The Washington bee., 1899-03-18
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A BRILLIANT MARRIAGE.

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performed the wedding ceremony and
Prof. John Lewis presided at the or
gan. 1 he bride was attended by her
father and MIR. Kelly did the honor of
best man. The alter was beautifully
decorated with palms and other plants
nd from the desk hung the favorite
initials of the bride C. E.. the svmbal
OF the Christian Endeavor of which
she is president. The bride was
attlred In a magnificent gown of white
taf1etta silk, trimmed with Duchess
lace and chiffon, white tulle veil fasten-
ed with orange blossoms and wore a
broch necklace of pearls. The brides
maid. Miss Ella CuSberd wore a white
dotted swiss with satin sash. The
flower girl, Miss Edna Tyree wore a
white Swiss dress and carried a large
boquet of white caSnations; The
bride and the bridesmaid carried a
large boquets Of la France roses and
casnations. The groom met his
bride at the alter and i'm the happy
bonds Of matrimony they were Joined
together. The presents were many
and very beautiful; among which were
silver tea set from the faculty of
Columbia University. Miss Nellie
Plnkett, silver berry spoon; Mr. James
Pinn, silver spoon; Mr.. VIM. Pinn. a
silver tea strainer; Mr.Griffin and wife,
gold trimmed cut glass pitcher; MIR.
Pebbles and wife, toilet set; A. F.
Boston and sisters, salad dish, cutglass
pitcher and cake stand; Miss ]. E,
Anderson, embroided pin cushion; Miss
Mary Ferguson bed spread; Eddie
Howard oil hand painting; James Neal,
medallion painting; Lucinda Shorter,
cut glass water carafts; Miss A. E.
thompson. pillow shamS; Miss Nj. ".
Ilbbs, half dozen silver tea spoons;
DR.. Conner and wife, half dozen tea
napkins; ]. T. Johnson, Dresden clock
r. I. Jones, silver chocolate pot; Mr..
Clinton Johnson, bureau set; DIR. A.
II. Stevens, silver butter dish; Mrs.
Victoria Bell, cut glass pitcher; Mr..
Benz. Warrick, silver berry bowl;
James CuSberd, silver tea service;
Messrs. Edmond Scott and Ellis
Brown, ebony clock; Deacon Henry
ones, silver pudding dish; Christian
Endeavor, IL silver knives and forks;
Miss 5. j. Carter, custard dish; Mr..
and Mrs. James III. Holmes, toilet set;
Misses Lena and Lille Holmes, slip
pers; Mrs. Sabbs, bed spread; Miss NJ.
JARVIS, scarf and powder. box; Mr.. and
Gilmore, cups and saucers and bowl
Henry Jarvis, Sr., pudding dish; Mrs.
Lucy Scott and daughter, bed spread;
L. Thompson, picture; Miss Ella A.
Brown, half doz. pie plates, half doz.
bread and butter plates; w. It. Hall,
tea pot; Charles Carter, vine set; Mrs.
j. A. Langhorn, scrap basket; Mr.. John
r. Brown and wife, comfort; MIR and
Mrs. Gates, platter; Mrs. Stanard,
rack, shovel, and puff box; Miss Franc
Brown, picture frames; Mr.. Burgess
and wife, vase; Mr.. Morris and wife,
cuspadores and bed spread; Miss
Ethel Davis, white kid slippers; Miss
Jennie Dean, money; Mrs K. Marshall, |
bureau scarf; Mrs. Lewis Collier, two
Damask towels; ]. Tucker, carving |
dish; Mrs. Proctor and Miss Watson, |
water glasses; Howard l.. Hodgkins |
and wife. silver butter dish; Rosetta |
Boston, china water pitcher; r. n,
Scott and wife, finger bowls; Ella
Boston, china platter; Julia Peters.
handkerchiefs; ]. T. Layton and wife,
napkin rings; VIM. {. Gray, mus
tard spoon; Mrs. Marguretta Moss,
Damask towels; Mr.. Ruffln and wife,
china water pitcher: @. B. Anderson
and wife, cut glass berry dish; Mrs.
Nellie w. Clark, tea set; Mary and
Carry Bradford, cracker jar; w. III.
Harris and wife, Bisque ornament;
Peter Walker and wife, bureau set;
Mrs. O. l.. White, ice cream set; Miss
N. Burroughs, berry dish; Sara ].
Carter, berry spoon; Mrs. ChiSolm and
daughter, dish, father and sisters,
toilet set: VIM Stewart, plates. the
Misses Woodson, oil stove; Mamie
Tyree, cake plate and vase, Parthene
Tyree, vinager bottle: MIR. Whips and
wife. bullion cup; Abba Allen, silver
outter dish; Mrs. Henry Tweeny, table
10th and napkin; Ella Johnson, cho-
,olate set; Mrs. Edmunds, plates and
hree tea pieces; Miss Gibbs, sugar
spoon; Mr., an Mrs. Pollard, pin trays;
I. w, Hawkins and wife, cream set;
". Woodson, butter and berry dishes;
oseph Lee and wife, pin trays; Rich
lrd Pollard, towels; Alice Jefferson,
Philip Mercer and wife,
owels; Mrs. John King, half dozen
lass dishes; VIM. Queen and wife,
,read box; Mr.. Jenkins and wife,
arge vase; Bagby and wife, two pic
ures; Eva Burrell, doylies; Annie and
Senj. Washington, glass pitcher; [.
". Edwards and wife, berry spoon;
:. A. Adams and wife, sugar spoon;
fartha Lee, lace handkerchief; w. d.
nixon and wife, silver butter dish;
ling'S Daughters, half doz. teaspoons
nd silver strainer.
At the house 1Io5 18th ST., n. W, /:
:. Murray the caterer served the
which was visited by hum I
reds of the friends of the bride and
room, among whom were the follow
lg: Miss Hattie Ross, Miss Ferguson,
'rof. Murray, Miss Mamie Burriel, J.
ewell and wife, Isaac Scott and wife,
IT, Lotion, Wm.Queen and wife, Geo.
ayne and wife, Mercer Alexander l
nd wife, NJ. louisa Washington, '
rof. Cook and wife, Richard Drew '
nd wife, Rev. l. Johnson, Prot, Rich l
rds and wife, Geo. Stewart, Charles c
emas and wife, DIR, VIM. Mayor and t
ife. John Lemas and wife, MIR. Fonu- 7
i'm and wife, Mrs. Gwynn, Link Alex '
nder and wife, Miss E. Fowler, Miss h
G. Sho. ter. Morris koonce, Mr.. /
ennedv and wife, NJ. Louise Watson, h
= : Lae| of others