The Washington times., 1903-04-28
Engagements

Weddings Engagements
The marriage Of Miss Alice CorneHa
Thaw and George Francis Alexander
Seymour. the Earl of Yarmouth, took
place in Calvary Church. Pittsburg, yes
terday afternoon. The Rev. Dr. W /.
McEwan. pastor of the Presbyterian
Church of which Miss Thaw is mem
Der. assisted by the Rev. Dr.. John H
McIIvaine. pastor OF Calvary Church,
celebrated the marriage
The bride wore a gown of ivory satin
trimmed with duchcsse lace. made high
necked and with a court train She car
rfed bouquet Of orchids and lilies Of
the valley and wore string of pearls,
her brothers wedding gift
Josiah c. Thaw, in the absence Of the
brides elder brother. Henry Kendall
Thaw. gave her away.
Mrs. George Lauder Carnegie was ma
iron Of honor. and Miss Nancy Carnegie.
Miss Martha Ferguson, Lady Jane Sey-
mour. Miss Isobel May. Miss ElinOT
Wilson. and Miss Nary Thaw Thompson
were bridesmaids. They wore white chit
fon gowns. white Ieghorn hats trimmed
in white flowers, and carried punches
of white and purple lilacs Lord Edward
Seymour was his brothers best man,
and his ushers we're J. Dennison Lyons,
Dallas Byers, II. c. Norman, OF the
British embassy; Count Della Gherar-
desca. h PersCh. Of Philadelphia. and
R Haven Tebb. of London Preceding
the ceremony an elaborate organ recital
was given while the 800 invited guests
were being seated. Owing 10 the delay
caused by the inability OF Harry Thaw
TO he present at the wedding. the cere-
mony did not take place until AS.
a reception followed al LyndhuTsJ. the
Thaw home, which was beautifully deco
rated. The newly welded couple left
yesterday evening for brief honeymoon
trip before sailing for England. The
Earl of Yarmouths father, the Marquis
Of Hartford, and his family, who came
from England for the wedding, viii re
turn hcme at once.
The wedding Of Miss Susan War;
Prince, daughter of Capt and Mrs
Howard L Prince, 20 ST. Elmo Burgess,
OF Baltimore, Will take place tomorrow
at s D n at St MargaTet's Church
George Gales. of New York, VIII be best
man. The maid Of homer VIII be Miss
Ethel Prince, sister of the bride The
bridesmaids will be Misses BeuIab Bur
CESS, Of Winchester. Va. q sister OF the
groom and Miss Anna SPEECH, OF Wash
ington. The ushers viii be Frank Pos
Il
gett and r Niles, jr., Of Baltimore, and
J. Arlington Burgess, OF Winchester, Il
brother OF the groom
Mrs. n n Brown, formerly OF Taco
ma Washington. and a. L. Macfe, Of
Liverpool, England. we're married yes
terday at the Hotel Manhattan. New
York. Archdeacou johnson, Of Staten
Island. performed the ceremony. Mrs.
Brown was Miss IcLaren Post, q
daughter Of Linus Post. OF New York
Mr. Macde is q sugar refuer at Liver
pool Mr. and Mrs Mactie VIII spend
their honeymoon in Washington and
later sail for England.
The marriage Of Miss Hattie Belle
Crounse to Robert Z. Kendrick, both
Of Heradon Va, took place al The homo
Of the groom brother. in this city, on
Wednesday, April %. The young couple
took a short trip 10 Norfolk. returning
10 their home al Herndon Saturday even
ing. A dinner was given in honor Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Kcudrick on sunday even
ing. at the home of the brides parents
pr. Alfred Hyatt Wells, eldest son OF
Dr.. Charles Wells, mayor OF Hyattsville,
and Miss Georgia ". Metre. Of Balti-
more. we're quietly married at noon
Thursday. April %, in ST PauIs Pro
tegtaat Episcopal Church, Baltimore. by
the Rev. DR.. J. 5 3. Hodges a few
relatives and friends Of the contract
ing parties witnessed the ceremony The
groom was attended by his brother,
Robert Wesley Wells, member Of the
Maryland house of delegates. and Miss
Florence Buckman, Of Washington, at
tended the bride. After a brief we'd
ding trip 10 New York and other North
ern cities DR. and Mrs Wells viii re-
side temporarily at the Sherman, Fiji
teeRth and L Streets northwest.
The gagement Of John H. Mcintosh
10 Miss Elizabeth Hagemann is an
noUnced-