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FROM THE ARCHIVEApr 27, 1906·Washington, District of Columbia

COUNTESS AS BRIDESMAID IN COURT

Scanned from The Washington Times, Apr 27, 1906
COUNTESS AS BRIDESMAID IN COURT
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COUNTESS IN COURT 1S A BRDESHAD Wife of Count de la Ches naye Attends Odd Ceremony J e MRS AMY MOENCH A WEDS Haste to Make Bridal Trip to San Francisco Reason for Unusual Ceremony A RS d m ee B NEW YORK April 2In chambers of Jefferson Market court the Countess de La Chesnaye oF this city late of Paris was bridesmaid at the wedding of. Mrs Amy Hazard Moench of Elmira N Y and Charies Irving Scott a man ufacturer of automobiles of this city P IR SAR A trary. The reason for a police court cere mony was explained in one wordhaste. The bridal couple were in a hurry to 8ct away to see what the earthquake did to San Francisco A noon train from the West brought the bride and a train from Philadelphia carried Mme Roland A Bowers of the Quaker City.

The bride and her two bridesmaids all Young women were stylishly attired La A ook 5 RE A Beautiful Bridesmaid. Mrs Moench the bride wore a black silk dress a black strav hat with an immense black plume white gloves and carried a large bunch of violets. The Countess de La Chesnaye one.

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