The Washington times., 1906-10-04

/ A large number of New York people
! mingled with Washlngtons official and
resident set. filled St. Johns Church tc
"A comfortable degree yesterday after
noon at O'Clock 20 witness the mar
| riage OF Miss Carolyn Postlethwaite.
| daughter OF Mrs. Postiethwafte and the
( late Rev. William NJ Postlsthwaite. and
Henry Ives Cobb. r.. Son of Henry
/ Ives Cobb. OF New York. and Lakewood.
/ The Rev Roland Cotton Smith, rector
/ OF st. Johns oflcIated, assisted by the
Rev. Endicott Peabody. OF Groton,
] Mass
White lilies and white chrysanthe-
NUNS. with a setting OF palms and
ferns We're arranged about the altar
and large punches Of lilies marked the
pews reserved for members of the fam
ily and especial friends. The bridal
party presented an exceedingly pretty
picture. the bride in her graceful gown
OF white satin with ar effective arrange
ment OF lace on the low cut bodice. with
its yoke OF finely tucked gauze. The
long tuIle veil was secured by a wreath
OF orange blossoms and she carried a
bouquet OF lilies OF the valley, tied
with many streamers Of white gauze
ribbons. The maid Of honor, Miss Leo
more Cobb. wore a strikingly effective
gown Of cream white satin and an at
tractive and telling arrangement Of gold
gauze ribbons and lace. Her white hat
was severely plain. having about the
crown a band Of gold ribbon and a
sweeping white plume. She carried
Bridesmaid roses.
The brides party Of followers Included
Miss Janet Fish. Of New York, Miss
Grace Bell. Miss Carolyn Hun Miss
Edith Sanger. Of Washington, Miss IN
gan. Of Cincinnati. and Miss Constance
Bacon Of Boston. They all wore modi-
fed Empire gowns of chiffon with deep
fiounces Of Sappho satin. starting at the
hem and reaching fully half way to the
belt They We're cut slightly V shape.
and relieved with white lace The col
oring OF the gowns. intended to be greer.
showed a most effective moonlight coll
oriuS under the artificial lights Of the
altar The hats were OF white gauze
and lace. with wreaths OF white roses.
and n blush pink rose nesting close
against the underbrlm.
Mr.. COhb's brother Cleveland Cobb.
was his best man and the ushers were
Chandler Cobb. younger brother, Blair
Fairchild, Wendell =. BlaRden. Julien
Peabody. Franklin Abbott. and Marina
duke Tilden, OF New York: W. p. wal
eott, Of Boston, and Daniel W. .. Fray,
Of St Louis A reception at the home
Of Mrs. Postlethwaite followed the
church ceremony. after which Mr.. and
Mrs. Cobb left the city. They Will sail
fo- Europe next Thursday and viii
al l.aF Cd.
Mr.. Cobb IS a student OF art
The marriage of Miss Jennie Earle
Waugh and Charles jefferson Garner
took place az 6 o'clock yesterday. at the
home Of the brides parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. John Hoover Waugh. at The Win
ton, in Harvard street The Rev
Father Mackin, OF ST. Pauis Church.
offciated
There was an effective arrangement
OF palms, ferns. and flowers about the
apartment making a pleasing contrast
for the white chiffon gown with its
trimmings Of lace, worn by the bride.
She carried a bunch of Bride roses,
tied with many srreamers of white
gauze ribbons.
The ceremony was witnessed by mem
bers of the family, while a number Of
friends attended the reception from 10
o'clock.
AlI- ana MIS- ATdENcE lEEL " dSLlIlE zion
later in the evening for their wedding
journey, the bride wearing q stylish cos
tune of red cloth and red hat Of the
same shade.
At the home of her sister. Mrs. Frank |
S. Bright. in Nineteenth street, Miss
Beatrice Clementine Oberly was mar
ried last night at half past 6. 10 Lore !
Afford Rodgers. The Rev. Frank Bige- 1
low. assistant rector Of St Johns. per
formed the ceremony, which was at /
tended only by relatives and few in /
innate friends
The bridal gown was OF white silk and /
lace. and the bridal bouquet was a. /
shower Of Bride roses. There were no 4
attendants.
Mr. and Mrs. Rodgers will make their 4
home IN THE Seville upon their re- /
turn from their bridal trip, after No /
vember /.
Mr.. ana Mrs. George II. Eckels and /!
Miss Virginia Eckels, Of Chicago, were |
among the out-of-town guests here for /
the wedding.
Mr. Rodgers is connected with the /
Agricultural Department and Mrs. Rod /
gers is the daughter of the late John II. /
Oberly, one time Commissioner OF In /
dian Affairs.
Miss Annie z. Trip and John =. !
Monk, the latter a Well-lnOWn news /
Daper man Of Washington, We're mar /
ried at the home Of the bride, . Virginia 1
avenue southwest, at o clock tuesday !
evening.
Miss Trim wore a dainty wedding
gown of white chiffon vOne over silk
and carried a shower Of Bride roses.
Roth bride and BRIDEGROOM were unat-