The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-10-31
FUR COAT5.
HOTCHKISS-POPE.
Beautiful Scene at St. James Church
 Westville, Last Evening.

! Beautiful Scene at St. James Church,
 Westvllle, Last Evening
 St. James church, Westville, present.
 ed a very brilliant scene last evening, the occasion being the marriage of Miss
 Anna Claribel Pope to Lieutenant Earl
 Harrison Hitchkiss, of the Second sec- l ton, B. s. c.
 The decorations at the church were
 very beautiful, the color scheme, yell
 low and white, being effectively wrought out by quantities of chrysan-
 themums backed by masses of laurel
 and fern.
 From 7:30 until o'clock the vested
 choir, assisted by several well known soloists, under the able direction of Mrs
 Hope Lewis Borden and Miss Edyth Downs, organist, rendered a delightful musical programme. The most notable numbers were Rubenstein's Thou Art Like a Flower" sung by Mrs. Ernest Doolittle; "The Wedding Ring" by c. c. Kenyon; Geibel's "Mizpah," by Mrs. Borden, and Tt is Thy Wedding Morn ing" from the Rose Maiden" by the Misses Bradley and Bishop. At eight o'clock the choir, of which the bride is a member, met the wedding party in the vestibule and preceded it to the chancel, singing the Lohengrin bridal chorus. The choral portion of the mar riage service was feelingly rendered by a quartette consisting of Mrs. Borden Miss Mae Bradley, W. Alanson Borden and F. Parker Lewis.
 The bride, slender blonde looked very lovely in gown of French nous seline over white taffeta en train, with the regulation veil. She wore pearls and carried an enormous bouquet of bride roses. The maid of honor, Miss Mabel Vaughn, was gown in white mousseline oyer yellow taffeta and car- ried yellow chrysanthemums Edward Grant Gulnac acted as best man and F. Gilbert Vaughn Norman F. Lau- renee, Frederic Eugene Williams and James Downs as ushers.
 After the ceremony, which was per formed by Rev. J. F. Sexton, the choir sang as a recessional Professor Shep- ards arrangement of "The Bells" to the Mendelssohn Wedding March.
 A IcCtpllOIl WdS ISlu lIIlIlltOld tely dI- ter the ceremony at the residence of the brides mother, Mrs. Emma Brown Pope, to which only the family and close friends of the contracting parties were bdden. A buffet supper was served, after which the happy pair left for a tour through the northern states and Canada. The brides going away gown was a mode broadcloth with trav- cling cloak and Gainsborough hat of the same color.
 MT. and Mrs. Hotchkiss, who were the recipients of many valuable gifts of cut glass, silver and fine china, will be at home at 996 Whalley avenue after December 1.
 Among the guests at the reception were MT. and Mrs. Henry Winslow l Lamb, MT and Mrs. W. M. Lamb, Miss | Helen Lamb, Charles M. Lamb, Mrs. | A. M Smith, Mrs Theodore Bradley, 1 the Misses Bradley, Mrs. Mary A. Bron- l son, MT. and Mrs. Frederick Averill, !; Mir. and Mrs. Franklin Platt. of Anso- | mia, MT. and Mrs. Albert Nettleton and 1 Miss Nettleton, of Milford, Mrs, Clara l Henison and Mrs. Frank Patterson, of N orwich, Mrs. Charles Shorey of Mon- treal Miss Beatrice Howes, of Belmar, N J., Mrs. Harry Bronson, of Philadel- phia, Mir and Mrs. Charles Thompson, MT. and Mrs. Newton Peck, Mrs. M c. Goodyear Mrs. Marshall Bryan and Miss Bryan, Judge and Mrs, Hobart L. Hotchkiss MT. and Mrs. Alfred Buck ngham, Dr. and Mrs. William Nelson Wynne, Dr. and Mrs. Arthur Marsh, MT. and Mrs John Williams, Mir. and Mrs George French and Mrs. Burton 0ickerman.