The Washington times., 1915-06-18

II. Baden took place at o'clock Wed
Ppssdsy evening at the Rsms Of the
northeast: Only members Of the fam
lily attended the ceremony. which was
pertormed BY the Rev Fathsr MeGoi, s(Il l.
BY her father and she wore a gown Of
white charmeuse. veilad in chantilly
is: laee: A, 4 Gag Of lace, lace held the :ong
lilies lilies Of asti the valley: Miss HarSi"t Haasn
was her maid OF honor and wore q
gown OF yellow taffeta with pink rose
buds. She carried bouquet OF Lady
man. a reception followed. after which
Mr.. and Mrs Baden left for a wedding
| trip. the latter wearing gown Of nat
ural pongee with a smart blue hat.
They will be at home after November l
at 1905 Huntington street. Chevy Chase.
The NJ. E. Church at Lay Hill. Md,
was the scene of a pretty wedding last
night, when Miss Margaret c: Boni-
FAINT became the bride OF DR.. Thomas
large company. The bride. who was
given in marriage by her brother. John
Bonfant, wore a handsome gown OF
white faille trimmed with point lace
and pearls and tulle veil caught to the
hair with a coronet of orange blossoms.
She carried a bouquet of Bride roses
and lilies Of the valley. Miss Mary
Peters. cousin of the bride. was the
lace with trimmings of pink rosebuds.
Her bouquet was Of Killarney roses.
Mr. Yates. Of this city, acted as best
man while the ushers were George Boni-
Candy. beautiful musical program
was rendered during the seating Of the
guests.
A reception at the home Of the bride
followed the ceremony. The house was
ella aborately decorated with palms and
spring flowers. Later in the evening
Mr.. and Mrs. Leibig left for an extended
Western trip
The bride is the daughter of the late
George Bonifant, a descendant of Sam
uel Bonifant. who served with honor in
the Revolutionary War. He was a son
of a French Hugenot, who was one OF
the early settlers In 100. since which
time the family have resided continu-
ously on the same farm.
The engagement of Miss Mary Corbin.
of Dayton. Ohio. niece OF the late Lieu
tenant General Corbin, Z. S. A, to Bar
ton Eddison. Of 1IvingtGn;on-Hudson.
cousin. Mrs. William Usher Parsons,
and the wedding will take place at her
home at Ardsley-on Hudson, N. Y, in
October.
A wedding Of interest to Washington
St. Pauls Church, Englewood, y. j..
when Miss Henrietta Leland Cofer.
daughter of DR.. Leland Cofer, assistant
surgeon general Of the United Staes
Public Health Service. Of Washington,
vas married to Donald Williams
Vousht. The ceremony was performed
by the Rev. Fleming James. The bride
is a niece Of the Misses Drake-Smith, Of
Englewood
The bride wore a gown Of white lace,
with an overdress of silk net. edged
with CRYSTALS and pearls. The square
court train was OF heavy silver. and her
veil, of white point applique, was held
| in place by a circlet Of orange blossoms.
She carried a shower bouquet of lilies
of the valley and her only ornament
was a diamond brooch, the gift of the
bridegroom
Miss Esther Cott was maid of honor.
| She was in pale lavender and shell pink,
| with a hat to match. The bridesmaid s
were the Miss Dorothy Schenck, Ellen
L. Cott, Alberta L. Peters, Ruth Miller,
Grace B. Rogers. and Marion Drake
Smith. They were in orchid-colored net
over deep purple chiffon, with large
chiffon picture hats. showing touches OF
the same orchid-colored scheme with
| long streamers of dark purple velvet
! ribbon. The attendants all carried large
| punches Of sweet peas.
Connor Huyler was best man. The
ushers were Wilder Gutterson. Edward
| Philip Barber and Samuel Hollis.
large reception followed at VAL
| mont, the home Of the Misses Drake
Smith. The bridal collation. was served
on tho piazza and lawn. The brides
table was placed under q canopy on the
lawn There waA dancing after the re-
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