiine silk. trimmed with chiffon and lace,
demi-train. and carried white bride roses
I The dress of the maid of honor was white Iu-
dia silk and she carried La France roses.
! The groom IS one of Washington 5 most prom
isng young business men, and has been Tor
/ several years manager OF the Columbia phon-
! oEraph Company. the officers of that com
| pany. Mr.. J.. y. Easton, president; Mr.. william
/ Herbert Smith. vice president: Mr.. r. F..
! CrOmeline. secretary. and their families, and
nearly all OF the employees being in the
1 audience. The wedding presents were numer-
Gus ana costly. After the ceremony the happy
pair started for Northern trip. TO embrace
/ Philadelphia. Atlantic City, New York, Bos-
ton, and other points.
October has greeted no fairer bride than
Miss Susie J. Fillmore, whose marriage to
Mr.. Guy Arthur Camp. OF New York. was SOL
/ emniZed az the Queenstown Baptist c hurch,
! of Brookland at 11:30 O'Clock this morning
! Miss Fillmore is the daughter OF Mr.. George
/ NJ. Fillmore, a well-known resident Of this
/ city, and a grandneice of President Millard
Fillmore. Rev. DIR. Charles W. Camp. of
/ New York city. the father oil the groom. Off
ciated at the ceremony. At the organ was
/ Dr. Camp. an uncle OF the groom. Miss
Lottie y. Fillmore. sister of the bride, was
the bridesmaid, and DR.. Hammett acted as
best man. The ushers were DR.. Watkins, Mr..
/ George Howe, Mr.. Finley Kemp, and Mr. II.
! Selhausen.
The young couple drove to their new home
in New West Brookland, and LETT Immediately
afterward on their wedding tour. Mr.. and
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on Thursdays after October "a.
Miss Effie Darling. who was popular ANA
teur actress in this city before she adopted
the stage for her profession, was married a
few days ago, it is learned, to Miron Letting
well. a talented young actor. The ceremony
was performed at st. Luke's Episcopal
Church, Rochester, n. Y. where the company
in which both are employed was playing
Miss Darling is quite pretty young woman,
with sweet singing voice which she used for
several seasons in comic opera. The mar
riage will surprise her host OF friends in this
city.
The wedding of Alfred Somerville Wilson
and Ella Louise Thrasher occurred at Trinity
Church at IL o'clock yesterday morning. The
ceremony was performed by the Rev. DR..
Addison, rector of the church.
The ushers were Benjamin S. Graves. How
ard Botley, Thomas G. Stewart, and T. w.
Slater.
The bride was attired in a tailor-made gown
of brown trimmed with white. After the
ceremony the bride and groom left for a tour
of the North.
Miss Helen May Byng and Mr. Bennett
SeweH Jones were married Tuesday after
noon, at Trinity Church, Georgetown. The
ceremony was performed by the assistant
rector, Rev. Father Roccofort, assisted by
Rev. Father Ryan, of the Immaculate Con-
ception. Mr.. Raymond Peak WAS best man.
The couple returned TO the home of the bride,
where refreshments were served to limited
number of friends. Later the couple drove
to East Washington Park, where Mr.. Jones
has prepared home.
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