The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-06-07


waiting. Baroness Won Chappinuis, and the
ladies' of the British Embassy spent the
great part of yesterday out-of-doOrs, and
in the evening, MIR. Max Muller, the sec
ond secretary of the Embassy, gave
small dinner at Chevy Chase in honor of
her royal highness. In addition to the
Princess and Baroness Won Chappinuis the
guests were the Hon. Audrey Pauncefote,
the French Ambassador, Mr.. and Mrs.
Reginald de Koven, Miss Josephine Board
man. Signor Riano. and Mr.. Norman, third
secretary of the British Embassy.
One of the most impressively beautiful
weddings of last night was that of Miss
Pauline Antoinette Rearick. daughter of
Rear Admiral Rearick, U. S. N, and Mr..
Harry A. Austin. which occurred at the
Eastern Presbyterian Church at S:So
o'clock. The pretty young bride entered
the church with her father, who wore
the full uniform of his rank. The ushers
who preceded them were Mr.. James Aus
tin, Mr.. Harry Thatcher. and Mr.. Eugene
Willard. Of this city. and Mr.. Bertram
Rearick, the brides cousin, of Fhiladel-
phia. The maid of honor was Miss Maud
Easton, daughter of DR.. Thomas C. Easton,
who performed the ceremony. Her gown
was of yellow organdie over white and
her flowers were yellow roses. The bride
was girlishly dainty in white crepe de
chine with yoke and sleeves OF venetian
lace. with a shoulder scarf of chiffon
caught with knots of white ribbon A
tulle veil was fastened to her brown nair
with fillet Of ribbon. and she carried
bouquet or white roses. Mr.. Fred Austin,
brother of the groom, officiated as best
man.
The reception held later at the Peacick
residence in East Capitol Street, was for
the bridal party. and a small company Of
relatives and friends. Among the latter
were a number OF brother officers OF Ad-
miral Rearick and Senator Allen of Ne
braska; Mrs. c. W. Freeman and Miss May
Freeman, of Portsmouth. Va, and few
girl friends Of the bride.
Mr.. and Mrs. Austin left during the
evening for a few days trip northward.
the latter wearing a tailor-made gown of
grey cloth appliqued with grey taffeta, and
hat to correspond. They will return for
days visit to Admiral and Mrs. Rearick
before going to their home in Madison,
Neb. They will return to Washington
upon the reassembling of Congress.
The first Of yesterdays succession Of
pretty weddings wasSthat of Miss Blanche
Beatrice Prudential and Mr.. Edwin Lati-
mer Dunbar. the latter of New York, which
occurred at St. Pauls Episcopal Church at
| 1880 O'Clock. The bride, who is ve:y young
and attractive, was attired in grey crepe
and a lace straw covered with ragged
robins. Her flowers were huge bouquet
OF white rosebuds and sweet peas tied
with love knots of white gauze Her
father. Mr.. W. H. Prudential, escorted his
daughter to the altar. where the service
| was read by Rev. Alfred Harding, ID. D.,
pastor OF the church. There were neither
ushers nor maids. wedding breakfast
was served at the family residence, us
Twenty-first Street, when the company of
relatives included Mrs. and Miss Dunbar.
Of New York, mother and sister of the
groom, and the brides sister, Mrs. W. Pill
kington. Of the same city. Mr.. and Mrs
Dunbar look morning train for Atlantic
City, and upon the conclusion CT their
honeymoon trip will go to their new home
in Berkeley Place, Brooklyn.
The residence of Mr.. and Mrs. James A.
Macauley, in P Street, was the scene of a
pretty home wedding last night. The b. ide
was their daughter. Miss Elsie Macauley
r.
wedding march, played upon the piano,
announced the approach of the young bride,
who was escorted by her father to the first
paricr, where the ceremony was performed
by Rev. DIR. Newman, in the presence of
small gathering CT relatives and friends
The, bride wore a dainty creation in
mousseline de sole over white satin and
carried cluster of lilies of the valley.
She was offended b. her sister Miss Macar-
by az artp
of the groom. Each wore white ,;fgandie.
and carried bouquet of pink roses. The
ushers were Mr.. Eugene Cochran End Mr..
Robert Howard. The parlors wero grace
fully decked with foliage plants and June
blossoms.
reception was held from TO II o'clock,
which was largely attended. Mr.. and Mrs
Burke left during the evening for bridal
trip north.
The notable marriage of today will be
that of Miss Florence Boardman to Mr.
Frederick Keep. of Chicago. The ceremony
will be sclemnize1 at noon by Rev Dr.
Alexander Mackay-Smith. at the Board
man residence. in Dupont Circle, and will
be in every sense one of the most i'm
portant social events of the year.. The
groom was given a farewell bachelor din
ner last night by a number of his gentle |
men friends at the Metropolitan Club.
Miss Mary Thompson and Mr.. Thomas ]. |
Fisher will be married this evening at |
O'Clock. at the residence of the brides |
parents Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Thompson, |
1922 New York Avenue.
Mrs J. b. Austin of 1i2S S Street, who |
has been very ill for the past year. has |
gone to Canada to spend the summer with |
her sister. Mrs. Hobbs where it is hoped |
the bracing climate will quite restore her |
to health. Later she will visit he. daugn-
ter Mrs. Frederick ]. Hager.
Senator Kellogg and family. T. NJ Hen
bricks and family, Francis Riggs and fam
lily. and DR.. Hyatt and family are all TO |
spend the summer at the Thousand Islands
House, st. Lawrence River, \. Y.
Miss Clara f. Haines. of Capitol Hill
has gone 10 Ocean Grove where she, with
a bridal party. are the house guests of
Miss Anna Tucker, daughter Of Rev. Mr.
Tucker, of Ocean Grove. whose marriage
to Mr.. Willis Hall, of Maine, will take
place June IA. Miss Ranes will be maid
of honor to the bride.
Miss Beulah Benton Barnes. Daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Barnes. and Mr..
George Augustin a. Weaver. were me ried
last night at $50 O'Clock at the family resi-
dence. 2i33 Thirty-secnnd Street.
The various rooms of the spacious home
were handsomely decorated with roses and
spring flowers. together with great ponds
of ferrs and palms. The main drawing
room was all in white and green. a bower
was formed OF palms and banks of white
flowers. where the bridal party stood
lad Inv bar If |