The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-11-01
SOCIAL and PERSONAL
October's Close Marked by a Num-
Der of Pretty Weddings.
Mr.. Barnard and Miss Andrews Mnr-
ricd Mt the Church Of the Covenant
Miss Carter United to Mr.. Won
Bayer - Characterization NuptiaIs
SOlcmniIed by Father of the Bride.

The marriage of Miss Ruth Andrews,
daughter of Mark Andrews, and MIR.
| Clarence Barnard. took place at the
Church of the Covenant last night at 7:3O
o'clock. The cdifice was handsomely
decorated with palms and white chrysar-
themums. the reserved pews being mark
ed with punches OF the same flowers tied
in white.
The ushers who assigned the guests to
their seats were Mr.. Ralph P. Barnard.
brother of the bridegroom; Mr.. Ralph
Daskan, Mr.. H. Leroy Mark, and MIR.
John Joy Edison. jr. The best man was
MIR. J. Craig Leidy, of Philadelphia.
The bride was escorted to the chancel
by her brother, Mr.. Mark P. Andrews.
of New York, who gave her hand in mar
riage, this office being assigned to him
on account of the feebleness of their
father. Her attendant was Miss Leila
Daskan, who acted as maid of honor.
The bridal gown was an artistic creation
of white tulle over chiffon based on taf-
feta with lace yoke and sleeves, embroid-
veil covering it in graceful folds. Her
bouquet was shower of bride roses.
The maid of honor wore pink mousseline
over tatfeta trimmed with cream lace. Her
flowers were pink chrysanthenuIns tied
with pink ribbons.
DR.. Teunis Hamlin was the officiating
clergyman. After the ceremony Mr.. ana
Mrs. Barnard went to their own nome,
1923 o Street, which is prettily furnished,
to receive the congratulations OF lew
invited guests, before going North on
their wedding journey. Among the out
of-town guests who attended the wedding
and reception We're Hon. and Mrs. j. Fred
c. Talbot, wife and niece, and Miss Laura
Bosley. of Lutherville, Md; Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Doing and Miss Doing, of Mary
land, and Mr.. and Mrs. Mark p. Andrews,
of New York City. Mr.. Barnard is son
of Associate Justice Job Barnard, OF
Washington.
The marriage of Miss Josephine Per-
kins daughter Of the late Senator Per-
kins, of Kansas, and Mrs. Bishop W. Per
kins and Mr. William Alexander Hill,
of this city. will occur at noon to-day. Inc
ceremony will be solemnized by Rev. d.
]. Stafford. d. D.. in the presence of i'm
mediate relatives and a few old family
friends and be followed by 4 reception.
Perkins residence, in Sixteenth Street,
consist of an artistic blending of palms
and ether foliage plants with La France
roses and pink chrysanthemums. The
ceremony will be performed under we'd
ding bell in the bay window, which has
been transformed into q floral chapel with
rose-tinted blossoms and palms. The bride
will enter with her brother, Mr.. Bishop
Chapman Perkins. and the groom will be
attended by his business partner, Mr.. Da-
vid Moore. The wedding gown is of sill
yer embroidered chiffon over a travelling
robe of white liberty silk.
Miss Maude Adella Easton, daughter OF
Rev. and Mrs. T. Chalmers Easton. and
Mr.. Harry Morse Thatcher were married
last night at o'clock at the Eastern Pres
byterian Church. which was filled with
relatives of the contracting pair and MEM
bers Of the congregation. Mrs. Shedd
played the wedding march that announced
the arrival of the bride, who entered with
her father. who escorted her from the
door to the altar. Preceding them were
the ushers-Mr. L. NJ. Thayer. Mr.. Roland
Roderick, Mr.. E. G. House and Mr. NJ. A.
Kettler, all of Washington. The bride was
attended by her sister, Miss Easton, and
by her niece Miss Lillian VerDrycke, the
former being her maid OF honor and the |
latter her flower girl. Miss Easton wore |
blue peau de sole with Il yoke of white |
lace, and carried a large bouquet of pink |
roses. Little Miss Verbrycke also carried |
pink roses. Her frock was of soft white |
with ribbons and lace. The groom. |
with his best man, Mr.. A C. Bishop. |
awaited the arrival of the bride at the |
altar. where the ceremony was performed |
by DR.. Easton, assisted by Rev J. r. Yer
brycke, of Gurley Memorial Church. The
altar was adorned with chrysanthemums !
and palms. A reception was held at the
Easton residence, 627 East Capitol Street.
which was attended by several hundred
guests. among them being Rev. DR.. and
Mrs. T. De Witt Talmage, Rev. DR.. and
Mrs. Wallace Radcliffe. Rev. Mr.. and Mrs.
]. r. Ferbrycke, Mr.. Russell Verbrycke,
Mr.. and Mrs l. B. Thatcher. Mr.. and Mrs
2. E. Thatcher, Mr.. a. H. Thatcher Mrs
Thomas. Miss Ceilings. Miss Campbell, Mr.
and Mrs. William Ramsay, Mr.. and Mrs.
Long, Of Takoma Park: Miss Hull of
Brunswick. y. j., and Mrs ]. r. Knox. of
New York. MIR. and Mrs. Hatcher left
late in the evening for honeymoon trip
10 the North, to return November Is.
The first of the several weddings of yes
erday took place at 10 o'clock. when Miss
Nellie Goldtilwai:e Carter. daughter of
apt. Robert Goidthwaite Carter, U. S. A.,
nd Mrs. Carter, was married to Mr.. Au-
,ust Hector Won Bayer. in the Mount
pleasant Congregational Church
The ceremony was performed by Rev
loss Fishburn, pastor. The bride wa.
scorted into the church by Captain Car
er. who gave his daughter in marriage.
She was attired for travelling in a stylish
gown of blue venetian CLOTH the bolero
Jacket showing vest wrought in Per-
sian colors and gold. Her hat was of blue
'elvet with pompons of black chiffon
Her flowers were white chrysanthemums.
Her only attendant was Miss Natalie Car
er, younger sister. who wore girlishly
)retty dress of soft grey wool trimmed
with narrow black velvet The flowers
,arried were pale pink ch-ysanthemums.
dr. Rudolph Won Bayer the groom's
,rother, acted as best man.
Mr.. and Mrs. Won Bayey left at once for
! bridal trip. They will reside at the
rooms home in Birmingham. Ala
TIE marriage of MIR J. Louis Wililge TO
Iiss Lillian Margaret Dunkhorst was
1lemnized at noon at the home of the
rides father, in New York Ayenre The
sremony was performed by the Rev Paul q,
Nenzel of Cnncor1ia Iutheran rburcb