Evening star., 1886-11-26
THANKSGIVING Marriage Bells.

| derlaud, at one o'clock yesterday afternoon in
the Fifteenth Street Presbyterian church. Mr.
Boyd gave the bride away and Mr.. II. ii. Terrell
was the groom best man: The ushers were
| Messrs. Parker Bailey, j. II. De!anlotta, :. T..
| Jackson, a. h. I. Draper, W. Archer anu Wm.
III. ii. Hart. ~ three O'Clock the couple left for
Philadelphia, where Il reception was rendered
them in The evening. From Philadelphia they
will proceed To New York and sail ON the =. tn
! instant for Antwerp.
Mr.. Eugene johnson. q young lawyer of this
city, and Miss Fannie ii. Taylor were married
at ST. Johns church at two O'Clock yesterday
afternoon. The ushers were Messrs. Norman
| Bester, d. +. Merrill, Howard Perry and Lieut..
G. A. Bradbury. Dorsey Brown, teller OF the
| Citizens bank, was the best man.
y. +. Ofutt. of Washington, and Miss Kate
McCarrick, OF Norfolk, were married yesterday
| morning at ST. Mary's church, Norfolk. The
bride received congratulations from the pope
! ana Cardinal Gbbons, OF Baltimore. The bride
and groom lett for Washington alter the we'd
| ding.
| Harry S. Callahan and Mamie c. Jeunemann
were married at st. JOseph's church yesterday
morning, in the presence OF IL large number OF
their friends. The groomsmen were F. Hollo-
han and Kicharc Murphy, and the bridesmaids
were Rosa Jeunenann and Celia MoreZ. VIM.
| Lehman and Benjamin Wise acted as ushers.
At hali-past tive O'Clock Wednesday after
Coffee were married by Rev. Father kerwig at
| ST. Matthews church.
| Miss Bessie Davey and George S. De Neale
We're married at six O'Clock Wednesday at st.
Matthews church.
| Mr.. Charles T. LOWELL chief clerk of Captain
Lemons claim agency, was married To Miss
Minnie L. Hulse, OF AsDury PARK, New Jersey
| in that place "Wednesday. They arrived here
yesterday and went to the house OF the parents
| of the groom, No. ~ 9th street northeast where
| they were greeted by Il large number of their
friends last evening" and after supper had
been served reception followed.
| VISITORS AND EXAMINERS OF CATHOLIC
SCHOOLS-in accordance with the DEGREES OF he
third plenary council, Cardinal Gibbons has APP
pointed from among the clergy visitors to
schools and examiners of teachers. The a;l-
| pointmenls OF local interest. are as follows:
Visitors Of schools for District OF Coiun bia
Prince Georges and Montgomery counties
Revs. George w. Devine (cnairman), Thomas
Il. Hughes and G. $. Thomas. Visitor OF Ger
! man schools in the District OF Columbia-Rey
Francis Tewes, OF ST. Mary's church, Washing
ington. Examiners of teachers-Rev. John S.
Foley, d; D.; and Rev. NJ A. Femme. The pas
full returns OF school statistics upon blanks
that will he furnished for that purp pose. The
decree under which these appointments were
made requires all teachers in Catholic schools
| TO pass satisfactory examination before the
| examining board. The visitors are required TO
make at least one tour OF inspection per year
and TO report to the bishop.
A SALVATION ARMY WEpDING.-The Saliva.
| tion Army hall, corner 9th and c streets, was
crowded last night by persons who had paid
ten cents mead To witness a "hallelujah" mar
riaSe between two SalvatiOnists. AS u sort of
dJeful prelude to the ceremony q number of
| the soldiers and converts related their ex-
periences and wrestling with the devil. Major
Inman read the Bible and descended upon the
evils of an uugOdly marriage. Then Ralph
Bryant and Allie Barnes were formally Joined in
matrimony, the ceremony being short
MARRIAGE LICENSES. Marriage licenses
| have been issued by the clerk of the court to
III. w. Warner and Mary +. Williams; John F.
Williamson ana Annie CoHey; John +. CrOg-
we'll, OF Harrisburg, and Lula NJ. Francis; Joseph
Finney and Laura j. Tyler; George l.. Cuayy
! and Josephine p. Gordon; q. II. Washing ton
and Lucy Cole; John +. Freeman and Joan ma
| A. King; Henry Fleet and Louisa stevenson:
Joseph Ii. Lee and Jennie Brock; II. Nj. Hen.
ders on and Edmonia Clayburn; John Golden
and Virginia Liverpool; jacob Kendig and
GusSie Hammond; Eugene w. johnson and
Hannie II. Taylor; c. W. Hunt. OF Brevard, n.
| e., and Henrietta L. Anderson; Chas. +. Cum
mings and Nettie May Thompson; r. /. Coax
| say and Mary J. ConOs; w. A. Donaldson and
| Alice .. Wilsun; l.. NJ. COrbin and Ellen Heath;
- III. Howard and Martha Il. Norris: Samuel
L. Cook and Floretta {. Tucker; John Lightfoot
| and Susan Ginger; Daniel Stewart and Mary
Russeli Thomas Dorsey, OF Montgomery CO.,
Md. and Sarah Holmes.
CLAIMS THAT He DID NOT DESERT HIS
| WIFE.-In the case of Margaret Wetzel against
Frederick Wetzel, for a divorce Sc. the respOn-
dent has by Mr.. &. z. Elliot filed his answer. he
admits that he paid - 900 Tor the real estate
mentioned, and she contributed some part Oi
the purchase money. He denies that he was
violent in his conduct toward her and that he
| ever assaulted her and AYERS that on one 0cca
| count OF her i'll temper aud conduct to him he
| left and went to Chicago but returned In April
1884, but has not returned TO the former on &C
| count OF her bad temper, and he AYERS that he
did not desert her within the meaning Of tho
! statue.