The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-06-20
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

Mr.. William Andrews Clark. jr-, son of
Senator w A Clark Of Montana. and
Miss Mabel DurfeId. daughter of Mr. and
Mrs J. NJ. Foster, OF Butte. Mont, were
married at the residence Of the brides
parents, in Butte. last evening The room
was handsomely decorated, the prevailing
coIors being green and white. The Rev.
s. G Blackstone, rector Of St Johns
Episcopal Church, performed the cere-
mony. There were no attendants and the
brides father gave her hand in marriage
She wore a handsome gown of white
chiffon en- traine with bridal veil Her
ornaments consisted Of a valuable neck
lace of pearls, the present Of Senator
Clark. and a collar Of pearls and dia-
monds, the gift of the groom
Only forty persons witnessed the cere-
nouy. Though the wedding was so
/ -ictly private, the reception which fol-
.yed at the Foster residence was the
( most largely attended affair Of the kind
/ ever seen in that part OF the Northwest
( and also one Of the most brilliant. Those
/ who called to tender their best wishes in
! Guided. hundreds OF young friends who
/ had grown up with the bride and groom
( The presents were numerous and valua-
/ Bile The father Of the groom presented
! his son with a check for SIoJ.e09.
/ Mr. and Mrs. Clark left for the East
/ late in the night. They VIII spend some
I time in New York and then viii go to
/ Europe for several months. On their re-
/ turn they viii reside in Butte, where Mr.
| Clark is a successful lawyer
! The marriage of Miss Sadie E. Bacon
| to Mr. Charles E Babcock took place last
night at o'clock at Mount Vernon Place
| Church in the presence CT a large gather
| ing Of relatives and friends. The bride
was escorted up the aisle by her step
father, Mr. J P FagUe who gave her
/ hand in marriage. They were preceded
/ by Mr.. o. c. Terry, Mr.. Cover Lawrence,
| of Baltimore; Mr. Joseph Springmann. Of
| Lorton, Va. and Mr. Charles Stern Miss
1 Clara a Bacon, in q dainty dress of
white silk and pink chiffon, and carrying
I La France roses, was the maid of honor
( in attendance, and the additional maids
! We're Miss Clara B Babc0ck, OF Virginia,
( and Miss Eta Davis, gowned alike in
( white organdle and yellow ribbons, with
/ which they carried clusters of yellow
! roses They were succeeded by two flower
! girls in white and bIue-Rosemary Spring
mann and Louise Dean-each of whom
! carried a basket filed with rose petals,
/ which they east before the bride, Nj. J.
/ Samuel West acted as best man TIE
! floral decorations of the church were
/ palms. annunciation lilies, and other sum-
/ mer flowers. Mrs. Miller played the we'd
/ ding marches. and, during the ceremony,
! Believe Me If All Those Ende3aring
/ will take . ten days trip to the South,
| and upon their return Will reside with the
/ mother OF the bride. The OuJ-of-toWn
! guests included Miss Della Jarvis, of Vir-
/ giuia. and Mr.. \. F. Lawrence and family,
/ of Baltimore
| St PauTs Lutheran Church was the
! scene of one of the pretty weddings of
/ last night. The bride was Miss Celia Belt
| House. and the groom Mr.. J. Wallace Al
/ len. The ushers. who were the only at
/ tendants to precede the bride to the chan
! eel, were Mr.. John Nassie, Mr. George
/ Z. Hebbard, Mr. 5. Porter House, and
| DR. n. D. Fales. The ceremony was per
/ formed by Re-. Frederick W. Moot as
! sisted by the 2ev- Mr. Powers The bride
/ " ore white OTEandic trimmed with lace
! and carried ii bouquet Of white roses A
/ pretty feature of the occasion was the
! singing of Miss CObangle before the ar
| rival Of Che bride The groom and bride
/ left shortly afteTwaTd for a honeymoon
/ trip and upon their return viii live at 9lJ
/ 1. Street.
Miss Margaret BaiIanger Barber and
/ Mr.. William Henry Richards were mar
! ried last night at O'Clock at the home
| of the bride. The bride entered the parIor
| with her brother Mr. Joseph T. 3. Bar
| Der. over a gown of white taffeta she
| wore white chiffon, trimmed with lace
| and ribbons. and her bouquet was Of
| white roses. Dr. Devrees performed the
! ceremony before the manteI which was
| hidden by flowers and banked on either
/ side by palms.
! About sixty guests attended the Tecep-
| ton held afterward and NJ 10 o'clock Mt.
| and Mrs. Richards left for Philadelphia
| where they viii: be given reception to-
night by Mrs. Moran Upon their return
/ they vii! live at 1l9 Maryland Avenue
| northeast
Miss Eugenia Reel Taylor and Dr. Hen
~ l. Z. Johnson. of this city, were mar
| ried yesterday afternoon at o'clock at