The Washington times., 1904-09-15


the storm last evening and attended the
wedding at St Thomas Church at s
o'clock ,' witness the ceremony uniting
Miss Juliet Briscoe Miller, niece of Mr..
.l-J Alrs. j HUe Miller. and Arthur
Harry Williams, both of Washington
The spirit Of toe storm did not enter
the edihce, for what with floral deco
( ration OF palms and white flowers. and
I an excellent musical program performed
Z by Mrs. Robbins, Orgauist OF the church
the scene was most attractive.
The ushers We're John c. Howard, J.
I Mortimer Lynch. Carl Heuning. and c..
Vivian EFerett. The brides maid of
1 honor was her cousin. Miss Anna O.
Miller. and the bridesmaid were Miss
! Frances Howard and Miss Mary Lee
/ Wolvericn. The best man was DR.. j
! Lewis EigE,es-
J The brides gown was of white chiffon
! cloth, trimmed with rare old lace, with
/ place with orange blossoms. She car
/ riec a shower bouquet OF lilies Of the
/ valley.
/ The ceremony was performed by the
/ Rev Ernest Smith, rector of ST. Thorn
/ as, assisted by the Rev. Carl 5. Smith.
Z assistant rector.
/ A small reception followed the church
/ ceremony, in the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
/ Miller. z3lS Eighteenth Street.
The bride and groom lett on a late
/ train for their wedding journey. known
/ ONLY 10 themselves. on their return they
viii be at home in the Decatur fats
The marriage Of James D. Risdon and
. Miss Maggie NJ. George took place yes
terday afternoon at $3.50 o clock at the
/ parsonage OF the Rev Theron Outwat ter.
7 The ceremony was witnessed by a large
number o. friends.
The bride was attended by Miss Laura
/ \. George, and the groom by James l..
/ STAFFORD.
I The bride was handsomely attired in
blue wolfe over silk. with hat TO match.
/ and carried Bride roses. Mr.. and Mrs.
/ Risdon left immediately after the cere-
mouy Tor an extended Western trip,
and viii be at home TO their friends at
llZj Fifth Street northwest October l.
They received many useful and beau
tiful gifts from friends.
J a pretty home weddNg took place
} last evening I'm the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Everett. II Twelfth Street
Alice Everett, was married 10 Hunter
Bean, Of this city
The. ceremony was performed at :
{ O'Clock. the Rev. X. r. Williams. rector
of Trinity Protestant Episcopal Church.
( officiating
The brides gown was of white nous
seline de sole, made over white tafeta.
She carried shower bouquet OF Bride
roses Her only attendant was the sis
ter of the groom, Miss Florence Bean
. Following the ceremony small reCep-
ton was held. after which the bride
and groom LETT for trip 70 Canada
1 and New York city.
on their return they win go 20 house
keeping al 1886 New Jersey Avenue
northwest.
Miss Jcnevra Brown and George Buck.
both OF Washington. were quietly mar
ried i8st evening at the residence OF
the EcV W. r. Gibbons, 42l @ Street. hc
performing the ceremony. ONLY a few
witnesses and friends We're present
Miss T. Grace Vass and Charles f..
Dowaey, both OF this city. were mar
ried very quietly ia 81. Vincent de PauTs
Church on Monday last by the Rev.
Father O'CCuueu
After the ceremony tie bride and
groom left Cor st. Louis, where they
will remain for several weeks before
taking up their residence in this city.
Miss katherine 4. Hoyle and David J.
INivcu were married Tuesday evening by
the Rev. Samuel Cahill, Of Trinity
IChurch Georgetown
Miss Hoyle IS the youngest daughter
ios the late George Hoyle. of MontgOm-
cry county Md. but of late years z,
newspaper worker. who has bzan in
Washington for the past ten years.
A double wedding took place at the
Howard House in this city yesterday
Imoruing. when Miss Lucy NJ. Durret,
land John 7. Graves. OF Stann8FdsvilIe.
Va and Miss Pearl Durrctt the niece
lE. Eddins. of Somerset, Va, were
Iulitcd IN marriage by the Rev. j. W.
lS-eele, superintendent Of the Central
| u mon Mission.