The Washington times., 1895-06-25
DAVIS WATSON WEDDING
Principal of the Business High School
Becomes Benedict.
MT. John l.. Freund and Miss Rose C..
Wells United-Miss keim 10 BE
Married To-day.

The home of Mr. and Mrs. George w
Watson. No. 500 Eleventh street southeast,
was The scene Of pleasant gathering last
evening al 8 O'Clock, upon Tie occasion OF
the marriage OF their daughter, Miss Maud
Watson. 10 M : Ian Davis, principal OF
the business High School.
The parior in which the ceremony was
performed was decorated with palms,
which entirely filled in one corner This
bower OF green was intcrmin Eled with
plumes OF white hollyhock that gave a
Iaost artistic effect. On the mantcls We're
white roses.
IL tie adjoining parlor the decorations
were OF L. France roses and large clusters
OF CoropsiS. The same decorations pre-
vailed ia lle diung-room where the guests
were entertained with collation. after the
ceremony
kcy. DT Kent olficiatcd and Miss Collins
played tie wedding march.
TIE brides gown was OF white brocadcd
silh trimmed with lace, and the bouquet car
ried was OF bride roses and the new variety
OF lace flowers
Miss Eugenia T. Davis siStcrofthe groom,
was maid Of honor and wore gown of
white sIik trimmed with pink and instead
OF carrying Tie conventional bouquet, wore
a large bow OF flowers on the CUrSagr. Mr..
Shelaon DaIiS, brother Of the groom, was
best man.
Immediately preceding the wedding party
walked fUnr young girls, bliss florence Tai
Cott, Miss Maggie Mclaughlin, Miss BeTtie
skinner, auG Miss Edith GosEeT. These
girls wore pretty white costumes and car
RED long white satin ribbons with which
I they foracdanais fOrthc bride ami groom.
a reception to about 100 guests followed
the ceremony, ana later il the evening the
/ bride and groom lelt for their wedding
trip. Upon their return they will make
their home a No. sos Eleventh street south
east
a large number Of handsome presents
were received. including much that Will
90 10 furnish the new home. The brides
father, who has been for many years chief
clerk of tie navy yard, gave his daughter
a check Tor large amount his wedding
/ present. From the faculty Of the business
! Lirl school was received case containing
three pieces Of goId-hned silver engraved
| with an appropriate inscription.
Another Of The weddings of the evening
| was that of Miss Rose c. Wells Of Rich
mond, Va, to Mr.. John Louis Freund, son
Of Mr.. and Mrs F. Freund. The ceremony
took place al the residence on Tenth street
OF the parents of the groom, where a large
gathering Of their friends witnessed the
marriage and took part in the reception
that followed.
d
/ the marriage took place were of palms,
/ carnations and roses. palms forming an al
! cove before which the wedding party was
grouped after passing twice around the
broad hail TO the iEspiritiug music Of
. McGdclsSuhn's wedding march A por-
4 ron of Tie Marine Band played during the
( reception.
Rev. Mr Font. Of the Episcopal Church,
/ performed the ceremony.
The bride entered the dra wing room
+ leaning on the arm Of the Groom's brother,
Mr.. Harry FrCund, aud wore a gown of
/ silver grey henrietta cloth. on her hair
/ was a wreath of orange blossoms The
bouquet carried was of bride roses
Miss Barbara StOhl as maid OF honor wore
/ a gown Of gray and carried a bouquet of
/ La France roses. Miss FIoreuce Wells
! IN a gown OF silver gray, walked with
/ Mr. James Schwartz, of New York. The
/ diamond earrings worn by the bride We're
presented by the groom. Mrs. Freuud,
/ mother of the groom, wore a gown OF black
/ satin with diamonds
/ The bride aud groom will make their
! future home at No. 1922 Eighth street
northwest
Among the guests at the wedding Were:
Mr. J F Durham, Mr.. and Mrs 1. L.
! Johnson. Nr and Mrs. A. S. Johnson,
| klr. and Mrs. Darbey, Mr. Harvey Il odgers,
kr. and Mrs D. Artes, Mr. F Livigne and
/ brother. Mrs yelati and daughter, Mr.
and Airs. Ernest Rupert, Mr.. John Vessel,
AIR. I. J. Myers and daughter, Mr.. and
4 Mrs NJ Horne, Mr. and Mrs. p May,
I Mr. and Mrs F Miller, Mr.. and Mrs John
! Cammack. lIiss Edith StuIl, Mr. and Mrs.
Schafer. Mr. and Mrs Charles Schafer,
AIR. and Mrs J. l. Henpel, Mr.. and Mrs.
John A Kaiser, Miss Bertha Kaiser, Mr.
and Mrs. W NordlinGer, Mr.. and Mrs. S.
] Young, lIr and Mrs. J. Young, Miss
| Hattie Rupert, Mr.. and Mrs. W. j. Pol
lock, Miss Minta Pollock, Mr.. and Mrs.
! f. Franc, MT 7. w. Brown, Hr. and Mrs.
| II. Hebncr, Mr. n. d. Larner, Mr.. and
Airs. W. b. Creecy, Mr. and Mrs Thomas
| Walsh, LIr Manning, Mr.. Henry Ducrst,
Mt and Mrs. a Lamond, Nj. A. S Taber,
Mr.. L. Esberg, Mr and Mrs F G. Alex
! ander, llr GUIDE and brother, Mr. B. Will
/ kins, lIr j F Durham, Miss May Thomp-
son, Miss Bertha Hunter, Mrs. c. Smith,
Miss Jennie MoXley, Mrs. Carter, and Mrs.
| Williamson.
The Italian ambassador and Baroness
/ Fava left the city yesterday for New
/ York, from where they viii go TO Nara
gansett Pier for the season. Prior to
/ leaving the city they made short stay
/ at the Arlington Hotel.
Mr. Kuino and Secretary Matsu, of the
| japanese legation, left the city on Sunday