The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-10-24
Welded AZ ST. MATTHEW'S
Mr. GaiIlard Hunt and Miss Coed
fellow Married at If O'Clock.
DR. Lemon and Miss Duvsn United
Last Night at Metropolitan Church
Mr. Freeman and Miss King IA ~.
sndrc,y~-Other NUptiai Events.

Last NIX n AT helEb poi IN N 4 hilEt'iA
Nr. Freeman and Miss King IA II.
sndrev~-Other Nuptiai Events.
The private chapel of St Anthony of
PaIua. in new St Matthew Church
was the setting for the simple, but i'm
pr,ssiyr marriage of Air. GauIard Hunt
and Miss G0odf.uow. which Was solemn
lied at II o'clock by the rector OF ST
Matthew'S. Rev. Thomas 5. Lee. only
the members of both families witnessed
the ceremony. bat number of guests at
tended the wedding breakfast afterwarl.
at the residence of Mrs. Eleanor Is. Good
fellow ON De Sales Street. Mr. Mont
gomery Blair and Mr.. Robert Chiffon
were the only attendants The bride
wore a very elegant trained robe of white
satin yelled with rich lace With her tuiie
ven WAS a draping OF old point lace that
has been in her family for more than 100
years. She carried a white-bound prayer
book. The groom is the son OF former
United States Minister TO Russia and the
brother OF William H Hunt. Governor Of
Porto Rico The bride is the daughter of
the late Major Henry Goodfellow. Judge
Advocate. L. 5. Army. and Mrs. Eleanor
B. GoodfellOw. The house was iorally
beautiful. with cosmos blooms. pink.
white. and crimson, together with all
/ shades of chrysanthcmums and roses
Mrs GCodfylloW $ EIit TO her oanSnl'i u
the residence. III De Sales Street. where,
after their return from their wedding
nip. Mr.. and Mrs. Hunt viii reside.
The Metropolitan NJ L Church. ar
ti-t.caIIy decorated with palm foliage and
J filed with an assembiage made up chiefly
| of resident society. WAS the setting last
night for tho Wedding of Miss Juliet Maud
Duyau. daughter Of Mr. Andrew s. bu-
vail. Attorney for the District. and br-
! Hanson II. A. Lemon. Escorted by her
Z father. the bride passed up the aisle, pre-
/ coded by her train 81 u-hers and maids
/ She wore, with avr gracefully pretty We'd
| alug robes OF WaLie crepe AN" t-S i''-7
lace, Julc veil, held IN place Win OF
| auEe blossom sprays Her MOWERS were
! white roses ami lilies OF the valley, az
ranged IH shower bouquet tlyr at
/ J.udanJ maid of honor was Miss Louise
/ Iuyau. whose gown was of pink crepe de
/ chine. that matched III color the chLs s.
/ authemumS that formed her bouquet ne
/ bridesmaids were Miss Brown, OF RutheT-
/ ford. y j., Miss Briggs, of Bgoeslyu,
] cousin of the bride. ana Hiss Clara Lutz.
/ of this city They were aJ-iTed ailh- ia
I white point d.esprJ. and carried punches
/ Of white sauthellumS- Nj haTr[ Al
] Lemon attended his brother and the LSE-
/ ,rs were Mr. Williams r Lemon, MI
J Andrew J.. IuyaIl. Jr., DR.. w AShuy
{ FARMLAND. Dr- Edward j. Perkins, Mr.
/ BEVall b. Brown and Nr. T. Lloyd W hlJe-
{ Rev j. H. NJ Lemon. the groom $ father.
offIciated. assisted by Kev. Frank Al.
/ Bristol, rector Of the church.
Later. Dr. and Mrs Lemon LETT Tor d
honeymoon trip uoTthwaTd. without spec
/ flying the exact date OF their return
Another beautiful wedding occurred last
! night in ST. Andrews Church. Tho bride
was Miss Annietta Landon King. daughter
| Of Prof and Mrs Harry King. and Mr..
1 Henry Warren Freeman. Of Chicago. was
the groom. Rev. DIT Perry ofticiated.
The bride was attended by maid of
( honor. Miss Mabel Beldeu King. two
[ bridesmaids. Miss Adelaide Sh0rmcyer, Of
/ New Mexico. and Miss EsteIl- Fleming. Of
| West Virginia and two attendant ma
/ irons, Mrs. Whitney Lyon, II New York,
3 and AIs. Albert COMBS Thorn, "a sister
I Of the bride Major n J. King, OF Santa
/ Fc New Mexico. was best man, and the
| Ushcrs We're Mr. Charles j. sumner, Ar.
l Albert CGOmbs Thorn. DT- Bunting. OF
. Johns HOPKINS University. Mr. e.. ~. Won
/ DaCheUhauseu. and Mr.. James Il. Kelley.
The bride wore white duchess satin and
a veil crowned with orange blossoms Tier
I bouquet was white roses The maid OF
honor was atlu-d il white crepe The
bridesmaids gowns were or yellow crepe
dc chine ana. Ike the maid of honor.
they carried bouquets OF yellow and white
Chrysautls NUNS. The natTyns OF honor
Z were in white crepe and their bouquets
were formed entirely Of golden yellow
I CHrySauth sriunS- \ iuI choral service
I was rendered by the vested choir
/ Mr. Freeman Is a promising YOUNG law
I yer Of Chicago. and "a graduate OF HAIR
I ward After "a wedding tIp and short
I stay in Chicago. thDtr future home Ar
, Freeman viii return here 10 remain dur
! tx In. session OF Congress They Will DE
/ at home after December j. al l'-53 Yale
| Street. the home OF Professor and Mrs
/ King.
Miss Mabel Mercedes Burrows ard Mr..
William Carlisle Barr were married az g
O'Clock yesterday afternoon at the resi-
deuce of the brides parents. Mr. and Mrs
{ Frank Burrows. ZI1g y Street. owing 10
"a recent death ia the brides family the
ceremony was a very quiet affair. Rev
AIR. Kinder. Of the Congress Street Meth
oIist Church. 0fiiciaJod. and The only at
( teudaut was H;tle Margaret ReimDuTg.
/ VINO wore white frOck and carried bridal
! covers Tn. wedding gown WAS Df white
| L0uisiue silk. I'm the hair Of the 1tIrac-
| I'VE Young bride was fastened white
rose and similar blossoms l"ru.=d her
I .-dal bouquet Upon their return rom "A
I zip % IN" grooms home In Illinois Mr.
: and Mrs Barr viii reside with the lat
/ tDTs parents on \ street
4 wedding Of musical interes, 70 occur
. last night was that Of Miss Anna Belle
Carpenter and Mr. Charles = II zuuey,
. which took place at the home Of
the brides mother on Capitol Hin.
Miss Carpenter is the ContraltO sOloist at
4 81 Margaret 1lAIfAr lfttLllg kD4ll :
there from Foundry. where she had been
for three years. Mr.. Heuney is a skiIlful
performer on the euphoHium. Only TeIa-
tives were present at the ceremony. Rev.
| George Maydwell, Of Waugh Church. Off
| ciat,d, and Mr. W, :. Carpenter. Of New
/ York gave the bride away. The maids
. | in attendance were Miss Katherine John
son and Miss Bertha Jett. The wedding
. / gown was Of white crepe trimmed with
/ pearl embroidered passemeuterie- Both
! maids wore white OTgaudlC- Miss John
I stOus ribbons and girdle being of blue
| and Miss Jetrs of pink. Both carried
| punches of bridesmaid roses. Mr. r. r
/ ROderick. the baritone. acted as best man.
/ and DIT EiSch1m played the wedding
! march. After the o'clock ceremony a
/ | reception followed. from 10 10
Baron Ambrozy. Second Secretary Of
| The Austrian J. cation, was given a fare
! well dinner last night al the Metropolitan
I ! Club. Among those present were Count
B QuaGt, Charge dAhaires Of the German
/ . Embassy. Count MonteElas and Baron
I / SchrOen. Of the same embassy, NJ de
/ / Nargerie. Charge d'Afaires Of the French
/ / Embassy and N. Hermite. Sigu0r Carig-
| | mani Charge d'Ahsires Of the italian EN-
T | basSy- NT. Dc Strals and Mr.. de EiIIt %
/ | the Swedish legation, n Lardy. Charge
/ | d'Analres Of the Swiss legation; Scn0I
/ ] Pastor. Of the Spanish legation and
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