Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1901-10-16
AUTUMN Wedding.
ATTRACTIVE CEREMONY AT ST..
ANNE'S P. E. CHURCH.
The Vested Choir Of The Church Sings
The Wedding March-An impress
sive Servioe-Two Recep-
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way Nuptials.
The wedding of Miss Ellen Brewer
Gassaway. daughter OF the late Louis G..
Gassaway. formor cashier OF the Farm
ers' National Bank. to Ronald Earle
Fisher, Second Lieutenant OF the Four
teenth Cavalry, United States Army, son
OF the late DIR. Fisher, of Caroline county,
took place last night at s o'clock at St.
Anne's Protestant Episcopal Church.
The wedding was a typical autumn
affair. the church being decorated with
golden rod, autumn leaves and heather.
The chancel was decorated with polted
palms, and vases on the altar were filed
with white cosmos. Twenty-Five pews>
we're reserved for the invited guests and
special friends of the. bridal party. These
pews were decorated with sprays of gol-
den rod and heather. AS the bridal
party entered the church they were pre-
ceded by fourteen OF the smaller boys OF
ST. Anne's vested choir, who sang as a
professional Lohengrin's S wedding march.
There were no bridesmaids, the only
attendant being the maid of honor. little
Miss Alice Ross, OF Clarion. Pa, daughter
OF Lieutenant Commander Albert Ross,
United States Navy, now stationed at
Baltimore, in charge OF the Fifth Light
house District. The bride was given
away by her brother, MIR. L. Dorsey
Gassaway. The best man was Mr.. Lewis
I. Clark, OF Howard county. The usheis
were Messrs. w. Hallam Claude, Ridgely
P. Melvin, Peter H. Magruder, William
M. Holladay, Samuel Brooke and Luther
L. Gadd. OF New York. They wore full
evening dress with yellow chrysanihe-
mum boutonniere. The groom wore the
full uniform of the cavalry.
The ceremony was performed by the
Rev. Joseph p. McComas, rector OF St.
Anne's. Between the betrothal and we'd
ming service the vested choir sang Barn
by's hymn, 80. Perfect Love- The
brides gown was white mousseline over
taffeta. She wore tulle veil with wreath
OF natural orange blossoms. and carried
white chrysanthemums. The maid of
honor, Miss Ross, wore gown of white
organdy over yellow taffeta, with garni-
ture OF yellow ribbons, and carried yell
low chrysanthemums-thus carrying out
the color scheme OF the entire wedding
and ecepti0n-yellow, the cavalry color.
After the ceremony at the church re-
ception was held at the home OF the
brides mother, on West street. Lieut..
and Mrs. Fisher received under the folds
of large silk United States flag, festoon-
ed with a rosette OF yellow satin-the
cavalry color.
The occasion was also the tenth anni-
versary OF the marriage of Mr.. and Mrs.
L. Dorsey Gassaway. who celebrated the
event with tin wedding last night, and
received their friends in another corner
OF the parlors under a bower of palms
and cut flowers. The bride of ten years
received quite as many presents as the
new bride, many of them being of silver
instead OF tin. The color scheme at the
reception was yellow, the lights wearing
yellow shades, the flowers yellow and
the ten candles around Mrs. Dorsey Gas
saway's wedding cake were yellow. After
the reception the bridal party left on the
Lighthouse tender "Holly" for trip to
Denton. Caroline county to visit the
groom's mother. after which they leave
for their future home at Fort Grant,
Arizona, where the groom is stationed.
Among the out-of-town guests were -
Miss Dorsey, OF Howard county, Com
mander Ross. u. S. N, Baltimore; Mr..
Lay Gadd. New York; Mrs. Ross, Belle
Fonte, Pa; Mrs. Hill, Prince George
county; Miss Carrie Dorsey, Virginia;
Mr.. and Mrs. James ID. Iglehart, Balti-
more; Mr.. and Mrs. William Clark,
Howard county; Mrs. J. T. Clark. Lieu
tenant Fisher was formerly Assistant
State Librarian under Col. Luther H.
Gadd. A little over two years ago he
and his brother, Arthur Fisher, enlisted
in the army and this spring took the ex-
animation for promotion. Both passed
and Lieutenant Fisher was recently com.