The Washington times., 1901-10-24
SOCIAL And PERSONAL.
Yesterday Marked by Many Pretty
Weddings.
DIR. Lemon and Miss Duvnii Married
at metropolitan Church; Mr.. Free
nam ana Miss King at st. Andrews
Several other Nu9UaI Events.

Several other NuptiaI Events.
The Metr.rzlitan NJ L Church, ar
| ttistically . .ausated with palm foliage. and
| filled with an a~semblage made up chiefly
! of resident society. was the setting last
night for III, Wedding of Miss Juliet Maud
DuNau daughter of AIr. Andrew B. Du-
| vail, Attorney for the District. and Dr.
Hanson r. A. Lemon. Escorted by her
| father the bride passed up the aisle, pre-
cod-d by her train of uShcrs and maids.
| She wore. with her gracefully pretty wed
ding robes of white crepe and duchess
lace. a tulle veil held in place with or
ange blossom sprays Her flowers were
white roses and lilies of the valley, ar
ranged in a shower bouquet Her at
tendant maid Of honor was Miss Louise
Duvall, whose gown was of pink crepe de
chine. that matched in color the chrys-
anthemums that formed her bouquet The
bridesmaids were Miss Brown, of Ruther-
ford, y. j.; Miss Briggs, of Brooklyn,
cousin of the bride, and Miss Clara Lutz,
OF this city. They were attired alike IN
whit, point d'csprit. and carried punches
of white chrysanthe NUNS. Mr. Harry NJ
Lemon attended his brother, and the ush-
ers were Mr.. Williams f. Lemon. Mr..
Andrew B. Duvall, jr-, DR.. w. Ashby
Frankland DR. Edward d. Perkins. MIR.
Duvall b. Brown and BIr. I. Lloyd White.
Key. DR.. Lemon, the groom 5 father, Off
ciated, assisted by Rev. Dr. Bristol, rec
tor of the church
Later, DR.. and Mrs Lemon lett Tor a
hon, ymoon trip northward, without spec
flying the exact date OF their return.
Another beautiful wedding occurred last
night in St Andrews Church. The bride
was Miss Annietta Landon King. daughter
of Pref and Mrs. Harry King, and MIR.
Henry Warren Freeman. Of Chicago, was
The groom Rev Dr. Perry ofticiatod.
The bride was attended by a maid Of
honor. Miss Mabel Beiden King. two
bridesmaids Miss Adelaide Shormeyer, of
New Mexico, and Miss Estele Fleming, of
West Virginia, and two attendant ma
irons, Mrs Whitney Lyon. Of New York,
and Mrs Albert Coombs Thorn, sister
Of the bride. Major n. l.. King, of Santa
Fe, New Mexico, was best man, and the
ushers were MIR. Charles ]. Sumner, Mr..
Albert Coombs Thorn, DR.. Bunting, of
Johns Hopkins University; Mr.. T. ". Won
Dachenhausen. and Mr.. James Ii. Kelley.
The bride wore white duchess satin and
a veil crowned with orange blossoms. Her
bouquet was white roses The maid of |
honor WAS attiIed in white crepe. The |
bridesmaids gowns were OF yellow crepe |
de chine ana. like the maid of honor, |
they carried bouquets Of yellow and white |
chrysanthemums. The matrons of honor |
Were in white crepe and their bouquets
were formed entirely Of golden yellow |
chrysanthemums. A full choral service |
was rendered by the vested choir.
Mr.. Freeman is a promising young law |
Yer of Chicago, and graduate of Har- |
ward After a wedding trip and a short |
stay in Chicago, their future home, Nh. |
Freeman Will return here 10 remain dur |
ing the session of Congress. They will be |
at home after December Is at 1855 Yale /
Street, the home of Professor and Mrs. |
King.