The morning times., 1896-11-18
WEDDING MARCHES PEAL
IN SEVERAL CRUaCHES
Pretty Ceremonies Add to the List
of November Brides.
Iarcom-Tomlinson Nuptials at Cal
vary-SOciaI Notes and
Personals.

Calvary Baptist Church was filled last
night with the friends of Miss Edith French
Larcombe. daughter of Mrs. Almira Nj.
Larcombe, of No. IL 35 Sixth street north
west, and Mr. S Edwin Tonlnson, also
of This city, who were married at Z 80
O'Clock by Rev. S. IL. Green, pastor of
the church.
The bride passed up the aisle attended by
her brother, Mr. Howard Larcombe, and
was preceded by the ushcrS. Mr.. William
NJ Larcornbe and Mr. George w. LarCombc,
her brothers Mr. Charles S. Domer and
Mr.. Frank Israel.
They We're followed by the two brides
maids. Misses Ida and Blanche Tomlinson,
sisters of the groom, aud Miss Minnie
Anderson. who served as maid of honor.
AT the chancel. which was beautifully ar
ranged with palms and yellow and white
chrysa ntiemuius. the bride was given to
the groom. who awaited them there, with
Mr.. Warren Choate, the best man.
The nurtial marches Were rendered by
Mr. Frank Gebest. organst of the church.
The bride was attired in crystal satin.
en- traine, with the high bodice trimmed
with lace and lilies of the valley. Her
,ulle veil was caught with sprays of lilies
of the valley, and the same flowers, with
white roses, formed the bridal bouquet.
The maid of honor wore yellow organdie
over yellow satin and carried yellow chrys-
anlhemums tied with yellow moirc.
The maids Were gowncd in white organdie
over white silk and carried white chrySan-
tfIemumS, tied with white satin streamcrS.
Tie ceremony was followed by reception
at the future home of the couple, No. Is
@ street northeast. where were displayed
the numerous and handsome bridal gifts
received among them a gold lined silver
service from the National Rifles. of which
company The groom is member. Mr..
and Mrs. ToInlinson Will he at home after
December l on Wednesdays, when they
will be pleased to see their friends.
one of the pretiieSt home weddings of
| the month was celebrated last evening at
| the residence of Mrs Mccarthy, the brid,
! being her daughter, Miss Mary Mccarthy
and the groom Mr. John o. Harmon. both
| OF Washington The parlors wcr" very
| prettily decorated in palms, white clirysan
| themums and Bride roses. There wer.
| neither bridesmaids nor groomsmen, bur
| the little sister Of the bride, in becoming
gown OF white silk, acted as flower CIR
| and carried a basket OF pink chry ysanthe
| nuns.
The wedding music was furnished by
| Miss Ida Parry II the piano, and Rev
| Father McGec of st. Patrick's Church was
| the officiating clergyman. Re-. Father
| Gioyd and DR.. Stafford Were also present
as was Rev. c. NJ. Bart of st. Matthe VS..
| The wedding cowH was beautifully mad
| costume of sapphire blue and silver si.k
| and the bridal bouquet WAS of Bride roses
| An informal reception and supper fol
| lowedthe ceremony, ,andlaterin theev .nin.
Mr.. and Mrs Harmon left for a NortherI
| trip of several weeks. The brides goin
| away gown WAS Il pretty novelty cloth, il
| blsck and plum. with velvet hat to match
| Mr.. and Mrs. Harmon Will upon their re
| turn reside at l123 Ninth street