The Washington times., 1905-10-05
BRIDES OWN DAY
FULL OF WEDDINGS
Many Couples Chose First
Wednesday in October.
FRATERNITY COLORS FOR ONE
Miss Browne WEEDS Mr.. Conner Amid
Green and White-Society Guest
of Miss Money.
FRATERNITY COLORS FOR ONE

Miss Helen Browne and John Fetch
er Conner, of Conner Ala, were mar
ried last evening at O'Clock by the
Rev. Robert M Moore, in Foundry NJ
l.. Church, in the presence of a large
number oe guests
The church decorations were unusually
pretty. palms, ferns, and clusters of
white chrysanthemums being used in
great Drofusion.
The bride, who entered the church with
her father. by whom she was given
away. wore gown OF white messaline
with yoke and bertha OF duchesse lace.
Her tulle veil, which was worn by her
mother at Mrs. Brownies wedding. was
fastened by spray OF lilies of the val
ley. She carried a shower bouquet of
roses and lilies of the valley.
The matron of honor Mrs J. McDon-
aid Conner. of Conner. Ala, wore white
chiffon with wreath of silver leaves
IN her hair. and carried a cluster of
white chrysanthemums. The maid of
honor. Miss Mary c. Enochs. of Jack
son. Miss. wore a fluffy pale green chif-
fon gown. and carried pink roses She
wore green leaves in her hair.
The bridesmaids were Miss Eva Conner,
o. birmingham Ala. sister of the bride
Groom; Miss Florence Miller, of Read
ing. Pa; Miss Marie Mast, of Cincin-
natl; Miss Katherine Clayton. OF Annap-
oils. and Miss Mary Dove, Miss Louise
Harrison. Miss Flora Browne. cousin of
the bride. I'll of this city.
Their gowns were of white null and
lace. They carried great punches of
maidenhair ferns.
Miss Mary Browne, the brides sister.
as flower girl. wore a white gown with
pale green sash.
Mrs Browne wore pale blue satin,
trimmed with lace. The brides grand
mothers costume was of handsome
black lace and diamonds.
The best man was J. Mcdonald Conner,
brother of the bridegroom. and the ush-
ers T. Woodward Trainor. of Chester.
Pal John Barr. of Birmingham; Col.
Henry Shorter, of Eufala. Ala; James
Hogan, of Torrington. Ala: William
Wisner.. of Memphis: Robert tombstone,
of birmingham, and Evans Browne,
alexander Britton Browne, and Adds j.
Browne. who came down from Yale Col
lcge, all brothers of the bride.
The reception which followed was
for only intimate friends and near rela-
lives.
The house was decorated in white and
green. the dining room in old rose
chrysanthemums. the fraternity flower
OF the bride and many of her atteu-
dants
The bride was graduated from the wo-
mans College. IN Baltimore. class of
1904, her maid of honor, Miss Enochs,
and her maids and matron Of honor,
Miss Florence Miller, Miss Marie Mast.
and Mrs. Conner, all being members of
the same class.
i, Mr.. and Mrs. Conner left for their
wedding trip on late train after which
they viii be at home in Conner. Ala.
Mrs Conner wore a brown etamine
going-away gown with hat to match.
Among the guests were DR.. ]. F.
Goucher. president of the woman's Col
lege IN Baltimore, DIR. Van Meter, dean
of the college. and ten sister OF the
brides fraternity. all from Baltimore.
Last Monday evening the bridal party
was entertained at dinner given by
Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Britton at
Chevy Chase, and on Tuesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adds Browne gave a
large dinner party in their honor.
Miss Mabel Clare Money. daughter of
Senator and Mrs. II. D. Money, was
married at o'clock last evening at the
Church of the Covenant to DR.. William
Whitney Kitchin, OF Buffalo, N Y, son
OF Mr.. and Mrs. James Kitchin. of Can
ada Ali of the members of official
society. who are now in Washington.
with the exception of the executive fam
fly. attended the ceremony. The Rev.
Teunis S. Hamlin, pastor Of the church.
oriciated
Miss Money was given away by her
father, and had as matron Of honor,
Mrs. Thomas Hall, of New York, who
is the daughter of General Baird. Z. 8.
A, retired. DR.. kitchin had as best man
Lieut.. T. Pickett Magruder. L. S. N.
and as ushers, Thomas Armat, Hunter
Armat. Raymond Acton. and DR.. Harry
King.
The bride wore a gown of white crepe
de chine, trimmed with duchesse lace
and garlands of daisy blossoms. a tulle
veil and a shower bouquet of white roses
completing the toilet. Mrs. Hall wore
gown OF white jussi cloth brought
from the Philippines, and carried pink
roses.
The church was artistically decorated
with palms. ferns. and cosmos blossoms.
the peUs for the relatives being marked
with wide white satin ribbons. Harvey
Murray. organist OF the church. played
the wedding marches, the ''1ohengrin''
wedding music for the entrance OF the
bridal party and Mendelssohns Wed