The Washington times., 1895-04-18
UNION OF HEARTS AT NOON
RundIett-M -McGuire Marriage Cele-
brated at St. Johns Church.
Mrs. Fuller Departs for Chicago to Care
for Daughter Who Is Quite Sick.
Other Weddings.

Miss Annie Howard Rundlett, daughter of
Mrs How ard Rundlett. was married at noon
yesterday to DR.. James Clarke Mcclure.
The cermony took place in st. Johns
Church, where Rev. DIR. Mackay Smith per-
formed the cermony inthe presence ofalarge
concourse friends OF the bride and groom.
There were palms about the chaucel.
The bride entered leaning on the arm of
heruncle. Major A. S. Nicholson. Hergown
was of white MORE antique, trimmed on
the oorsage with chiffon. Over this fell the
wedding veil OF tuIle, which was fastened
with star of diamonds presented by the
groom. The bouquet carried was of bride
roses and lilies of the valley.
Miss Ruth Kerr as maid OF honor imne
diately preceded the bride in gown Of sea
green organdie over white silk, and wore
large white hat trimmed with clusters of
mignonette.
IN the lead of the maid of honor walked the
bridesmaids, Miss Anna Brinton, of Phila-
delphia; Miss Sarah Daingerfield Miss Mary
Todd, and Miss Lucille Fuller Their
gowns were of white organdie sprayed over
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hats trimmed with black ostrich tips com
pleted the costumes with which the bou
quets carried were of jonquills.
The cshers were Lieut.. Capps, Lieut..
Myers, DR.. Ritchie Stone, Mr.. Rush Mar
shall, Mr.. Richard Merrck, and Mr.. Edmund
Perkins. DR. Joseph T. Bryan was the best
man.
Following the cermony wedding break
fast was served at the residence of the brides
mother to about fifty persons. The bride
and groom then LETT on their wedding trip,
upon their return from which they will make
their home at the residence OF DR.. Mcclure,
on Sixth street.
Mrs j. w. Pilling gave a handsome tea
yesterday afternoon i'll honor of her guests,
the Misses Mills, of New York. and OF her
two sons who are home for the Easter holi
days from Harvard and Princeton.
The house was decorated with the colors
OF the two colleges named, the first paTlor
and hallway being in yellow and black, for
Princeton, while the dining room and second
parlor were in scarlet in honor OF Harvard.
A pretty conceit of the hostess was to have
arranged for the young ladies of the receiving
party small butterflies in the Harvard and
Princeton coors for them To wear in their
hair and on the corsage. Throughout the
rooms jonquils, hyacinths and lilies were
used in profusion.
The ladies of the receiving party were the
Misses Schmidt, sisters OF the hostess;
Miss Barcle, Miss Carr, Miss Edison, Miss
Riddle, the Misses Ames, Mrs Parker Mann
and Mrs. Frances Lane.
The marriage of Miss Lucy AdtiisonHester,
of Washington to Mr. Henry Brown Turner,
jr., of New York. took place last evening at
Trinity Episcopal Church. corner OF Third
and C streets northwest. The service was
performed by the uncle of the bride, Rev.
Thomas q. Addison. pastorof Trinity Church,
assisted by Rev. Mr.. Perry, OF st. Andrews
The bride wasdressed in an exquisite gown
OF white and orange satin. and carried a
white prayer book and single rose. The maid
of honor was Miss Mary Louise Hester, sister
of the bride, an dthe bridesmaids Miss Amer
lea Payne, OF Warrenton, Va; Miss Mary
Brown, OF Georgetown, and Miss Maude
Wheat, of Alexandria, Va They were all
gowned in white satin. with orgaNdie skirts.
A large bunch of Easter lilies, appropriate
tothe season, was ascarried by yeachbrideSmaid,
instead of the conventional rose.
The bestman wasMF. WilliamP .Whyland,
| of New York, and the ushers Mr.. Fred G..
| Turner and C. c. Turner, of New York, DR.
Richard w. Washington and Mr. F u Hester,
of Washington, and Mr.. George F. Robinson
and j. c. CrtcheT, OF Alexandria, Va.
Each usher wore a neat bouttonieTe OF lily
of the valley.
A beautiful wedding march from Lohengrin
was played on the brides entrance, assisted
by the magnificent choir of Trinity Church.
After the ceremony an Informal reception
! to friends and relatives was held at the
brides home, No. 1419 Q street northwest.
Mrs. and the Misses De Peyster gave a
! dance to young people fsociety on Tuesday
! evening.
Mrs. Fuller, wife of the Chief Justice. has
! been called to Chicago by the illness of one
| OF her daughters.
Mr Herbert vos, the distinguished artist,
| is in the city.
Mrs. Henry Chapman is visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. William Endicott, jr.
Miss Chandler is visiting Mr.. and Mrs
| Henry White.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reginald Henshaw Ward
sailed yesterday for Europe by the Paris
| They will remain abroad only short time,
| their plan being to return the middle of June.
They viii then join Mr.. and Mrs. H New
comb at Eberon, n. j.
The wedding of Miss Mable Coleman
and Mr.. Frederick Lewis Fishback took
place last evening at O'Clock at Congfega
| tionaI Church.
The wedding of Miss Sypher, eldest
daughter of Gen. j. Hale Sypher, to Col
George C. Hewitt, of Atlanta, took place
at high noon yesterday at the residence OF
the bride s father, No. 1854 Corcoran street
Rev j. II Elliott, of Ascension Church
officiated.
Col. and Mrs. Hewitt left at once for q
wedding tourin the South, and willmaketheir
home in Atlanta.
Miss Nellie E EMacNulty, "a promising young
vocalist of Capitol Hill, by invitation Oi
the rector of Christ's Church. East Washing
ton, sang solo in that church last Sunday
morning. The selection was from the ora
torio of Messiah, and was well rendered
Miss MacNulty is pupil of Prof Bischoff
A most enjoyable social gathering and en-
tertainment was given by Mrs. and Mr.
Sinclair. at their residence. No. 1917
Thirtieth street, Tuesday night, in honol
of the Misses Nellie Wise and Cora Patten
who are visiting West End from Westminste
College, Westminster, Md.
Mrs. and Mr.. Sage rendered several solos, IA
did also Mr.. Sinclair and Mr.. George Grif
fifth. The latter gentleman also gave sev
eral comic Rotations and songs. Anon,
| those present were Mr.. and Mrs. Sage, th
Misses Pruett, Newman, Wise and the Messrs
George Griffith, Donahue, Darby and
Malloney.
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