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i'utk ana win not re aDle to attend the funeral.AFTERNOON WEDDING.Miss Rush Marries William SpencerMurray.SpreUt Dupttteh to The Star.FHlUAl'KUPHlA. Pa.. September 23.—A wedding or unusual Interest will take place this afternoon at 4 o'clock at #,The Elms.'* Catskll! on-Hudson. the summer residence of Captain Richard Rush. United States navy, and Mrs. Rush, when their daughter. Ella Pay. will be married to Mr. William Spencer Murray of New Haven. Conn. The bride, although a resident of Washington. Is well known In this city. Mr. Murray la a son or Pay Director James D. Murray. Cnited Stales navy, of Annapolis. Md.. and Is electrical engineer of the New York. New Haven and Hartford Railroad Company.Both bride and bridegroom belong to families well known in American history, among the direct ancestors of the former being two signers of the Declaration of Independence. Ir. Benjamin Rush and Mr. Richard Stockton.The ceremony will he performed beneath a floral bower by Rt. Rev. Joseph P. Mc-Comas. rector of St. Ann s Church of An-napolls, a brother-in-law of the bridegroom, lie will be attended by his brother. Mr. James D. Murray. Jr.. of Pittsburg, as best man. The maid of honor will be Miss Charlotte R Murray, a sister of tho bridegroom. There will be no bridesmaid. Mr. and Mrs Murray will make their home In New Haven, Conn.
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Evening Star
Washington, Washington-DC, US
Sat, Sep 23, 1905
Page 12
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