The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-11-06

ten and Ma Gen. Henry Clark CorbiU
Adjutsut General. United States Army.
was ~oiemniz-d az room today. Tho
Cardinal Archbishop of Baltimore per
formed the ceremony. assisted by Rev.
u. J. stafford. j.. D.. rector Of St Pat
ricAs Church. where the Misses Patteu
have 70 pew. The marriage took place
at tire Pattcu residence. on Massachusetts
Avenue. iu the presence Of nearly cor
guests DUriUE the service the couple
stood I'm Tho doorway of an aIcovc
the mJut-l On the background Of which
Ta- dvCk,d with masses Of Farleyea=,
fern and pink and white chrysauthem
nc doorway itself was drap.d with
p'iu'lrS OF asparagus piumosd. tied mp
WIN large clusters Of ChTysauthomums
and white satin ribbon. To the righ;
was formed - VIII of royal palms. I'm
front of which, after the ceremony. Gen
crai Cor5in and his bride stood to
receive congratulations. All the door
ways OF TN" drawing room floor
had purticT,S of Southern alsmatis.
caught UD with Iarga bows Of white satin
ribbon and chrysanthsmums. The floral
decorations of IN" table, at which d buffet
breakfast was served. consisted of white
ana pink Bridal wreaths tied with lovers
knots of white ribbon. The place Of honor
was given to two huge wedding cakes.
EarlaUded together 10y the ribbons and
pink and white blooms
The bride was given In marriage bv
Senator John =. Jones. Of Nevada. an Old
friend. and az one time the business part
ner OF her father. The wedding gown was
or rich, heavy white satin. having a very
! long train The waist was laid I'm soft
loose folds Of the satin down to the belt
me. and across the shoulders and corsage
was bertha Of finely plated tulle. bor5-
cred by a wide fall Of rare old point
q AIvnCon. The neck was finished by a
softly folded stock collar Of the satin.
ana the sleeves were made after the most
recent fashion from Paris. growing very
large at the hand. and gathered al the
wrist into a long. closely fitting cuff OF
shirred tulie, held in place by narrow pip
| ings Of white satin. Both waist and
sleeves were deliberately trimmed
with point dAlcucou. The wedding veil
was very long. falling 10 the edge Of the
train. and was Of rich point lace All Of
! tine lace worn by the bride pos
s'SsDs more than its intrinsic value. ow-
! ing 20 the fact that il all belonged To
I and was worn by her mother. The hrida.
bouquet was Of lilies OF the valley TIL
Mlsse~ Josephine and Helen Patten. who
I attended their sister. CarritI long
I stomm,d pink roses.
General CorbiR and his brother officers
( IN waiting wore the fun uniform Of their
/ rank The Cardinal as prince OF the
+ Church Of Rome. was robed in a Cassocl5
/ u vivid rcd under a surplice Of white
/ ecclesiastical lace. He also wore q red
4 silk biretta. Col George r. Over SON
/ Of the former Governor Of Rhode Island
! acted as best man. and the u-hers were,
] TFFtT- General rrrre-
/ They were Lieut. Col William
/ H. Carter, Lieut. Col Thomas H. Barry
| Lieut. Col Georg- Andrews. Lieut.. Col
| w IMAM A simpson. Lieut.. Col John \
! Johnson. Lieut. Col Henry T. Mccain.
! MAJOR Henry A Greene and Major James
! Parker
! The distinguished assembling included
/ In addition To the President and Mrs
I Roosevelt an the Cabinet families who
! are not IN mourning. the diguitaries Of
( me diplomatic Corps now ia Washington.
/ the members of the Supreme Court and
/ their wives. the heads Of the Government
I departments. the officers Of the army and
/ navy, the ma jOTity Of whom were in uni
form. and hundreds Of prominent people
/ IN civil society. resident and out Of town
I among those invited. the aiOrity Of
/ whom were present, were. Lieut. Col
George Andrews. Mr.. and Mrs Iarz An
/ deTSun. Cen and Mrs. James r Brooke
: Mrs Brainbridge-I Mr. and Mrs II
/ c Barney and the Misses Barney, Mrs
! a l. Barber. Mrs IruNtOD Beale and
/ Miss Beale, Mr.. Fred Bancroft Mr. and
I Mrs Bell and Miss Bell. eN-Reprpsenta-
tive and Mrs Perry Belmont Mrs. Bel
I KNAPP. the Misses Berry Colonel and Mrs
: Bingham. Mrs. Blair Montgomery Blair.
! Mr.. Gist Blair. General and Mrs Bates
! Alr- Erun. Madame BOnaparte Mr.
I BOardmau. Miss B0ardman General and
/ Mrs Burnett eX-Gov. John Lee Carroll
] Of Maryland. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
/ Campbell Mr. and Mrs Cassatt Mr. and
/ Mrs Cassels, Miss Cassels. Mrs Cobb.
] Senator and Mrs Cullom, Mr.. and Mrs
( Chiffon, Mr.. Austin COrbin Judge and
/ Mrs Davis. the Spanish Minister and
I Duchess d ARGOS. MI and Mrs DaIzeU.
Mr. ana Mrs Dunn, General and Mrs.
! Davis. Miss Edes, Colonel and Mrs Ed
wards. Senator and Mrs. Elkius Mr.
! Fnuike. MT. and Mrs John ". roster
Admiral and Mrs. Franklin Nj and Mrs
( Glover and Miss Glover. Mr.. and Mrs. Ed-
win Gould, Colonel and Mrs. GOOdIoe Jus
4 tlcc and Mrs Cray. the Australian Min
Mrs-Aruoiu Hague. Miss HaEner Ar. and
] Mrs. Henderson. Justice. Mrs. and Miss
/ Harlan. Col. and Mrs John Y HOn Mr.
| and Mrs Archibald Hopkins. Colonel and
! HansbrOugh. Mr. and Mrs. Hatcher DR..
! and Mrs Hyatt. AR and Mrs. Horn
, blower Mr. and Mrs. ana Miss MacEeagh.
I Mrs Daniel Manning. Miss Markoe. Mr.
( and Mrs Mcclure. Justice and Mrs and
. the Misses Nick emma. Mr.. and Mrs Mic0u.
! General and Mrs. Mills Mr.. and Mrs
: Mr. aud Mrs. Mum. Miss Myer. Mr.
! and Mrs. Mcfarland. General Merritt
( Dr. and Mrs Wallace Nen. Mr. and
| Mrs. Crosby 5. Noyes -hr British
Ambassador and the Honorable Maud
! PauncefOte Mr.. and Mrs. John Poor.
! Mrs Postiethwaite 8Ir. and Mrs. white
/ law Reid, Admiral Mrs. and the Misses
I Rugsles; Admiral and Mrs. SChley the
} Governor Of Pennsylvania and Arsf
I Stone MI ard Mrs ana NiSs Sargent.
! Mrs and the Misses Sheridan. The sur
! Beon General Of the Army and Mrs
/ Sternberg. the japanese Minister and
; Madame Takahira. AIR and Mrs. Thorpe
/ Count ana Countess Qu&dt. the Surgeon
General Of the Navy and Mrs. Van Rcy-
pen. Mrs. and Miss Wallach. Mrs. Ward.
Justice White Mr. and Mrs. George B.
Williams Mr.. Creighton Webb. Mr. and
Young. and Mr.. ZclenOy.
The wedding gifts filled three large
rooms on the second floor of the P=tteu
D residence and were Of such uvusuaI
value that for several days the house has
been guarded by the police. The presents
Z were removed TO safety deposit vault
yesterday Afternoon. Among the specially
! priztd gifts was a diamond necklace. "a
| gift from the Misses Ba1Teu. which the
/ bride wore today. massive silver
| punchEOwl from General Curhiu.s old reg
/ iWent. the Twcnty-fourth Infantry, with
| which he served as captain Tor more
than fifteen years ON the Western
( frontier silyeTwarc Of native workman
| ship from the army iu the Philippines
/ q loving cup from the adiutaUtS general
/ OF the States during the Spanish war and
! since silver water pitcher from the
| officers mess at West Point. and hand,
Gers Of the Adiutaut Generals Depart
/ msnt and the officers Of the Corps Of En-
| giuecrS stationed in Washington. Among
I the gifts from California sent by old