Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-15
Society NOtes.

Miss Gertrude ii. Carr, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs
Carr, OF Portsmouth, Va, and Mr.. Frank W. Dowl-
Ing, son OF Mr.. Thomas bowling, OF this city, were
married last evening at Dumbarton Avenue NJ. f.
church, West Washington. Mr.Wll Mayfleld, MIR.
Harry bowling, Mr.. Milton Fisher and Mi. Walter
HelstoD, all Of this city, acted as ushers Rev. Mr.
Riley. presiding elder OF the congregation, per.
formed the marriage service. The bride wore a
snort dress OF white merino made with a high
bodice and lace sleeves. The skirt laid in full
pleats at the back and had full tabller drapery
Pearl ornaments were on the shoulders and side
panels, and she carried a boquet OF Perle de JAR
din roses. The young couple drove Immediately
TO their own home, 141l 29tn street, where they
held reception for their friends from $3.50 to 1O
o'clock.
The double marriage of Mr.. Harry Garfield and
Miss Belle Mason, OF Cleveland, and Mr. j. Stanley
Brown, OF Washington, and Miss Mary Garfield,
LOOK place at Mentor at . O'Clock yesterday AFTER
noon. in the presence Of about $50 guests, who
arrived on special train from Cleveland. The
house was beautifully decorated with plants
and flowers The first bridal party consisted OF
Mason. accompanied by Miss May Mason, OF
Cleveland; Miss Helen Newell, OF Chicago and
Miss Southworth, OF Cleveland, as bridesmaids,
and Mr.. James A. Garfield, Mr.. Bentley Warren, OF
Boston, and Mr.. Frank Baldwin, OF Cleveland, as
groolnSmen The party took places IN front OF the
emoowered bay-window, and the marriage service
the Rev. DR.. VIM. V. W. Davis OF Worcester,
Mass, who was at one time pastor OF the Euclid
Avenue Presbyterian church in Cleveland. The
second bridal party consisted OF Mr.. j. Stanley
Brown and his BRIDE Miss Mary Garfield, accom-
panied by Miss Mabel Klttrdge, OF New YORK: :
Mss Minnie Garfield, OF cleveland; Miss Sally
New York, as bridesmaids, and Mr.. l.. j. Hatch OF
Chicago formerly CT Washington; Mr.. j. j. Chick
Charles Jewett. or Buf1alo, and Mr.. Percivai Far.
quhar. OF New York city, as groomSmen. Mr.. L.
J; Hatch was the groom's best man, and Miss May
Mason acted as maid OF honor Miss May Gar
fieid the bride, was dressed in a charming but
simple gown OF White crepe laid In sort folds over
white SIX she wore no veil, but carried June
IInr Garf laid
northern New York for their honeymoon While
MIR. and Mrs. Stanley Brown after a short trip TO
The Western states, will sail for Europe. Among
the guests were Mr.. and Mrs. X. b. Hayes, Mr. and
Mrs. Thomas L. James, of New York; Prot. Z. NJ
Galaudet, Mrs. GaIlaudet Miss Gallaudet, and
Mr.. and Mrs. George Kennan, or Washington.
Mrs John Farley leaves on Saturday for Cover
nors Island, n. Y, on a visit to her son, Major
Farley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Angelo Ghiselli celebrated the
twenty-hfth anniversary OF their marriage at
their residence, 1876 Pennsylvania avenue. Many
beautiful presents were received, and hearty con.
gratulatlons rendered After an elegant supper
OF over sixty covers dancing was enjoyed.
Mr. G. II. Hoffman, OF the Interior Department,
and his wife and daughter are on a visit to rela-
tlveS In Cleveland, OhiO.
A quiet wedding took place last evening at the
parsonage OF st. Mary's church, the contracting
parties being Mr. E. c. Ardeezer and Miss Clara
Hills Only the members of the two families were
present After the ceremony the party repaired
ding present from the grpoms father where q
largely attended reception was held
Mr.. Henry Kemno, of Baltimore, and Miss Lola
Reed, OF Washington. d. c., were married last
evening at the ST. Matthew's parsonage by Father
Chappelle. Louis Bettls and VIM. Cox acted as
ushers. reception was held at the residence OF
the brides mother, Ills street, after which MIR
and Mrs. Kemno left ON the 1O:I5 train Tor the
North. On their return they Will reside in Bati.
more.
Miss Mamie Cabell, daughter of ex-Representa-
OF her father on Tuesday TO Garland S Woodinc.
OF Danville Va. They are now on short visit 10
Washington and are stopping with Mrs. r. W.
HobSon, sister OF the groom, at No. 1919 18th
street.
Hon. Robert B. Roosevelt, OF New York, minister
to the Netherlands, drove out to Oak View this
morning and paid his respects to Mrs. Cleveland
Van vliet, who lett for Shrewsbury yesterday viii
sail on July 2Sth with about one hundred mem.
hers OF the Holland Society, who Will visit the
Hague and act as convoy OF honor to the presi-
dent OF the society, Mr.. Roosevelt.
FOUND DEAD IN THE House WHERE He LIVED
ALoNE.-Wensel Unman, O gardener. who lived IN
frame shanty on the 7th-sIreet road, near Scott
avenue, had not been seen by his neighbors fol
called Sergeant Siattery's attention to the fact
That officer went to the house, and finding II Sc
curely locked and barred, forced the door open
Ullman lying on the bed. He had evidently beer
dead several days and his body had been partially
| cdtcu us IalS ne OlQ man uVeQ alone In the
house, and he earned living by raising vegeIa
beS In his garden.
ROBBERIEs REPORTED.-Ida c. Hill, servant q
No. Lexington Place. reports stolen yesterday 6
gold watch and cham. Gabrielle Garrett, No
63s street northwest, reports stolen iady's
gold watch and chain, worth $50. Nicholas White
| No. G2l street, reports that hts stable was
broken open last night and robbed OF $50 worth
| OF harness.
The LLOYD DIVORCE CAsE.-1n the case OF Laura
Lloyd against X. b. Lloyd, in which the defendan,
has MED an answer in the nature OF a cross-bili
| the complainant, Dy A. X Browne and H. Ii
Wells, Jr, has fed exceptions to the answer
They state that IL is not responsive to the bill
that II prays relief against complainant; that Il
is frivolous, and states factswhich would not en-.
title defendant 10 relief; that 1t sets up no defense
| TO the hill, etc.
SUIT FOR $50 900 DAMAGES FOR CRUSHED Arm
In the Circuit Court No. l, Judge Merrick, to-day
the case OF Walter Magruder, by his next friend
Henry w. Magruder, against Joseph J. weaver G.
X: Kengla ct al. for $50 900 damages was placed OF
trial Messrs. X. Chrsty and E. ID. f. Brady for com
plainant, and MessrsL G. q. Cole and s. T. Thomas
| Tor Defendants It Is alleged that Waiter Ne
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