Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-18
Society Notes.


Mr.. Thos. II. Alexander and Miss Sallie ]. Ken
nedy, both OF the city, were married at the resi-
dence OF the bride on N street, yesterday at 2 80
O'Clock, Rev. Dr. w. H. Bartlett, OF the New York
drawing-roOm was decorated for the occasion with
plants and flowers, and q collation. was laid In the
dining-rOOm. The bride wore long robe OF white
Richard Smith, who acted as best man. Miss
LatheIs, OF New York, assisted Mrs. j. G. {. Ken
nedy In performing the duties Of hostess. Among
tice and Mrs. Blatchford Col. and Mrs. JOHN NJ
Wilson, Judge and Mrs Macarthur, MIR. and Mrs.
Gen. and Mrs. Wright, ex-senator and Mrs Pome.
roy. The reception lasted during the afternoon,
and afterward Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander started on q
Cal, where the sister Ol the bride, Mrs. Bidwell
resides. MIS- Kennedy Will leave for the same
destination few days later, and will be joined on
the way by Mr. and Mrs. Alexander.
Miss Ella Davis who recently returned from
LeonardtOwn, has gone to Westmorland County,
Va, TO spend several weeks with her uncle.
Commodore W. X. Mayo and his sister have re-
turned to Washington from the White Mountains
Miss Lucy White. Of West Washington, and Mr.
p. II. Minnix were married last evening at Dun
barton church. Rev. MIR. Rice performed the Ger
New York.
Miss Annie MCGOWAN, Of West Washington, has
gone to visit friends in New York
The wedding OF Mr.. Lewis jackson and Miss
Mollle Wheatley took place last evening. The
ceremony was performed by Rev. Mr.. Markham
pastor OF the church at Knowles station, Nd, as.
CHURCH. The ushers W were rue Gessrs MsyisG
Onutt, Chapman, and Clark. After the ceremony
reception was held at their future residence, No.
The "wittmore" was pleasantly entertained last
evening at the residence of the Misses Bear, No.
204 street northwest. After brief business ses.
sion musical program was rendered this being
very amusing. A goodiy sum was realized for the
benefit OF a well-known local charity
There was pretty wedding at the Epiphany
church last evening at 7:3O O'Clock. Flora 4. An
Edward W. zea were married. Rev. Dr. Mott per-
formed the ceremony. The bride wore q dress OF
DARK blue , ain6oo ~ cloth with vest Of suran silk
trimmed with Persian braid, and carried q bou-
quet OF La France roses, tied with white RIBBON.
Ter, Mr.. and MRS Philip l. Rodier, Mr. and Mrs.
yea, Miss Jeannie Zea, Dr. AMI Mrs. Harrison, Mr..
and Mrs X II. Andrews, MI. Edward Magee. Mr..
Lee, Mr.. sewell Ashley, Mr.. L W. Bailey, Mrs.
Laura Sherry, MIR. and Mrs. Bean, Miss Lena
saiie Craig, Mr.. Thos. HOO6s and Col and Mrs.
Gist. The reception which followed at the home
OF the bride, 1881 street, lasted until IL O'Clock,
and was merry event.
Mr.. and Ara Manning Logan came to the city
last week 70 visit Mrs Jno A. Logan. and spent q
few days at Calumet Place before she went TO New
York city TO sail for Europe.
Mr.. Truxton Beale has returned from summers
trip abroad and is In New York city.
Miss Kate Field u back from her tour through
the West and voyage to Alaska, and 10 In New
York. She Will visit this city next month.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. J. Irwin have returned and have
taken house NO 2lAs street northwest
WNNIPE0s RAILROAD WAR-A winnipeg dis
patch says considerable Indignation prevails IN
that city over the announcement that che Canad-
ian Paciric Railroad has taken dennite steps 70
take advantage OF the action OF the Dominion
government on their behalf regarding the crossing
they sent out . gang TO the point where thePort-
| age extension grade crosses the Canadian Pacinc
Railroad lice. The gang nxed up q temporary
In the form OF spur. Then mesh rails were laid
SO as to complete the main line An Old engine