Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-10-31
A Wedding Day.

MARRIAGES WHICH TOOK PLACE LAST EVENING
DR.. A. III. Wilmer, OF St Elizabeth, and Miss
Roberta X. Stone We're married at Ascension
church by Rev. DR.. Elliott last evening" The
groom and his best man, DR.. j. NJ. Stack, met the
bridal corte2e at the chanceL The ushers were
Messrs. Workman and W. L. Stone, OF Richmond
and Harry Brainard and Dr. 7. Richie Stone, OF
this city. The bridesmaids were Misses Annie
Garrett, daughter OF Dr. A. Y p GARRETT: Bessie
stone, STEER OF the bride; Imogene Scott OF Rich
mond. cousin OF the tride, and Miss Mary p.
The bride was given away by her brother, Mr.
George Stone. DR.. and Mrs. Wilmer left on the
1910 train for extended tour north.
Mr.. Henry Sergeant LOwber, OF PHILADELPHIA and
Miss Charlotte Blocker LanSdale, daughter OF Medi-
cal Director Lansdale, U. S. n, were married at
Ascension church yesterday afternoon, Rev. Dr..
Elliott officiating. The bridesmaids were Miss
Ewing and Miss L3dd- The ushers were Messrs.
Charles Binney. Edward S. W. Farnham, H. r.
Webb and Edward Duval, OF PHILADELPHIA and
James E Hood and Samuel WEIGH, OF this city
Mr.. j. u. Sergeant, OF Philadelphia, acted as best
brides father, 1901 street northwest The couple
left last evening for their future home in German
town. Pa
Nj. Frank e. Bromley the artist, and Miss WILL
meme W. Peckham, niece OF Dr. Thomas F. Gibbs,
were married last evening at DR.. Gibbs house, 935
Rhode Island avenue Rev. DR.: Whittlesey OFF,
cIated. Miss Carrie Gibbs attended as bridesmaid,
and DR.. Paul Chambers as groOInSman. A recep-
ton followed the ceremony. The couple left last
night for their home in Chicago.
The home OF Judge Key, in West Washington,
was the scene OF happy wedding last evening,
the bride being Judge Keys niece, Miss Mary B.
Smith, and the groom Mr.. Henry Janin, of San
Francisco. CAL Only the intimate friends and rela-
t1yes OF the couple were present. Rev. Father
Kelly, pastor OF Trinity Catholic church, ofriciated
After the ceremony the bridal party left for New
York, intending TO sal for Europe next week
Mt. Roland Billings and Miss Matilda Kersey
We're married Yesterday afternoon at the residence
OF VT. ChaS. :. Boss, 1926 street, Rev. NV Camp
officiating. The couple left last evening for In
DIANA intending to return TO this city after short
Mr.. VIM II. Miller and Miss Mary L. Reisinger,
daughter Of Mr.. j. G. Reisinger, were married last
evening at the Reformed Lutheran church. Rev.
and j. H. Miller acted as best men. reception
was held after the ceremony at the residence OF
the brides parents.
Mr.. Philip H. Kraft and Miss Hattie NJ Foreman
were married last evening by Dr. DOmer, at the
parsonage OF St. Paul'S English Lutheran church
The couple left for a tour in the north.
Washington Markets - Retail Prices.
MEATs.-Beef, porter-house, 25c. per H.: slrioin,
2ic per To-; NIB roast 15a20c per H.; round roast
l2ka15c. per H.; chuck, 1Oal2hc. per H.; do
corned, salOc per 10; DO. dried, 25c. per h. do.
clipped. zoe. per To-; do tongue. 50a6Oc. each.
ton, 1sal5c. per To-; pork, 1aHal6c. per H. bacon
hams, Ice per h.; cut, 2Oa25c. per h.; shoulders
,laissc. per To-; cut; ls14a1oe per H. middung,
12al4c. per TO-; cut, 14al5c per To-; lard, 12ka14c
per H.
FEUr.-AppIes, sOa5Oc. per PIX; lemons. eoasoc.
per doZ: oranges, 40as5c dOz. bananas :,Oa4Oc pei
d.; pears, s1as2 per peck; grapes 1Oaa)c per h.;
chestnuts, 1Oal5c per qt;cranbarres l5a25c per ct
BUTTER AND Observation-Disclosures print. SIC per
lb; western creamery, 40a45c. per TO-; New York. 35a
4)c per H.; roll, a5asOc. per Ill., cheese, per
H.: eggs, SOC per doz.
Fish-Perch Cshite>, 25a4oc. per bunch: rock,
25a4Oc. per oh.; salmon, 35a5Oc per H.; cod fish
l2c per h. haddock, 10c per H. halibut 15a20c pei
To-; lobster, l5c. per lb.; sheephead, 20c per ID
taylers, 12Gc. per H.; salmon trout, 15c. per h.
white fish, 2oc per d. cat fish, 10c. per h. macke-
rel (Spanish), 25c. per b.; red snapper, l5c per
H.; blue fish, 124c. per H.; muscaonge, 15c per
h.: clans, 1oc. per dOz.; oysters, 15c.a:I per gal
VE6ETABLEs.-Beets. Base. per bunch; beans
60c per PIX; cabbage, 5a10c per head carrots Base
per bh eucuinberS new 25a50c. each; 81 80 per lOo
cymllns, lOa2c. per doz; lettuce, 5alOc. per head
caulifower, 15a3Dc onions, 30a50c per PIX; do
tspringo. Babe per bh-; potatoes, 25c. per PIX.
DO Sweep, iOc. per PIX; sQuashes, &c. per h.
peppers 2Oc per doz tomatoes 5Oa6Oc per pix; mint
sc. per bunch; egg plant. 5aI0c. each; corn a5a3Oc
per dozen; lima BEANS 2Ja3Oc per qt celery 5a1Oc
per bh; water cresS, 1Oc per bh spinach Soc per
PIX; red cabbage, 1oal5c. per hd Brussels sprouts
SO per PIX
observation-disclosures (old,. 75casl per pair: do.
Coungl, SOFAS 90; ducks, 75a$125; squads s. 5OaSa
| per dOZ
GAaE-Woodcock: s7as7x per doz duck (blue
wing, Il per pair: do (red head, 81 so per DR. do
canvas Dackl, $3.50 per pr: do (Maard 81 25 per
pr; DO (black head. 75c. per pr; do. (snaiD SOC
per pr; geese, sc. each; pheaSantS 81 81 per pair
snipe 81 per doz; rabbits, 25a3Oc. eacn; squirrels
i5a2oc each.