The evening times., 1899-06-29
KINGS PALACE DEPARTMENT STORES, fss ss& St.

Avenue church and was performed by its
rector. Rev. DR.. Radcliffe. The ushers
who led the train up the aisle were Mr..
Walter C. Clephane. Mr.. Lee d. Latimer.
Mr.. Guy Hamilton johnson. and Mr.. James
Almer Norris, brother OF the bride. Mr..
w. W. Christmas. the brother-in-law of
the bride escorted her to the chancel
where she was met by the groom and his
best man. Mr.. Addison T. Smith. when the
ceremony was performed by Rev. DR.. Rad
clife. pastor of the church. The graceful
ly dainty bride wore girlishly pretty
gown of white organdie and carried a
shower bouquet of white roses. Her at
tendant maid of honor, who directly pre-
ceded her to the palm decorated -chancel.
was Miss Marie Carpenter. whose gown
was OF pink tulle with which she carried a
bouquet of pink roses. When Mr.. and
Mrs. Gott left later in the evening for a
two weeks trip to the North. the latter
had donned 4 tailor gown Of grey cloth.
Upon their return they will occupy their
cottage in Grant Row, Chevy Chase, which
is Just about completed. Among the beau
tiful gifts which the young couple have re-
ceived and which are almost numerous
and versatile enough to furnish and deco
rate their pretty new home were a pair of
handsome mahogany chairs, presented By
the groom's fellow clerks in the War De-
partment as an evidence of their esteem.
A very artistically pretty home wedding
was that Of Miss Lille Cooper and Mr..
George w. Reinhardt which took place at
the residence of the brides parents. Mr..
and Mrs. George Cooper. on Fifth Street.
The service was solemnized by the brides
granduncle. Rev. Hiram Houston now In
his eighty third year, who came from Bos-
ton for that purpose. The bride. wearing
an exquisitely simple gown Of white or
candle trimmed with white ribbons. en-
tered the parlor with the groom. Their
attendants were two small flower girls,
Margaret Cooper. niece, and Sarah Bill
lard, cousin Of the bride. The wedding
marches were played by a string orchestra
the reception which followed from 8 to II
o'clock. Upon their return from their
honeymoon trip Mr.. and Mrs Reinhardt
will be at home at the Stratford.
One Of the largest weddings of the even
ing was that Of Miss Alice Butler and Mr..
William Carlin Field, of Alexandria, Va,
which took place at Trinity Episcopal
Church, Rev. Richard Williams oficiat-
ing.
The bridal train entered the church pre-
ceded BY the ushers-Mr. s. Frank Field,
jr-, brother Of the groom; Mr. Robbins
Simpson. and Mr.. Richard Gibson, all of
and Mr.. Malcolm Hufty, of
The maid Of honor. Miss Eva !
Butler, attended her sister in a gown Of
dainty rose pink organdie, fluffy with shir-
red rufdes and trimmed with wide bows
Of silk satin ribbon. Her bouquet was of
pink sweet peas. The bride was escorted
by her father, Mr.. James A. Butler. to the
chancel, where she was
received by the groom and his best man, |
Mr.. Sherman B. Fowler. OF Alexandria. |
The wedding gown was of white silk under !
white mousseline de sole. White sweet |
peas fastened the tulle veil in place, the |
same blossoms forming the shower bou- |
luet. No reception followed the cere- !
nony, Mr.. and Mrs. Field leaving soon !
,fterward for Atlantic City. the latter at !!
.ired for travelling In a grey suit with |
7iolet silk blouse They will be at home |
lfter July Is at 237 H Street northwest
Another especially interesting wedding |
,f the evening was that Of Mr.. Charles |
Phillips and Miss Carrie Eleanor Bennett, |
which took place at st. Paul's Lutheran !
Shurch. Rev. DR.. Domer oflciating. The |
ride. dafntily gowned In mode lansdown,
With bodice effects in white satin. and TAR.
'ying a bouquet Of white roses. entered !
he church with the groom. Heralded by
he nuptial music from "Lohengrin." they
,assed up the aisle, preceded by the ush- |
'rs. Mr.. Lee Pitchlyn. Mr.. George LinkinS
Ar. Philip E. Nuth.- and Mr.. Edward e |
4uth. The ceremony was followed by Z
reception at the new home Of the bride and
room. 1886 Eighth Street northwest. Mr..