The Washington herald., 1908-06-16

Miss Enrol Cuthbert Brown, daughter
of MIR. and Mrs. George Whitfield Brown.
was married yesterday afternoon to
Lieut.. Charles Russell Train, u. S. N,
son of the late Rear Admiral Train.
The ceremony was performed in St
Thomas Church, at $780, by Rev. c.
Ernest Smith. rector. in the presence of
a large and distinguished company of
resident. Official. and army and navy
friends of the two families. The church
was effectively decorated with a graceful
arrangement of tall palms. spring foliage.
and white blossoms tall punches Of white
flowers marking the pews for the family.
The bride was attended by Mrs. Minna
Field Gibson, daughter of Mrs. Thomas
Nelson Page, as matron Of honor, and
Miss Pansy Bloomer, daughter OF Mrs.
S. L. Heap, as maid of honor. The best
man was Lieut.. Frank d. Berrien, u. S.
N, and the ushers were Lieut.. Chauncey
Shackford, L. S. N; Lieut.. Hugo Oster-
haus, u. 5. N; Lieut. Robert Berry, L.
S. N; Lieut. Thomas c. Hart, L. S. N;
Capt. Frank Evans, L. S. NJ. c.; Mr..
Cuthbert Brown. brother Of the bride.
and Mr.. Everett Tomlinson, cousin OF
the bride. ALI the officers wore full-dress
uniform. and the scene was a brilliant
one, the drenching rain not dampening
the spirits OF either bridal party or guests.
The bride entered the church with her
father, who gave her in marriage Her
gown was of heavy ivory satin, made
in semi-Greek fashion, the front. a
sort Of tunic. being Of old Venetian point
lace which belonged to her grandmother.
and which was carried over her shoul-
ders and formed in a point in the back.
guimpe Of the same lace finished the
top of the bodice, and the sleeves were
entirely of the lace, close fitting and
elbow length. and finished at the edge
with a frill Of the lace. Her tulle veil
was Eeld with a wreath Of orange bios
SONS, and she wore a diamond pin. an
heirloom, and pendant OF diamonds and
pearls, the gift Of the bridegroom Her
bouquet was a shower OF white orchids
and lilies OF the valley
Mrs Gibson and Miss Bloomer wore
similar gowns or white French mousse
line over yellow satin. made semi-emplre
and trimmed with Valenciennes lace
They wore yellow sashes edged with tiny
rufiies OF the lace, and carried yellow
daisies. Their hats were picture ones
Of white chip. with garlands OF yellow
roses Of the most natural type
A small reception followed the ceremony
in the nome OF the brides parents, 1910
Connecticut avenue. Although the rain
did not spoil the happiness OF the oc-
casiOn, IL did necessitate a change OF
plans as 10 the serving OF the wedding
supper, for the tables had been laid In
the garden, and were hurriedly taken in
doors and quite as prettily decorated.
The brides table. which was a round one
of generous proportions, was decorated
with the roses and sweet peas sent her
by Mrs. Roosevelt from the White House
gardens. Pink and yellow blossoms were
both used IN the house decorations. Only
the relatives and most intimate friends
of the two families were asked 10 the
house. The bride had at her table the
members OF the wedding party and some
of her and Lieut.. Trains most intimate
friends, including Miss Eleanor Terry.
Miss Anna Cockrell. and Miss Isabel
Hagner.
Mrs Brown. mother Of the bride. wore
a gown OF ashes Of roses chiffon, with
crush roses in the pattern. trimmed with
duchesse lace. Mrs. Train, mother OF the
bridegroom. wore a gown Of rich black
satin and chiffon. and Of his sisters, Mrs.
Myron W Whitney. OF Boston. a bride
OF last spring, wore white French nous
seline trimmed with lace and Mrs
Augustus Hand. OF Brooklyn. wore white
crepe de chine. with a white hat
After the reception the bride and bride
groom left for a tour. which will end in
Philadelphia, where Lieut.. Train is as
signed TO the League Island Navy Yard
They have taken a house at Ardmore
Pa
Among the many superb gifts sent dur
ing the past few weeks TO the bride were
a handsome silver salad bowl. with fork
and knife, from the Vice President and
Mrs. Fairbanks: a silver service OF
japanese make from the bridegroom
silver after-dinner coffee service and q
painting done by himself, and a silver cof-
| fee urn and salver. from the brides broth
er. Mr. Cuthbert Brown; a case Of fiat
silver from the bridegroom's mother; &
| diamond brooch, set so as 10 be used also
as a pendant which had been her grand.
mothers, from the brides mother; sill
yer platter and several large dishes e
match, from the brides uncle Dr. Cuth,
bert: several silver platters, from tn,
| bridegroom SlSltrSs MIS-. w nlLneY dnC
Mrs Hand; silver salad and Other
bowls from the br!degroom's aunts
large silver punch bowl from
Mrs. David HilE Of Colorado; golC
card case. Mrs. Thomas Nelson Page
/ silver oyster forks. Senator Bacon; sil
yer pitcher. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles J
! Bell; silver tea kettle, in repousse work
Mrs. John L. Moorhead; silver toilet set
/ for the bureau. Miss Bloomer; and OF al
the gifts probably the most interesting
one was the coat OF arms Of the Cuthber
/ family. of which the bride is a descendant
given her by Dr. and Mrs. J. G. B. Bul
/ lock. It is Of heavy brass. in a velve
case, and inscribed From DR.. and Mrs
| j. G. B. Bullock TO Enrol Cuthbert Brown
lineal descendant of the Cuthberts. baron,
OF Castle Hill. Scotland, and through III,
Cuthberts, the ancient family of Hay, o.
/ Enrol, the Lords Fraser, and King Ed
ward III. OF England"
| Other gifts included fans. necklaces o.
| Jewels a jeweled bar pin, silver cande
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