The Washington times., 1902-10-16

Miss Anne Ingraham and Hugh ].
Jewett were married at the Epiphany
Church yesterday at 1890 o'clock, in
stead of at St Johns at $3.50 O'Clock as
originally planned. The change was
necessitated by the delay in the i'm
ter church.
A breakfast for relatives and out-of-
town friends was given at the home of
the brother of the bride, n. Gibbs Ingra-
ham, after the service at the church.
The Bishop of Washington oficiated
at the marriage, assisted by the Rev.
Mr.. Devries. B. A. Buell. of New York,
acted as best man, and the ushers were
Robert Garrett, William Keyser, Han
son Thomas, Richard Bayard, Markham
Marshall. J. w. Lord, and Benjamin
Griswold, all of Baltimore; W. P.
Reeves of Indiana; Robinson Molinard
of Pennsylvania, and W. S. Scott of
New York.
| The bride entered with her brother,
unattended by maids. Her gown was o.
and medallions OF old point. A coro-
net of orange blossoms held her
tullc veil in place and among the
| jewels worn was a diamond crown
| brooch from the bridegroom. and a
gold chain jeweled with pearls,
gift from her sister. Her bouquet
was of bride roses with gauze
streamers from which were hung show
ers of buds. The church and house were
decorated with white blossoms and
palms.
President and Mrs. Roosevelt and Miss
Alice Roosevelt, who were among those
invited, sent a note regretting that the
Presidents indisposition and the abb
sence of the ladies from the city would
prevent their attendance. Others in
Mrs. Hay, Ambassador and Lady Her
bert, Commander and Mrs. William
Sheffield Cowles, the Rev. DR.. McKiln
and wife, and DR.. and Mrs. Frank Lor-
ing. Out -of-town relatives and friends
who are here for the wedding are Mr..
and Mrs. George NJ. Jewett, the groom's
parents; Mr. and Mrs. Kennon Jewett, of
California; Mrs. Reginald Ward, of Lon
don and New York: Mrs. Victor New
comb, Mrs. and Miss Van Kleek, the
Misses Scott, William S. Scott. Mrs. Ju-
lian Roberts, and Arthur Ingraham, the
brides uncle. all of New York.
Mr.. Jewett belongs to the old Mary
land family of that name. His parents
reside on large estate near Baltimore, |
which has been in the family for 500
years.
The bride is a daughter of the late |
D. p. Ingraham and a niece of Judge |
Geo. L. 1ngraham, of the suprem ecourt |
of New York. The wedding trip will ex
tend throughout the winter and will in
clude visits to Cuba and Mexico.
Frank Sawyer Hight, of this city, and
Miss Ellen Derby Conn, were married
Tuesday. at the home of the brides pa
rents in BROOKLYN.
Miss Mamie Harper. of this city, was
one of the maids in attendance at the
wedding of Miss Carrie Stuart Wise TO
Lucien Ralston Curry. of Kentucky. The
bride belongs to one of the Oldest fam
lilies in Virginia, and herswedding gown
was worn by her grandmother at her
own wedding and trimmed with lace that
has been in the family for generations.
The ceremony took place at Leesburg,
Va.
Miss Mary Strand Prentiss, daughter
If Charles G. Prentiss, and William
1eadbeater Speiden were married last
hight at o'clock in the First Baptist :
Church. The Rev. Charles Winbigler,
he new pastor of the church, officiated
assisted by the Rev. S. H. Greene, d.
D., pastor of Calvary Baptist Church.
The brides sister, Miss Alice Maude
'rentiss, in pink crepe trimmed with
White lace medallions, preceded her as !
maid of honor, and the additional maids !
n attendance were Miss Minerva Prem
iss. Miss Marian Speiden, Miss z. Jean
and Miss Jennie V. Kerr All (
'ore white organdie over white satin.
nd, like the honor maid, carried shower
ouquets OF La France roses.
Miss Florence D. Baden and Paul A. 4
rapcr were married at O'Clock last
light at Christ Church, the Rev. Arthur !.
ohns officiating.
The bride was given in marriage py &
er cousin, Henry McCauley. in whose :.
ame the invitations were issued.
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Notes. .
Miss Rose Douglas Wallach and sew y
al other Washingtonians at Hot q.
7rings, Va. were members of the parry d
S!ch attended the horse show at Rich =
end, Tuesday. Their special train was n
'corated with American beauty roses, Z,
Id luncheon was served en- route W
An engagement of local interest Is y
at Of Thomas Courtney jenkins, of 81
iltimore, who is well known in Wash q,
gton, to Miss Elsie Woodbury. Brown. y
New York Mr.. Jenkins is de- ~
endant of Francis Scott Key. St
Mrs j. f. Brown of Annapolis is fz