The morning times., 1896-06-25
Welded 1t TIE ZONE
OF SENATOR eORxAI
Pretty Marriage Ceremony Of Miss
German and Mr.. Lambert.
Wedding OF Miss Bryson and DR.. VIII
son Was Also a brilliant Affair.
Other Similar Events.

Miss Bessie Gorman and Mr. Wilson ].
Lambert We're married last evening, In the
presence of the relatives and few friends
or the bride and groom, at the town resi-
dence or Senator GOrnan, on X street.
The ceremony was performed by Rev.
| DR.. Richards, president OF Georgetown Uni
versity. MIR. L. F. Little, a college mate
OF the groom, was best man. The decora-
tons OF paims, cut flowers and ferns were
| arranged with exquisite taste, and the
effect was extremely beautiful.
| In the drawing-room the windows and
! entire front end OF the room were screened
! with palms, whose green branches kpt
gracefully al the ceiling Two greatbp'. ches
| or Easter lilies, tied with long st, t,eamers
OF white satin ribbon, lent their beN Nty and
fragrance to the scene. The niahtel and
| stands about the room bore DO wis and vases
of bride roses, and the soft green of the
asparagus promosa, graced windows doors
and chandeliers. In the dining-room palms,
ferns and asparagus promosa We're charm
| lng arranged, and tallvases Oflong ST emed
American Beauties furnished a rich tone to
the handsome room.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Lambert left for an cx-
tended tour, and later on will go to Deer
Park Tor the rest OF the outing season.
One of The prettiestof yesterday s nuptial
events was the marriage OF Miss Louisa
Bryson, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Bryson. of No. TIA Twelfth street north
east, to Dr. ThomasC. Wilson. a weli-kBown
young physician of Philadelphia.
The floral decorations OF. the parlors
| were palms and scarlet geraniurns, their
| combined effect forming an artistic back
gro''.i for the brunette beauty of the
| bnde.
Beralded by Mendelssohn's wedding
march. played by Prof. oyle, assisted by
Mrs Bauer. the bridal party entered the
| room and were met by Rev. Thomas Chal-
mers Eastop, ID. D., pastor of the Eastern
Presbyterian Church, who performed the
ceremony in the presence of number of
relatives and friends.
The bride was exGuisitely attired in
white China silk, draped with Fedora
lace, and she held a shower bouquet of
bride buds Her sister, Miss Laura E.
Brysop, vino attended her Us maid OF
honor. wore charming gown of white
silk, with bouffaDt sleeves, and square
corSage. outlined with bands of seed
pearls. Her flowers were roses and car
nations.
Dr Harry Costello of Philadelphia, an
intimate friend of the groom, was best
man.
| a general reception, from s TO 10.
Atlantic City and Niagara Falls will be
| included in the bridal journeyings, and
| upon the conclusion of their tour, DR..
Wilson will take his bride to Philadelphia.
their future home.
Miss Minnie Gray and Mr. James Taylor
McClennahaD, OF Pittsboro, N. c., were
married last evening at $50 O'Clock, at
4 lan ~ hn do fhAr AYS
Charlotte Rothrock. No. Il29 Sixth street
| northwest. The pariors were prettiiy ar
ranged with palms aud cut flowers, and the
music was rendered by Miss Daisy Easter
day, an intimate friend of the bride.
The bride and groom, preceded by Miss
Dixie Leach. of ReidsviiIe, N. c., Miss
Emma Taylor. of Raleigh, n. c., Cousin
| OF the groom. and Mr.. c. II. Rothrock,
| brother OF the bride, entered the par!or to
gether, when the ceremony was performed
by Rev. S. II. Greene, pastor OF Calvary
Baptist Church.
The brides robe was OF white silk,
trimmed with lace rld satin ribbon. Her
illusion veil was caught with sprays or
orange blossoms aud she carried L bouquet
of sweet PEAS. The maids were charming
in white orgaudie with clusters or brde
blossoms fringed with feathery ferns.
The ceremony was followed by general
contracting parties. during which an eiab-
crate collation. was served. The floral
decorations OF the refreshment tables were
carnations. daisies, bride roses and piUks.
Mr.. and Mrs. McClennahau will spend
their honeymoon at home and will be
pleased to see their friends, after July 1,
at No. 1929 Sixth street northwest.
Among the friends and relatives from
distance who came on to attend tile wed
N MoCln t,a her
of the groom, and Mr.. and Mrs. B. Nooe.
ir.. Pittsboro, n. &C; Miss Dixie Leach. Of
Reidsville, and Miss E. Taylor. Of Raleigh.
n. c.
Though the engagement of Miss Letitia
z. Elliott to Mr.. James NJ Stewart ws-i
announced some time ago their marriage
yesterday morning was matter OF sur
prise to their friends.
The grooms business affairs necessiuated
the hnrrying OF the ceremony before cards
could be issued and the ceremony was per-
formed by DR.. A. W. Pitzer in the presence
OF only the immediate families OF the pair.
Mr. and Mrs. Stewart left Immediately
for Concord. n. H.. where they will re-
main all the sum mer.
Miss Nellie Starr De Wolf. the daughter
of Mrs NJ. L. De Wolf. was quietly mar
ried Tuesday afternoon to Mr. Francis
Joseph Byrne, OF Elmira N. Y. Mr.. and
Mrs Byrne will make their home in EiInira.
The engagement of Miss Alice Priest. of
Rhode Island avenue, to Mr.. Erwin Ewell
of the Agricultural Department, is an
nounced.
The wedding will take place in August.
| though the date has not yet been decided
| upon.
Mrs. Ellen Powell Thompson and her
brother, Major J. w. Powell, will spend
the summer at Brookiin, on the coast of
Maine The party will include Mr.. Frank
Cushing, the explorer. and his wife. Prof.
Langley, Miss May Clark. who goes as
stenographer to Major Powell, and her
sister, Miss Fidelle Clark. who will perform
the same duties for Mr.. Cushing.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. r. Andrews, Of 1881 V
street, are receiving congratulations upon
the birth 81 daughter, the event occurring
yesterday.
Word has been received that Miss Minnie
Tracy, who recently filled two oreratic
engagements in this city, is very seriously
i'll of typhoid fever in Astoria. New York.
Her father. Col. John Tracy, is with her,
and in letter received from him by his
secretary, Mr.. Barnaclo, yesterday, he
expressed grave doubts of her recovery.
One of the pretty home weddings of
last night was that of Miss Irene Lipphard,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John +. Lipphard,
No. 205 E street northwest. and Mr.. John
G. King of FOrrestyiile I'D,