The Washington times., 1904-06-01
BRIDES Of JUNE
LED TO ALTAR
William Bolton Farnham
WedS Belle Sherman.
SOLDIER is A BRIDEGROOM
Ca-oline Julien Becomes the Wife of
Barnet Phillips in Her Brook
land Home.

Miss Belle Sherman and William Boil
ton Farnham were the parties to quiet
but pretty wedding at II O'Clock this
morning. in the apartment Of the brides
/ parents. Mr.. and Mrs John Sherman,
at the Mendoza.
There were no formal invitations is
sued for the wedding. and the ceremony,
which was witnessed by the families Of
the two young people and a few friends,
was performed by the Rev. John G.
Ames, assisted by the Rev. c. Earnest
Smith. rector of st. Thomas Church.
this city
The bride wore a graceful gown Of
white chiffon cloth. a tulle veil, and car
ried shower bouquet of lilies Of the
valley and white carnations. Her father
| escorted her to the scene Of the cere-
mony. Miss Lillian Sherman was her
sisters only attendant and was charm
ing in a simple gown Of white mousse
/ line. She carried a bouquet Of pink
/ roses.
The home of the groom is in Rochester.
\. Y, and his best man was John S
| Wright. of that city.
| All OF the guests who witnessed the
| ceremony remained TO the wedding
breakfast, among the out-of-town guests
being Mr.. and Mrs. John Van Vooris,
Nj. and Mrs. Eugene Van Vooris. Nor
man Van Vooris, and Miss Marguerite
Van Vooris. all of Rochester. y. Y;
| Mr.. and Mrs. Julius H Seymour Of New
York city, and Mrs. A Bertram Sked-
ling. of Wilmington, n. c.
When Mr.. and Mrs Farnham left
Washington this afternoon. the bride
wore d stylish costume of dark blue silk
and dark blue hat They will take an
extensive wedding trip. and later live in
Rochester. where Mr.. Farnham has ex-
tensiYe business interests.
A pretty military wedding was solem-
nized at s o'clock last evening at St
/ Margaret's Church. when Miss Annie
Dunbar Davis became the bride OF
Lieut.. Charles Macon wesson. Of the
Eighth L. s. Cavalry Gen. George +.
| Davis, father of the bride. gave her
away. and the Rev. Herbert Scott Smith.
retcor Of st. Margaret's Church. per
formed the ceremony. Palms and ferns
were so arranged about the altar a. to
form background for the wedding par
| ty. The guests were representative So
ciety people from army circles.
| Inc pride wore graceful gown of
iace. and lace veil, and carried sho 4
er bouquet of lilies OF the valley I'd
| sweet peas.
Miss Margaretta Sturgeon. the maid
OF honor. wore picturesque gown of
yellow. and carried q bouquet OF white
daisies while TO stin further CARR out
me compliment Of cavalry colo-S. the
and Miss Florence Eraden wore Rirdies
/ Of yellow on their gowns IF white net,
ana carried bouquets of daisies
Lieutenant WessOn was attended by
Lieut.. George Williams as best man.
while three other Iieute1ants. Edward
Ganheld, Robert Jackson. and James A.
woodruff. with ParneH Brown. citizen.
A small reception at Tho home OF the
orldes parents on Columbia Road fol-
lowed the church ceremony. A number
from Maryland. attended both the wed
ding and reception.
Lieutenant and Mrs. Wesson left
washington by late train for a wed-
ding journey of some length. and N the
fan. they will go to West Point. where.
duty.
Macon Wesson. Of Richmond. va.
4 charming suburban wedding was
that at BroOkland last evening at 8
o'clock Of Miss Caroline May Julien.
daughter OF the late Louis Honore JUL
Hen 70 Bcrnet Phillips, Of Brooklyn.
n. i.
The residence was artisticaIly deco
rated with spring blossoms the cere.
mony. which was performed by the Rev.
A NJ Mark, assisted by the Rev. Ed
mund 7. Shanahan. taking place IN the
main drawing room. Only a few friends
witnessed the ceremony, but a large
number OF guests attended the reception
from to 10
The bride is an exceptionally pretty
girl of the brunette type. and was
! charming AS IA lra nrfr, q
room on the arm OF her eldest brother
Philip julien, and wearing a gown of
white crepe de chine with panels and
/ bertha OF old lace, and a tulle veil I1S-
tened with orange blossoms She wore
a pearl necklace and pendant, and ear
ried a shower bouquet Of lilies of the
| valley and orchids.
| Attending the bride as maid of honor
/ was her sister, Miss Adelaide Julien
, who wore a gown in cream Brussels let
| over taffeta, with pink satin girdIe and
tied with satin streamers. The maids
were Miss Lulie Julien, Miss Daisy
Rupp, and Miss Adelaide Brown. all OF
. / Washington, and Miss Caroline Mar
ques, of New York. They wore identi-
| cal gowns OF Dolly Warden orgaudfe
with pink taffcta girdles and carried
bouqets Of pink roses. A dainty little
Hover girl. Miss Helen Phillips. niece
| of the groom, was an attractive igure
Mr.. Phillips was attended by Adolph
p Buyer. Of Brooklyn, y. Y, as best man
r The masters of ceremonies were the
brothers of the bride. Louis S julien
and Cyrus St. Clair Julien. and Harry
Ward Burr and George A. Dessez.
| Refreshments were served in the din
ing room, where Mrs. X McCleHand
Manner. assisted by Miss Mary Burr
and Miss Marques did the honors
Mrs. Julien, mother of the bride. re-
ceived the guests. wearing a gown OF
black lace over taffeta
Among the out-of-tOwn guests present
were Miss Sally c. Phillips. Mr.. and
Mrs. a. Z. Winnemore. George r
! Couch. Adolf Burger. and Miss Helen
Phillips. all Of Brooklyn, N Y: and
Miss Marques and Philip Julien, of New
York city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Phillips, left last evening
for Atlantic City, and later will make
their home in Brooklyn. n. Y. where
: the groom is prominent young archi-
teCt.
WashingtOn society people were much
surprised to receive news Of the mar
rtge Ct Hialniar Christian Hauge. Sec
retaTv OF the legation of Norway and
, Sweden. yesterday. in Louisville. Ky,
J to Mrs. Louise Todd Joy. RumOr has
been rife with the names of the popular