The evening times., 1896-10-01
SENATOR'S DAUGHTER WEEDS
Miss Faulkner and Mr.. Carter Mar.
ried at MariinSburg, w. Va.
Other Notable Nuptial Events of the
Day-Gossip of the Gay
World.

Miss Mary Boyd Faulkner, the second
daughter OF Sc nator Charles Jerome
Fauikner was married last evening to Mr..
Edgar N. Carter, OF Fort bridger, wyoming.
in the PresbyteriaD Church at $50 O'Clock,
at Martinsburg, W Va. The church was a
mass OF flowers. The altar was hidden
behind bauk OF ferns, palms, cut flowers
and beautiful potted plants.
IDe buuai PARTY entered the church Il
few minutes late. 1t consisted of twenty
| seven persons.
Miss Jane Faulkner, sister OF the bride,
was maid of honor; Miss Sallye Faux
| ner, another sister, was first bridesmaid.
and the other bridesmaids were Miss Eliza
| Peachy, OF Washington; Miss Amelia
| Shryock. of Baltimore; Miss Eliza Kemp
| er, OF Alexandria, Va; Miss Elsie Love, OF
| Winchester, Va; Miss Fannie Wheatiey,
| of Washington; Miss Mary Nelson WIsner,
Miss May Faulkner ana Miss Jane Boyd, OF
Martinsburg.
The groom's attendants were Mr.. Conrad
Syme, Of Washington, his best mau; Mr.
| Raymond Acton, of Alexandria, Va, first
| groomsnan; Mr.. W w. Sproul, of StauD-
| ton. Va; Mr. Griff T. Smith. of Washington;
| Mr.. Charles L. Faulkner, OF Washington;
Mr.. II. ID. Flood, of AppomattoX, Va; Mr.
Joseph Button, OF Richmond, Va, and Mr..
| c. j. Faulkner, jr., Mr.. Peyton Harrison
| Mr.. NJ. A Snodgrass, OF Martipsburg.
j
| ginia Fullerand Lillian Harrison were rib
| bon children. Senator Faulkner gave the
| bride away.
The bridal party entered the church by
| both aisles to the music OF the Lcfengrin
wedding march played by Mrs. ii. ID. Fuller
FIRST came the ribbon children, then the
groomsnen and ushers, followed by tie
bridesmaids and maid Of honor. The groom,
on the arm OF his best man, followed, the
party proceeding III, slle fis"I aIsie, .inu ,i.G
bride on the arm OF her rather. the party
going up the left aisle.
The ceremony was performed by Rev.
DR.. F. NJ. Woods, who read the Presby.
terrain service and united the bridal couple
with "a ring. During the service Mrs. Full
ler played softly 20, Promise Me-" Imne
diateiy after the benediction Mrs. DR.. J W
McSherry sang very sweeuy 20, Perfect
Love"
The bride wore n white satin gown trim
med with Duchess lace. The veil was
fastened w!ln d broO.n OF pearls ard dIa-
inonds. the gilt OF Senator Faulkner. Miss
Jane Faulkner. maid of honor, wore gown
OF white brocaded silk and chiffon. The
gowns of the bridesmaids were of W hite or
candle over white taffcta silk. The bride.
Ii.aid or honor and first bridesmaid carried
bouquets OF brides ruscs. The bridesmaids
carried white prayer-books and roses tied
with white tafTeta ribbon. The groom and
hts attendants were IN evening dress.
Aner the ceremony a reception was given
The bridal party by Senator and Mrs Faux
uer at BOydville. To which many well-kunwn
society people Were invited. The beautiful
old homestead, which has icen the seen" of
50 inany social gatherings, was never pret-
tier. aud Senator aud Mrs. Faulkner dis
pensed the most charming hospitality.
The bridal couple len for brief wedding
Trip to the East at midnight. Upon their re-
turn they VIII spend % few days at Boyd
their future hoIne.
TIE BRIDE received many beautiful and
costly presents, among them Icing dainty
writing desk Uf mahogany inlaid with pearl,
the rift OF the groom.
The future Mrs Carter wa 8 one of Martins
burg's most popular society girls, and was a
favorite IN this city, where she spent two
Seasons, and tue groom is promising young
business man OF Fort Bridger.
Among those present a the wedding and
reception from a distance We're Hon. Charles
lIamiin, Hon. Lawrence Gardner, Hon.
James L. Norris, of Washington: DR.. and
Mrs. W. 5. Love. tie Misses Love. Mr.. and
Mrs. K. L. Byrd, Mr.. and Mrs. II. u. Fuller.
sAirS. AID Miss cover, Miss Russell and the
Salisscs ID untcr, of WipelIester; Mr.. and Mrs
Forrest ". Brown, the Misses Mitchell and
Miss sublctte, Of Charlestowu; MIR Walter
Meyers, of York. Pa: Mr. aud Mrs. Robert
W. Hunter and Miss Kemper, OF Alexandria.
tow Miss Nellie Harrison, of Mobile. Ala;
Mr.. Edgar Stewart, OF MorgautowD.
The marriage of Miss Aniia II Stanley,
daughter OF General Stanley, governor of
the Soldiers Home, and Lieut.. Willard A.
HolDrook, OF the Seventh Cavalry, Will
occur this evening 1t O'Clock at the
Soldiers Home Chapel. DR.. Wallace Rad
clffe, pastor OF the New York Avenue
Presbyterian Church, will officiate
Miss Stanley is both ch charming and highly
accomplished, and is an artist of great
talent. She studied in the Philadelphia
Academy of Fine Arts and also in Paris
and Holland, where she painted mostof the
quaint and bea utiful pictures which adurn
her fathers home.
Her bridal gown is of ivory Duchess
SATIN, trimmed in rare lace and chiffon and
has short sleeves and slightly low neck.
The tuile veil will be held in place with n
few brides roses from her bouquet and a
diamond sunburst, present from her
father. with diamond studded sword, the |
groon's gift, will be the only ornaments she |
will wear
Miss Blanche Stanley, her sister, Will be |
maid OF honor, and with Mss Grace Hall. |
OF New York. the bridesmaid. viii be |
gnwncd i'll white organdic, with white satin |
ribbons and carry pink roses.
AS the bridal party enter the chapel |
they will be preceded by the two little |
nephcws OF Miss Stanley, Wright and stan |
ley Rumbrough, who, dressed in white sailor |
suits, will carry the white ribbons. The |
best man, Lieut.. Devore, like the groom, Is |
West Point graduate. The ushers are |
Lieuts. W. C.. Brown. Freeman, Scott and |
Butler all of whom, with the grossn, will ne
dressed in full cavalry uniform. The Sos
diers' Home Ba nd will Furnish the music.
After the ceremony and reception, Lieut.