The Washington times., 1906-06-28
HELEN ROWE BRIDE
OF ADOLPH THOMAS
Congregational Church, the
Scene of Wedding, a
Floral Bower.

An interesting wedding took place last
night at the Congregational Church. at
Tenth and @ streets northwest when
Miss Helen Elizabeth Rowe was mar
ried TO Adolph A. Thomas, Of Cleveland.
Ohio. Miss Rowe is the daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. George NJ. Rowe. OF 2215
First street northwest
The iEteriOr Of the church was dec
GRATED with a profusion OF palms and
an especially attractive feature Of the
wedding was the musical program rem
dered by Prof. Bischo1- The program
consisted Of the overture William
from TanuhauEer. and GOunOd-s Ave
Maria sung by Mrs. Bischoff Prof
Bischon played the Lohengrin wedding
music as the bridal party entered the
church. during the ceremony the third
act OF Faust and afterward the Men
delssohn bridal procession.
Walter l. Tcnny, Samuel Mattison,
walter Flumly- Harry Moran. s =. Ia
than, OF South Carolina, and J. Walsh
were the ushers and led the bridal pro
cession up the aisle. There were no
DTldesmaids bus Miss Gertrude CarraiI. Of
Phlladelpnia. and Miss Carolyn Slack.
or Boston, were the maids OF homer
They wore dainty fTOCkS OF white baIiSte
ana net with white aigrettes in their
hair and carried white sweet peas.
Miss Rowe entered the church with
her father, George NJ. Rowe. who gave
ner away Her gown was of white caif-
ION wolfe and Irish lace. The skirt was
made with g long train trimmed with
ueep nounce Of the lace and the bodice
vas trimmed with appliQues Of the lace
her long tulle veil was fastend with
wreath Of lilies OF the valley an-a her
bouquet was shower OF lilies
Mr. Thomas met the bridal PARTY at
the altar with his best man. Arthur
hWiss. OF Cincinnati
Immediately after the ceremony which
was performed by the Rev DR. New
man. pastor CT the church. the bridal
party held reception IN the parlor OF
the church. Later IN the evening the
bridal party and the immediate family
attended a small supper at the home Of
the brides parents, the dining room be
Ing decorated IN the color scheme of the
wedding, green and white.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas have left the
clty TOT their wedding trip. They will
go first 10 visit some Of Mrs. Thomas
relatives on the Hudson Then after
being entertained a few days at Sara
toga by relatives Of the groom they
VIII spend the rest OF their HONEYMOON
at Atlantic City Upon their return they
Will reside with the brides parents. 22I5
First street northwest
Mrs Thomas travelling suit was a
becoming eton costume Of pastel blue
with shoes and gloves Of the same shade
and a rose hat
Miss Lena Ludington and Robert II.
Boden, the latter of Belfast. LELAND,
Y.
Or. Doermann. of the Grace Lutheran
Church. AT s o'clock at the home OF the
brides mother. Mrs. Charles Ludington
81 street northwest
Miss Maize Hobbs rendered the we'd
ding music. Miss Ludington was attend
ed by Miss Sara Lewis, as maid of honor.
Bingham Martin was. best man.
The maid of honor wore a pretty gown
Of green silk and carried pink brides
maid roses. The bridal gown was n
y becoming lace robe over white organ
giie. Sile. ana the bouquet was a shower of
AFTER the ceremony a reception was
Glven by the bridal party during which
a buffet supper was served. The decora-
and white flowers
Mr.. and Mrs. BodeH will live in Wash
lngton after a short wedding trip.
pretty wedding took place lest even
ing at the Eastern Presbyterian Church
when Leroy NJ Law and Miss Helen
morrison both OF Washington, were
married. The ceremony was performed
by the Rev Thomas g EastOn, d. d.
pastor OF the church. and the bride was
given away by her father. Thomas J.
Morrison.
The bride was attired in white lace
applique over white silk. wore a veil
OF tulle caught with wreath of daisies
and carried a shower bouquet Of roses
and lilies of the valley. The maid of
honor was Miss Bruce Morrison. of
Emmltsburg, Nd, a cousin of the bride
She wore q dress of white chiffon tai
feta. and carried a bouquet of Mar
guerites. TE1 bridesmaids were Miss
Nina Morrison and Miss Beatrice Law.
sisters, respectively, of the bride and
groom They wore yellow organdies
with Wreaths of ivy in their hair. and
carried Marguerites. The little flower
girl was Miss Gertrude Gibson She
wore white null and lace with yellow
ribbons. and about her neck was a gold
necklace, the gift Of the bride Mrs
Laws mother Mrs Morrison. was
gowned in a black lace robe over white
silk, and her sister was attired IN Law
endar aeolian, handsomely trimmed
with lace.
The groom is the son of John B. Law.
and is chemist in the Treasury De-,
partment He was accompanied by Jo-
seph Harrison. who acted as best man.
The ushers were Myers Hand, Edward
$. Allsine, ]. Samuel Kemp. and DR.. T.
J. Kemp
After the ceremony a reception was
held at the home of the brides parents.
504 Maryland avenue northeast. Mr. and
Mrs Law left on a late train on their
wedding trip. which will be a tour of
the northern States. partly by sea The
travelling dress worn by the bride was
of Alice blue, with hat and gloves to
match. After returning from their trip,
they viii stop at the Washington Col
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