The Evening critic., 1884-11-24
APPROACHING WEDDINGS.
Merry Marriage Bells soon 60 be
Rung,


Rung.
The posimen complain that tho wedding In.
vitations are as numerous ~ valentines on tho
day devoted to that important saint.
The events Of tho very near future commence
with tho Wedding tomorrow, at Epiphany
Church, OF Miss Henrietta West, OF Boston, tue
accomplished granddaughter OF Eiward
Everett, tp DR.. William Nicholson, ono OF the
most prominent and successful OF the younger
physicians OF this city.
The wedding takes place at a go =. M,
Biebop-eleci pnret Onlciatlng.
Mr.. Ciifrord Richardson viii act as best man
and the bridesmaids VIII be the Misses Nlchol-
sOr, the eisters OF tho groom; Miss Rebeccl
Dodge and Mics Dave, daughter Of Admiral
DAVE.
The ushers are Messrs. Herbert wadsworth,
OF Boston; Edward Brooke, OF Boston; VIII
fam II, Aslinwall, of New York, Charles
Campbell, Allen and Pickering Dodge, OF
Washington.
on Wednesday Mites Carrie Byram, daughter
Of Nr. James Il. Byram, will DO married t.
Dir. Aloysius orinltn, at her parents resi-
dence.
ON Thanksgiving evening there viii be- a
very pretty wedding at ST. pduis Z. T.. CHURCH,
Mites Lizzie Reyburn, daughter Of DR.. Rey-
burn, being married to Mr.. q. Herbert Stock
bridge, the well;hnown patent attorney
bridesmaids and four gentlemen friends OF the
groom as uehere. The bridal couple Will lake
a brief Northern tour aud upon their return
occupy the new residence on L street, near
Twenty frat, erected for and presented to
them by the brides father as wedding pres
ent.
Miss May Sherman Stevens, daughter
OF Rear Admiral stevens, will DO married
TO MIR. Robert Edmund Bradley, at 81. Johns
Episcopal Church, on saturday morning; at
IL 80. There VIII DO no reception, tho pair
taking an early train for the wod ding trip.
The wedding OF Mr.. Louis E-win Deall TO
Miss Hattie M. CLARK will take place on tho
evening Of December 4 next at Epiphany
Church. Blshop-elect Paret and tho Rev. MIR.
Grinlth Will onlciate. Mrs. Elizabeth Pearson
Patterson, daughter OF Mrs. Garlic Patterson,
OF this city, and Miss Hattie Perry, OF Sohtn-
port Conn.,, are to be the bridesmaids, while
Mesers. Andrew II. Allen, Walker Blaine, John
this city, and MIR. J. X. Ewing, OF Uniontown,
Pa, will be the ushers. Miss Clark and Mr..
Beall are well known In washington society.
The newly married pair Will mako u tour last
and South, returning to their house on NJ
street, near Nineteenth.
The marriage OF Ensign Augustus O. Almy,
U. 8. NJ, son Of Roar Admiral Almy, and Miss
Sue Coggswell Is announced for December 3,
at the residence of.the brides mother, Plaiu-
field, N. j. All OF his family here Will attend.
Lieutenant Almy's twin brother, Lieutenant
william Almy, OF the Army, will not be able to
leave his post at Fort LcBvenworth to be his
best man, but he is soon to wed Miss Mildred
sellers, or Philadelphia, the intimate friend OF
Mise Almy, and who has visited here at
various times. This last-named wedding Is
appointed for February. .
Dir. Stone, OF this city, will be married In tho
middle OF January TO Miss Leila whitney, OF
New York, whose mother has taken for the
season ex-Secretary WINDOWS house, corner OF
Massachusetts avenue and Sixteenth street.
Mre. Whitney and her daughters passed o por-
tion of last winter in Washington.