The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-10-25

pair Mr. and Mrs. Buck left later IN
the evening for a Northern trip and upon
their return will be at home at the Iowa
after December 1.
fashionable assemblage large enough
to fill the Church of the Covenant wit
messed the marriage of Miss Annabella
Morgan. daughter of Mrs. Elizabeth B.
Morgan. and DR.. l.. Fleet Luckett, which
occurred yesterday at noon. The bride en-
tered the church with her brother-in-
law, Mr.. J. w. Flack. of Baltimore, by
whom she was given in marriage. Her
very stylish gown was of light blue cloth
and panne velvet with an imported hat to
correspond. She carried a large bouquet
OF violets and lilies of the valley. Her
maid of honor, Miss Lillian Lake, preced-
ed her. wearing modish toilet of pearl
grey cloth and carrying La France roses.
The ushers who led the train were Mr..
Selson, uncle of the groom: DR.. Lewis,
Dr. MCGEE, Mr.. Barnard. and Mr.. Lawton
Norwood DR.. Luckett was served by his
brother as best man and the ceremony
was performed by Rev. DR.. T. S. Hamlin.
rector of the church. After the service
the groom and his bride were driven to
the Morgan residence, 1880 Vermont Ave-
nue.. where they received the congratulate
lions of the wedding party before leaving
Tor their honeymoon trip to Canada and
other northern points. The brides going
away gown was of tailor-made violet
cloth with hat to match. Mrs. Morgan
was attired with quiet elegance in
mourning toilet of black silk and grena-
dine. The decorations both at the church
and house were carried out in cosmos
blossoms and palms.
Upon their return to Washington DR..
se1,N 10. ffov~
November 10 at 1i19 Rhode Island Ave
nue..
Another beautiful wedding Of yesterday
was solemnized at noon at st. Johns
Church. which was artistically decorated
with golden yellow chrysanthemums and
palms. The bride was Miss Mary Au-
gust Ogden. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Herbert Gouveneur Ogden. and DR.. Nor
man Darrell Harvey, of Providence, r. l.,
was the groom.
The ushers who seated the large COM
pany of guests. and later preceded the
bride to the chancel, were Mr~,Herbert
Gouveneur Ogden. jr. Mr.. Warren C.
Ogden, brothers of the bride: Mr.. Mills
Thompson, Mr.. w. Cochran Harvey.
brother of the groom, and Mr.. T. C. R.
Mcdonnell and Mr.. Howard Dewes, both
of Providence.
The maid OF honor Miss Aurelia Greene,
OF Rhode Island, wore with an effectively
becoming toilet of yellow crepe de chine.
a large hat of black panne velvet. and car
ried great cluster of yellow chrysanthe-
NUNS tied with ribbons of the same gol-
den hue. She was succeeded by the maids,
Miss Beatrice Ashmead, Miss Jennie Og-
den. of this city; Miss Miller. of Perth
Amboy. N. J.: Miss Tilley. of Orange, n.
j.; Miss Grace Harvey, the grooms sis
ter. of Halifax. N. S., and Miss Bessie Nc
Chesney. of Washington. They were
gowned daintily in white gowns and car
ried yellow chrysanthemums. The young
bride. attended by her father. passed up
the aisle radiantly lovely in white crepe
de chine. A diamond crescent fastened
the folds of a rose point berthe. a wedding
gift from Mr.. Ogden, and she wore
picture hat of white panne velvet. Her
flowers were white chrysanthemums. The
groom with his best man. Mr.. Gilbert
Troupe, of Halifax, awaited the brides
coming in the chancel where the ceremony
was performed by Rev. Daniel Henshaw,
of Providence. assisted by DR.. Mackay-
Smith, Rector of st. Johns. A breakfast
for the wedding party, relatives, and out
oftown friends was given at the residence
of Mr.. and Mrs. Ogden. 1910 Riggs
Place, the decorations being similar to
chrysanthemums. When DR.. and Mrs.
Harvey left for their wedding Journey the
latter was attired in a SKIRT and ulster of
black cloth and a shirt waist of scarlet
wool showing touches of white. With her
stylish costume she wore a hat of black
panne.
The groom and his bride will spend sew
eral weeks travelling in the North before
going to their home in Providence, where
the groom is a prominent oculist.
An impressively beautiful marriage SER
vice was solemnized at o'clock yesterday !
afternoon by Rev. Joseph Foley. 81 ST. |
Paul's Catholic Church. The ceremony |
took place at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. |
George ]. Zimmerman, 1541 T Street, the /!
bride. Miss Marie Livingston BaSaley, be-
ing tie daughter of the hostess. and the |
groom Mr.. John Lewis Smith. of Virginia, |
son Of the late j. Amber Smith, formerly |
, Representative in Congress from that
State. The drawing-room was artistically |
adorned with pink flowers and palm fcii-
age. and the wedding march that signaled |
the approach of the bride was played by |
Mrs Marian Pierce Of this city. cousin !
Of the bride. Mr.. Zimmerman escorted his |
stepdaughter down the stairway to the en- |
trance of the drawing room where she was |
met by the groom. The bride who is an
exceedingly pretty girl with dark eyes and |
quantities Of red gold hair. wore with her !
robe OF misty gauze over white silk. a set |
Of pearls which her grandmother, Mrs. |
Ann C Livingston, wore at her own we'd |
ling. fifty years ago this month. tulle |
veil fell about her in graceful folds and she |
sarried Bride roses arranged in show. |
Miss Caroline Bagaley. her Sis |
.er's only attendant, was gracefully dainty |
in pink crepe de chine and carried an |
armful of pink roses The groom's best |
man was Mr.. Roy Fill. The cere-
Inony was attended by only family rela- |
tives and was followed by reception
from 3:55 o'clock. Mr.. and Mrs. Smith |
lief. at $50 o'clock for a honeymoon trip |
md upon their return will reside at 1904 |
p Street. Mrs. Smith is the great-grand-
laughter Of the late Robert lie Roy LIv-
ngston. who represented New York in
Congress for a number OF years. and on
he maternal side of the house is de-
cendant of one of the oldest families in
he District her grandmother. Mrs. Liv-
ngston. having been Miss Sweeney. of the
banking family OF that name
MISS PETRIE-MR. WILLIAMS.