The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-10-22
A DIPLOMATIC WEDDING.
VI. ThiPbIut and Nine. RengifO
Married This Morning.
Cardinal MnrtincIIi Performed the
Ceremony with "A NuptinI Mass in
the Chapel Of the Apostolic Dele
Eation-A Wedding RreaiSFast.

The wedding of Nine dc Rengffo and
n. Eugene Thish1ut. First Secretary of
the French Embassy at Berue Switzer-
land. took place this morning at 1880
O'Clock Cardinal NartneH assisted 10y
Rev. f. Y. Fink, 5. J.. rector of St
AIoysius' Church solcmnized the mar
rage service and the low nuutial mass
that followed The white marble altar
was abIoom with pink and white chrysan-
themums and Illuminated with wax can
dies i'm branching sticks of silver and
gold
The bride, a girlishly graceful blonde.
Wore trailing robe Of white applique
lace over white chiffon. There was
touch OF turquoise blue velvet about her
throat. ard the bridal veil worn by the
gsUUm's mother at her own wedding
web OF superb old rose point lace w.s
arranged as a nChu and fastened with
diamonds and pearls. With this ideal tot
let was worn q large white hat trimmed
with sable and white plumes. A white
mi~sal was carried IN place of the con-
youtional bouquet.
OnIy the family Of the bride and the
members of the French EMBASSY who are
now i'm Washington formed the wedding
party. together with Mr. and Mrs Sy-
mouds, of South Carolina. who are init
mate friends OF Mr. Thicbaut's mother.
whom they met abroad and who were
delegated by her to represent her at the
wedding of her son. The witnesses who
acted for the groom in compliance with
the marriage law Of France We're NJ de
Margcria Charge d'Affaires of the French
Embassy. and the embassy's chancellor.
NJ Jules Boeufve. The brides witness was
the Argentine Legation. who was accom-
panied by his wife. The brides family
was represented By Captain and Mrs.
MacCartney. Commander and Mrs.
Irwin, Mr.. and Mrs. James F. Barbour,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Shirley Barbour Mrs
MacCartney wore "a gown of black pdunc
velvet and white lace, and a large hat Of
black velvet and pIumes. Mrs Twins
gown was of white cloth and Irish lace
over blue, with which she wore a white
hat. and Mrs Shirley Barbour was also
i'm white cloth. Her hat was Of black vel
vet.
Captain and Mrs. MacCartney. with
whom today's bride has spent the greater
part of her widowho0d, entertained the
wedding party AT breakfast at their resi-
deuce ON Nineteenth Street. Like the
chapel. tire floral decorations were Of
pink and white chrysanthemums and
palms When the groom and his bride
left for New York the latter was attired
for travelling In soft blue cloth and a
black hat Miss Annie barbour, who is
a novice at the Mother House of the or
der of the LaOies of the Sacred Heart
near Albany. was the only member Of the
brides family not present at her mar
riage
n Thiebaut viii take his bride 10 bid
this sister farewell before their departure
for Europe Thursday on the AquitaiHe
4 iamlN party including Captain and
Mrs MacCartney- Commander and Mrs
Irwin, Mr.. and Mrs. James r. Barbour
ana Mr.. and Mrs. Shirley Barbour. viii
20 10 New York Thursday TO see the
couple sail.
The honeymoon will be- spent AT y
Square de MESSING Paris and later NJ
and Nine Thiebaut viii take up their
residence at Ber1o