The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1906-02-21
Justices Daughter is
Married to John Leg
gett PuItz.
In MIDST OF ROMANCE
A Recently Welded Sister
Watches and Engaged
Sister Attendant.

Miss Hildegarde McKenna. second
daughter of Associate Justice OF the Su-
preme Court and Mrs. Joseph McKenna,
was married at noon today at the resi-
denee of her parents in Rhode Island
avenue. 10 John Leggett Pultz. sor OF
Mr. and Mrs. John T. PI.ltz. of New
York. The Rev. Edwarc L Buckley.
assistant rector Of St Matthews
Church. officiated-
In poinI of arrangement and import
ance. the wedding was one Of the most
notable in Washington. aside from the
White House wedding Saturday. which
has taken place this season. The Presi-
dent and Mrs. Roosevelt. the French
Ambassador and Nine. JUsserand. the
Chief Justice Of the Supreme Court and
Miss Fuller, and all of the Associate
Justices and their wives were present, .
as were Admiral and Mrs. Dewey. and
many other prominent people from OF
fetal and resident society
A number Of the brides girl friends.
who have been her associates since sne
made her debut several years ago, were
present and contributed TO the pleasure
of the wedding and the gayety Of the
departure later in the afternoon OF the
bride and bridegroom.
Bay Window Beautiful.
The ceremony was in the drawing
room. the bay window Of which was
converted into q bower Of srnilax, Easter
lilies and Bride roses, entW1ned Win
broad white satin ribbons. The mantel
was banked with nauve orchids ana
oth flowers were plenteously dlspiiseo
in the hallway. and in the dining room
where the breakfast was seTNea. 4h<is
a-az white satin priedieu ana rich
white rug upon which the oIluaI pa.t
lrUeIr a broad white satin ribbon oi-
vided the drawing room ana IorIneH a
aisle for the procession.
T,etfce NcKenna gave his daughter
away. ,. 81
IT, brides gown was handsome anu
,-a-efrI made Of soft silk lace mount
"A ., satin- A tulle bridal vel was heia
- The coiffure with a coronet OF orange
t,,oseor,s She carried a bouquet q
white orchids
Miss Marie NcKenna. whose marriage
81 J,.venrort Brown. of Boston VIII
tal.s nIare April ., was the bride on'y
attsr5anr. She wore a gown OF eIll-
g., 1.itb a corsage trimming OF real
Iace. and 4 large white nat w. - -
orchids under the oriIh, tn5 Sol,'S x.-I,icb
eTs forming 1hS Sho"0'
she carried. - T1.-,--
In the bridal procession WSiT = a-s,- L,sa
-,or+ Rrovn of Boston. b DeEe TSuN
gg.-t-e~ T2uft1s H King. Edward 3 I-eI-
%. L3s,' ~ ,-,5 lanes O'Connor, all or New
VCrl, Gardner Badd GiiSey, pes LiaI's
I.sftad with Mr.. Pultz the arrival OF
the bride at the altar
Came From New York.
Mrs Jobn T. PuItz. mother Of the
| ,,,t5asrooro came over from New York
r. attend the wedding, his father haV-
ine been prevented by i'll health from
,,sir,, here Mrs. Pultz was accompanied
nv her daughter. Mrs James Clarence
post widow of Major Post. who was oe-
fore his death. military attache OF the
American embassy at London Mr., ana
Ms pitts Dufield. who are brotheT-in-
law and sister Of the bride and whose
,,srriag ge took place here two years ago,
we're also present. with a NUMBER OF
orher prominent New York people
rTba presents sent the bride filled one
- ~, InDr,er rooms of the residence and
were second in richness only 10 lne
eifts sent to the Presidents daugntef,
11aDv of them being duplicates IneSs
we're packed yesterday for Shlpmeut %
| The brides new home In New Aofh'
Old New York Dutch.
Nfr puItz is the descendant OF one or
| the old Dutch families who early sectied
| New York, and who figure in the his
| tory of Washington Irving. MIS- Nc
Txenna may almost be called a y ashins-
ton girl. so long has she lived here
| She was educated in this city and mads
her debut here, since which time she has
been popular. Several times rumor mas
| engaged her 10 prominent society men
| in other cities.
| Mr. PuItz and his bride left Washing
ton this afternoon for one of those nys-
| terious bridal journeys known only 10
| themselves. but will return 10 New YORK
| within a few weeks and make their iu-
| ture home there