Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-11-22

but now of Scranton, Pa, were married
in 81 PauPs Church last night at $3.50
At the appointed hour the vested choi
al forty voices entered the church doc
singing the bridal chorus from "Lohen
grin" Immediately following them came
the ushers, Mr. Henry Buckley Rodman
of New York: Mr.. John Dou!lass Brown
I. Malcolm West
r4, Edward Stablel
t.....- Stabler Fawcett
Following thu
maids, Miss Susan
Iiss Ellen Douglas'
-. he bride, gowneo
.. M allure OF lace anC
nearls. Mis-. Aslcolm Westcott Hill
was prevented by ;llness from being dame
of honor Her place was taken by Mrs.
Richard Gibson. Mrs. Gibson wore nc'
own SEEDING gown of white radium Six
snd lie re bridesmaids Carried yello"
cbrysspthemunis tied with yellow
r;bbon The bride. entered the church
leaning on the arm of ct granois'ue a
Mr.. Wallace HoofF, By whonN sag wa
given in marriage. Her gogn va" 0'
white chiffon tsfeta, made empire, with
yoke and collar OF duchesse Lace with it
was worn a necklace ofpearls and'a tulle
veil fastened with wreath of orange
blossoms. Her flowers we're bride roses
and maiden hair ferns Mr.. Cheesemau
and his best man, Mr. Wallace HOof
Fawcett, ofSchenectady, n. Y, brother
of the bride, met the bride at the chan
Gel steps where the betrothal service was
read by the Rev. i. p. Phillips, rector
Oi the church. The chancel WAS beau
tifully bnt very simply decorated with
white chrysanthemums and palms. At
tho end of the betrothal service, rs the
bridal party advanced to the altar rail,
the choir sang the wedding hymn, 80,
Perfect Love" The marriage service
was read by the Rev Douglass
Hooh, of Baltimore, uncle OF the
bride The bride and groom led the
way from the altar to the music
of Memberships wedding march.
Mr.. Sherman b. Fowler presided at the
organ. Mrs Fawceti, mother of the
bride, wore beautiful gown of back silk
crepe. over tsileta, trimmed with black
embroidered nat A small reception was
held at the home of the bride, on Prince
street, which was attended only by the
immediate family and bridal party.
Among the out-Of-iown guests we're DR..
and Mrs. f. A. Clarke, Mr. and MrP.
Robert Reese, Mr. and Mrs. Prentlss,
DR.. and Mrs Samuel Watkins and Miss
Cstharine Watkins, of Washington Mr..
Benjamin L. Wallace, OF DObbs Ferry, n.
Y, Mrp. Elizabeth Robbins and Mrs.
Douglass Hooh. Of Baltimore.
The wedding OF Miss Rose Emma Ap-
pich, second daughter OF Mr'. Anna Nj.
Appich, and Mr.. VIM. Macarthur Green,
of the acknowledgement Bank, took
place last night at eight O'Clock at
Emanuel Lutheran church, Rev. }.
J. May officiating. The bride en-
tered the church on the arm OF her
uncle, Mr. William Steuernagel, OF
Lynchburg, who gave her in marriage.
She was attended by her sister, Miss
Charlotte Appich, who acted as maid OF
honor. and Mr.. w Z. Taylor was
best man. The music was by Professor
Hart. of Washington. The church was
decorated with palms, white chrysan-
themums and Southern smilax. The
brides gown was white messaline over
white taGela, ofprincess design, trimmed
with baby Irish and Duchess lace.
Her flowers were a shower bouquet
of bride roses and lilies Of the valley.
The maid of honor wore while chiffon
over pink taileta. The bridesmaids
we're Misses Rose Brett, of Washington,
and Ruth Appich and Bessie Z. Green,
of this city. Their gowns were pink
chiffon cloth over pink tahets. The
nshers we're f. w. Briggs, OF Washing
ton, and r. L. Green and George L.
Ailcheson, OF this city. Following the
ceremony Il reception was held in the
home OF the brides mother on King
street which was attended by the bridal
psfty'and onl-oi-town guests, after which
The couple left for northern tour. On
their teidrn they will live in this city.
Most quietly ut highnOOn Wednes'
day. November the tweuiy.lirst, The dis.
,inxli he'd name Of Armistead was allied
TO that of the Italian, de- Nesd. Agnes
Campbell Gordon, daughter of the late
James Iysn Armistead, and great
granddaughter of Colonel George Armi-
S,ead was married at bird Lawn" the
coaairy residence OF her grandfather.
Henry Buchanan Bird, TO Adolfo Nspo-
leone francesca de- Nesti. the Italian
sculptor, of the noble house Of de- NesIi,
of Florence, Italy.
The ceremony WAS performed by
Rev Frederic Orosz, OF Edinburgh,
scotland, a special friend of the family,
now visiting in this country. After the
wedding breakfast Mr.. and Mrs. de
Nesti lett for q trip. Upon their letnrn
che young couple will reside in Wash
inCtcn. Mr.. d. Nesti being engaged np-
on number Of magnificent statues 10
Adorn the new municipal building.
The home of Mr. and slrs a. }.
Bower. No. 29l | street, norlhwes'
Washington, was the scene OF pretty
wedding on the evening of November ~
when Miss OsceolS Slonnell and Mr.
Robert Griers0n Rind were married by
Rev. W. Fl BAllingee, pastor OF Calvary
Methodist Church South, Georgetown,
assisted 5Y Rev. Chas Lynch, pastor OF