The Washington times., 1901-10-06

long tulle ven, caught IN her hHlr by a
sprig of orange. blossoms. In. the front
of her dress was a diamond ornament,
the gift of the bridegroom. She carried
Miss Emily +. Barney, a sister of the
bride. was prettily gowned in white crepe
de chine. trimmed with Frenchopoint lace
She wore Il white hat and carried a bou-
quet of cosmos. Miss Ida Rowland. the
first bridesmaid, was dressed rin blue
broadcloth. trimmed with Irish point
lace. as were the other bridesmaids, Miss
Lillian Farrell, of Ansonia, Conn; Miss
Sarah Gerhard. of Overlook a cousin
Of the bridegroom; Miss LaurahH!s Cooke,
Of New York. Miss Clarice Butler and
Miss Carlotta ID. Barney All wore blue
hats and carried cosmos. Miss Emily
Harris, a niece of the bridegroom. was
flower girl. She was dressed in dainty
gown of white; trimmed with blue rib
hons. and walked with Master Jeffroy
Cooke Bunting. the brides nephew. who
wore an all-whte sailor suit. The ushers
Were DR.. William Pepper, Dr. John NJ
Gruice, Mr.. Benjarlin Rowland, Mr..
Large Mr. Albert p Gerhard and Mr..
Paul D. Mills. Following the ceremony a
reception was held at Eildon, the home
of the brides parents at Ogontz A num-
her of Washington friends received in
vitations and several attended the we'd
ing.
DIR. Loren Bascom Taber johnson, of
this city, and Miss Mary Frances Oliver.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. James B. Oliver
of Pittsburg were married yesterday at
1890 o'clock at the Presbyterian Church
at Shields. Pa, which was erected by the
grcat-grandmother of the bride, and
which adjoins the country home of her
parents. Rev. DIR. Johnson, pastor of
the congregation, read the service and
the bride was given away by her father.
The attendants were Miss Amelia Neville
Oliver, a sister. who served as maid of
honor; Miss Edith A. Oliver, another sis
ter; Miss Mary and Miss Virginia Oliver
cousins of the bride; Miss Susan Shields
Williams also a cousin; Miss Mary Page
MADEIRA, Miss Wiunifred Jones and Miss
Edith Taber Johnson. a sister of the
groom. Mr.. Bascom Johnson, brother of
the groom, was best man, and the ushers
We're George S. Oliver, of Pittsburg the
brides cousin: Julius r. Judson, of
Rochester, N. Y ; Alexander Neil, of Ha-
gerstown, Md, and John Barrett. a cousin
of the groom; DR.. William 9. Gwynne and
Wallace Donald McLesn, of Washington.
The bride wore white satin trimmed
with orange blossoms and rose point lace,
and tulle veil held by a wreath of or
ange blossoms was worn, the flowers
with orchids-being carried in shower
bouquet. Costumes of pink liberty satin
made with trained skirts and Louis
Quinze jackets with vests Of lace were
worn by the maids, whose hats were
white felt. faced with pink and trimmed
with sweeping white plumes. a costume
of white embroidered chiffon over prim-
rose yellow silk similar in cut and design
was worn by the maid of honor, whose
hat was primrose yellow panne velvet,
trimmed with white plumes. About 800
guests were in attendance. American
Beauty roses and autumn foliage dec
GRATED both the church and the family
home, where a wedding breakfast was
served. Out-of-town guests, aside from
those in the bridal party, included DR..
Taber Johnson and Mrs. johnson, of
Washington. parents of the bridegroom;
Miss Margaret Johnson, a sister, and
Miss Johnson. of Mexico, cousin. Cards
enclosed with the wedding cards name as
at home days the first and second Tues
days in December at 924 Farragut Square,
this city.