The Washington times., 1904-06-18
HOME WEDDING
AT WEEKS END
Florence Barrett Bride of
Eugene Mills.
AT THE HOME OF HER SISTER
Samuel McCauley and Nina Barrett
Married at Takoma Park-Other
Nuptials Last Night.

The week of many weddings ends with
a well-arranged house affair this even
ing, when Major and Mrs. Isaac w. Lit
tell open their residence at 1921 S Street
for the marriage OF Mrs. LitteIrs sister.
Miss Florence Barrett. n Eugene NJ.
Mills. of Elizabethtown, n. J..
The bride is the daughter OF the late
Captain Gregory Barrett. Of the Tenth
Infantry who died at Santiago in June.
1898.
Mr.. Mills, the groom, is a professor Of
modern languages and a scholar Of at
tainment.
Miss Cissel, a niece of Col. Thomas
Wilson. will be maid OF honor, and the
three small nieces Of the bride. Julia.
and Ruth and Mary. the latter twins.
and the daughters Of Colonel and Mrs.
Littell Will be flower girls.
Mr.. Mills will have as best man Mr.
Tooker, OF New York. and the Rev. Wal
lace Radcliffe, of the New York Avenue
presbyterian Church, will perform the
ceremony.
Miss Nina NJ. Barrett and Samuel r..
McCauley were married Thursday even
ing at s o'clock at the home Of the
brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs. w. H.
Barrett at Takoma Park, Md.
a a. was uEdLLtu0eQ and wore a
pretty gown OF white. The Rev. w. l..
Harris, pastor Of the Whitney Avenue
Christian Church. Oficiated. A we'd
aIng was served. after which
4r. and Mrs. McCauIey left for a we'd
ding journey. They will make their
future home in Washington.
Mr.. an6 Mrs. James NJ. sprowls an
nounce the marriage Of their daughter.
Lucy Fulton. to Thomas Cotton HaveII.
! of IIn1ann No. -
Mr.. and Mrs. HaveIl left immediately
after the ceremony here for their future
home IN Helena
The coming marriage Of Lieut.. Ralph
X. Lister, of the First Infantry, L. s. A..
I Q Miss Minifred Knight. of Buffalo. n.
IS announced 70 take place at the
Drlde nome on Tuesday. June q.
On account OF illness in the groom's
FAMILY the church ceremony which was
II have marked the marriage of Nor
man Il. Norman and Miss Harriet An
ccrson Roberts was abandoned. and the
AFFAIR made an exceedingly simple one.
The Rev. Q. H Butler performed the
ceremony "Wednesday evening IN the
presence of n few relatives and friends.
ano later Mr.. and Mrs. Norman left for
a Northern trip.
7 A pretty feature which marked the
marriage ceremony uniting Miss Bertha
+. Steward and Carleton r. Ball at the
First Congregational Church. Tuesday
eN ening, was the presence near the altar
OF the children from the primary de-
ps -tment Of the Sunday school of that
church, Of which the bride is superinten-
dent. the Rev S. NJ. Newman per-
formed the ceremony.
The church was p~rofusely decorated
with palms. daisies. and hOneysuckles.
the main aisles being spanned with
flowers.
Miss Alice Hewes Peabody was maid
OF honor. and Miss Edith Elizabeth VII
liams. OF Waterloo. Iowa. was brides
maid. Three flower girls. Miss Mar
garet FishbacZ. Miss Nellie Morrison
aud Miss Helen Steward attended the
wedding party. The bride and all OF
her attendants were dressed in white.
Luthe- c.. Steward. Of New YOre.
tTOther Of the bride. gave her AVA.
Harris =. Gould served as best mai,
anu the ushers were John I. Schultz.
George y. Rommel. Duncan Stuart.
Lon \ Rogers. of Washington: Ray :.
GehT. of Cornell University. and Fred
erck L. Edwards. of Boston.
A small reception was held at the
home of the brides mother for the
bridal party and a few friends. follow
ms the ceremony.