Evening star., 1904-04-28
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She was attended by Miss Mary williams
Of Laurel, Nd. as maid Of honor and four
brjdesmaids, Miss Louise Baker of this city.
Miss Bettie Peach. Mftchelyille, Nd. Miss
Mary Berry Of Laurel Md, and Miss Ma
organdies and carried white and green
bouquets. Mr.. Lewis best man was his
brother. Lieut.. Benz. A. Lewis, stationed
at Annapolis, Md. and the ushers were Mr..
0. H. Fowler of Washington, Mr. Ben Wat
kins Of Maryland. Mr.. Mannikee of Swarth-
more. Pa. and Mr.. J. d. Cromniller OF
Laurel.
The wedding was attended by guests from
well as the town df Laurel A small re-
ception was held for the family at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs Snowden, after which
the young folks left for an extended trip.
Senator and Mrs. Dryden gave a dinner
last night, when their guests were Baron
Moncheur. the Belgian minister, Secretary
and Mrs. Shaw, Lieut.. Gen. and Mrs. Chat
Senator and Mrs. Aldrich, Mr.. and Mrs.
Hornblower. Mr.. and Mrs George Tod Ford.
Gen. and Mrs. Kearney and Col and Mrs.
Kuser.
Tuesday evening at o'clock st. Marks
Episcopal Church was filled with the
friends invited to witness the marriage of
Miss Gertrude Fuller. daughter Of Mrs.
son Morris, son of Mr.. John w. Morris,
both of this city, The bride was becoming
ly attired In white silk null over taffeta,
with tulle veil caught by lilies Of the valley.
sweet peas and lilies Of the valley. She
was escorted by her brother-in-law, Mr..
Frank e. Mack, and was preceded by the
maid Of honor. Miss Caroline A. Barker.
who were pale blue silk null over blue
taffeta, and carried shower bouquet of
pink roses Mr.. Frank r. Weller was best
man. The ushers were Messrs. Joseph h
Milans, j. e. Hutchinson, Thomas B. Gard
ner and Charles H. Jerman. The ceremony
was performed by the Rev. William l..
Deyries, rector Of st. Marks. A reception
followed at the home Of the bride for the
bridal party and immediate relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs Morris left on late train
for a trip north, and will be at home to
their friends at 900 M street on Wednesdays
after May %.
The marriage of Miss Mary E. Thompson,
daughter of Rev. w. Taliaferro Thompson.
to Mr.. J. B. Bridges Of Hancock. Md, took
place last night at the lexington Presby-
terian Church. the father Of the bride off,
ciatins. Messrs. w. T. Thompson. jr.,
brother Of the bride; Wilbur Bridges OF
Hancock. Nd, brother of the bridegroom'
George Wallace Jones, Charles Golden MIL
ler, Magnus Taliaferro Young and Henry
d. young of Washington were ushers. The
bride entered the church with her uncle
Mr. Magnus Thompson. Her only at.eno
ant was Miss Anne Payne Lewis OF Ine
Rocks" Jefferson county, w. va. as maIo
of honor. The best man was Mr.. Harry
Percival Bridges Of Baltimore. Ihe prioe
wore white crepe de chine over white, trim-
med with honiton lace, an heirloom IN tne
family of her mother She carried snow,
er bouquet of lilies Of the valley. The maio
of honor wore green mousseline over SILK
and carried white lilacs. A reception toi,
lowed at the home of the brides fatner. d4 a4
street northwest, before the departure VI
the couple for a wedding trip.
pretty wedding, with many friends ana
relatives in attendance; TOOK ,,Is pace e,ass as
1922 Pierce place. when Miss florehce
Davis, the daughter Of Mrs. Afce Oaris, Ms
became the wife of Thomas ]. Abrams: Inc
ceremony was performed a. a, q ciR RiI1ings
was best man. The maid OF honor was wa,
Miss Carrie Gray. who wore wnlts s.,n Sin
d esprit over yellow and carried daHooiiS.
The bride was handsomely gowned with
white silk mousseline de lain. trimmed with
chiffon white satin and handsome Wn,.s
fiber lace. She wore tulie Vell ano carr.eu ,e
bride roses. The house was decorated WIN
palms. ferns and an arch of lilies and CUT
flowers. under which the ceremony was
performed. Many handsome presents Were
displayed reception followed MT. ana
Mrs. Abrams will receive at their future
residence. 1902 21st street northwest Suh
day, May i, to z.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry e. Gladman, who re-
Gently returned from the south, are residing
at 623 North Carolina avenue southeast.
Mrs Newcomb will be happy to see her
friends. informally. Friday for the last time
this season.
DR.. U. s. Pierce off1ciated at the wedding
at All Souls Church last evening OF
Miss Helen Maude Lightfoot and Mr.. De
Witt Lee Reaburn of the geological survey
in this city. The brides sister, Miss Mamie
Whelpley Lightfoot was the only attend
ant. and wore a white lace robe over corn
color silk, carrying marguerites. MI. John
Jerome Lightfoot, father OF the pride, gave
his daughter away. She was dressed In an
imported gown Of heavy white satin ano
chiffon. and her veil was fastened with reaI
orange blossoms. She carried a shower
bouquet of lilies of the valley and orloe
roses. and her only jewelry was a brooch OF
pearls and diamonds, gift OF the groom.
A small reception to the immediate reia-
tiyes at the home of the brides parents
'"Terrace Heights" succeeded the cere-
mony. Mr. Ernest G. Hamilton acted as
hest man and the ushers were as follows:
Mr. Heroine Lightfoot, Mr.. Sledge Tatum,
Mr.. Robert HOLSTER Chapman, MI Thomas
Golding Geraldine, Mr.. William H. drlmn'
Mr.. Thomas Riggs, all of whom are con
nected with the geological survey. Inc
connie left after the reception for an ex-
tended trip to the st. Louis exposition, ana
nd Nn-