The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-10-26
SOCIAL and PERSONAL
Yesterday Marked by Large NUM-
Der of Autumn Weddings.
The Marriage of Capt. Frederick II.
RuEher md Mrs. Henrietta Il. Chit
tendon Celebrated mt the Home
of Mrs. Washington :icLenn-Thc
Observation-Disclosures Nuptials.

Capt. Frederick H. Bugher. sen CT Mrs
Nicholas Ludlow, and Mrs. Henrietta B.
Chittenden. of Columbus, Ohio were mar
ried yesterday morning at o'clock at
the residence of the formers grand
mother, Mrs. Washington Mclean. the
ceremony was performed by Rev. Wal ace
Radcliffe, d. D., in the beautiful ballroom
of the mansion in the presence of the
members of the family, the couple ,eavin,
an hour later in Mr.. John r. McLean's
private car for honeymoon trip to the
North The bride wore a gown of light
blue poplin with bolero opening over a
blouse of white silk. Her hat was a
toque of blue panne velvet, showing
touches of sable. There were neiIh r
ushers nor maids. The bride arrived in
Washington a day or two ago. accom-
panied by her father. Mr.. John Y. Bassell.
of Columbus. Both have been guests of
Mrs. Mclean. Mr.. Bassell, who was for
merly resident of Virginia, has resided
in Columbus for number of years. and
is prominently identified with the bust
ness and social interests Of that city.
His daughter before her marriage to the
late Henry Chittenden, who died two
years dSO, was al ACKNOWLEDGEMENT DEduly
and belle.
Mrs. McLean's health would not permit
her to make the journey to Columbus, and
the ceremony was performed here that
she might be present at the wedding of
her grandson, to whom she is very de-
voted.
The additional relatives present were
the Admiral of the Navy and Mrs. Dewey.
Rear Admiral and Mrs. Ludlow, and Mr..
and Mrs. John r. Mclean.
The groom VIII take his bride to Long
Island, where he owns a home near Ad-
miral and Mrs. Ludlow's. Captain
Bugher did gallant service during the
Spanish war.
The marriage of Miss Charlotte Rossi-
ter Daingerield to Lieut.. Albert r. Dill
bingham, U. S. A.. took place last n ght
at the home of the brides mother. Mrs.
Reverdy ]. Daingerfield. Pas Florida Ave-
nue. northwest.
Mrs. Dillingham; is great grand
daughter of the late Reverdy Johnson, of
Maryland. Mrs. Charles H. Carter, of
Baltimore, the brides sister. and other
relatives were present from Maryland and
Virginia.
The engagement has Just been an
nounced of Miss Josephine Blake Belt.
youngest daughter of Capt. Charles r.
Belt, Of Calvert County, to Mr.. John Gil
bert Eggen. of Norway and South Dako-
Ia. Miss Belt is the granddaughter of
Commodore William Joseph Belt, of the
"0ld Navy" who married his cousin.
Miss Ellen Ursula Bowie. OF Prince
George County. On her mothers side she
is descended from that family of Blakes
of which one was Colonial Governor of
Coro1ino Nv SC
sentative of one of the Oldest families of
Norway. and has in his possession val
liable relics bearing the name OF an an
cestor and the date of 1416. He is large
landholder in South Dakota. The mar
riage will take place early in December.
Mrs. Gage is about to make a visit to
the Hot Springs Of Virginia. where she
will be Joined by the Secretary later on.
Invitations have been issued for the
of Miss Amelia Annie Hutchins.
daughter OF Mr.. William A. Hutchins. for
merly postmaster of Georgetown, to Mr..
Clyde Grimes. of Thlrty-second Street The
ceremony will take place Wednesday even
ing, November Z, at the Congress Street
II. P. Church. where both Of the young
people attend and are prominent In
church work. After the ceremony a re-
CtDlICu Will De utiu dl lQS nOLue Oh Inc
brides father, at 3139 n Street
Mr.. and Mrs. George E. Hebbard will be
at home informally to their friends
Wednesday evenings at their apartments
in the Augusta fats, corner New Jersey
and New York Avenues.
Mr.. Samuel I. Folsom and Miss Lille
cropley. OF this city, were married Tues
i, al h,,D av- nr
Ter. Only few intimate friends, of the
couple were present. Shortly after the
Mr.. and Mrs. Folsom took a train
'or this city. They went to the residence
,f the groom, 223 North Capitol Street,
where they will live for the present
Miss Ada Elizabeth Way, the daughter
If Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Way, of Tenleytown,
and Mr. William Marion Poore. of the
;ame village were married Wednesday
evening at $50 O'Clock. at ST. AIMS
Church, the ceremony being performed by
he pastor. Rev. ]. C. Mallon. The church
vas crowded with friends OF the contract
ng parties. The brother and sister of the
pride acted as best man and bridesmaid.
While the ushers were Mr.. Poore, brother
II the groom. and Mr.. Patrick ]. Ford. The
ride was handsomely gowned and carried
large bunch of bride roses. Immediately
fteT the ceremony reception was held at
he home of the brides parents for the i'm
Mediate relatives OF the young COUPE.
Miss Mott L. LorentZ and Mr.. Walter +.
sodrick were married Wednesday evening
t o'clock. at Wesley Chapel VI. E.
,hurch. OF which the grom is treasurer.
rhe church was decorated with palms and
and filled with relatives
md friends.
The ushers were Messrs. Roland r. and
:. Burton Rodrick, brother of the groom:
Fred Mckee, and Charles II. Galliher Mr..
Z. y. Ellis was best man. and Miss Carrie
:. Rodrick. sister of the groom. maid of
honor. The ceremony was performed by
he pastor. Rev. ]. +. Heisse. Before the
arrival of the bride Prof. Theodore King |
,rganist of the church, rendered several
selections. AS the bridal party |
moved toward the altar a chorus. COM
,osed of Mrs. C. B. Bayly, Mrs. Anna Craig |
Hills, Miss Lumsden, sopranos; Miss Sa- |
ONE Wingate, Miss Stevens, contraltos;
dessrs. Howard Cook and Butterworth, |
enors, and Messrs. Duffy and Statham, |
'assos. sang the bridal song from Lob |
ngrin." and Immediately after the cere-
nony sang again. The bride came in with |
Ter uncle, Mr.. L. d. Lorentz. who gave |
Ter away. She wore a handsome dress of |
White peau de sole, trimmed with chiffon |
nd pearl ornaments. The veil was worn |
IF the face. She carried bride roses. The |
maid CT honor wore white organdy and |
arried pink roses. Mr.. and Mrs. Rodrick |
eft the city later in the evening for a |
'rief tour, and after their return viii re-
ide in their handsomely furnished home
It 15l Kentucky Avenue southeast, where |
hey will be at home to their friends after
Is. The popularity OF the couple |
ras evidenced by the numerous and cost
y presents received, among them sub
tantial remembrances from the Sunday
chool and official board of Wesley Chapel