The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-11-08


made up of old residential families OF
| Washington and Georgetown. together with
number OF out of town relatives and
friends. The ushers who assigned the
| guests to seats were Mr.. Hartwell Mozart
ney. cousin of the bride; Mr.. C. Powell
MinniGerode, DR.. 4. Rhett Stuart. Mr..
J. Wilmer Latimer. all of Washington, and
| Mr.. j. S. Schaeffer. of Philadelphia. The
! nuptial music, from ''Lohengrin, played
| by Mr.. Morgan, organist of the Church of
the Covenant. signaled the approach of the
| bride, who passed up the aisle, attended by
| her father, Mr. Charles Hartwell Cragin,
| by whom she was given in marriage. She
wore a very beautiful travelling robe of
white chiffon, over white silk. with bodice
| drapings of liberty silk and point applique.
her tulle veil was caught to her hair with
graceful simplicity. and her only jewels
were pearls that have been worn by the
brides OF her mothers family for several
generations. Her bouquet was OF white or
chiGs and lilies of the valley With touches
| of maiden hair fern. In addition to the
ushers the wedding train consisted of Miss
| Lillian Addison Cragin. who was her sisters
| attendant maid of honor; Miss Elizabeth
Underwood Cox. Miss Anna Greenlees, sis
ter OF the groom; Miss Bessie Orme and
matron attendant. Mrs. Robert Gibson (nee
bride. whose own wedding occurred q few
weeks ago. and who. with her husband, are
house guests at the Cragin home. Miss
CTagin wore gracefully dainty gown OF
white silk. trimmed with lace and chiffon,
and carried a large cluster of white chry-
santhemums, tied with nile green ribbon.
The maids were gowned alike, in nile green
silk, and tLeir bouquets of white chrysan-
themums were caught with Watteau knots
Ma Gu
field Mccartney and Archibald Ofiley. in
modish Tuxedo suits. held the ribbons that,
with large punches OF snowy chrysanthe-
NUNS. defined the family pews. Mrs. Cra-
sin. in an elegant toilet of black net en-
broidered in jet. was assisted TO her seat
by Mr.. Robinson Cox of New York. and
Mrs. J. NJ. Addison, grandmother of the
| bride. by Mr. Horace McEllery, OF Balti-
more.
The groom with his best man Mr. S.
Duncan Bradley. awaited the brides COM
| ing in the chancel, where the ceremony
| WAS performed by Rev. Frank II. Barton,
rector of st. Johns assisted by Rev. C.
Freeland Peter. of the Pro-Cathedral, a
lifelong friend Of the groom.
a reception was held at the residence
! of the brides parents. 1927 Dumbarton
| Avenue. from to IL O'Clock, and later
Mr.. and Mrs. Greenlees left for their
honeymoon travels. the latter attired for
| travelling in Paris brown cloth.
Amcng the relatives and friends present
| both at the church and reception were
Mr.. Archibald Greenlees. father of the
groom; Lieut.. and Mrs. c. NJ. Mccartney.
uncle and aunt of the bride: Miss Lydie
| Addison. Mr.. and Mrs. Angus Cameron.
| of Roland Park, Baltimore; Mr.. w. &.
Darlington. of Bristol Tenn: Mr.. and
Mrs. Howard Avery. of Norfolk. Va; Mr.
| and Mrs. J. p. Agnew, Mr.. Walter Rogers,
| and Mrs. B. Wheat. of Alexandria; Lieut..
and Mrs. d. L. Wilson, DR.. and Mrs. Du
| BE, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Wheatley, Mr..
and Mrs. J. H. Gordon, Miss Peter, Miss
Hume, Miss Marshall, Miss Esther Cor
| don Mrs. Hume Mrs. Bennett Mrs NJ
| u. Addison, the Misses Addison the
Misses Cox, Mrs. and the Misses OAR
nellie. Mr.. and Mrs. P. T. Berry, the
/ Misses Berry, the Misses Shoemaker Miss
! Mohum, Mr.. Vivian Burnett, Mr.. W. G.
| Ogden. Messrs. Allen and +. B. Gordon;
| Mr. Cleland 0ffiey, Miss Elizabeth Hayes
| of Philadelphia, and Miss Marie Webster,
! of Richmond. Among the numerous and
handsome gifts displayed in a reception
| room on the second floor were a silver
J service presentd by the stock exchange
| and dish of embossed silver from the
81. X. t. social organization of which
the groom is a member Upon their re-
turn to the city Mr. and Mrs. GTeeniees
will reside for the winter at the family
home OF the bride on Dumbarton Avenue.
Another Georgetown wedding that drew
together a large number of friends
that OF Miss Amelia Annie Hutchns
daughter of Mr.. William A. Hutchins. for
merly postmaster of Georgetown. and Mr..
Clyde Crimes OF Thirty-second Street
Both bride and groom are actively identi-
fed with the work of the Congress Street
NJ. p. Church, in which the ceremony was
performed, and in testimony of their APP
probation the Christian Endeavor Society
and ether members of the congregation
dressed the church prettily with autumn
blossoms and palms. The bride wearing
tulle veil that fell gracefully over a
trained gown Of white satin, and carrying
a bouquet OF white roses, entered the
church with her father. Her maid OF honor.
Miss Matte Brittingham OF Portsmouth
Va, preceded her in combination of light
blue silk gauZc over blue silk that con-
trasted artistically with a bouquet of yell
low chrysanthemums. There were two lit
tie flower girls. Lucille Gaskins and Ruth
Cartwright each wearing white and carry
ing baskets of roses. The best man was
Mr.. W. I. Ballard. and the ushers, Mr. l..
X. G. Glover. Mr.. p. W. Lukei. Mr.. G. b.
Collins. and Mr.. c. f. O'Bannon The of
fciating clergyman was Rev. j. D. KinZer,
rector Of the church. A reception was held
at the Hutchins residence, 3l39 n Street,
where Mr. and Mrs Crimes Will be at
home after November Is.
Mr.. and Mrs. David d. Stone announce
the marriage of their daughter Ellen Van
Dyke and Rev. Curtis Orris Bosserman. of
Harrisburg, Pa, on Wednesday evening.
November Z, at 202l Massachusetts, Ave
nue..
The Spanish Minister and the Duchess
d Arcos entertained at dinner last night
in compliment to the Marquis and Mar
quise San Carlos de Pedrosa, OF Spain.
Miss Sallie Holiday. of Richmond. and
Miss Lillian Biggs, of Culpeper, Va, are
visiting Mrs. Henry s. Hall, i6 NJ Street
northwest.