Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-07
Orange Blossoms.

FIVE COUPLES ENTER THE HOLY STATE OF
MATRIMoNY.
A large and fashionable assemblape at St
Johns church last evening witnessed the mar
riage OF Miss Julia E. Palmer, daughter OF Gen.
Innis N. Palmer, U. s. A., to Lieut.. Frank L..
Denny. OF the marine corps. The groom's best
man was Lieut.. S. Z. Lemly, and the ushers
were Lieuts. Z. g. Bradbury, w. c. Cowles. W.
M. Irwin and Surgeon Deane. Rev. Dr. Leon
an Officiated. The bride wore a Iow-neck.sd
white satin robe, with trimmings or crystal
lace. reception was held at the residence OF
the n orides h,s parents tH,,s after the ceremony.
Garden Presbyterian church, in PhiIadelpuia'
anu SON Ot hev. David Wills, chaplain. U. IS. Az
Was married yesterday. in sonervilie, N. j., 70
Miss Eloise Baker. daughter OF samuel Baker.
esq. The officiating ciergymen were the bridt.
groom's iather and Rev. W. w. McNair uncle
.! the bride. The brutal pair lett Immediately
after the ceremony IOr This city, where the
bridegroom has many friends.
st. PauPs Episcopal church, on 23d street.
Miss Irene Hunter Jones, u granddanrhiss ot M
the late William Hunter, Second Assistant
Secretary Of State, and Mr.. Chauncey Chiids
y Bestor, OF Riggs 4 Co., to witness their mar.
riage. Rev. DR.. Lindsay, vi st. johns church.
Tn Mest Wasnlngton, performed the ceremony.
Inc bridesmaids were the two sisters OF tie
bride: Mr.. Norman Bestor was best man
Mrs. William r. Stansbury, the brides ami
the residence OF the brides parents after
which the bridal couple lett ON the evening
tram ior !. their new home in Kansas.
married to Miss Fannie Anderson at The Eomn.
dry NJ. +. churcn last evening The crra,nrnx .
was wa. performed Dy Rev. DR.. Green, of Calvary
Mr.. Giles 5, kafter, OF Holton, Kan. nm as
sistant examiner In the Patent office. and Miss
Mary =; aagnes; oi this city, were married ut
Glesy. Mr.. Y. w. Hutchison, oi Aiatne. Kan.
acted as best man, and DIR. Dunn and Messrs.
tsea0' nixon ana fiatners were the usherS The
ne ~ married couple lett Tor boston and iii.
agara Falls on the IL p. m. train. They wsra
the recipients Of many presents. -"
Secretary Msnniur I'm New Yorn.
he DOES NOT LOOK LIKE SICK NAN Ann n
RECOVERING RAPIDLY
The New York Herald to-day SAYS: Secretarv
Manning does not look like a sick man whsr
Herald reporter waited upon him last aven.
ing at the Filth Avenue hotel the Secretary OF
the Treasury entered the parlor win a sli,ht
limp, as though his left leg was somewhat sfin.
But this was the only outward and vtsih,a ~.
minder that the Secretary only n faw n,nrths
ago bad been stricken down with an iiiness -,
severe that his LIE was despaire0 OI His 6ace
clear, his manner alert and he Was 3n .o,d n,d
spirits. II he lost much fesh durin0 his ilicese
ne had apparently regained II ali. for he was
hiny as s.oot a Wnen the reporter had last seen
!, When me reporter inquired as to hi. health.
aud improvina ssn iI the ,i. nm great deal better
"How long will IL be before you resume active
work at the head Of the Treasury depaftrner,sss
MT. Manning seemed 10 consider = mofnent
before replying. -. s..
ION. have no fixed program as 10 that. - S. q
health?'S r-@ ~so4A 49, Ss's1s
Yes It will depend upon circumstancesp
Az the motel II is understood that Mr. Man.
ming and his Iamil;- will remain q week t,esors
returning 10 " x>hington. Quite nuI,ber AZ
gOliticians and ofi1ciais sent up thair Snrds q
visitors. sss sseSs = :"