The Washington times., 1905-11-23
MR.. VANDERLIP GAVE
FAIR BRIDE AWAY
Marriage Ceremony at ST Margarets WheH Miss Louise
Harrison Became Wife of Evans Browne Repete
With Interesting Features.

officiating. The bride was attended by
Miss Gertrude Williams, and the bride,
groom by Frank Mulloy. A reception
at the home or the brides parents. Mr.
and Mrs. Samuel Mulloy. OF S27 c street.
followed the ceremony
slfss Gertrude II. Adler. daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Maurice j. Adler. WIS
married last evening IN the home OF
her hs, parents. slSs street, TO Charles
the Rev. J. H w Blake. rector OF Christ
Church, Georgetown. officiating.
Only the immediste relatives were
asked to the ceremony. a small number
OF intimate friends being invited TO the
reception following. The bride and
bridegroom stood in bower OF taA
NUNS IN the bay window. before an if7i-
provised altar Of white satin
The dining room. like the parlor, was
decorated IN white and green, Bride
roses being used on the table. The
doOrWays were outlined with Southern
smiiax, with small Dunches OF Bride
roses among the greens, making an ex-
The brides only attendant was her
cousin. Miss Florence Nass, OF Culpeper
Va and the best man was william
OF the bridegroom. The bride entered
the drawing room with her father. meet
| ing the bridegroom at the altar.
Her gown was OF white chiffon cloth.
made over chiffon and taffeta. and trim
med with Brussels point lace. She wore
a veil OF tvlie held in place with lilies
OF the valley. She carried a shower
bouquet OF lilies OF the valley.
The maid of honor wore pale blue
null over blue silk and carried white
Mr. and Mrs Newman went on a
| Northern trip, after which they will
/ take possession of their home IN Cum
dark blue wolfe. with hat and coat to
/ match
Among the out-of-town guests were
r. B. Enabick' cf Phiiadelphia: Mr.
and Mrs. William Trenehard, OF Gum
berry. n. c., and Mr.. Westbrook and
Mr.. Price. OF Norfolk. Va
/ Another wedding OF last night was
/ that of Miss Cora May Lyon and How
! ard Delmar Chapman. formerly Of
Staunton, Va. The ceremony took place
| at the home Of the BRIDES parents. !.
4 Tenth street northeast, at o'clock
The Rev. John Compton Ball oficiated
| The rooms We're decorated effectively
with white and pink Chrysanthernum.
| ands palms
The brides gown was OF white nous.
| Seline satin trimmed with maltese lace
which was one Of her wedding gifts
She wore tulle veil ana carried a large
cluster of white chrvsanthemums tiet
with white ribbons.
Her attendant, Miss Ethel F9eharfy
I was gowned In white point d'esprIt
trimmed in lace over white satin. anc
carried pink chrysanthemums. The
ribbon bearers were Misses Ethel ane
Il Mary Lyon, nieces OF the bride. ani
the ring bearer nephew. Henry Arthui
Lyon.
Only members of the family and Z
few intimate friends were present Th,
bridal couple has gone south for
wedding trip, and on their return viii
reside at the former home. of the
The bride wore a travelling costum,
OF dark green.
Al pretty home wedding last even
ing a. l2l0 street, Miss Margaret vii
hanson and George Walter Dauler wers
married by the Rev. DR.. Carter. rector
] OF st. Andrews Episcopal Church
Owing TO a recent death In the bride
. groom's family. the ceremony was wit
messed only by immediate relatives
The brides only attendant was her sis
ter, Miss Rose Williamson, the bes
man being Francis c. Howell, of Phtia
! delphia. Mr.. and Mrs. Dauler win re
, side at Bedford Springs. Pa.
Miss Nellie c. Murphy and Raymond
r. Burrows were married yesterday q
high noon by the Rev. j. Mclzee. pas
tor OF the Shrine OF the Sacred Heart
The ceremony took place in the rec
} tory.