The Washington times., 1904-10-19
.CHRYSANT HEAUNS
GRACE THE SCENE
Marriage in Metropolitan
Presbyterian Church.
C0PELAND-TUTHlLL WEDDING
Several Hundred Guests View the Cere-
mony Uniting Two Popular
Young People.

Several hundred guests We're present at
che Metropolitan Presbyterian Church
an s o'clock last evening TO witness the
marriage ceremony uniting Miss Anna
Frances TuthiI, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs Charles II. Tuthil, and DIT. Edgar
=. Copeland.
The details for the wedding were well
planned and the church was tastefulIy
decorated with autumn leaves and fall
flowers, chrysanthemums prevailing,
with some smiiaN to tighten the decora-
tons about the altar. There were
cOTuucOplas OF flowers marking the
peWs fOr the family and relatives OF the
bride and bridegroom.
Tho bride entered the church on the
arm OF her father, and wore quite the
prettiezt bridal robe OF the season, it
being a crepe de chine trimmed hand
somely with lace and appliques Of crepe
de chine. A bridal veil held iu place
with orchids aud a shower bouquet of
violets completed the toilet Her only
attendant. Mrs. Frank 3. JaQue. of
Portland. IND, wore a costume Of pale
blue crepe de chine, with q Victoria veil
OF blue fastened with blue ostrich tips,
and carried "a bunch of American Beauty
roses.
Groom's Best Man.
The bridegroom had as best man,
Charles Holmes. assistant treasurer Of
the George Washington University. an
cid classmate. and as ushers, his three
brothers, Arthur Copeland. Alfred Cope
land, and Theron Copeland; and Melvin
BENJAMIN. Dr. Charles Beau and DR..
Lewis Riggles.
The ushers met the bridal party at
the door and led the way 10 the altar.
where the bridegroom awaited them.
The Rev. Albert Evans performed the
ceremony while Miss Daisy Isabel
Joyce rendered the musical program.
A reception at the brides home in A
Street. was attended only by the bridal
party and members Of the family. Later
I'm the evening DR.. and Mrs Copeland
left for an extensive honeymoon trip,
and upon their return win go to Or.
CoPeland's apartments at the Rock
lngham, where they VIII see their
friends after November IS.
Among the Out-of-town people who at
tended the wedding were:
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Derr, of Balti-
more: Miss Esther Rodney, of Morris
town. n J.. Miss Mae TuJhil, OF Mil
ford, Del Mrs. S. DEuu and Miss
Maude de Haven ogani of New York
city; Mr. and Mrs. ID. s. PurneIl and
Mrs, ID. S. Rodney, OF Georgetown. Del.
Senator and Mrs. TaIiaferro of Florida
are stopping for a while in New York
preparatory to coming to their home in
this city.
DR.. and Mrs. George Barrie. whose
new home. at Massachusetts Avenue and
Twenty-secoud Street. was only com
pleJed I'm the past summer. are now
established there, but purpose shortly
making a trip TO St. Louis.
Judge Thomas H. Anderson and family
are again esta blished in their beautiful
new home on New Hampshire Avenue
after spending the summer in Colorado
and visiting the ST. Louis Exposition en-
route East.
Miss Julia GOldsbOrOugh. OF ] Street
has been spending several days with
Miss EllinOr DOnueu Wilson at ner
home on Park Avenue I'm Baltimore.
Mrs NJ. NJ. Lewis. OF Alexandria. va,
is spending several weeks IN Baltimore
at 529 North Charles Street
Friends of Miss Clara Y. Casseu, Col
lege Park Md. are ErieVed 10 learn tfstt
she was one of the unfortunate victims
who We're painfully injured IN the car
wreck at Fourth and II Streets north
east Monday morning she Is the re-
Cipieut OF much sympathy.
General and Mrs. Tnford have arrived
at the Hotel Bancroft from their sum
mer home on Long Island sound.