The Washington times., 1904-11-01
LAST WEDDINGS
OF OCTOBER
Pretty Marriage Ceremony in Foundry
N. Z. ChuTch-OtheT Nuptials
OF the Day.

New Foundry Methodist Episcopal
Church was beautifully decorated and
filled with guests last night for the wed
ding of Warren r. Choate and Miss Alice
b. Fleming who were married b. the
Rev. Robert Moore. pastor Of the church.
The bridal party entered the church al
S o'clock and passed up the aisle 70 the
nuptial music from L0hengrin. The
ushers, VINO preceded the bride ana
bridegroom. were DIT William Trail,
Murray Snider. Victor e. Crolssant, and
Frank Byram. The wedding gown was
Of white lace and taneta. The bride
wore with her pretty toilet tule veil,
and carried bouquet of snowy Ulos-
SONS Her only attendant. Miss ELIZA
Choate. sister 81 the bridegroom, was at
tired lu white silk net Her flowers were
pink ChTysautheuums.
Among the company was a delegation
from the Lamua Chapter PM Sigma
Is member. No reception followed the
ceremony Mr.. and Mrs. ChOate leaving
soon after for their honeymoon trip 70
the North Upon their return Mr.
Ch0ate. who Is prominent official in
the Department OF Commerce and Labor,
viii take his bride 90 bis home Ga Rock
WIFE, where they will spend the winter.
The marriage Of Miss Bertha 8. Bieber.
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs Samuel Bieber.
10 Henry S. Wolf took place at O'Clock
yesterday afternoon az the Hebrew Tenn
pie. in Eighth Street Rabbi Louis Stern
ofhciated-
After the ceremony which was wit
messed by large audience, a reception
was held al the home Of the brides
parents. $50 q Street northeast. Among
the telegrans or cougra tulstions sent
ives one % PIT. ana Mrs samuel Blsber
Dy Speaker Cannon. Mr.. and Mrs. Wolf
leit later in the evening for "a wedding
trip 10 New England.
Charles Mason Martin. whose marriage
90 Miss Marion Virginia Wilson will
take place tomorrow afternoon. viii en-
terrain the bridal party al dinner TO-
night at the New Willard.
SITS. Gli1r brook gave an informal tea
In honor Of the bride, yesterday after
noon
AT the marriage OF Miss Virginia
Reeves Iuckett and Charles Audlev Gal
braIth at The Metropolitan NJ. E.-Church
tomorrow evening al $3.50 O'Clock. the
bridal attendants will bee Miss Edith
prescott iucEett sister OF the bride. as
maid ~ hoH"T. and Miss Frances Bibby.
Miss Margaret Luckett, Miss Sadie
Dodge, Mics -aarie Breitbarth, Miss
Florence D'Brien. and Miss Cora Nc
Sarty, bridesmaids. Clarence H. Green
VIII pc best man. and she ushers Sc
lected are Bycrs NJ. EaghmaH. Joseph
y. HOmbaker j. Burns Duke. George
J. Wmtiord, Dr. ~ r. Bell. and William
HARLOW.
Mr. and Mrs. James Holdsworth Cor
don have invitations out for a small
reception 10 their home on the evening
Or november li. following the marriage
on their daughter. Esther, 20 Cuthbcrt
Powell MiuniElr0de
The wedding Of Miss Mary Florence
Butcher, daughter of Mr. and Mrs VIII
lam y. Butcher 10 Franklin Ferris
bronson. OF indianapolis, Ind. took
place az noon yesterday at the home of
the brides parents. The Rev. Robert
NJ. Moore. rector of Foundry NJ r.
Church. oficiated
Miss Butcher was attended by her sis
ter. Miss Lucille Howard Butcher and
benjamin Leigh Butcher brother OF the
bride, acted as best man for Mr. BrOn-
At the conclusion of the ceremony a
4 small reception was held, TO which only
relatives Of the two young people were
Dldden.i Mr, and Mrs Bronson viii
spend their honeymoon visiting the ST..
Louis Exposition, and viii make their
nome lu indianapolis.
The bride OF yesterday IS am exceed
ingly attractive girl, and chose for her
wedding DAY the thiTtE-eighth anniVer-
sary or that of her parents. Another
interesting feature OF the ceremony was
that the marriage service was read from
the same prayer book which served the
parents Of the groom,