The Washington times., 1906-06-10

troits James Marion Buchanan, OF Tren-
ton. N J.. brother Of the bridegroom,
and Lieut. Lawrence Parker Butler.
from Fort Omaha. Neb.
The bride wore an exquisite gown OF
white satin made Empire style, with
point lace. and she wore q tulle veil,
and carried lilies of the valley.
A wedding breakfast for the bridal
party was served at the home OF Cen
eral Butler, 1890 Calvert street. follow
ing the church ceremony. and late in
the afternoon Mr. and Mrs Buchanan
started upon q wedding journey. Theia
future home will be in Trenton, n. J.
Miss Ruth Gibson, who is to be mar
ried during the coming week 10 Lieut..
William Theodore Tarrant.> u. S. Navy,
in st. Bartholomew Church, New York
city. will be attended by her three sis
ters, Mrs. Richard Butler Glasnzer. Miss
Marion Gibson. and Miss Kate Gibson.
and by Miss Persons. Lieutenant Tar
rants best man Will be Ensign Lindsay
Kensley Lacy. and the ushers are TO
be Lieut.. Com. Robert L. Russell. Cap
tain Campbell. United States Marine
Corps; Ensign Rufus FairchiId Zog-
baum. jr.; Midshipman Albert Thomas
Church and Midshipman HaIbrook Glib
son.
The ceremony will be followed by a
small reception for relatives and a few
intimate friends at the home of the
brides parents. Rear Admiral and Mrs.
William c. Gibson. 1412 Pacific street.
Miss Adele Cults Williams. daughter Of
the late Gen. and Mrs. Robert Williams.
and sister of Lieut.. Com Philip VIII
liams. United States Navy. and Dr.
Benjamin Van Doren Hedges were mar
ried at Chicago. Ill. on June 6. The mar
riage took place at the home Of the
brides sister. Mrs. Walter Farweu. at
90 Pearson street, Chicago, the Rev.
James Freeman performing the cere-
mony. The bride was given away by
Lieutenant Commander Williams. DR..
and Mrs. Hedges Will make their home
In Plainfeld. n. J.
The bride is one of several beautiful
girls. all OF whom reigned as bellies in
Washington society.
An unusually attractive home wedding
took place Thursday night at the resi-
dence OF Mr.. and Mrs. Edmund z. Nalle.
1913 Nineteentha street northwest, when
their daughter. Miss Sadie Fsrish Male,
and Lieut. Rowland Beverly Ellis, OF
the Fourteenth Cavalry, u. ). a, were
married.
Yellow blossoms. palms. ferns. and
flags were arranged throughout the
lower floor of the house, making an ap-
propriate setting for the marriage Of a
cavaIryman.
Only the relatives and the very closest
friends Of the bride and groom wit
messed the ceremony. which was per-
formed by the Rev. Dr. Herbert Scott
Smith, rector Of ST. Margaret's.
The bride entered the drawing room
with her father. who gave her in mar
riage and passed TO the floral altar
erected in the bay window. through an
aisle formed OF ribbons held by Lieut.
James Goethe, Lieut.. Matt c. Bristol.
Lieut.. L. l. Dietrich. and Lieut. Harry
S. Berry. all of the Thirteenth Cavalry
Lieutenant Ellis met his bride at the
altar with his best man. Lieut. Com.
Newton Alexander McAully, L. S. N.
also wearing their uniforms.
Miss Nalle was attended by Mrs. Cary
Nalle, as matron OF honor, who wore a
graceful costume of corn-colored lace.
and carried a large bouquet u yellow
roses
The bridesmaids were Miss Mary Hart
Nalle. Miss Cornelia Summervile, Miss
Norma Cave. Miss Susie Robertson. and
Miss Lucy Robertson. They made a
most attractive group in becoming
frocks of white batiste trimTny1 with
yellow ribbons and lace, and carrying
yellow daisies.
Miss Katherine Armitage Hoge. OF
Staunton. Va. received the guests as
they arrived Miss Hoge was becoming