The morning times., 1895-10-10
CITY OF BEAUTIFUL HOMES
Mrs. Anderson Preparing Her Fine
Mansion for the Season.
to Lieut.. Gerrisii, U. 5. n.
Febrey-Schuff wedding.
The wedding of Miss Lille May Schneider

The wedding of Miss Lille May Schneider.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Schneider,
to Mr.. Burnett 7. Trueworthy, jr., which
occurred at st. Johns p. E. Church, George
town, last evening, was a most beautiful
affair. The chancel was decorated ef-
fectively with tall vases OF La France
roses, and nIassed on either side were
palms and ferns.
As the first notes of Mendelsohnn's wed
ding march sounded triumphantly the bridal
party entered, the four ushers appearing
first. These were Messrs. 7. H. True worthy.
brother of the groom, Mr. John Schneider,
brother of the bride, Mr.. Thomas Kengla,
Ind Mr.. W. C. Miller. They wore conven-
uonal evening dress, with boutonnieres OF
white rose buds.
The bridesmaids were Miss Mamie
Schneider and Miss Kate Vollnier, Miss
Matte Schneider and Miss Clara Baker
came next. The first two wore dainty
gowns OF white silk and tulle and carried
cluster of Mermet roses tied with white
satin love knots. The second two wore
gowns of rose pink silk trimmed with
chiffon and carried clusters of La France
roses held together with love knots of pink
satin ribbon.
The bride, who is handsome blonde of
statel Y carriage, was escorted by the groom.
Sine wore superb dress of white satin en-
traine, with high bodice, ornamented with
pearl and crystal passementerie. A very
full veil was fastened to her coiffure, with
a spray OF orange blossoms and an exquisite
pearl and diamond pin, the gift of the groom.
The Rev. DR.. Buck, pastor of st. Johns,
offic.ated, and Mr.. o. 7. Trueworthy,
brother of the groom, acted as best man.
The bride was given away by her father,
Mr.. Louis Schneider.
In the front pews, reserved in the
crowded church for the family, were: Mrs.
Schneider, mother Of the bride, handsomely
gOwned in black silk and Jet; Mrs B. 7.
Trueworthy, sr., wearing black satin com
bined with Jet. and diamonds; Mr.. c. A.
Trueworthy. Mr.. and Mrs. Echlows, Mr..
and Mrs John L. sclueider. and other
relatives and Intimate friends, including
Mr.. Benjamin Acker.
70 4 large reception followed at the home
of the brides parents. on the Tenleytuwn
road. The house was prettily decorated
With autumn flowers. and a delicious col
lation was served, all drinking the health
of the happy couple. Later Mr.. and Mrs.
Trueworthy left for a wedding tour through
the North, and on their return To the city
will make their home at No. 1906 Fourth
street northwest. The bride wore a going
away gown of tweed. with hat to match.
More than n hundred handsome gifts OF
silver, cut glass, etc, were displayed.
Among the guests Were: Mr.. and Mrs.
Cahrles Schneider, Mr.. and Mrs. C. W.
Brown, Mrs. Harry James, Mr.. Garfield,
Miss Jennie Boley, the Misses Fails, Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Botsch, DR.. and Mrs.
Walter. Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Hoffman,. Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Hermann, Mr.. and Mrs. ID.
Ellis. Mr.. and Mrs. FredKans. Mrs. Homiller.
Miss Helen McKeever, Mr.. and Mrs. Il. C.
James Ind others.
Miss Mary Virginia Swan and Mr.. Harvey
y. Dorsey. of New York. were married at
s o'clock last evening at Gunton Memoir
ial NJ. E. Church. Rev. Mr.. Patch Off
ciated, and Miss King was organist.
The fair young bride entered with lIer
"a ther, Mr. William ID. Swan. preceded
by two little flower girls. She wore a
graceful gown OF white silk, with train.
tnd the bodice drapcd with chiffon and
trimmed with lilies of the valley. Her
long tulle veil, was fastened with a silver
comb. Her bouquet of mermet roses, was
tied with white satin ribbons.
Miss May Gordon, cousin of the bride.
wearing white silk and lace, and carrying
white roses was maid of honor, a rd Misses
Irene Corburn. and Matte Swan. in dainty
white frocks, were attendant flower girls.
Messrs. William Swan, William Pearce.
George Sudduth and Charles Schlaycr, of
Camden, N. Y, were ushers.
A reception at the brides home. No.
1410 Corcoran street, followed later, at
which only a limited number of friends
and relatives were present. Mr.. and
Mrs. Dorsey left later for New York, their
future home.
The marriage of Miss Ida Mardeas TO
Mr.. Edward Sill, both of this city. took
place at the Carrollton Hotel Baltimore,
October z.
The enga cement is announced of Mr.
William Henry, OF this city, to Miss Bar
bour, of Maryland.
DR.. and Mrs Nash, formerly of SIX.
teenth street, have taken apartments at
the Portland. DR.. Nash left the city to-
day for a short visit to Williamsburg, Va.
Rev. DR.. Teunis 8. Hamlin, of this city,
is visiting New York.
Among the members of the diplomatic
corps now stopping il New York on their
way to Washington are Baron Ketteler
and Capt. Heese, of the German embassy,
and Hon. II. o. Bax-Ironsides, of the
British legation
The wedding trip of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
F. Lane has been postponed by business
engagement In connection with his posi-
tionas editor of a Summit, n. J., paper. Mr..
and Mrs. Lane are now at Summit, but
will sail for Europe later.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Nelson Page. who
have been at the Shoreham several DAYS,
will leave shortly for the Atlanta exposi-
ton.
Miss Nettie G. Schaff, daughter of Mrs.
Martha Schaff, formerly of Alexandria,
and Mr. Harry C. Febrey, of Falls Church,
Va, were married yesterday afternoon
at Waugh NJ. E. Church. Rev. J. A. Knott,
of Epworth League NJ. E. Church south,
performed the ceremony, which occurred
at $50 O'Clock.
The ushers were Messrs. Edward Talbot,
of Falls Church, Va, cousin of the groom;
Charles II. Schaff, brother of the bride;
Charles Wolff and James ]. Hudson, of
Alexandria. The bride wore a handsome
gown of dark brown cloth, tastefully
trimmed with rose pink velvet, her hat of
rose and black velvet, being wreathed in
black ostrich plumes. The bridal bouquet
was of marechal MEL roses, tied with long
loops of white satin ribbon.
Immediately following the ceremony Mr..
and Mrs. Febrey left for Falls Church, Va,
where they will make their home.
It was a matter of regret to many 'sbik-
inps channipS That the nuto nP Mail