Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1906-01-16
MARKEDLY GROOM 'SFATHER
PRETTY AFTERNOON WEDDING
CEREMONY.
The Phillips Peters Nuptials at The
First Presbyterian Church
Witnessed By Many
Friends.
GROOM A SON OF THE REV.
7. E. PETERS.

There was an air of Yuletide aboul
the pretty wedding ceremony perform.
ed this afternoon at O'Clock at the
FIRST Presbyterian Church, when Miss
Ruble Gibbons. daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. james K. V. Phillips, of this
| city, and Mr.. Thomas Windsor Peters.
of baltimore, were married.
The church was attractively deco.
rated with garIands of cedar and
holly, the Christmas decorations left
| until the date of the wedding for this
| especial purpose. Besides the Qarlands
were numerous wreaths of holly and
an arch Of running cedar and holly
spanned the pulpit and from the centre
of the arch was suspended a wedding
bell of holly with the olapper of red
holly berries. Palms and rubber
plants decorated the pulpit platform.
and the effect was very pleasing.
Although post Christmas wedding,
the decorations lent an air of the hol.
iday season of fortnight ago. The
ushers were Messrs. William Windsor.
OF Baltimore, uncle of the groom; Z.
5. Benedict, OF Philadelphia; John J.
Walton, of Annapolis, and Maurice
A. Emerson, of Berwin. Md. The
groom's best man was Mr.. William
Evans, of Baltimore, and the brides
sister, Miss Stella Irine Phillips, was
maid of honor.
The bride wore q handsome gown of
white chiffon cloth, over white taffeta.
elaborately trimmed with lace and
the bodice garnished with designs in
lace and white satin ribbon. She
carried a shower bouquet of bride
roses, tied with streamers of maIine.
The maid of honor wore a very pretty
gown of white Parish mousseline over
silk, with lace trimming and carried
bouquet of La France roses tied
with pink tulle.
The organist was Miss Lula Winsd.
or, of Darnestown, Md, relative of
the groom She played the Bridal
Chorus from Lohengrin as the bridal
party entered, and as occasional sho
played Mendelssohn' wedding march.
The ceremony was performed by the
groom s father, the Rev. T. f. Peters,
pastor of Waverly Methodist Episcopal
Church, Baltimore, but former pastor
of Maryland Avenue M. e. Church,
this city. He was assisted by the pas.
tor of the church the Rev. George S.
Bell. The ring ceremony was used.
The wedding was witnessed by q
large number of relatives and friends
of the young couple both of whom
are very popular. Some of the out
of town guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
James Simpson, of Philadelphia; Rev.
aud Mrs. I. e. Peters Miss Edna
Shipley, Mrs. Hyatt, Mrs. GoebeI,
Mrs. Whittingtop, Mrs. William Wind
sor, Miss Helen Evans, Miss India
Watts, Mr.. ands Mrs. p White, all
of Waverly and Mrs. Livingston, Mr..
Hoen, Mrs. James Evans, Mrs. Lamb.
din, of Baltimore; Mrs. George Bland
ford and son of Washington.
Miss Emma Blick, Mrs. Krenrioh,
Mrs. Dorsey, Mrs. Abe Cole, Mrs.
Thomas Watson, Mrs Charles Flitten,
Mrs Frank Cole, Mr.. John J. Wal
ton all of Baltimore.
The bride received over one hun dred
handsome and useful presents consist
ing of checks for neat sums, cut
glass, silver, pictures, brio a-brac,
china, linen, etc. Mr.. and Mrs. Peters
left amid showers of rice for Balti-
more. where they will reside at 910 N.
Gilmore street. Thev will be tender
cd a dinner tonight in Baltimore, and
Will later leave for Washington aid
southern cities for a wedding trip.
The BRIDES going away gown was 0
handsome tailor made garnet broad.
cloth suit, with cream lace waist.
The bride is graduate of the AMMAN
| oils High School and the groom at.
tended st. Johns College for a mum.
ebr of years. going later to Leh high
| University. He is an electrical engin.
eer and is engaged in business in Balti.
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