The Washington times., 1901-11-07

The marriage Of Miss Lillian Louise
Plant, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. George
H Plant. jr.. Of NJ Street, to Mr. Richard
Hyland Cox, took place at 7:31 O'Clock
last night at the Church of the Ascen-
sion. The ceremony was attended by
large gathering of resident and out-of-
town society, a number of guests having
come over from Baltimore, the home Of
the groom. Heralded by the wedding
march from "Lohengrin,' the bridal
party passed up the aisle, led by he
ushers. Mr.. Harry Freeman Clarke ald
Mr.. Arthur Plant, of this city. and
Messrs. Joseph Chesney Edwin Biddle,
Wallace Ball and Walter Focke, all Of
Baltimore.
Miss Hortense Kloman. the only attend
ant maid preceded the bride. in very
lovely gown of white lace, with which she
carried white yiolets. Mr.. Plant escorted
his daughter to the chancel, where he
gave her in marriage to the groom, who
had awaited her arrival, attended by his
best man Mr. Arthur Hopplemau. Of Bal
timore. The bride was exceedingly at
tractive in a trained gown of rich ivory
tinted satin. paneled with lengthwise
plaits. Duchess lace veiled the bodice.
and about the sleeves and throat were
artistic touches of Illusion. Lilies of the
valley held the tulle veil in graceful folds,
and the same blossoms formed the shower
by Rev. William Griffith. y. d.
On account of the illness of the brides
grandmother. the reception held after
ward at the Plant residence was attended
by only relatives and Immediate friends
Of the contracting pair. The first floor
Of the handsome fashioned house was
beautiful throughout. with palms and
flowers. the floral color of the parlors. Ii
braTy and dining room being respectively
white and American Beauty red. The
spacious central hail WAS also dec
fnlf lepNr4 gltl n
NUNS and vines Mrs. Plant received in
black thread lace, over white silk. Among
the out-Of-town guests were Mrs Mary
Cox, mother Of the groom, Miss Anna
Cox. Mr. and Mrs. George r. Webb. the
Misses " ebb. Mr. and Mrs. Frederick
Warburton Leef, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry s.
Focke. M. and Mrs. Arthur II. Jackson.
Mr. and Mrs Robert Carswell. Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Shriver. Mr.. and Mrs. John
Dunn Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Smythe, Mrs
George Murray. and Mr. and Mrs John
groom. EIr Cox Is connected with the
Continental Trust Company, of Baltimore
and will take his bride to their new
home in that city, after trip to the
North. They will reside at 6l9 New Eng
land Avenue, where they will be at home
on January and q
The wedding of Miss Esteile Wilkinson
and Mr.. William cambridge Terrell was
solemnized al clock last evening. The
Rev. c. c. Meador. of the Fifth Baptist
Church, OBLIGATED. The marriage took
place at the residence OF MIR. and Mrs.
John e. Hodges. Of 1926 Thirteenth Street
northwest The parlOrs were tastefully
decorated with maidenhair fern and
smilax. and the lights were shaded with
red. Four tiny ribbon bearers headed the
bridal party on its march to the bay win
dow, whore the ceremony was perform
ed. TneY were followed by the maid of
honor Miss Roberta Hodges The bride
wore beautiful white lace robe over
white tafTeta. and carried a large bunch
of bride roses She entered the room
leaning upon the arm of her father MT
Wanner Wilkinson. The maid Of honor
wore crepe de chine, and carried "a bou-
quet of white lilacs.
The groom had for his hest man Mr. c.
Loren Prince, of this city A reception