The Washington times., 1904-06-23
PRETTY WEDDING
IN BRIDES HONE
Marjorie Hart the Wife of
Harry MoultOn.
GRACE M'CULL0CH A BRIDE
Soprano Of St. Thomas Church Recipi-
ent Of Many Tokens From
the Congregation.

"A beautiful wedding took place this
afternoon at the residence of Mr.. and
Mrs. Alphonso Hart, of this city The
parties were their daughter. Marjorie
Hart. and Harry Dodge Moulton. The
ceremony was performed by Dr. Joseph
Kelly. pastor of the Fourth Presby-
terrain Church.
The house was artisticauy decorated
Tor the ceremony. and many friends
were present TO extend CONGRATULATIONS
ana good wishes.
Mr.. and Airs. MOultOn viii spend a
part of the summer after taking n
bridal trip Of considerable length at
hamilton. Va, and after September 10
VIII be - s-f-:7c - Ibis city, at I2l3 Yale
Street.
Christopher Hesterberg and Miss Dora
Weight We're married last evening at St
Adams Chu~ch, in the presence Of a
small company of friends The Rev.
George Brateuahl. the rector. Oficiated.
Mr.. and Mrs Hesterbcrg went directly
from the church TO their future home,
near Tenleytown.
Mrs. Mary Myers Nichols and F.
Ashley Long We're married yesterday az
the home of the bride. 1894 Fifteenth
Street. only a small company of rela-
uVes and friends being present The
Rev. Edward Buckley, of St. Matthew S
Church. performed the ceremony. After
a Northern wedding journey. Mr.. and
Mrs. Long viii be at nome 20 their
friends at 80 V Street northwest.
The popularity Of the bride was at
tested ny the hundreds OF wCll-gUwned
women who gathered ia St Thomas
Church at clock last night to witness
the marriage ceremony uniting Miss
Grace Lynne McCulloch and Albert
Thomas Freeman. of Philadelphia
SOLE
ucally decorated. both about The walls
and The chaucel, where the bridal party
met. The brides gown was "a particu-
larly graceful affair OF white crepe
with Il chiffon bodice trimmed with
duchess lace. She wore bridal veil
and carried lilies Of the valley. The
brides attendants We're al dressed In
blue gowns with lace trimmings and
carried white carnations. A pretty in
nONatiOu was shown In the Juliet head
1 dresses OF pearls.
The bride was escorted to the altar BY
her stepfather. William III. Smyser,
preceded By five attendants and the
ushers. Mrs. II. T. Harding, sister OF
the bride acting as matrOu OF honor,
| Mrs. William Freeman, Of Rochester,
I y. Y; Mrs. Smyscr, Miss Gertrude
! Ward. and Miss Ella Chase, all OF
I this city
/ The bridegroom, with his brother, VIII
I liam D. Freeman Joined the bridal
party at the chanccl. The ushcrs were
william d. West. Clare Harding, Harry
Wilson. Aloysius Onutt, y. g. Robin
son. and DR.. H. T. Harding The Rev.
G.. Ernest Smith, the rector OF the
A small reception. limited 10 the inn
mediate relatives and out-OI-loWh
I friends az the brides home, on yale
/ street. followed The ceremony. AmOnG
the guests were the mother or the BRIDE
/ groom. Mrs. a L. Freeman, OK CtIlsill -
daisua, n. y, Mr.. and Mrs. G. G. WolIr
( Mr.. and Mrs. William Ferguson MIS'
/ Shesau and Miss Sheean, and Mrs
4 SaVourin. all Of Baltimore.
! The wedding presents. Whlch were on
view az the reception. We're exceptional
/ lv handsome and numerous, the NeSTl
oil ST. Thomas Church being representa-
! by "a beautiful silver coffee service, ano
The choir by very handsome SILVER
( basket In addition 10 these gifts. which
( were appropriately engraved. the churcl
3 sent a. mounted copy OF resolutions ~
regret on the brides departure; ane
thanks for her long and splendid ser
vice AIr and Mrs. Freeman left las'
. evening for the North. where they VII
spend several weeks before going &c
their home at Oaks Lane. Phiiadelphla
The marriage is announced on Tues
day june y. at st. Marks Church
iC4f.tol I'm. OF Miss Ella Miller. d2ugh-
ter of Mr. AID Mrs. +. II. Miller. Of
Los Angeles. Cab, TO j. Camden Gail
uf West Virginia
Reginald De Kovcn sailed from Nov
York for Europe today.
Mrs. Bibb, Of California who mas beer
The gucst Of Mrs r. N. Tysowski IO
several months past. wiz return 60 he
home. leaving tomorrow and going D,
yvu- of Boston and Niagara.
Mr. ard Mrs. Henry c. +. Caster
sailed yesterday for two months trii
. through Germany. England. and France
Evrett ID. Chadwick Of Boston, !
spending q few days IN Washington viii
{ friends
Miss Frances A. McLearn, of Ports
mouth. Va. is visiting her cousin. Ati
and Mrs oliver Murray, OF 1915 i stree
( southeast.
3 Mrs. A. j. Colbert left yesterday 70
Cape May. where she has taken "a cot
taEe for the season. Lr. Colbert WI
Join his family later ia the summer.