The Washington times., 1905-11-30

ker. Miss Lillian Stone Miss Sylvia VIII
der, Miss 1, Alice Downing. Miss Bella
Miss Mary Southerland Miss Marie
Barnes. Miss Polly Mason and Miss
Alice Goodwin.
Among those in boxes at the National
/ Theater last night We're the Austrian
Ambassador and the Baroness Hengel-
muller, the latter resplendant with many
jewels Walter Beaupre Towniey and
Lady Susan Townley We're there again
with "A large party, including some OF
| the members OF the British embassy.
AIr- and Mrs. Raymond Patinroe had
with them the Commissioner OF Pensions
and Mrs. Warner.
Last Monday night the TownIey party,
including Lady Durand. and the J. g
Fremont party, with Rear Admiral and
Mrs Hutchins. with the Portuguese
minister and others. went behind the
scenes and We're received by Miss
Elliott.
Representative John l. Kennedy, of
the Second Nebraska district. viii bring
with him when he comes TO Washing
ton within Ii day or so. his bride, whom
he married at high noon yesterday in
| Omaha.
Mrs. Kennedy was formerly Miss
Marguerite Pritchett daughter OF MIR
and Mrs. George Edward Pritchett, of
Omaha, and popular woman of So
ciety.
The bride wore a gown of white satin.
with long train. point lace Jacket and
yoke Of tulle veil, held in place with a
cOrOnet OF orange blossoms. Her brides
maids were Miss Margaret Wood Miss
Mae Hamilton. and Miss Florence Kill
patrick, OF Omaha, and Miss Thurley of
! Chicago.
Among the wedding gifts to the bride
was a check for a large sum from her
grandfather, A. J. Hanson. the New
/ York millionaire, formerly Of Omaha
who attended the wedding.
Miss Mary Maxwell Syme. daughter
/ Of Col. and Mrs. s. A NJ. Syme was
married at noon yesterday to the Fey
harry Waddel Pratt, at the Southern
I pastor. The Rev Frank ]. BROOKE
pastor of the Second Presbyterian
church, of Alexandria, assisted by the
KEY. ;. /. Laws. of this CITY. offfcfated
The maid Of honor was Miss Jane Crev
Syme. sister of the bride and the Rev
~ ~ W Hoiiingsworth was the best man.
Inc ushers We're DR.. William II Svne
DFotheF or the bride. and DR.. Leroy G.
/ Barret, OF Baltimore
IWo Hover boys. little nephews Of the
/ bride. Samuel and Ieauder Svrne were
also in attendance and led the bridal
proceSsi0ii. They wore white suits with
: Hght blue ties and carried large bouquets
/ or white blossoms
The bride wore a gown of champagne
broadcloth. with hat of blue tulle. and
carried a bouquet OF Bride roses and
niles OF the valley The meid of honor
wore light blue eoIfenre with hat to
match, and carried a bouquet of Amerf-
cans Beauty roses.
44c NitA III WIS 1tGOldltu H9 the lduits
/ or the congregation with chFysanthe-
NUNS. Bride roses and palms.
immediately after the ceremony he
couple went on q Northern bridal trip.
Ihe brides travelling costume wa~ Of
blue cloth. with hat to match. The Rev
ana Mrs Pratt viii be at home after
December 10 at 2119 California avenue.
northwest
One of the prettiest weddings IA Wash
I ington this season was that ar 81
Thomas Protestant Episcopal Church OF
Miss Helen Chase ingersoll and Joseph
Edward Angel N
The church decorations. extending from,
I The altar 10 the pews, occupied bv the
relatives of the bride and bridegroon
made a charming setting for the bridal
party.
! The. bridew as given away by her un-
/ Gle, samuel &. knode and She wore
] a princess gown of white ynessaline
satin. trimmed with old point lace. and
her mothers wedding Vell which was
I held IN place by coronet OF lilies OF
the valley, the same flowers forming
her bouquet.
The maid of honor was Miss Eliza
! beth Epps Minetree, who wore taffeta
heavily trimmed with German Valeu-
! ciennes lace, and cream applique with
I slippers and gloves 10 match The brides
maids, gowned in white shirred net over