The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-10-22
Couples Wed Together.

St Marks Episcopal Church was the
scene last evening OF the drsJ double
wedding ceremony aver performed there
when Miss Caroline Plant Hyatt.
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. William
EOWsOn. became the bride OF Benjamin
A BOWleS, and Miss Maude Darlington
6oWies, dau!ghter OF Mr. and Mrs,
William CalluTn BOwles, was married
70 Clement Barber. son OF Mrs F. -
Barber.
The Rev J. H. Dels was the ofhciat-
fully adorned win autumn foliage.
white cosmos. hrysauthemUms, and
palms.
The bridal procession was led by the
six ushers. TWO bridesmaids. marrOn
and maid Of honor, and the little ring
bearer. the brides following. meeting
the brldegrOOmS and their best men al
the altar.
was given In marriage By her brother.
William HYATT In the absence OF her
L&lle- ~ Panama. she wore q DeauLI-
ful gown of liberty satin. made empire
With a long JTaII. The bodice was
trimmed with baby Irish lace and silk
tasSels, and the long IulIe veil was held
IN place with clusters OF lilies OF the
valley The bridal bouquet was a clus-
Ter OF large white chrysaEthemUms-
Miss JUcsOu Hyatt. sister OF the bride
u as the maIC or honor She wore a
DAINTY gown Of pink mOusSeliue-
trimmed with pink satin and duchess
lace. and carried a cluster OF pink
clrysaltlemums tied with pink ribbon
MISS MAJ! luna NoFeSr who acted as
bridesmaid, wore gown Of white or
sail-t MADE empire over yellow. and
carried large yellow chrysaurhemume
tied with yellow ribbon
Little Miss Elizabeth Turner. who
wore s. dainty frocA OF white net and
. lace with pink satin slippers and pink
ribDons IN her hair. carried the rings
IN q silver tray
Norman : B5wIes was the best man
and the uSlers We're Charles W. Hum
mer. j. Clinton GladfeIJer, and Walter
Z Kelley
Miss B0wles. Who was given in mar
rage by her Drotler-in-laW Calvin Gil
, iett Irlbby. wore a handsome gown
OF white meSsaIue satin made empire
With long train, and trimmed with
SILK applique and seed pearl embroidery
ana pearl ornaments Her long rulIa
vel was caught with a wreath OF orange
Z blossoms, and she carried a bouquet OF
white chrySauthemums.
Mrs Irioby, who was her sisters ma
iron OF nOnOr. wore white organize over
p.uk SILK and carried cluster Of pink
t-llF6anlhellunS tied with pink ribbon.
MIS- Pearl C.aSkIns. who was rhe
bridesmaid Wore n pretty white organ
die dress. made empire over yellow and
! carried a bouquet OF large yellow chrys-
{ s-llllleLlluE1S lied with yellow ribbon
samuel A. GCOdacre. brOtheI-iD-laW OF
the bridegroom. was the best man. and
the uSherS were Robert Pollard. Vii
nam tkltntruS. and tLarleS LulOTST-
A reception for the bridal party and
relatives IN the home Of AIr. and Mrs
BOWleS. In the WaEaT apartment. fol
lowed the ceremony The parlOrs were
beautifully decorated with autumn
leaves. palms, and white cosmos. and
the dining room was adorned with ouau-
titles OF palms, ems. and pink roses
A buffet supper Eas served
Later in the evening Mr.. and Mrs.
Bowles and Mr.. and Mrs. Barber left
! for their wedding trips Mrs BOWIes
wore 81 r~avelinS suit of peacock blue
brOaGcloth with hat Of cOIored silk Of
the same shade trimmed with golden
/ brown plumes- Mrs Barber wore a be
| coming suit OF London smoke serge
and "A smaI hat Of the same shade.
[ trimmed with gray pIumes and cut steel
ornaments
Upon their return TO Washington Mr..
( and Mrs Bowles viii reside at the
f.. W2gar Tor several weeks before taking
possession Of the apartment IN the
Northampton now occupied by Mrs
HoWSon, who win then Join her hus-
. band IN Panamz- Nr- and Mrs. Barber
viii reside at 1.2 {. street southeast