The evening times., 1896-02-12

Church, on Lafayette Square, today at
noon.
The affair was attended 10y all the pomp
of military glory, the ushers and best man
being i'll full uniform. AT the door of the
church were stationed Orderly Wilbur and
Musician Robinson, in gorgeous blue, scar
let and gold.
The ushers were Capt. Murphy. L. S. A;
Lieut.. Barnett, U. S. NJ. c.: Ensign Davis,
U. ). X: Ensign Edic, U. 5. NJ. C.; Lieut..
Archibald Campbell L. S. A; aud Lieut..
Wheeler, U. s. A.
During the seating Of the guests the organ
ist pla yed softiythe einternczzofro ''Cavai-
leria Ruslicana.'' wedding Procession"
10y Alonzo; My Old Kentucky Home,' by
request. TIE groom being a Kentuckian.
and scene d'Amour.''
Those who gathered To witness the Cere-
muny included representative Washington
society folk, "the service" OF course, pre-
dominating.
At the sound of the "Lohengrin March"
the bridal party entered, two usiiers and
two bridesmaids alternately. The attend
ants of the bride wore taunty gowns of
silver-gray figured mobair, with jeweIed
girdles. and vests OF Persian silk. Their
Gainsborough hats of black, trimmed with
piumes, were also ornamented with Per-
sian ribbon. They carried La France Roses,
tied with pink ribbons. Miss Barnett, Miss
Williams, Miss Stellwagen and Miss Rad
ford We're followed by the maid OF honor,
Miss Hamerslcy, of New York, similarly
gowned. I
The bride, who is handsome blonde.
was escorted by her father. Capt. Erastus
Robinson, who gave her away.
Ensign Vogeigesang, L. 5. n, acted as best
man. Rev. Dr. Mackay-Smith officiating.
The brides gown was of Persian novelty
cloth trimmed with violet velvet and a
ieweled girdle. The vest was of blue
chiffon. She wore Il fetching hat trimmed
with velvet and plutnes, and carried white
prayer book.
Following the ceremony, wedding break
fast to twenty-five was given at the quar-
ters of Capt. and Mrs. Robinson. The table
was prettily arranged with smilaX, W bite
roses and white ribbons, and the whole
house decorated with white roses and smi-
lax.
Lieut. and Mrs. Radrrod will leave later
for Florida.
Among the many handsome gifts was a
diamond crescent, gift OF the groom
The marriage OF Miss Elizabeth Taylor
Tilfurd tn Mr.. Carl b. Kaferstein, both of
this city, will take place this afternoon
at = O'Clock at the home of the bride,
No. 1886 New Hampshire avenue.
Rev. r. l.. Howell of St Margaret's P.
E. Church, will officiate, assisted by Rev.
Hammond Milton of Hensiiaw Memorial
Church, Baltimore. Owing to a recent be
reayement in the family the ceremony will
be witnessed only by the immediate fami-
lies of the two young people. The marriage
will take place in the music ro,m of the
brides home, which will be prettily deco
rated with palms.
Mr.. Frank V. Tilford, brother of the
bride, will give her away, and Mr.. ]. Nota
McGill, tie register OF wills. will be best
man.
The bride will wear n costume of white
embroidered crepe, and will carry White
orchids and maiden-haIr ferns. The maid
of honor will be gowncd In rose color, ard
carry pink bridesmaid roses.
A supper TO those present at the wedding
will follow the marriage. After IL we'd
ding tour Mr.. and Mrs. Kafers.en vii
go TO housekeeping on II street, the groom
being established in business here as an
architect.