The morning times., 1896-12-13
TEAS and WEDDINGS
FILL SOCIEfY'S DAYS
Continued from Fifth page.


InIHuSLo oIt With choicest of flowers. palms
anu southern smildx. The fronC ,lrawing-
T. ,.e'i on, Tn, IN which TIE ceremony took place.
was beautifully trimmed IN orchids oval n
asparagus and huge bows OF orchid
cnlo'ed ribbon. The second drawing-room
was IN pink roses and lilies with white
ribbon, while the dining-I o IN .1asdecOrsrpfi
in white and green, with the table decked
IN a merican Beauty roses
ne marriage service was rectted by Rev
w A Bartlett, ID. D., of New Ork formerly
I pastor OF the New York Avenue Presby-
terrain Church of this city The BRIDE
gr6 ON, attended by his brother, Mir Robert
HdlStead OF New \ oTk, entered il advance
or the bride and her attendants and awaited
lne IatteT's coming III she bay winCOw
| win tHe CffiCiatlng clergy imam. An or
chestrd OF eISht PIE Ces rendered the bridal
music and the wedding party entered 70
tde chorus from LOheHgTin
4 ne uShers Were Mr. W. ID. Wilcox,
| DFOl ner or the bride, Mr. Griffin HalsIedd .
| DFothrr OF the groom, HesSrS LOring A n
ureWs the and Author Espy, OF Cincinnati, and
fetary or the treasury. WHO were followed
Dy the Two bridesmaids. Miss ClariSsa Hal
stedi, sister OF the grO"ln, and Miss Nc
Il'1I Oh I'M, eat 1nr bride eh irrtng On
| Ians Nhittemore
| ne welding gown was OF very heavy
cream white satin, the skirt untrmsned
anu OF particularly graceful cut and length
| WHiie Tue DO he. was deliberately trimmed
! IN eAquisItely fine rose point lace The
! tuile veil was fastened with orange bios
SONS, 50 ana the bridal bouquet was Or lilies
Oh tils valley
| j he bridesmaids gowns were particularly "
| hanfiNOIri- and Dscr,ualn4. uT wnItt. SILK with
girdies and artistic trimming of pink VEL
| Net. Ihry Carried huge punches " bride
Ihe Dude, VINO is ueIicatrIy pretty
! blonde, has been one or the most nGpuIar
ana admired bellies or the past two sea-
= sons, a great favOrIte with Mrs CIsve-
! iand, anu always one OF the most CHARM
/ ing or the young lady assistants at the
! White House teas and at the afternoon
7 UNaFtE LF
| Ihe hundreds OF exquisite and valuable
! presents Inciuded everything Q he HearU OF d
/ bride could desire. from diamond neck
/ lace TO Jeweled toilet set There were
! S1fts from Mrs Grant, Mrs. SartOris the
brazilian minister Chief Justice Fuller
! MI. Lamont. the Attorney General AMI Ars.
/ harmon, Mrs Stanley Matthew'S, Mr.. and
! Mrs. Belamy Storer, General and Mrs.
tracy, CI Albany, and the various mem GERS
l or the respective IA amliIes
/ Among those friends who Witnessed The
/ ceremony were the parents OF the groom
/ MI ana Mrs. VI urat Halstcad, his five
/ brothers. Clarence, Robert Griffith, VIII
1 ut, ana rank, AiT. and Mrs. W A David
SOD, MlSSs Mary Isabelle Davidson the
/ Chief Justice and Mrs. Fuller the Vice
! President mi Miss Letttia Stevenson,
senator sherman, Secretary Lam mt. the
/ Secretary OF the Navy and Miss Herbert,
I tile Attorney General and Mrs. Harmon,
Mrs. Stanley Matthew's, Mr.. and Mrs WIZ
liam Bern, OF BTOOkIyn. tht. Brazilian
Minister mi Nine. MendOnca Mrs. Mccain
mon and daughters, Gen. ami AIRS. ROCnes-
Ter ana Miss Rochester, Mr. and Mrs
george W = KOuZer, the Misses Hamhn,
Miss HichbOrn, Miss Addison MITCHELL
MISS Jane uiier, The Misses McnGlDlca,
Mrs WestinghOuSe. Sir. Z J. Gibson. Mr.
and Mrs. L. NJ. FTOuIke.
The marriage OF Miss Laura MoseIy
Morgan and Mr. Frederick Hang w;gs also
pretty anu Interesting event Vf Tuesday
evening, nj was SGicnnIZed at th.. Church
of the Ascension. at : clock In the pres
enc OF lar ge and fashionable COngTrga-
Ine bride. who Is the daughter Of the
late Commodore and Mrs. Van Rensselaer,
Morgan, wore a handsome wedding gown
OF white satin. with tuile veil fastened
with diamond SuDburst. the gift OF tie
groom Her bridal bouquet was If white
roses. The only bridesmaid was Miss
Mar garct Van Rensselaer, Morgan who
wore becoming gown or pink and carried
roses 20 CoFreSPpDd- The Gshers were:
M->SIs- FraHShn Morgan EeIJram UCvie
Dr. Morris, and Dr. Miller, all OF this
{ city.
ne groom and his test man. Mt VIII
lam Beck. net the bride at the chanCeI. and
Ar. Rev WUrthIng Cook. assistant rector
or the church, read the maFFla ge service
A reception and supper followed at the
evening MI and Mrs Haig left for an
extensive wedding tTp. after winch uney
VIII reside in this city.
The marriage OF Miss Jessie Adams and
MI William Stratford Anderson. OF Beaver
IA. was celebrated at the home or the
bride parents, Captain and Mrs Milo r.
Adams. on Wednesday, evening Onlythe i'm
mediate friends of the family witnessed the
ceremony, which was performed oy Rev.
Hugh Johnston. Cf the Metropolitan Church
Bryan.
The brides gown was a verv handsome
one nT white S.ttin. and her veil was faSten-
her family.
a large reception followed the ceremony
and at midnight Mr.. and Mrs. Anderson
started on wedding trip 20 the South,
after which they viii reside IN Beaver. Pa
The marriage OF Miss Mamie Byers and
Mr. Gu>-av huhn took place at 81. PauTs
parsonage edneSdJy evening The bride
carried bTide roses After The ceremony
MT- anu Mrs huhn left TOr Wheeling ".
Va, their future nome.
The marriage Of Kiss Marguerite Hunger
ford Whitley ana Mr. Frank II. Sloan Of
Baltimore. whIc hw as celebrated on WedEeS-
weddings OF the week A limited number
or invited guests witnessed the ceremony,
which Wa Performed Nv The ii ht Rev.
Henry Yates Satterlee bishop OF Washing
Smith. ID. D.. rector OF ST. Johns
There were no brdesmaI Is, but the
Following uSherS seated the guests and
led the bride 10 the altar MeSSrS. b.
j. BollleaH. j. h. Pitcher. W D. GiI,
Jr. Frederick Herhurt and j. r. Hey
ward OF Baltimore. and MIR W - RiShtGn
OF pennsylvania. The hFtte entered On
the arm or her cousin. Mr. John Pevrnn.
or TINS CITY, and the groom was attended
by Mr. L l.. smith OF Philadelphia
Mr. Sloan is CRY surveyor of Baltimore
and Mrs Sloan, the daughter OF Mrs
Josephine Whitley OF Prince Georges
county. dud gTd Tdnddaughtcr Of the late
Senator Whitley of Georgia.
The wedding Of Miss Elizabeth Roy and
Mr.. Adam IredweH was also pretty
and notable event of WedeSday the
ceremony u King Place an noon a the bCfue
or the bride on Nineteenth street The
bride was attended by her sister Miss
Nate Roy. and the marriage service was
read by Rev. Randolph Mckim, b. D..
rector or the Church OF The Epiphany
large number Of friends Witnessed the
ceremony and were entertained break
fast. after Which Mr.. and Mrs. Tredwrn
left for their future home in Norfolk
notable social event of the Washington
season will be the marriage OF Miss Camilla
Hancock Hare to Mr. j BuckneH Lip
pincott, Of Philadelphia, which will Ia ke
place January 20 In st. Johns Church
The ceremony will be performed by f.hop
Satterlee. assisted h the Rev Dr Mackav-
Smith, the rector. Gov Miriam and
wife, OF st. Paul, will come on for the oc-
casion as the guests OF Mr. and Mrs Han
cock Arrangements for the marriage are
upon the most elaborate scale. and the GER
emony viii be followed 10y q breakfast at
the residence of the brides grandfather.
Col Hancock.
The bride-elect is a descendant on her
mothers side from the New England
AdamSeS. She is a grandnieCe of Gen.
Winfield Scott Hancock, and granddaughter
of Col John Hancock, of this city In
person she is a woman OF rare beauty ana
attainments
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