Evening star., 1896-10-08
Marriage Bells Rang Asrrily Many Times
Yesterday.
October brings Its Complement Of
Weddings-Preparin to En-
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the ushers. Mr.. Edward 8. Duvall jr.. was
best man. The bridesmaids were Miss
Martie Barton of Easton. Md; Miss Kate
Balleul Of Brooklyn, Miss Mary Grove, the
grcom's cousin, and Miss Mary Rollins.
The maid of honor was Miss Sadie Morgan.
The bride was gowned in white satin, with
lace trimming about the yoke. Orange
blossoms fastened her VEIL The maid of
honor and the bridesmaids wore white
organdie over white silk, and the entire
bridal party carried white chrysanthe-
NUNS, the bridesmaids bouquets being tied
with lilacs and Nile green ribbons. the
brides and her maids with white. After
the ceremony reception was held 1T the
brides home, 1fs9 street.
A very pretty wedding took place yester-
day at st. Stephens Church. Miss Bessie
Michael 7. O'Leary. Mess-s. w. b. Wood.
A. Shaw, A. Mooney and A. Moses Off
| ciated as ushers, and the ceremony was
performed by Rev. Father O'Connor, as
phen's, Father Gloyd and DR.. Stafford of
st. Patrcks and Father Bart of St. Mat
| thew's. A reception followed at the new
nome of the couple, 2UD9 F street.
St Paufs Rock Creek Church was the
scene of a pretty wedding last ht the
parties being Miss May Ellin of Chillum,
| Md. and Mr.. Francis Grantham Jacquette
of this city. The bride was gowned in
by her little sister. Mr. Howard Burbank
| of this city and Mr.. Ferd Ellin, a brother
| OF the bride. were the ushers. After the
| ceremony the immediate families and the
| the brides home. AS soon as Mr.. and
| Mrs. Jacquette return from a tour through
| the north they will reside at S15 9th street.
MISS Celeste Selma Moritz and Dr. Ray
mond Holden were married last evening in
the presence of a very large company of
| friends at ST. Dominic's Church Mr.
Richard Hendrickson. Dr. G. r. Lee Cole,
DR. Louis A: Johnson, Mr.. Paul Moritz.
Lemon and Mr.. w. A Graham were the
| ushers. Miss Daisy Moritz, the brides
| sister. and Miss Eleanore Simonds, the
| bridesmaids. wore white organdie over blue
| silk and carried large punches of chrysan-
| themums The maid Of honor. Miss Agnes
Holden, sister of the groom. wore white
silk. and her bouquet was Of La France
roses. The brides gown was Of ivory
satin and chiffon. and her veil was caught
| with orange blossoms. The groom, with
| his best man, DR.. William F. Walter met
the tn ,nasi bride at the altar and Rev Father
| wedding journey through the north Dr.
and Mrs. Holden will reside at SOC 6tn
| street southwest.
One Of the prettiest fail weddings was
| that of Miss Adele Platter Cammack of this
| city to Mr.. Kenneth John Muir of New
| York. which took place yesterday in the
| old and historic St. Johns Church. The
chancel and altar decorations We're palms
| and cosmos blossoms. which, with the red
| altar hanginss, created a most pleasing
| and pcturesqu. effect. The use of the red
altar hahgings which is an English Gus
| tom. instead of the customary white was
| ar innovation most favorably commented
| upon by those present.
The ushers We're DR.. j. Charles Macgill
of Baltimore. Mr.. Philip Williams, United
States navy; Mr. Robert f. Lee jr. of Vir-
| ginia. and Mr.. T. Percy Myers of this city
They led the way to the chancel. followed
by the maid of honor. Miss Emily Key
Cammack. sister of the bride, who was
most attractive1y gowned in white and
yellow. and carried a bouquet Of yellow
| chrySanthemums.
arm of her cousin, Mr.. William Thompson
Harris of this city. Her gown was of ivory
satin and white chiffon. and she carried a
| bouquet of lilies Of the-vailey.
The groom was attended by his partner
| Mr.. Duncan l.. S. Maclaren of New York
| and the ceremony vas performed by the
Rev Robert s. W. Wood, assistant rector
| of st. Johns.
A wedding breakfast was served at the
residence OF the brides mother 1908 18th
street northwest, to which were asked only
| the bridal party and few intimate friends
Mr.. and Mrs. Muir left later in the after
noon for New York, which will be their
future home .<s.
At Oak.ard, Cal, yesterday, in ST. Paul's
Episcopal Church, Miss Amy Requa be-
came the bride of Capt. Oscar Fitzalan
l
was brilliant affair and the ceremony
was performed by Bishop Nichols of San
Francisco, assisted by Rev. Mr.. Ritchie OF
| St. Paul. Miss ReQua is the only daughter
Of Isaac Requa, president Of the Central
Pacific railway. The groom is well known
in this city, where for four years he was
adjutant general Of the District National
| Guard and was an extremely popular Off
Ger. Some years ago he served with dis
tinction on the frontier member OF
Gen. Miles staff, and has recently been
awarded medal Of honor for gallan,
I services.
Mrs. Theresa Hawke has sent out cards
of invitation to the marriage Of her daugh-
| ter Mary Emma, to MT. Bert Iuscho Sax
ton Wednesday evening. October p, a,
the Church Of the Epiphany.
Among the out-of-town weddings that oe-
Cured yesterday was that of Mr. John
T. Wood OF Georgetown and Miss s. Sophie
| Maddox, daughter of the late DIR. Thomas
Maddox of Washington county. Nd.
The ceremony took place in St. Marks
| Church at Lappan's, and was performed
by the Rev. Henry Thomas of Martins
burg and the rector Rev. H. c. f. Cos.
tello. Miss Mary Priscilla Williams of Bal.
timore, a riece of the bride. was maid OF
| honor. Miss Anne Elizabeth Chew Will
| liams, also niece of the bride and Mary
Glare Livingston Thompson, a niece oil
the groom. were flower girls. The bride
| wore handsome gray travelling suit and
/. carried a bouquet of bride roses. She was
| escorted by her brother, Mr.. Samuel Mad.
dox. who gave her hand in marriage. DR.
| George w. Wood, brother of the groom
acted best man. The ushers were
| Messrs. Thomas Motley Williams. Morton
| Wood and Ferdinand Williams. Miss Nan
ME E. Davis of Baltimore played the we'd
| ding march.
After the ceremony the bridal party re-
| turned to 'Woodlie," the Maddox country
J home, where luncheon was served Mr.. ant
Mrs. Wood left on the afternoon train fol
| Niagara and the north On their return
J they will reside in Georgetown. Their,
) were 70 formal invitations. only relative.
\ and intimate friends beirg invited. Among
J those present we're Mr.. and Mrs. Smiti
Thompson, jr., Mr.. and Mrs. Henry w. ID
! Nicholson. Miss Helen Nicholson and Mis-
Elizabeth c. Chew of Washington. Mr.. ant
{ | Mrs. T. J. c. Williams Of Baltimore be
J | sides many from Hagerstown and the vi
J cinity.
Il A prince of the royal blood is on his wa.
| to this city and is expected to arrive il
New York next week. He is Prince Louis
of Savoy, a nephew of King Humbert
q While in the city the prince will be tn,
! guest of Baron Fava at the Italian EN-
r | bassy.
The japanese minister and suite are nov
: | in the CITY, having enjoyed pleasant sum