The morning times., 1896-12-06

OF the bride and groom We're invited 10
witness the ceremony, which was performed
by Right Rev. Bishop Penick OF t;ichmond.
The family residence was beautifully
decorated in white and green, maiden
hair fern, bride roses and lines or the
valley being used in great profrsion.
The brides attendants Were Miss Bou-
teile of Maine and Miss Quimby Of New
Hampshire, who Wore very handsome
bridesmaids gowns Of white MORE an
,ique, and carried pink roses. The brides
gown was heavy white satin. with the en-
tire bodice covered with duchess lace.
Her tulle veil was fastened with diamond
pin, the gift of her mother. and lilies OF
the valley, her bridal boquet being of the
same flowers. There were no Groonsmen
OF ushers and the groom awaited the com
ing of his bride with the officiating bishop.
An informal reception followed and
supper was served shortly after the cere-
nony. Mr. and Mrs. Mariatt left soon
after on an extensive wedding journey, .
after Which they will reside at 44O Massa-
chusetts avenue. where they Will be at
home Thursdays, January 7th and the
l ith.
Miss Elsie Moler, of this city, and Mt.
Charles Eugene Foote of New York, were
also married on Tuesday evening, the oc-
casion being u notable one by reason or
the very unusual ceremony. Which consisted
of confirmation and marriage service Inc
announcement of this event crowded tire
Church of the Ascension from ehancel TO
organ loft The six ushcrs, Messrs. Chris
fancy james Hooe, W s. Chesley. Harry F.
Clark, Robert J. F. Allen and Joseph F.
Blunt, were with difficulty able to keep
the aisle clear for lie coming OF the brluai
procession, which consisted OF the full
vested choir of The church, the fishers, Miss
Isabel Du Bois, the maid of honor, and
the bride, who entered the church on the.
arm of her father, Mr.. Henry H. Moler.
of this city The groom and his best man,
Mr. William Sanford Lawton, of New
York, met the bridal party at the chancel
gate.
The bride and groom passed to the foot
of the altar where Rt. Rev. Henry Yates
Saterlee, bishop Of Washington. admins
tered the sacrament of confirmation. The
choir cha nted the responses, and following
the Lords prayer. which was recited by
the bishop sa ng The Voice That Breathed
Ger Eden,'' after which Rev. j. II.
Elliott, ID. D., performed the marriage
ceremony.
The nuptial music was all choral, q
recessional hymn being sung AS the wed
ding party passed down the aisle and the
usual wedding marches being dispensed
| with. The bride, who is a very pretty
| blonde, wore a becoming gown OF cream
white satin and carried bride roses. Her
tulle veil was woru off her face and fastened
with orange blossoms. There was no re-
cepuon, but the wedding party and few
| intimate friends drove to the temporary
home of the bride oil Iowa Circle, where
she donned handsome going g-away gown
| of green cloth, and at o'clock started
OH an extensive Southern wedding trip,
| including visit to st. Augustine, and Il
| trip to Bermuda. Mr.. and Mrs. Foote will
be at home in New York some time in
| January, when they will take up their
One OF the prettiest weddings of Wednes-
| day was that OF Miss Lucy Isabelle Cralle
| of this city, aud DR.. o. j. Henderson of
| West Virginia, which occurred at St.
| Andrews Episcopal Church promptly at
| noon. The chancei was handsomely deco
| rated in palms and fragrant with roses
that were generously placed on each side
| OF the altar.
| fashionable assemble ge of invited guests
| witnessed the ceremony and were seated
| by the following ushers, who led the bridal
| procession: Messrs. Coburn, Brown, Rob-
| ert Test and Drs. 2. H. Garland and A. B.
| Hove. The maid Of honor was Miss Brena-
| mann in q handsome street fown OF purple
| withbiackpictureh hat to match. who walked
i alone Immediately preceding the bride, who
| entered on the arm of her brother, Mr.. j. b.
4 Cralle, and met the gre ON and his best man,
i DR.. s. X. owen, OF West Virginia, at the
| chancel. Rev. ]. B. Perry, ID. D., rector OF
the church, officiated. Thehands ONE bride
i wore a most becoming taiiormade gown
Il Of green broadcioth, trimmed in velvet
| with stylish hatto match. A weddingbreak-
] fast followed at the brides home on