The Washington times., 1905-07-10

A wedding of interest 70 a number of
Washington people becasase OF the popu-
larity Of both the bride and bridegroom.
is that Of Miss Louise Sparks. Mary
land girl who now makes her home in
Washington. and John NJ Getz. which
took place at Atlantic City today
Mr.. and Mrs Getz will spend their
honeymoon at Atlantic City, and after
August l will be at home to their friends
at the DeSoto. Thirteenth street and
Massachusetts avenue northwest.
Mr.. Getz is from Hamilton, Ohio. His
present home Is in this city, where he
holds a position in the Government
Printing Office
Beau-Stewart.
Miss Agnes Stewart, daughter of Mrs.
Josephine Stewart. and George Hall
Bean win be married at O'Clock this
evening at the North Presbyterian
Church. on \ street, between Ninth and
Tenth streets northwest.
The Rev. Charles b Ramsdell. pastor
! of the church, will offlciate A recep-
| ton at the home of the brides mother.
| on Brfghtwood road. from $50 to 10
| o'clock, will follow the church ceremony
and be attended by the wedding party
and close friends Of the young people.
| Miss Margareta Cook will be maid OF
honor Miss Susie Beail. sister of the
bridegroom, and Miss Ethel Fiske will
be bridesmaids. John Stewart, brother
| of the bride. will be best man. Dodger
Bean, John Hall, Ernest Reichenbach.
and Clarence Parsons win be ushers-
Brooke e-Vermillion.
An exceedingly attractive wedding OF
Saturday evening at st. Marks Church
on Capitol Hill. was that OF Miss Rosina
Gertrude Vermillion and Lloyd Alex
ander Brooke. The Rev. G. FrealanL
Peter, assistant rector Of the church
| officiateo.
A small reception at the home of thf
brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
r. Vcrmfllion. Thirteenth street north
east, followed the ceremony.
The chancel in St. Marks was beauti
fully decorated with white blossoms
palms. and ferns. and the music was
an exceptionally pretty feature
The bride was attended by Mis-:
Be,llah Luzen as maid of honor. ant
Miss Emma Kane and Miss Bessie Bul
Tough, as bridesmaids. The best maj
was William r. Evans. and the usher.
were S. T. Eermillion, brother of the
the bridegroom: Charles NJ Havell, ant
. William Nears.
st. GATHERINGS Guild OF st. Mark
Church, of which the bride is a mem
! Der. formed the choir for the occasion
: and sang the wedding music from
: ''Lohengrin. which was beautiful am
! effective, sung by female voices. TIL
> young girls all wore white gowns. ant
the chancel formed a pretty pictur
with the white-robed singers. MI
! Trott. choirmaster and organist OF tn
church, played the organ.
The uSherS led the bridal procession
= followed by the bridesmaids and the
D the maid of honor
The bride entered with her father
who gave her in marriage.
a over white chiffon and taffeta- She woT
: g veil OF tulle. held in place with
wreath OF orange blossoms. The brldi
| bouquet was shower OF Bride rose
e and lilies OF the valley.
The maid of honor wore white net owe
white silk, with a blue girdle. with
n blue wreath in her hair and bouqut
gowns of white point d'esprit over whit
r their hair. and pink carnations.
The house was tastefully decorated Il
the occasion. the drawing room in palm
s and Bride roses, and the dining rooI
and hall IN bridesmaid roses, palms an an
| ferns. The bride and bridegroom lei
L on a late train for their wedding tou
n the bride wearing travelling gown
:. imported blue serge, with white b:
e trimmed with blue.
They Will be at home after Septenb