The Washington times., 1906-10-11

The marriage OF Mrs Augusta Hare
ana Frank p. Mitchell took place .his
morning az the home Of the bride. 1901
Rhode Island avenue at II o'clock m
the presence of only the members OF
the two families
Mrs Hare was formerly Miss Augusta
Hsncock daughter Of Colonel and
Mrs Hancock. before her marriage TO
MasuT LUler T.. Haro. L. s. A., retired
Colonel Hancock now q very old man.
was present at the ceremony this morn
i1R. and gave his daughter in marriage.
Mrs Hares bridal gown was OF gray
crcre embroidered in silver and she
carried a shower bouquet Of orchids
The Rev Teunlg Hamlin. pastor OF the
I Church Of the Covenant, WAS tie OCI-
ciatiHB clergyman.
Mr Mitchell formerly a Cincinnati
man, Is wen known throughout the
country, and a member Of all the rroml-
neHt club5 OF Washington. Besides his
home at 1915 J. street northwest Mr..
Mitchell also maintains an establish
ueut in Newport
After the ceremony an Informal we'd
ding breakfast FOR the bridal party and
the few guests Mr.. and Mrs Mitchell
left Washington Tor on cxtendcd wed O..
ding journey. 10 definite plaus have
yet been made for the future but they
~ill probably spond tie winter ir Wash
msto1.
Mrs. AIiteheTs three sisters Mrs.
Eugene Griffin. Mrs Merriam. wife OF
eN-Governcr Merriam. of Minnesota. and
Mrs James i. Bishop and Mr.. Btshop.
the brides mother and father: Col ana
4lrs- Hancock, and AIr. MItcheITs rar-
ents, and his niece. Mrs. Shaw. We're
'Ae only guests az the wedding
The Rev. Ross NJ. Fishburn. OF the
Mt. Pleasant Congregauo Church
ottciated last night at the marriage of
Miss Harriet Soden Young and JoseDb
Hough. Of Forest HHl. Loudoun coun-
y, Va.
The bride. who is the daughter of
Mir and Mrs. y. f Young. lel1 Newton
street. was given IN marriage by her
father and wore - bridal gown OF white
batiste, hand-gmbr0idered and made
over taneta- Her bouquet was a show
er Of Bride roses and lilies Of the val
Robert NJ Young, the brides six-year-
old nephew, was her only attendant.
Mr. and Mrs. HOugh left Washington
aIter the ceremony for their bridal trip.
and later viii make their home i'm no
yer. y. j.. where Mr.. Hough is in bus
iness.
No invitations were sent out for the
wedding, which was a very quiet affair
Besides the family Of the bride the only
guests We're Mr- HoUghs brother and
his Wife. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hough.
Of Dover, n J., and Miss Verna Rock
etts, Of Charleston. H.
Newports most fashionable event to-
day is the wedding OF Miss Evelyn
nd 4r
don. Mrs. George Won I. Meyer wife
Of the American ambassador to ST
Petersburg, went over from New York
last evening 20 be present, having with
her her two daughters. one of whom,
Miss Julia Appleton Meyer. will serve
as a bridesmaid. There viii be present
all Of the fashionable people of New
port with q number returning for the
wedding who had previously closed
their houses.
Another home wedding last night took
place at the residence Of the bride. 2Zg
Florida avenue northwest when Miss
Ada Waugh COnn0T became the wife Of
T. Webster Manning.
Palms and pink roses formed the de-
cOrations throughout the parlcr. where
the ceremony took place and the halls
and dining room, and the Rev. J. Russell
NCrbrYcker pastor OF the GuTle- Pres
hN Ierian Church, read the marriage SER
vice The ceremony took place prompt
ly at Z O'Clock, and was attended, only
by relatives Of the bridal couple. Later
q reception fer about 200 guests wGS
held
AS the bridal Iarty entered the draw
ing room +. a oldham plrEed the
Bl idll ChOrus' from LOlcnCrin. and
during the evening Norman Daily -cn
dcred several selections.
Tic bride was giVeE IN marriage by
ier father. and wore a beautiful imr lrt /
ed gown of Frcrch null and Point ace /
She wore no veil. but carried shower
bouquet Of Brides roses
Her only attendant was Miss Traces /
FalcOner who acted as flower girl. Her
dress was of white null and Valen- !
ciennes lace and she carried pink Car-a- /
tons. Mr.. Mapning's best man was ME /
brother, Frank Manning
Tho brides mother, Mrs. j. r. Con I
nor. wore .d a handsome gown OF gray sill. I
and baby Irish lace. ana the bUiCe- /
gToom's mother, airs J. ). Manning /
wore a gown of black net over silk
When Mr.. end Mrs Manning left /
fer their wedding trip Mrs. 4
Manning were a stylish 5lUC Military /
suit trimmed with black braid and /
blue hat
Upon their return they win make their /
home at 20 FlCIida avenue northwest.
Miss Alma Florence Richardson. |
daughter of DR.. and Mrs Edwin J. !
Richardson, and Walter Richard Frey
were married last night at the home of /