The Washington times., 1904-08-04
WEDDING
At ST. PATRICK'S
Miss Mabel MCGill Bride Of
Oliver j. LeBeau.
PROCTOR Bob MARRIAGE
Florence Columbus, the Wife Of James
Taliaferro-Ceremony at St.
Adams Cathedral.

St. Patricks Church was the scene
Of a pretty wedding this morning at
10 O'Clock when Miss Mabel A. McGin,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. John NJ. Nc
Gill, Of this city, became the bride of
Oliver James LeBeau, of Chicago and
Washington.
Both young people are very well
known in this city, and there was a
large number of relatives and friends
ut the church TO witness the event.
The bride was escorted by her father,
and entered the church as the familiar
strains of the 'Lohengrin Bridal
Chorus were rendered at the organ -
Armand Gumprecht. the groom and his
best man. John G. Shaw. waiting at the
Chancel rail TO meet them. The Rev.
DR.. D. J. Stafford. attended By the as
sistant pastors Rev. Fathers Carroll and
McGuisan. performed the nuptial mass
and marriage ceremony. The high altar
was tastefuIly decorated with cut flow
ers and lighted tapers.
During the progress Of the mass Mrs.
Annie Grant-Fugitt. the soprano soloist
of the church choir, rendered several
r appropriate selections. and the cere,
mony was concluded with Mendels-
sohn's Wedding March"
The bride, who is quite attractive was
tastefulIy gowned in chiffon cloth and
lace over silk mousseline foundation
and wore tulle veil. She carried
white prayer book, from which the mar
/ rage ceremony was read. She was at
tended By her sister Mrs. John G.
Shaw. as matron of honor, wearing a
silk crepe de chine dress and large
white plume hat. and carried pink car
nations.
/ on account of a desire on the part Of
the young people 10 have the affair as
quiet as possible. no invitations were
issued small breakfast followed at
the home of the brides parents. limited
20 the family and a few close friends,
the happy couple leaving az noon Tor
honeymoon to Niagara Fails, InOuSand
Islands and New York.
Mr. and Mrs. LeBeau VIII be home TO
friends after august > at 800 h street
northwest.
Miss Edna Earl Bobb. daughter OF
e. Mr.. and Mrs. William Meddern Bobo'
was married to Arthur 6. Proctor. son
OF c. W. Proctor. at the Wilson Me-
mortal Church at o'clock last evening
: the wedding being quite large and
pretty affair.
The brother Of the groom. the Rev.
Earry r. Proctor, Of Spirit Lake, Iowa
performed the ceremony, assisted by
the Rev. DR.. Lamar pastor Of the
church.
Mr.. .Bobb escorted his daughter to the
altar. where she was met BY the groom
and his best man. Charles L. Turner.
and gave her away. The four uShers,
. William a 8obb. brother Of the cride;
! de Forest Wollar5, Samuel Deitrickr ana
Railev HINT and the maid or honor,
! Miss Byrd Bobb. sister Of the bride,
and the four bridesmaldS-Mlss Ada
Chewing. Miss Netie PennypaekerT'
) daughter of The governor or Fennsyl-
[ vauia. Miss Mabel Allen, cousin OF the
I BRIDEGROOM. and Miss Lillian carr
] preceded the bride and her father L"
the altar.
The bride wore charming gown OF
4 white chiffon over taneta, ana long
| tulle veil held in place by orange dos
! SONS. She carried a shower bouquet
Of Bride roses. The maid Of honor wore
: mink silk null over pink taIeta ana
! carried Bridesmaid roses, while the -FOUR
b bridesmaids wore white chiffon ana car
: ried pink roses to match the gown OF
the maid Of honor.
/ The reception AT the home or the
! brides parents was confined to the i'm
. mediate relatives Of the TWO lamliles
e. on account Of the recent Illness Of the
2 brides mother.
last evening for Cape May, where thcy
viii spend their honeymoon, returning
I 10 the city by August 20, when lheE VIII
be AT home to their friends II "A SeatOn
S Street
D Miss Florence a. Columbus and James
A. Taliaferro. both Of this city, were
: married yesterday morning In the little
T. sanctuary Of St. Adams Cathedral, close
i bv the Rev Mr.. Bratenanl. rector Of
st. Adams
The brides only attendent was Miss
% ellis maid of honor The bridal gown
I was Of white silk, tulle veil falling 10
= rhe bottom Of the skirt. The bride was
p given in marriage by her mother. The
S / little sanctuary was nlleG with intimate
. ( friends and relatives.
The bride and bridegroom left on an
t. early afternoon train for short
e. wedding Journey. after which they viii
go 10 housekeeping on East Capitol
Street MIR. Taiiafcrro is a well-known
business man OF the city. He was born
| in Orange county, Va, but his mother,
Mrs. Edward Francis IallaI1rro, Is a
member OF the Rose Hiu branch OF
D Taliaferros.
O. The marriage of Miss Susie \. Long
worth, Of this city. and Daniel Z.
, Grain. of TamaqUa, Pa, took place AT
Trinity Church, corner of Third and G
Streets. Sunday evening at o'clock,
| and was witnessed by their intimate
friends. A reception at the home Of
the bride, 72G New Jersey Avenue. fol-
NIr. ana Mrs. Craft left later in the
- evening for Tamaqua, which is 10 be
! their future home.
. The. wedding of Miss Katherine Y.
Reilly. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Reilly. 1927 East North Avenue. Balti-
more, To Garry ". Brown, Of the New
willard. Washington y. G., was quietly
celebrated At 1870 o'clock yesterday at
, ST. PauTs Catholic Church, Baltimore.
tho Rev NJ. J. Foley officiating
only the families and most intimate
- friends Of the bride ana groom attended.
After tie ceremony Mr.. and Mrs.
o Brown left for an extended trip through
| the South. They will stop at the JEFF
fcrson, IN Richmond, Va, for a week
| or more before returning 10 the New
/ Willard. where the will henceforth
make their home. Miss Beatrice Fair
ley. Of St. Georges, Md, was the
g ! brides attendant
, Miss Mary z. Walthall. a niece of tho
= late General Walthan, of Mississippi
. was married at Lexington, Ky. yester
u day to l. w Irving, "a cousin of Stone
wall Jackson.
Il DEMOCRATS NAME FERRIS.