The times., 1897-06-27

ushers were: Mr. Edward f. Hertford.
Dr. ] Everett Keene, Mr.. Henry Leonard,
and Mr. Lewis English, and the brides
maids: Misses Olga and Wanda Won Ezdorf,
sisters OF tse bride, ard the Misses Gertie
and Nettie Becker. The maid of honor
was Miss Cora shreeve, the grooms sister.
and there were three little flower maids,
who walked before the bride, Miss Una
Ray leading, in blue silk, followed by
Miss Irma Won Ezdorf and Miss Eta Ray,
in white silk, each Of them carrying
baskets of sweet peas. The bride passed
up to the altar with her father, and was
met by the groom and his cousin, Mr..
Simpson, who officiated as best man.
She was attired In white bengaline,
trimmed with orange blossoms and duchess
lace Her tulle veil was caught With
orange blossoms and she carried shower
bouquet of BRIDES roses tied with white
moire
Miss Shreeve was dainty in white silk
and carried white roses tied with white
ribbons Miss Olga Won Ezdorf Wore white
organdie over pink silk, Miss Gertie Becker
white organdie over yellow, and Miss
Wanda Won Ezdorf and Miss Nettie Becker
in white organdie over blue. Each carried
pink roses TIED with pink ribbon
A general reception followed the service
at the church, after which Mr.. and Mrs.
Shrecve left for a trip North which viii
Include Niagara Falls and journey up
the Hudson. Upon their return they will
go to housekeeping on Fourteenth street
Miss Ernestine RichOld, the daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Leopold Richold, of South
Washington, was married on Wednesday
evening at G O'Clock 20 Mr.. Lee Baumgar-
ten, the ceremony being performed at No.
719 Sixth street northwest, by Rabbi l..
stern. The bride and groom entered the
room together and were preceded to the
inlprovised- altar by the groom's brother,
Mr.. william Baumgarten: the three brothers
OF the bride, Messrs. Fred. Sol. and o. S.
Richold, and Mr.. and Mrs. Lucien Baumgar-
ten, and Mr.. and Mrs. Leopold Richold,
parents of the groom and bride.
The bride was gracefully attired in white
mule over white silk, trimmed with taf-
feta ribbons and lace. She wore tulle
veil caught with diamond star and a
cluster of white hyacinths, spray of the
same flowers being caught between the
leaves of q white Eible she carried instead
of the con nventional bouquet The ceremony
was followed by a general reception to
friends, with refreshments and dancing
until midnight. There was a string Or
chestra in attendance, though the nuptial
marches were played on the piano by Prof.
Platt, personal friend.
The young couple left during the even
ing for trip to Atlantic City and Long
Branch.
Another pretty wedding Of the week was
that of Miss Anna n. Eacritt and Mr..
Earl j. Decker, who were married Wednes-
day evening at Epiphany Church by Rev.
DR.. McKim.
The bridal processlca was led by the
ushers, Mr.. John f. Bschoff, Mr.. Adolph H.
Kamerer. Mr. A. j Seaman and Mr.. Walter
Bergerin. They were succeeded by four
flower girls, Misses Margaret Weller. Isabel
Shelton and Blanche and Margaret Houck,
OF Frederick, who wore dresses of white
organdie, with white satin ribbons and
large shepherdess' flats of white MULE.
They carried baskets of June roses and
sweet peas.
The maid of honor, Miss Ida Crapster,
Immediately preceded the bride, / n a
dainty gown OF white organdie over pink