The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-11-15
Both Grooms Were Ea'timOreans
mud Will Take Their Brides tn
Marriage to Occur in New York
Today - other Weddings to Come.

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room and her hand given in marriage by
Admiral John Crittenden Watson, of Ken
lucky, who came here 10 perform that Of
fee for his rother officer.
The front drawing room was pre- ttiiy
adorned in green and white for the cere-
mcny. which was witnessed by about fifty
guests, the majority OF them from Balti-
more and Annapolis, where the family of
Commander Tilley formerly resided.
The bride was attended by Miss Sarah II.
Clark. OF Unidilla. y. Y. who as maid of
honor wore pale green silk gown of NOUS
slime de sole over green tatleta, and car
lied white chrysanthemums. The brides
gown was of white point d'esprit over white
satin. The tulle veil was caught with
orange blossoms and her flowers were lilies
OF the valley.
Mr.. Hyatt was attended by his brother
in-law. Mr.. Newton Smith, of Baltimore,
as best man. The young couple stood di-
rectiy under the flag 10 be united.
After the ceremony wedding breakfast
was served. Mr.. and Mrs. Hyatt left for
their wedding trip early in the afternoon.
They will be at home at the Severn in Bal
tim9re after December l.
Among the guests were Admiral and Mrs
Ramsay, Miss Ramsay. Admiral and Mrs
Farqahar. Miss Farquhar. Admiral and
Mrs. Benham, Miss Benham. Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Howard. Captain and Mrs. Colvo-
corosses, Captain and Mrs. Todd. Judge
Kelley. Miss Kelley. Lieutenant and Mrs.
Bassett, and Mrs. Goodwin. The Naval
Academy of Annapolis was well represented
oy Capt Richard Wainwright. Mrs. VAIN
wright, Captain and Mrs Coiahan. Prof.
and Mrs. Hendrickson. Pay Director and
Mrs Ioomis. Mrs. T. p. Magruder. Lieut..
and Mrs. Dewitt Coffman. Lieutenant and
.drs Boush. Captain and Mrs. Bates. Presi-
dent and Mrs. Fell of St. Johns College.
airs. Knox. Col and Mrs. McI.ain Tilton.
Lieutenant and Mrs. Nelson, and Mr..
George Shaefer. The guests from Balti-
more were Mr.. and Mrs. Darius Howell
Miss Howell, Miss Frasier Howell. Mrs.
Sewton Smith, Miss Frasier. and Miss
Payne.
st. Joseph's Church was the scene of
another pretty wedding yesterday morn
ing. The marriage service was performed
at IL O'Clock and was followed by a nup-
tiai mass. Rev. V. F. Schmitt, pastor of
ST Joseph's. officiating at both ceramo-
MES. Assisting in the mass were Rev p
{. Gavin and Rev Father ShanielIe. S.
j.. of Georgetown University. Seated in
the sanctuary were also Rev Father
Walsh, Rev. Father Healy, and Rev.
Father MCGUIRE. The white marble al
tar was lit by myriads of candles
and the floral decorations were white
flowers and palms. The young bride wore
cream lace over white satin. Her tulle
veil was caught to her train with white
blossoms and she carried a bouquet of
white roses. Miss Helen Donohoe was
her sisters maid Of honor, and Mr.. C!ar-
ence Donohoe was best man. The ushers
who seated the guests were Mr.. T. Clark
Cross, Mr.. ]. Raymond Thorn, Mr.. Archi.
bald Donohoe. and Mr.. Harry Cook. of
Baltimore. A wedding breakfast was
served at the handsome new home of Mr..
and Mrs. Donohoe, 1O14 East Capitol
Street, an orchestra playing throughout
the repast Later Mr.. and Mrs. Casey
left for their wedding journey before 60
ing TO their new home at Roland Park.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas F. Walsh. who
are making a brief visit to their Wash
ington home. the Jenness Miller resi-
dence, at Leroy Street and Phelps Place.
on Washington Heights, are about to
leave for a fortnights trip to Colorado.
returning here early in December, when
they will have as their guests Madame
Nordica, the prima donna and her hus-
band. Mr.. Walsh was among the Presi-
dents unofficial visitors yesterday.
Arrangements for the wedding of Miss
Louisa Pierpont Morgan. daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Pierpont Morgan. to Mr..
Herbert Livingston Satteriee, all of New
York. have all been completed. and the af-
fair Will be one of the most brilliant of
the year. The ceremony will take place
this afternoon at $50 O'Clock, at St
Georges Church. Stuyvessnt Square, New
York. Fully 1900 invitations have been
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the home of the brides parents. 2l9
Madison Avenue, and great preparations
have been made for the entertainment or
the guests.
MIR. Morgan has had an extension built |
10 his house, in which the wedding buffet
viii be served by Sherry. This extension |
is about seventy-five by fifty feet, and Is
two stories in height. The interior is |
covered with white bunting that will |
make an excellent background for elegant !
floral decorations. The buffet will also !
be served from the dining room of the |
Miss Morgan has chosen for her brides |
maids her sister, Miss Anne Tracy Nor /
gan: her cousins, Miss Caroline Morgan i
and Miss Ursula Morgan. Miss Marion |
sister of the bridegroom elect: |
Miss May Sturges and Miss Frances Street |;
Hoppin, another cousin. Their costumes |
Will consist of while broche crepe de !
chine. combined with red panne velvet,
trimmed with lace. The corsage |
ichus will be finished with Marie Antoin- |
,tte fichus of white chiffon. big red velvet |
lats will be worn. and all Will carry bou- |
luets of red roses.
The brides gown is said to be one of |
he most gorgeous ever brought from
Paris. 1t is of heavy white satin. with
ull court train. almost entirely covered
With rare old point lace. Her veil will be
II tulle.
Miss Morgan has received great num-
,er OF superb wedding presents, and these
we're shown to intimate friends on Monday
fternccn. There were very nearly 400
displayed. but without the cards of the
onors attached. From the brides father
here were tiara and collar of diamonds
II beautiful design, also brooch or cor
age ornament of pear shaped diamonds
ct in trefoi! design. There was great
uantity of silver il every possible shape
or household use and ornament.
Mr.. Morgan has also given his daugh-
er goodly amount of bonds, and, ii is
aid, country place on the Hudson. near
is own place at Highland Falls On their
eturn from their wedding trip Mr. Sattcr
,e and his bride will live in an apartment
t Madison Avenue and Twenty eighth
treet.
The engagement has been announced OF
ISIS Emma Stotsenburg Leech to Mr.. Ar
iro G. Garcia. of Havana. Cuba. Miss
eech is the daughter Of Mrs. Emma S. S.
eech. and the late Daniel Leech, an Of
;er of the United States Navy. during the
vii war. and who for years held the
lair OF correspondence of the Smithsonian ,
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