Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-02-17
THE WEDDING.

massing of palms. etc, behind the white
barrier
The vases on all the man;els were hned
RiU Easter lilies and ;rondS. and ON the
window tables at the north and south
ends of tho araryment there were white
rEododenjrou bushes in jardinieres.
~ the green room the mantel vases We're
GIed with Enchantress carnations ard fern
flJuis.
Easter lilies and white roses We're in the
tivc rCoa vases. and red roses and car
nations were the red room flowers.
Along the main corridor the inches were
filled with decorative plants, and the two
large jardinieres were filled with rhodo-
d,ndrons in fnil flower tpurple and PING.
The Wedding Breakfast.
Ply half past ~ the wedding breakfast
vas In full swing. 1t was served both in
the STATE and private dining rooms In
each was spread a buffet table as long
as The dimensions of TIE room would per-
nit. TIE floral decorations of both rooms
and tables were similar the vases on the
mautcis being filled with Lridc roses and
ferns and OH the table American beauty
and bride roses alternated in the vases.
Tho menu comprised both hot and cold
dishes the usual midday collation. on such
casioDs-croquette pa salads, assert
Cd sandwiches for the substantials, with
Ices and cakes in hearts, bells, rings and
ether wedding em1lems. Champagne,
yl8ret punch. lemonade and ice water We're
each offered in abundance Scores of wait
ers went among the guests passing full
plates, collecting empty ones and Offering
the special beverage desired. There were
several large cakes. from which many
guests took pieces away to dream on. These
cakes were in triple tiers decorated with
orange blossoms and had turtle doves on top.
The service was admirable and rapid that
most OF the company was well satisfied to
make way fer others long before half past
or silver vas in use, but instead that of
the local caterer VINO served the break
fast.
The Music.
The orchestra Of the United States Ma
rine Band William H San.elmanu leader.
rendered the wedding march and played
throughout The reception. 1t was to the
music CT he Wagner grand march from
Tauuhluscr that the bridal procession
crossed the corridor to the east room. It's
cadence died away as the service began and
tho opening notes of the overture Jubilee 70
Won Weher announced To all that the cerc-
WO0y was over and congratulations in order.
TH- rest Of the program was as follows:
Ballet Music and Wedding Procession from
the CTvra "Eerlmors' '....-.. Rubinstcin
(a) Dance OF the Bayadcres, No. J.
O. Caul'c-dance of the Brides of Kasch-
mir Lis.lsso tempo Ct Moderate con
motto.
Cj Dance Of The Bayadcres, NJ. >. Al
lerro vlvacc assai
I'D Wedding Procession Moderate
Pol1Elise Military" ................... Chcnin
Waltz. The Dc5utautc''. ........ Sautelmgnn
Ssrenade from Symphony, PLURAL We'd
dl'S ----.....-..-.-. ...-...-... .eioiCn1Ik
tleHre;te Herbert
Hungarian Rhapsody. No. 2............. List
March, Bride Eject" .......... .......... Sousa
Best Man and Ushers.
Mr.. Thomas Nelson Perkins Of Bosom,
who was best man. is a lawyer. and mem
Der Of the corporation Of Harvard. where he
was classmate and intimate of the bride
groom. the fathers Of both being friends also
IN their youth at this same college
Jshers-Mr. Buckner Walungford ia
4 ntuckian. a brother-in-law of the bride
a jOm and has lived twenty years in Gin
cnnau He IS president of a furnace and
pig iron company.
Mr. Quincy Adams Shaw, ir is Har-
ward man. a member Of a wealthy family
His wife was Miss Pemberton of Phlladel-
phla.
Mr.. Larz Anderson is a cousin of the
bridegroom, son of Mrs. Nicholas And srson
OF this city. His wife was Miss Isabel Per-
kins Of Boston.
Mr. Guy Norman OF Boston is another
Harvard man ard college friend Of the
bridegroom. His wife was Miss Palfrey of
Salem. Mass
Mr.. Francis r. Bangs is a Boston alder
man. also Of Harvard. whose wife was Mss
Anne anderson of Boston.
Mr. Frederick Winthrop of New York
also Of Harvard and IS Of the same class
as tire bridegroom
NiscouHt Charles de Cnarnbrun, brother
OF Count Adelbert de Chambrun. husband
OF Mr. LOngworth's sister.
Theodore Roosevelt. jr.. eldest son OF the
President and Mrs. Roosevelt.
Military and Naval Aids.
The military and naval aids who assisted
al the wedding were: Col. C. S Bromweu,
L. S. A.; Lieut.. Commander a. L. Key. U.
S. n. Mai. Charles L. MeCawley, u S. NJ.
c.; Capt. a. + Harding L. S. NJ. c.; Capt
Guy Y. Henry, Z. S. A.; Capt. Dan r.
Moore. L. $. A.; Capt. F.tzhugh Lee. jr.,
L. 5. A.; Lieut. L. s. Grant 3D. U. S A;
Lieut. P. Il. Sheridan, L. S. A; Lieut.
Chauncey Shackford. L. S. N; Ensign
Adolphus Andrews. L. 6. N; Capt. Spencer
Cosby L. s. A; Capt a. ". Butt, &. S. A;
Lieut. J. II. Poole, IT, s. A.
IN VITED TO WEDDING