The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-06-01
Mss Warn
Is Wedded
AnaadDaasaes

One Of the prettiest of the June we'd
dings was the daisy" wedding this
afternoon Of Miss Abby Baker Warn,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert S.
Warn, formerly of Fort Scott, Kans.,
now of Washington, TO Lloyd Stanley
Tenry. son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Delos Ten
ny. Of Hilton. n. Y
The ceremony was performed at 3
O'Clock in the home of the brides par
ents, 912 Rhode Island avenue. by the
Rev. Samuel II. Greene. pastor OF the
Calvary Baptist Church.
The house was tastefully decorated
with palms and yellow and white daisies,
white peonies and fragrant syringas.
The front drawing room was a mass Of
white peOnies and syTingas studded over
a background OF palms. IN the bay
window where the bride and bridegroom
stood fer the ceremony. was a bower OF
palms, in front of which was the I'M
provised altar. Similar decorations were
used throughout the other rooms on the
first floor the table being especially ef-
fective with the dainty colOrs. the ices.
bon-bons. favors, and candle shades all
being OF yellow and white
The brides only attendant was her
school friend, Miss Mabel Kent, niece
Of Judge Payson, Of Washington, and
the bridegrOcm's best man was Garrett
Smith, OF New York. Miss Allene VIII
lett, cousin OF the bride, who came
from Newport News for the OCCASION
played the Mendelssohn wedding march
FOR the entrance OF the bridal party
and a program Of soft music before the
ceremony. which included the popular
Hearts and Flowers
The bride. who entered with her faith
er wore a costume of japanese lace,
woven in a design OF marguerites. and
made over white chiHca and IaHela-
Her veil of tulle was held IN place with
"A wreath OF orange blossoms, and she
carried a dainty shower bouquet or Wnlte
sweet peas and maiden hair fern. Inc
maid of honor was effectively gowned
in white dotted swiss, trimmed with
lace. with which she wore a yellow satin
glrdle and yellow ribbon garniture.
She carried a bunch Of yellow mar
guerites ted with long yellow streamers
Miss Wniet. wore white silk mousseline.
trimmed with lace, with white saun
girdle ard white ribbons Her bouquet
was Of white marguerites- Inc EplsCO-
pal service was used.
The guests numbered only IelallNes
and out-nf-town friends and a few or
the brides most intimate friends IN the
city. After a wedding supper. the bride
and bridegroom VIII leave Tor a snort
wedding tour. the bride wearing talloI
gown Of pale gray chiffon wolfe made
over gray silk, with hat and coat 10
match. They will return and spend
some time here this summer, after which
they win do considerable travelling, be-
ginning next fall
Mr Tenny occupies responsible po-
sition under the Government. which will
take him away much Of the time next
season. The bride is a charming girl,
a graduate Of the Mckinley High school
Of two years ago. She entertained at
dinner last evening for her bridal party
and the most intimate friends and out
of-tOwn guests. Among the latter were
Mr.. and Mrs. DelOs Tenny. Of Hilton.
y. Y: parents Of the bridegroom: Miss
May Warn and Miss Marie Warn. OF
gainesville. Ohio: Morley Hitchcock. OF
Cleveland. Ohio: John Willett and Miss
Allene Willett and Miss Anna Manville.
of Newport News, Va. and Mrs =. H
Reade. OF Waycross, Ga