The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-06-21
SOCIAL AND PERSON al.

The marriage of Miss Ottilia C. Miller
| and Mr. George E. Hebbard occurred las
night at I o'clock at Calvary Baptist
| Church. The bride. wearing white sill
| mousseline de sole over white silk and
| carrying bouquet of bride roses. was
escorted to the chancel by the groom. They
were preceded by the ushers: Mr.. George
| Preinkert, Mr.. Charles E. Marsh, Mr. H. G..
Brown, and Mr.. J. A. Seats. Rev. S. H.
Greene. pastor of Calvary Baptist Church.
| performed the ceremony, assisted by Rev.
| Dr. Domer, formerly of St. Paul's English
| Lutheran Church. of which the bride has
been a prominent member. The wedding
party and immediate families Of both
houses were entertained at supper at
the residence of the brides parents, Mr..
| and Mrs. Jacob Miller. 6G3 II Street north
west
The marriage of Miss Blanch Wood
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. H. Wood,
and Mr.. John Murphy. of Richmond. was
solmenized at st. Patrick's Church yester-
day morning with a nuptial mass. Rev.
Father Gloyd. pastor Of st. Patrick's, Of
ficiated, and In the sanctuary were Rev.
Father D0lan. also of st. Patrick's. and
Rev. Father Sterling. Of st. Matthews.
The main altar was illuminated with cleo
trio lights and decorated with pink carna-
ti0Ds and about the marble steps were tall,
graceful palms. The bride. wearing white
silk and blossom-crowned veil. and car
rying bouquet of bride roses, passed up
the aisle with her father, by whom she
was given in marriage. They were preceded
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Richmond; Mr.. Joseph Henly, Of Norfolk,
and Messrs. Charles Hungerford and Pres
ton Ray, Of this city. The bride has been
for several years past a prominent choir
soloist of Washington. and for three years
was assistant organist at st. Patrick's
Church.
The music OF the mass was very beauti-
fully rendered by members from st. Pat
ricks, St. Matthew's, and St. Aloysius
choirs. the bride having been the soprano
soloist at those churches.
Mrs. Marguerite Nolan-Martin sang
Msscheroni's Ave Maria.'' with violin
obligato by Miss Lucas Mrs. Berry sang
an Ave Verum," by Braga, with an
obligato by Miss Lucas, and Miss Wade.
of st. Matthew's choir. also sang. The
bridal chorus from .'Lohengr:n" was sung
for the entrance of the bridal party. and
also for the departure. Miss Jennie Glen
nan. Of st. Matthews choir. presided at
the organ. AT the close of the ceremony
a wedding breakfast was served at the
Hotel Johnson. and later in the day Mr..
and Mrs. Murphy left for a northern trip
which includes visits to Niagara Falls and
Canada. They will then go to their new
home, 220 North Harrison Street, Rich
mond
johnson. in H street. was the scene of
very beautiful wedding at 2.30 o'clock yes
terday afternoon. The bride was their
daughter. Miss Grace Bowen johnson, and
Mr.. Arthur Holmes Howell of the BioIog-
ical Survey, Agricultural Department was |
the groom. The drawing room in which |
the ceremony was performed, together with |
the adjoining parlors and reception hall. |
were empowered in woodland ferns and |
field daisies. and the stairway down which
the bride descended was wreathed with |
honeysuckle and feathery vines starred
with marguerites. The wedding march was
played by Mrs. John D. Morgan. The |
bride. wearing white mousseline de sole
over white silk and carrying cluster OF |
white blossoms, was escorted by her father
to the bay window, where the ceremony
was performed by Rev. s. NJ. Newman, D.
D., in the presence OF a few relatives and |
friends
Five hundred invitations were issued for |
the reception. which commenced at 3 |
o'clock. Among the out-of-town relatives |
who came on for the ceremony were Mr.. !
Ebert Howell. father of the groom, and |
his sister. Miss Caroline Howell. both of |
Brooklyn The refreshment table was
presided over by Mrs. Ellis Muffiey. of Min
neapolis. and Mrs. Nellie E Harper, as-
sisted by twenty or more girl friends Of |
the bride.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howell will spend a month |
in New England before returning to Wash
ington.
Rev. Alexander Msckay-Smith and fam
ly and Mr.. and Mrs. Vincent Kerens |
whose marriaee occurred last week at |
Elkins W. Va, sailed for Europe yester-
lay from New York