Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-24
Society NOleS.

daughter OF the late Mrs. Anastasia Patten, was
taken i'll at Chicago while on her way 10 CaliIornis
with her mothers remains.
The marriage OF Miss Aggie l. Nohe, OF this
| city, and Mr.. Elmer E. Fisher, OF New Hampshire
took place at O'Clock last evening at 81; Patrcks
church. The wedding was pretty one. and tht
| and groom Notwithstanding the bad weather
was assisted by Father O'Hare Among
| those who witnessed the ceremony Were
many friends and relatives OF the bride
| from Baltimore. After the ceremony a reception
was held at the residence OF the brides parents
No 726 3D. street northwest The bridal couple
| received many handsome presents from friends
in this city and New Hampshire. They LEFT on The
10 O'Clock train for the North. They Will be absent
from the city for about week, and upon theiI
return will reside al No 306 H street northwest.
The Speaker and Mrs. Carlisle left the city fol
the West yesterday. Mrs. Carlisle win spend the
next three weeks In Covington, Ky., ana Mr.. Car
Isle Will spend the time before election in public
speaking In Ohio, Indiana, and Kentucky. They
will be back here before Congress meets.
Miss Wilkinson, OF Baltimore, is the guest Of
Mrs. Brnton Stone, 1721 De Sales street.
Mr.. and Mrs. JAS. William Lockett have returned
from their bridal tour in Europe, upon which they
started early in July, and are at the Arno for q
fortnight. Mrs. Lockett, who was Miss Pauline
AckIen. has large property interests In the city.
Mr.. and Mrs Lockett will go TO Missouri 70 visit
the mother OF the former before they so back TO
New York city, where they will reside.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. b. Mullett have with them for
the winter MIS- W. u. EIll0tt ana MIS- X. A. Whit
ney, wife OF Capt Whitney, OF the Eighth Inr Both
ladies are sisters OF Mrs. Mullett. Mrs. Whitney
and Mrs. Elliott have been with Capt Whitney at
Fort NioDrara, Neh., for some time. Capt Whit
ney is native OF the District and has many friends
In this city.
Mrs. VIM. A. Hammond will arrive in this city
tomorrow to take possession OF the Yulee house.
on Connecticut avenue. She Will then return TO
New York city for few days to complete the
transfer OF the New York home, that has been sold
TO Mr.. Chauncey Depew. DIR. and Mrs Hammond
hara fr, l.rf I'm
nently. DIR. Hammond hopes to occupy his sani-
tarium next month, but the residence he Is build
ing Will not be completed for some time yet.
Mrs. Pinson and Miss Susie Duke are In New
York city.
The stone residence, 1888 Connecticut avenue.
which was recently purchased by Mrs Frederick
b. MCGUIRE, Is known as the Hawley house. IL
was not owned by senator Hawley but by Mr. c. L
Hawley, who spent his winters in this city.
Miss Angie Byram and Mr.. Ii. II. Haller, OF Fred
erick, were married at 10 O'Clock this morning at
the residence OF the brides parents No. 2053 Ii
street, Rev. Mr. WynkoOp performed the cere-
mony in the presence OF a number OF friends. Mr.
and Mrs Haller left at noon for Philadelphia
where they Will remain several weeks. Their nome
VIII be In Frederick.
The marriage OF Mr. Charles W. Guilford and
Miss Lizzie Dodd, both OF Capitol Hill, took place
at Grace NJ. E. church South, last evening az 8
O'Clock, Rev. J. X. Jones, pastor OF the church,
son, Edward Guilford, VIM. Hummer and Eugene
williams Joseph Abel presided at the Orpan.
After The ceremony reception 70 relatives and
friends was held at the home OF the brides
parepn. Afterward Mr. ana Mrs. Guilford LEFT for
u visltto New York and Philadelphia.
Assistant Engineer and Mrs. F. C. Bieg have re-
turned to the city and are located at No. 25 La.
fayetJe Place.
The marriage OF Miss Lillian Rearden daughter
OF Mr.. William II. Rearden, assistant marshal
United States Supreme Court, and Nr. Eugene
NJ. Wardwell took place yesterday morning aI the
residence or the brides father, 1913 9th street
northwest, the kev. Father Ryan, OF the Immacu-
late Conception church, omclatinx, The bride was
attired In neat travelling dress or Hindoo cloth
dove color, with hat and gloves TO MATCH Mr. IL
X. Sessrord acted as best man. Mr. ana Mrs
Wardweh ieft on morning train for New YORK
where they viii spend q fortnight ON their re.
turn they VIII reside At 1927 nth street.
Mrk Blossom Drum Hunt daughter of Gen. R
c. Drum, and M Hughes Oliphant, ofSTrenton.
were married yesterday, In the presence OF q few
intimate friends II Langdrum, the country resi-
dence OF Gen. Drum. Rev. DR.. Leonard performed
the ceremony. The bride and groom LETT last
evening for RICHMOND aud the region about the
capeS
Miss Jennie wallach will leave the city to-mor-
row TO spend the winter In Brooklyn. N. T., with
her sister, MS d. c. Moot
Mr.. A 4 shepherd and family win leave New
York tomorrow for Mexico They win travel In q
special car with baggage compartments as one