National Republican., 1878-05-01
GEORGETOWN NEWs.
n'cAnrSrY.cnAorN rurrrAls.

A brilliant wedding took plaos last evening at
Christ Church, Georgetown, In which the contract
ing parties wero Beutenapt Charles N. Mccartney,
u g. N, and Mis- Annette Foxhall Cragin. Of
Georgetown, daughter Of Dr. G. II. Cragn. Tho
church was tastcfully decorated with flowers and
eyergrcens The ushers were Messp. I. Whiting.
ton. L. Chow. F. Dodge, J. Stevenson, II. X. Coffey.
Prior TO the entrance Of the bridal party tho or
gani.t, Mr.. Charles McCartee, played an overture
by Bsriii. The Sridesmsids were Nlrcs Filth L.
Crugr, Emmi wood, Lde Addison, Emma Wals-
worth. Lille Van Ness. aud Alice Osborn. Tho
illusion, trimmed with lilies Of the valley and
handsomely corded frinye. The bridesmaids were
dressed uniformly in white tarla,an, trimmed with
white silk aud morning gloricS. The groomsmcn
were attired In full naval uniform.
The groomsmen wero Lieutenant stevens, who
acted Is best man; Lieutenant, Brown, Master sar.
gent, Master slock Lieutenant Burnett, and Master
the arm Of her father, she was received BY the
groom, who presented her to the Rev. J. A. Nc.
land, agr,uid.uncle of the bride.
Al the eniree tho music Of the bridal march
from "Iohengrln" llled the church. The audi
ence arose and stood during the performance Of the
ceremony, and the orsanist rendered the "Trnu'
mcrei" Upon the conclusion Of the ceremony the
groom escorted the bride. accompanied by the
bridesmaids to the residence Of her parents. where
grand reception was held In the beautifully dec
| GRATED parlofS.
Among the numerous guests were Misses Mackali
Snyder. Myers Wallace, Dodge, Rittenhuuse, File
browne. Osborn, Ayord Key, Lockwood. pelouze,
Christie Mackail Riley, Davis. and Elca,on, Gen
eral and Mrs Alyori, General and Miss sherman
Mr.. and Mrs. 7, G. Cox, Colonel and Mr.: Hoillngs
worth. Mrs. William Laird Rev. Albert Stuart, Rev
Dr. McKenney, Captain and Mrs. Gardner Com
mandsr and Ars. Wood Captain aud Mrs; gr'ham
Colonel Ci i jones'. Miss Miss Herr, Cen General and Mrs
Thomas, Colonel and Mr.. Montgomery
MeSsrs. Charles Dodge. Wilcox, Addlson;. spIrgg
bury. Miss Earle. Mis- Dougal, Miss Miller, Mis-
PaIlding, Mrs, and Miss Pairo Dn Lindsay, Mr.
% Snf M & ss cS Of rGSsfEss Ms:i hss
whiting. Addison, Elliott, Jones, Bart. Mackall
Moshcr, narbarin Snyder, Stephenson, weleh
| Berry, Osborn, Lieutenant shaw, Nicholson, Dr
and Mrs. Wadsworth. Trcscob. Chew. and Miller.
| jN nine o'clock the bridal party departed 70
| Philadephia and as tho bride walked down TIL
ioned style with shower Of slippers. The presents
which were numerous and costly, were Of rariou
descriptions.
pELL VALIANT WEDDING.
The marriage Of Miss Katie V. Bell, the hand
some AMI accomplished daughter OF Captain vii
liam T. Bell, and Mr.. Theodore q. Valiant too
place yesterday at the residence OF the brides pa
forme.l by Rev. Mr.. Murray. Of the NJ. p. Church
and the affair was quite private. The couple lei
ON a wedding tour TO the North by la:e train.
GRAIN ARRIVALS.
By cdndi-Buat LOudoun, with 90 bushels c
wheat: aud boat Medley. with 100 bushels G
wheat to II. NJ. Talbot The boat Medley ais
brought l,ljD bushels Of wheat and 1900 bushels {
c1In 10 T. u. Hartley and 80 bushels Of wheat b
the boa! l0udOun was also consigned u T. d. Har
ley. Th2 boot Hattie and Bessie also arrived yc'
torday with 800 bushels Of wheat to u. d. Harley
GEORGETOWN PARAGRAPHS
". Bunnell, Baltimore Nd. and 7. Carpente
Virginia, are among the guests at tho West Eli
Hotel.
The marriage Of Mr.. =. T. Hail. Of Baltimore, All
Miss Mary L. Weaver OF Georgetown. was eel,
brated last evening, at the residence Of the bride
parents, on High street. At the conclusion Of III
ceremony the ucwly-wedded pair started On All o,
tended bridal tour to the North.