Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-18
conital Soon to be Deserted by
.se Visitors for a Long
Vacation.
:. Morsels of Gossip Furnished by
-. ,he Recent Weddings of Dis
tinguished People.
tar Tabor Wants the Company of
senator Davis on His Western
Wedding Tour.
/. latter Prefers His Wife's Society
a That of the Divorced
Groom apd Bride.
LGlohe.psmocrnt Let,er.l

Washington, ID. u, March ll.-Al-
,rh hundred representatives and
~s senators are yet here, notes of
" departure are being heard, and |
wins storm having passed with
harming any one, n few weeks |
4, dnd the city deserted for the long
fafou. The president goes this /
n 10 Fortress Monroe, making the I
In the Dispatch and remaining on
Xii during the time that he will |
mi at that great spring resort. The |
Hyqeia Hotel there is rapidly fill
m. and invalids and pleasure !
hers sun themselves on the grass
erred porches, and enliven the fort !
sunds with crowds of promenaders. |
epring months are gradually
Inc a larger and more fashionable
Ison there each year, and with. the
m of the president the rush will be
greatest during the last weeks of
rch. The fashionables from New
* and the north have long made il
eyorite resting place on their way
kth. until it has now become the
{ablished meeting place during the
sh spring months. For time the
Bsident thought of going to Florida,
finally decided in favor of Fortress
bnroe as being nearer to the capital,
offering sufficient advantages in
way of climate, fresh air and quiet.
Nv number OF Washington's great
IN will make journeys to the Pacific
st this summer, and the tide
ravel in that direction promises to
sufficiently great without the added
busand and more of tourists that
go with the Raymond, Cook and
innings excursions and the grand
Inv of Knights Templar that go to
III encampment at San Francisco in
|B1e. Mexico and Manitoba seem to
er attractions to many others, and
lpe parties are being made up for
|vel in Europe. The old world offers
Inv special affairs for the enjoyment
*ight-seers this year, and with the
POSITIONS at Cork, London, Amster-
: n. Munich, Zurich and other places
&thecontinent, the wandering Amer
his will be well instructed upon the
bgress and industries of the OLD
BntrieS.
DR.. Morgan DiX's sermons, or Len
! discourses, have not aroused quite
&h n storm here as in his own city,
his remarks on the divorce ques-
h applied with special meaning to
lent events happening around this
n. The Tabor, Hutchins and
rague weddings have given the gos-
something to talk about over
kir tea, and caused the preachers to
AN at prominent and flagrant eX-
pies. scarcely to be equaled in Chi
10 or Indiana. The Tabor wedding
5 almost a roaring farce, and rather
burlesuue upon conventional and
hionable wedding customs, and
ice the priest who performed the
Remony has sent back the fee OF
no. and informed the couple
at i'm the eye of the church
ere is no marriage, the ease has been
smissed from common talk. 1t is
mored that Senator Tabor approach
David Davis and suggested thai
lev and their brides should take !
In to California together in specla
IN, all the expenses to be assumed DS
be Colorado bonanza. 1t is needless
say that Judge Davis declined tn
Dspitality and company OF the Oh
breed bride and bridegroom. StilsoI
Lutchins. who was divorced from hi
! life last September, in order that n
night marry younger and NOR
charming woman, had his wedding Of
4 Tuesday night, and by the time pee
4 De read the brief notice in the paper
h the following day, the bride an
room were sailing out 9
few York harbor, bound on thei
fedding journey to Europe. Th
vcdding was talked of as about
occur before the holidays, but som
OPPOSITION on the part OF the lady
amily delayed matters until TN
broom had passed six months oil leg'
fidowerhood. Mrs. Hutchings nun
Yer one resides at her old home,
4acOnia. N. H., with her children
sum of $40 900, according to some r.
ports, and $4,000 according to other
having settled upon her at the time
he divorce. Mr.. Hutehins has bee
building large and handsome res
fence here on Massachusetts, avenu
bdjoining Senator WINDOWS spacio,
and well-known house. The Hutci
Ms mansion is under roof, but VIII u
be completed until fall, when the oWl
b returns from his foreie
our and prepares 70 .
PUPPY it. His bride was Miss =
rita Brady, "A half sister OF the wido
cf b. b. French, who has resided ne
na beautiful home in Capitol hin ]
many wears. Miss Brady's fathei w
Irish, and her mother n beautilul q
ole of the West Indies. The moth
left to this daughter some properly
one of those islands of earthquak
and revolutions but in some upfisil
OH the natives the greaterpart OF II "
destroyed and made way with. tol
long time Miss Brady has held q ciei
ship in the treasury department, 4
night up at one time to try Journals
nut returning TO the government :
vice after that venture. she Is a hrlili,
eonversationalis and woman OF y
intellect and ready wit, and aithou
not beautiful, possessed OF wonue,,
fascination. She was born Cathol
and until within the last rev, We
was a devoted member of the chur
Having imbibed liberal principles
san advanced free thinker, anu
marriage ceremony was perloriiieu
ayeung Unitarian minister. a IA
party Of friends were invited III
mally TO the wedding, and at the II
al request and personal WISH Vi
hntchins to the newspaper onices
hention of the marriage beiofehi
vas kept out of the city papers. /.
The Snravue wedding was anot