The Washington times., 1905-10-05
IT'S by South Republic

ding March for their exit. During the
ceremony Mr.. Murray played '.Oh. Thou
Sublime, Sweet Evening Star" from
Wagner's 'Tannhauser" There was no
reception following the ceremony. the
bride and bridegroom leaving shortly
after for a short trip before settling in
their own home In Buffalo, which is
ready and waiting for them. The brides
going-away gown was OF old blue broad
cloth. with which she wore velvet hat
to match
DR.. Kitchin will take his bride to live
in Buffalo. n. Y.
At 100 O'Clock last evening. in Cal
vary Baptist Church, Miss Antoinette
EbeTiy and Harry Kersey Boss, both
well known In this city, were married
by the Rev. Samuel H. Greene, pastor
of the church, assisted by the Rev. DR..
Hardin. pastor of st. Paufs Protestant
Episcopal Church.
The wedding was one of the prettiest
of all the fall affairs Both at the church
and the house, where a small reception
was held for the relatives only, beautiful
decorations, with tall palms., ferns,
growing plants. and masses Of cut flow
ers. were arranged.
The bride was given away by her
father. August Eberly, and was attend
ed by her sister, Mrs. Beverley j. Smith.
Jr. The best man was Franklin Arthur
Gibbons. and the groomsmen were Bev-
eriey ]. Smith. tr.. William A. Boss.
brother Of the bridegroom; George j.
The bridal gown was Partisan
princesse robe of point built on taffeta
and chiffon, and most becoming to the
bride. She wore a tulle veil, fastened
by orange blossoms, and carried a
shower bouquet of Bride roses. Her
only ornament was beautiful dia-
mond brooch
The matron of honor was also very
handsomely dressed, her gown being
blue pompadour silk, made princesse,
with a corsage of pearls and lace. She
| ~ Golden
The brides mother wore white poInpa-
dour silk. trimmed with Irish point and
chiffon; Mrs. Boss, the groom's mother.
pearl gray silk; Miss marguerite Eb-
erly, cream net over pink silk; Mrs.
Anton Eberly. the grandmother. black
| silk; Mrs w A. Craig. an aunt old
cream lace over pale blue Other gowns
which were particularly handsome were
those of Mrs. Henry Rothrock. Mrs.
Ernest Johnson, Mrs George Mueller
Mrs. OglevIe shurnate; Mrs NJ r.
Sprague, Mrs. Lloyd Tilman. Mrs. II.
| o. Towels, Miss Towels, Mrs. w A
Boss. and Mrs. Florence Eberly-
After the reception Mr. and Mrs Boss
left for their wedding trip: They viii
| be gone several weeks, ana upon Their
return they will be at home in the Bal
timore. Washington Heights
The wedding of Miss Edith Rice.
daughter of the Rev NJ. T. 3. Rice.
pastor of the William Street M. r:
Church. in Baltimore: f9rme II f OF 'n ~
C,,Ynberland, Md, took place at the
| Ourharfon Avenue Methodist Episcopal
Cburch. in Georgetown, last evening at
o'clock, the father of the bride. assisted
by Rev. George w. King. pastor OF ths
church. and uncle of the bride, ano
Rev. DIR. w. w. Evans. OF Huntington
Pa, officiating.
The church decorations were OF palms.
| ferns. and fall foliage. The bride was
attended by her sister. Miss Helen Rice,
and the bridegroom by his DrOtneri
Thomas B. Hanley. of New York. The
ushers were Clark d. Eaton. Of Der
wick. Pa: George r. Wheeler. of Cumber'
land, Md; A. G.. Hargrove OF st. Louis.
and A Charles Wilson. John A. Hart
mar. and Leroy S. Rice. all Of Bait
more.
The bride wore a lace robe made over
10 latin. ana carried lilies % the val
| ley The maid of honor wore white chif-
| fOn over green silk with green girdle