The Washington times., 1906-06-21
Miss Maud Merrell Moore
Becomes Bride of Cleve-
lander at a Brilliant
Home Wedding.

At the home OF her sister and brother
inlay, Mr.. and Mrs. William +. Rob
erts. 1913 Kenyon street northwest. Miss
Maud Merreu Moore was married last
night 10 Hal ShuIl Hurlbut, Of Cleve-
land. Ohio. The wedding. which was a
very quiet affair attended only by rela-
tlYes, was nevertheless one Of the pref
TEST home weddings Of the season
Rev. DR.. John Van Schaiclx. OF the
Universalist Church. performed the
ceremony. The bridal party -tood in
the drawing room, which was ntily
decorated In palms and cut flowers.
Miss Moore was attended by her niece,
Miss Edna Roberts. and a niece Of the
bridegroom. Miss Louise Hurlbut The
bridesmaids wore charmingIy girlish
white frocks and carried big shower
bouquets OF pink sweet peas
The bride, who IS a very handsome
woman. wore becoming bridal gown
Of white silk crepe elaborately trimmed
with point lace and carried a shower OF
Bride roses. Mrs. Mary Moore. mother
OF the bride, gave her daughter in mar
riage. Mr. Hurlbut had as his best man
Willard Moore, brother of the bride.
Immediately after the ceremony a re-
ception was held until 10 o'clock. Later
in the evening Mr.. and Mrs. Hurlhut
conclusion Of which they Will reside in
Cleveland.
Mrs HurIbut's travelling costume was
a becoming sage green eton suit and a
green hat
At the home Of her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Dierken, ~ l street north
west, at 5 O'Clock last evening Miss
Minnie c. Dierken was married to G.
F. Jacobsen. The house was prettily
decorated in green and white and the
ceremony took place in the bay window
Of the drawing room.
Rev. Father Francis T. Mccarthy, of
St Aloysius' Church, performed the
ceremony
Miss Jennie NJ. Dlerken. sister Of the
bride. was the maid OF honor. She wore
a pretty gown OF white crepe de chine
and carried a shower Of white sweet
peas
William SippIe. of Baltimore. was best
man for Mr.. Jacobsen
The maid OF honor preceded the bride
20 the altar. where. Mr.. Jacobsen and
his best man met them Miss Dierken
entered the drawing room with her
father. who gave her away, and wore Il
bridal costume OF white princess lace
over taffete and chiffon Her long tuIle
veil fell 20 the hem OF the train and
was fastened with lilies Of the valley
The bridal bouquet was q shower Of
lilies Of the valley.
A reception, attended only by the
relatives OF the family. followed the
ceremony. When Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob
sen left FOR their wedding trip the
bride wore n travelling costume OF dark
blue SILK and a becoming blue hat
Upon their return Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob
sen viii reside in Washington
Mrs. RooseveIt's sister. Miss Carow.
is the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Launt Palmer. at their summer home.
Applicable. Albany. n. Y.
Mrs. Alexander Legare has sufficient
" recovered from a prolonged illness
TO accompany Mr.. Legare to York
Harbor. Ne. for which place they start
Sunday 10 spend the summer
Representative and Mrs. Edwin Q.
Burleigh, with the latters sister, Mrs
Martin. have gone TO Atlantic City. and
are staying at the -Blen-
helm.
Mrs. Burleigh. who has been seriously
i'll for some time. is very much better.
Miss GreeIy. who IS in San Francisco
with General Greely. having Joined him
there early in May. expects TO come
East IN August Miss Rose Greely is
now visiting her sister. Mrs. John Law
renee Adams. al East Hampton. Mass.
Miss Millard leaves Washington Sat
urday for Nebraska. where she will
spend the summer.
EX-SeCretaTy of the Navy and Mrs
Paul Morton and Miss Morton sailed
from New York today on board the
Kaiserin Auguste Victoria for Ham
burg. and will spend the season in Eu-
rope. Miss Morton. IL is said. will be
presented at court
Miss Josephine Boardman completed
her visit at Dalton. with Senator
Cranes family. and yesterday returned
70 Manchester. accompanied by Senator
Crane