The Washington times., 1905-11-02

line formed by the choir, scattered
white chrysanthemums in the path or
the bride and groom.
The decorations OF the church We're
white chrysanthemums, palms, and
ferns.
The choir sang 20, Perfect Love"
when the bride ard groom moved into
the chanceI, and the organist, the Iather
of the bridegroom, and one Of the best
known Organists for many years IN the
District, played soft music For the
exit OF the bridal party he played the
Mendelssohn wedding march.
The bride who was attended by her
sister Mrs. MeenaH Laub, as maid OF
honor. wore white chiffon over taffeta,
with trimmings of pearls and lace Her
tulIe veil fell over her face upon her
entering the church. IT was caught
with pOmpOn OF ostrich Ups ana an
aigrette. Her bouquet was 4 sho%eI
of bride roses and lilies of the valley.
The maid Of honor wore a denii-ttaiu-
ed gown of pink net over PINK siIh, si,
with a wreath OF asparagus VINE I anu silly
lwhite chrvsanthemums. ana carried
bunch of white chrysanthemums tled
with white tUlle. ,-.,,.
The bridegroom brother. William
Whitweu Middleton; WAS pest iiihli 49,
ushers were DR.. William r.; Mch9f'
XViIliarn X. Davidson. and William II.
Waters all Of this city, and II lFNiils
Loving. OF Falls Church, Va, cousin OF
The Gown worn by the brides mother
was of black voile over SILK, ItlIilIiied lLi.
with white chiffon and FeISldn l Till
ming. and the mother or the pIluSsi 1g.i o1iii
The bride and greom left on a late
train for a wedding JouTIllCy' H. Nil % tn
last until Christmas Ihey VIII 30 10
house keeping I'm Georgetown
The brides going-away gown was OF
green broadclOth, Win olacA
nat with white plumes.
,ra+tv wedding last evening at
mo home OF Mr. and MIS- henry j. IL
TJovvaTd. on Capitol Hill, their d9uSn-
-, Miss Inez May Howard, and Dr
ToseDh Henry Wood were marrIeu; III
the presence of company OF IelaItNes
ond friends The Rev. Frank Al BIis-
- u d OF the Metropolitan Methodlst
EsniscOpal Church, of1ciated- Ihere were
no attendants. ,.. 1900
do chine and carried a shower bouquet
~ vioIets. a buffet supper folloWed
the ceremony. the decorations IN the
dining room being in pink chrysantn ne
NUNS, and the table lighted by pink
capped tapers.
Among the guests present were Mrs.
sarah r Wood, mother Of the bride
groom. Mrs Jennie Howard, Mrs.
Robert H Howard, Mr.. and Mrs. James
II Fllenbrook. Mr.. and Mrs w. e
Garner Charles Garner, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank McDermOt. the Misses Nelly and
Louise McDermOt, Miss Dora BOettcher.
George T. Kelsey, and CranstOn How
ard.
After an Out-of-town trip of a month.
DR.. and Mrs. Wood will occupy a new
house at 239 Twelfth street northeast,
which has been completely furnished
in anticipation of their marriage.
Invitations have been issued by Mr..
and Mrs. John Ridgely TO the marriage
/ of their daughter, Miss Margaret How
ard Ridgely, to DR.. Clarence Fontaine
Maury Leidy. of Philadelphia. on sat
urday November p. at Hampton, the
home OF the brides parents, near Tow
son, Md.
! The marriage of Miss Daisie Wood
/ Gibbs and Claude Edward Koss will
! take place at 80 o'clock on the evening
1 of November S. at the Church of the
/ Advent lie Droit Park. Richard l.
/ Gibbs of New York. an uncle of the
/ bride. will give her in marriage. Miss
/ Gibbs will be attended by her sister
/ Miss Gertrude Gibbs. as maid of honor
and by Miss Marguerite CradeN, a
| cousin. and Miss Virginia Espey. as
bridesnaids Flayelle Koss. a brother
/ OF the bridegroom, viii act as best man
/ and Warren s. Orton and Thomas STREET
/ ton as ushers-