The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1901-04-24

| st. Johns Church was also the scene OF
/ a noon wedding yesterday, when the bride
and groom were Miss Lucy NJ. Moore and
! Mr.. Charles Wilkes, of Salt Lake City.
! The ceremony was performed by the Rev.
DR.. Bigelow. first assistant rector of St
Johns Church, assisted by the Rev Dr.
Ellis bishop, of New York City. DR..
| Bishop was formerly rector of ST Paul IS
Church, Salt Lake City. and is an init
mate friend of the bride and groom, hav-
ing come on from New York to assist in
the marriage of his old friends. On ac-
count of the recent death of the groom s
brother. Gilbert Wilkes, Chief of the
Michigan Naval Reserves, formerly of the
more intimate friends were invited. but
though very quiet. the wedding was one
OF the prettiest of the season.
The ushers were Mr.. r. II. Moore. BROTH
or Of the bride, AMI DIR. J. d. Irving Of
the United States Geological Survey The
decorations of the chancel and altar
which We're arranged by the altar socie-
and elaborate.
The brides only attendant was Miss
Louise West. of Baltimore. who was
daintily gowned in white point d'esprit
1 over white taffeta. A large white hat
with pink rosette and big bunch of
Golden Gate roses completed her toilet.
The best man was Mr.. j. NJ. Boutwell,. Of
tiiiS cltN' formerly OF Boston. and now ,.
the United states Geological Survey
The wedding gown was of white liberty
satin, trimmed with chiffon and lace An
opal pin held the tulle veil in place and
lilies-of-the-valley formed the bridal bou-
quet.
As the newly married couple stepped
down from the chancel Miss May. Wise
mann, cousin of the bride. scattered
May flowers and trailing arbutus over
their pathway. The bride who is the
daughter of Mrs. Henry r. Moore of this
city. and a graduate of the Woman's
Collegiate Institute of Baltimore, has re-
sided IN Salt Lake City for the past two
years. Mr.. Wilkes is the son Of Major
Edmond Wilkes and a grandson of the
late Admiral Wilkes. L. 5. N Among
the guests at the church. some of whom
attended the wedding breakfast ar
Rauschers s, were the Assistant Secretary
of the Navy and Mrs Hackett. General
and Mrs, Greedy, Colonel and Mrs. Mich
olson. Bishop and Mrs Satterlee. Mrs
Edwards, Mrs. and Miss Lincoln. Miss
Markoe. Mr.. Emmons. Mrs. Benton. Mrs
James Benton. DR.. and Mrs Suter Judpe
ana MISS Mott. Mrs. and Miss Emery,
MISS Triton, Countess Esterhazv. Mrs
BoHes. Mr. Jesup Blair, Mrs. Janice Mr.
ana Mrs. Salter. Mrs. Fox, DIR. and Mrs
Fox, Mrs and Miss Pyne. Mr. Richards
.-aptaln ana Mrs buckingham, Miss Free
man, General and Mrs. Wetmore. Mr.
ana Mrs. De Caindry, Miss Townsend. DR.
and Mrs Chapman, General and Miss
woodruff. Mr. Woodruff. Mr. and Mrs
IAN fA''Il- J'lpSt anu MIS-. Bancroft IDaV-
IS, the Misses Nourse. Mr. Nourse. Miss
miller. Mr. Fendall. Captain ana Mrs
miller, MIS- Bun. Mrs. and Miss Berry
Mrs. Harriet Lane Johnston. MIss Nc
wei Mrs and the Misses Eastman. Mr..
Woods: airs; DENLY, Mrs. Condit-Smitb
MIS-. Fleld, Judge McCammon. Miss Hag.
n a, Judge Hagner, DIR. and Mrs. Gunnel
Miss McCalla. Mr. and Mrs. GoIdsbnr,
ough, the Misses Riggs. Justice and Ms
Gray, Mrs. and Miss McCur,iy. Mrs
and the Misses Quay