The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-10-23

as the wedding marches.
The marriage of Miss Efie Hoimead
Hammett, daughter of Mrs Julia a. Ham
NETT and Mr. ERNEST Humphrey Daniel.
son CT the late william II. Daniel, of Viz
ginia, was solemnized last night at Trinity
Episcopal Church, in the presence OF
large number of relatives and friends. AS
the guests were being seated the erganist
played number of appropriate selections,
the melody drifting into the strains OF
the, music from "L0hengTin' as the wed
| ding party entered the church The bride
entered with her brother, Dr. Charles NJ
Hammett. who gave her hand in marriage.
The ushers, who preceded them, were Mr..
]. Thilman HeHdTick, of Tennessee; Mr.. J.
Speed Smith of Kentucky; Mr.. William
Martin, Of Virginia. and Mr. Walter Bal
derston. The group of pretty maids who
walked behind them, were Miss Katharine
Nottingham, Miss Lottie Fillmore. Miss
Helen E. Brown, Of Maryland and Miss
IneZ Daniel sister Of the groom. They
were gowned alike, in white net over nile
taffeta, with sashes of the same dainty
shade of green Their bouquets were Of
meteor roses. tied gith knots and stream
ers of green ribbon. Miss Kathryn Ham
NETT Immediately preceded her sister,
wearing white taffeta yelled with white
net The bodice was finished with lace and
ribbons, and she carried an armfuf Of white
roses tied with white satin MORE The
bride girlishly graceful in pearl white
satin and duchess lace, with yoke OF siI-
ver-embroidered white tulie. tulle ven
! fell in misty folds to the edge of her
train. and she carried bride roses ar
ranged in shower bouquet. Bride roses
and tall, gracefully branching palms were
artlstically used in the decoration Of the
chancel and glowing clusters OF meteor
| roses defined Jhe Dews reserved for the
members of both families and especially
! brother Mr. Leonard Percy Daniel awaited
! tho coming OF the bride in the chancel and
! the ceremony was soleInniZed by Rev. Rich
! ard 2. Williams. rector Of the church. a
+ small reception for the wedding party, rel
atives, and out OF town friends was held
/ after the service at the Hammett resi-
deuce Gil F Street southwest. Mrs. Ham
nett. gowned with quist elegance in black
silk and net was assisted in receiving by
her daughters. Mrs. ". r. Myles, jr. Mrs
/ S P Baily. and Mrs Lucy Eammett, al
Of Washington. Among the guests were
DR.. and Mrs. Nottingham Hammett. Mrs
I William H. Daniel and Mr. Karl J. Daniel
/ moths~ and brother of the groom The
beautiful display Of presents on an upper
floor included 4 bronze clock, from the
groom's brother officers of the Washing
ton Centennial Lodge, No Il, F. A A II
and Hayiland dinner and tea service.
from the members of the lodge. The gift
3 !,
No g. w&s q china closet OF glass ard
polished oak Later in the evening Mr.. and
| Mrs Daniel left for three weeks trip
10 the North the latter wearing a tailor
made suit of automobile red with vest
facings Of white satin and lemon chiffon.
/ Her hat was Of mauye velvet in pastel
tints, trimmed with shell pink panne vel
vet. At home Tuesdays after November -,
at 1888 Harvard Street Columbia Heights.
Miss Helen Loretto Dunn and Mr.. "
Gait Burns were married at $50 O'Clock
| yesterday afternoon at st. Patrick's
Church The stately white altar was
unadorned save by shafts OF rose and
white electric lights shining from the fill
gree work Of the marble spires, and num-
bers OF candles that burned in candelabra
| of massive gold. The march from 'Iohen-
grin sigEaled the approach of the we'd
ding party, led by the ushers: Mr. G. E
Boyd Mr.. Leroy W. Houck, Mr. F. F
Rodgers. and Mr. Z. l.. Burns. The bride:
only attendant was her sister. Miss Dunn
who preceded her, wearing pink taffeta ant
carrying La France roses tied with pinl
satin ribbon. The brides gown was O
Iustreless white silk, the skirt tucked from
the waist to the f1eunce, which edged tht
gracefully sweeping train. She wore
veil and carried bride roses and maiden
hair fern. The ceremony was performed
by Rev D. J. Stafford, D. D., and Mr.. H
| Burns was best maa- After the eeremon-
/ a reception was held at Freunds Mr.. an,
: Mrs Burns leaving later for their honey
moon trip TO the North They will resid