The Washington times., 1906-06-05
ARMY AND NAVY
THRONG WEDDING
Beautiful Ceremony at
Reeyes-Dutfey Nuptials.
RECEPTION AT HOME
ST. Paul's Catholic Church a Brilliant
Scene-Bride and Groom Leave
for New York.

a large contingent OF army and navy.
as well as resident society people. filed
St. Pauls Catholic Church at o'clock
last evening to witness the marriage
ceremony uniting Miss Joan Reeves,
daughter Of Commander ]. S. X
Reeves, Z. S. N. and Mrs. Reeves. and
DR.. Frank Jay Dufrey. OF New York.
The Rev. Father James F. Mackin,
pastor OF the church. oficiated at the
ceremony. assisted by the Rev. Father
James f. Krug. Father Metcalf. OF Bos-
ton; Father BeaVens. Of the Church OF
the Immaculate Conception. ana Father
Kieran.
Commander Reeves, wEo was ordered
by the Navy Department to leave Wash
ington at 5 o'clock. the order coming
just before that hour. was permitted TO
remain and give his daughter away.
The bridal robe was a princess Of
Venetian point made over white satin.
and trimmed with pearls. She was tho
fifth bride in the family 10 wear the
tulle VEIL which. In accord with the
/ flowers chosen for the wedding. was
held in place by a chaplet OF white mar.
| guerites. while her bouquet was OF the
same flowers Just before the pretty
bride and her father walked little Alta
MacAdow. who wore a handmade
frock Of white null and lace. and a
| yellow sash and hair ribbon. She car
/ ried a basket OF yellow marguerites-
The maid Of honor. Miss Cornelia Nc
I Blair, OF Norfolk. Va, wore a gown OF
( yellow Paris moUsseline with creamy
white lace, and q hat and bouquet COM
posed entirely Of Yellow marg4erites-
/ The bridesmaids, Miss Florence Duney.
| Miss Florence Morrow. both Of New
/ York: Miss Julia Potter, Of Baltimore:
( Miss Elena CaldeTOn. daughter of the
Bolivian minister Miss Pansy Wilsonr
and Miss Frances Bishop, all OF WASH
| ington, wore gowns OF white Paris
mousseline with lace. and hats and bou-
Quets Of white marguerites-
Dr. Duney had as best man his
brother. Thomas Duffey, OF New York.
and as ushers. Lieut. George Diman, OF
I Massa chusetts, Horace Mehrer, and G.
I S Mally of New York; DR.. Henry Hurt
J. f Maury and William herkan, OF
Washington; Lieutenant Lassing. u ;.
y, and Lieut.. Alex Mikell. L. ) NJ g
l During the procession 70 the altar, Mrs
! James Rogers sang suitable solos, dc-
cOmpanied by violin and the organ.
The brides presents, many in number.
and some Of them exceedingly rare.
/ represented almost every known part OF
the world. large numbers having been
I sent by friends in the army and navy
/ from far-On lands There was a recep-
/ ton al the residence Of Commander and
/ Mrs. Reeves. following the church cere-
mOny, attended by the wedding party.
/ relatives, and friends When Mrs
Duffey started upon her wedding journey
/ last night. she wore a tailored gown Of
| French gray cloth, with a hat Of the
same shade. tie whole relieved by an
/ introduction OF coral pink.
| DR. Duffey viii take his bride to New
I York 10 live
Among the 0ut-of-tOwu guests were
Mrs. Duffey. of New York. mother of the
| bridegroom; Lieutenant and Mrs Faux
uer of Delaware Miss DeCardnes. Miss
/ Reppenhagen. of New York; Mr.. Cross
man, Of Mt Vernon, y. Y; Mrs Edwin
Morrow, Of Brooklyn: Mrs William Pot
ter and ne Misses Potter, Of Baltimore: F:
Mrs. John Rodney. Of Delaware; Mr.. and
Mrs Frank Taylor. Of Baltimore; and
Mr. and Mrs. Alexander, OF West Nir-
ginia.
Senator Hepburn. of Idaho. who has
been i'll for the last six weeks, left yes
terday with Mrs Hepburn for Atlantic
City. The Senator expects 10 be back
before the close Of this session of Con-
gress.