The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-07
"CARDS ARE OUT.1
Some Fashionable Weddings Soon
to occur in Washington.


Cards are out for the marriage, on No
vember 9th, of one of our very pretty
girls, Miss Leila Ray, who returned in
August with her mother and sisters from
an eighteen months sojourn in Europe.
She will become the wife of Lieutenant
Qualtrough, United States Navy, in st.
Johns Episcopal Church, on Thursday
evening, November 9Th, at half-past
seven. A reception will be given by her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ross Ray, the
same evening, from 8 to IL. There are
to be nine bridesmaids chosen from the
friends whom the bride has known from
childhood. +,
Among them are the daughter of Com
modore Paulding, United States Navy;
the eldest daughter of Mr.. Carlile Pat
terson, United States Coast Survey; the
daughter of Major Slack, United States
Marine Corps; Admiral Porter's daugh-
ter, Surgeon General Barnes daughter,
the brides two sisters and Miss Dodge,
of Georgetown. Three of the gentlemen
will be the brides cousin, Mr.. Ray and
Messrs Slack and Busbee, United States
Navy. The latter will marry Admiral
Worden's daughter on November 10Th.
Miss Ray's wedding robe of rich white
satin is to be garnished with superb white
lace made expressly for her while she was
IN Europe.
A niece of ext Commissioner Bryan and
of Judge Wylie's wife-Miss Florence
Lothrop, one OF the most cultivated as
well as sell-pepossessing girls, who made
her debut here last winter-was married
last Tuesday, the 2sth inst, at her faith
er's country place, sixteen miles from
Chicago, to Mr.. Henry Field, of Field,
Letter & Co., of that city. The recep-
ton was held from half past to half past
7 p. H., at Elmhurst, and special train
conveyed the invited guests from Chicago
and returned with them.
Miss Cecilia Moulton, of Cincinnati,
the niece of General and Secretary Sher-
man, has yielded to her fathers persua-
sions 10 postpone her marriage to Lieu
tenant Rockwell, U. S. A., which she had
fixed for this autumn. Colonel Moul.on
thought his daughter too young and in
experienced (she came into society last
winter only to undertake the life of a
soldiers wife, but has no objection to her
marriage with the gentleman named
when she is older.
Among Mrs. Don Cameron's brides.
maids was Miss Senter, of Cleveland,
Ohio, who has recently returned bride
from a journey to Europe, whittier she
went with the members of her own fam
lily, not expecting to be married unit
her return; but her betrothed followed
her and succeeded in winning her moth
er's consent to their marriage abroad anc
brought his wife home with him. Thei
friends have received the following notice
of their wedding, engraved ON fine invi
tation paper:
Mrs George B. Senter announces thu
marriage of her daughter, Cornelia, will
Willis U. Masters, St. Georges Church
Hanover Square, London, September II
1879"
Mr.. and Mrs. Masters are now in Cleve
land, Ohio.
! Miss Ellie Sherman daughter of tn
General) and Lieut.. Thackera, Unite'
States Navy, have fixed no date yet TO
their marriage. Misses Ellie and Rache
Sherman will accompany their father t
Chicago to the meeting of the Army Q
the Tennessee, but will return here il
time to attend that of the Army Of th
Cumberland, few days later.