The Washington critic., 1886-11-11
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Lieutenant l.. l.. Reamey was married
last night at the Church of the Holy Spirit,
New York city, to Miss Mary Roget
Brewster, daughter Of Mr.. VIM. Cullen
Brewster, There were SIX ishers and six
bridesmaids and most fashionable gather
ing. Lieutenant Reamey's father, Captain
d. X. l.. Reamey of Holidaysburg, Pa, was
present with his daughters. The BRIDES
mother was escorted by her nephew, Lieu
tenant Alfred Fuller, aud wore amber brown
velvet with long court train and family
jewels. The ushers We're Messrs. Adriauce,
Wales, Taller and Oliphaut Lieutenants
Cowles, Macy, Lumley, lIunker and Boyd
Of the navy. The bridesmaids were Miss
Agnes Moen, Miss Eloise Ayres of New
York, Miss Carrie Ryan and Miss Jennie
Sheriff. Of this city, Miss Mary Bush and
Miss Annie Brewster, the maid of honor.
The bridal toilet was Of white sicilienne,
with front drsped in lace, embroidered in
seed pearls. Her jewels were diamonds,
and pearl necklace with diamond pen
dant. The bridesmaids wore pink tulle,
with pink MORE bodices, MORE sashes, and
carried pink roses. The maid Of honor wore
gown of point d'esprit lace. A reception
followed ut Mr.. Brewster's residence on
Sixty-fourth street After the wedding tour
Lieutenant and Mrs Reamey will reside in
this city.
There were at least fifteen hundred
guests, a large number being from Wash
iDgton. Among those from Washington
were Senator and Mrs. Logan, Senator and
Mrs Palmer, Senator and Mrs. Edmunds
Senator Blackburn, Colonel and Mrs La.
mont, eX Commissioner aud Mrs, Edmonds,
Miss Mary Wilson, daughter of Marshal
Wilson; Miss Anna Wilson, Mr.. and Mrs
John Beall, Secretary and Mrs. Endicott,
So nd Mrs a
Gherardi, and Mr.. c. NJ. Hendly. Admiral
Nicholson, Commodores Kane and Gerry,
and many others prominent in naval circles
were also present.
The daughter Of ex-Mayor Hall of New
York was yesterday married In London to
Captain Henry Anthony Bartlett of the
United States Navy, son OF the late John II.
Bartlett of Providence, and nephew Of the
late Senator Anthony.
Epiphany Church was tse scene Of
quiet wedding yesterday morning at 10
o'clock. William 7. Brooke Of Norfolk
Va, and Miss Mary Goode, daughter of ex-
Solicitor-General Goode, were married by
Rev. DR.. Giesy. The bride walked to the
chaneel rail on the arm Of her father.
Among those present were ex-senator Me-
Donald, Colonel i. Q. Washington, Mr.. and
Mrs. Gill, Colonel Mcdonald OF the Fish
Commission and g. A. Elliott. Mr.. and
hrb. DTOOht tOOh tut IL u, Ill. LThlU lmtIlc-
diately after the ceremony for bridal tour
North.
Mr.. Frank II. Hooff Of this city was mar
ried last night at st. Peters Church, Balti-
more, to Miss Rebecca Q. Jollifre, daughter
OF Mr.. Amos JolliiIe of that city. The Rev.
DR.. Julius Z. Grammer OBLIGATED. The
ushers were Messrs. Carey Coale Harry NJ.
Bash, Brantz NJ. Roszel, and William w.
Cloud.
MIR, Walter F. Hewitt the popular sec
retary of the National Baseball Clubs board
OF directors, and Miss II. Lee Hicks, were
married last evening at the Calvary Baptist
Church by Rev. Samuel Green. The couple
left on the night train for the North.
Richard A. Lezenby OF this city and Miss
Rose p, Harry, daughter Of the celebrated
DIR. Harry of Marshall Fsuquier County,
Va, were quietly married at Foundry NJ.
+. Church, by the Rev. DR.. Nailor, at $50
last evening, The bride who is considered
the belle of Fauquier County, wore a suit
Of black silk velvet trimmed with heavy
point lace, The groom, who is we'll known
here in society circles, wore full dress. Mr..
and Mrs. Lczenby, after an elaborate sup
per, departed for an extensive Northern
tour and Will, upon their return, endeavor
TO add new lustre to West End, where they
have reftted the elegant residence OF Count
de Del Rae. Presents were numerous,
consisting OF silver, china, etc, etc.