The evening times., 1900-10-10
SOCIAL, AND PERSONAL.

Miss Olive AngeIine Hawkins, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. John ". Hawkins. and
Mr. Guy Leonard Baker, of Buffalo, were
married at the New York Avenue Church
last night il the presence of a large gath
ering OF relatives ind friends The chancel
of the church was decorated with palms
and the pews reserved for special guests
were marked with bouquets CT pink and
white cosmos, caught with bows of white
ribbon The briial group passed up the
aisle, led by the Uss4ers. Mr.. B. s. Graves,
Mr. H D. Lawson, Mr.. James McCreary.
and Mr. n. Fl. DuHeanson. Then followed
Miss Alice Ruff, the brides only attend
ant, in a dainty toilet of pink liberty silk
under white mousSeliRe de sole Her flow
ers were long-stemmed La France rCSeS,
tied with wide knots and streamers of
pink -ibbon. The wedding gown of
white silk null, the trained skirt fiouneed
witt, tiny ribbon. edged ruffies and the
yoke and sleeves formed of tucked cht-
fon. The brid: wore a tulIe veil that fell
in misty folds to the edge of her train,
and carried white roses arranged in a
shower bouquet. She was escorted by
her father, by whom she was given away
The groom, with his best man, Mr.. VIII
liam W. White of Buffalo entered the
awaited the approach of the bride. The
ceremony was performed by Rev. Wal
lace Radcliffe, D. D., pastor of the
church. reception at the residence of
Mr.. Clapp, the brides uncle, 1904 NJ Street,
was attended by the immediate friends
of the bridal pair, who left later for q
honeymoon trip to the North. They will
reside in Buffalo.
Another pretty wedding of the evening
was that of Miss Lulu NJ. Ford, daughter
of Mrs. Louis P Kenney. to Mr.. Orion
LIE Roy Kenney, all of Washington, which
occurred at Trinity P. E. Church.
The bride was given in marriage by
her uncle, Mr. Bruce Cotton. Her wed
ding robe was of white point desprit,
over which fell the misty folds of a tuIle
veil, crowned with orange blossom sprays.
Her shower bouquet was of lilies Of the
valley and Bride rosebuds. Her maid of
honor, Miss Frances Blackstone, who
preceded her, was attractive in pink or
candle over pink silk. She carried a.
large cluster of La France roses. The
ushers, who led the train. were Mr..
William Hannay, Mr.. Louis Abeil. Mr.
T. D. Blackstone, and Mr. G. W. W.
Hanger.
The groom attended by his best man,
Mr.. Charles Baldwin, of Iowa, awaited
the coming of the bride in the chancel
where the ceremony was performed by
Rev. Mr.. Williams, pastor of the church.
\ reception for the bridal party and i'm
mediate members of both families was
held at the home of the brides parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Louis p Kenney, 52S Third
Street northwest, where the decorations
consisted OF autumn flowers and palms
Later in the evening the groom and his
bride left for a Northern trip the latter
gowned for travelling in brown broad
cloth with hat TO correspond. They will
be at home after November L at 523 Third
Street.
Another church wedding CT last night
was that Of Miss Mary Cecilia Leishear,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William W
Leishear. and Mr. Henry Edmund Bittin-
ger, which took place at $50 O'Clock at
Westminster Memorial Church Rev. DR..
Bittinger, uncle of the groom, performed
the ceremony in the presence OF large
gathering of friends. The bride and groom
entered the church together to the nuptial
chorus from ''Lohengrin. the organist
changing his theme during the ceremony
to the strains of 20, Promise Me- and
other appropriate selections. The wedding
gown was OF white satin. trimmed daintIly