Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-05-10
GEORGETOWN.

TIE Observation-Disclosures ELopIMIxr.-So-
ciety circles in Georgetown have food for
gossip in the elopement and marriage yester-
day Of Miss Helen Morgan Trenholm, Of 500
street. and Mr.. Wilson W. Breneman, q clerk in
Mr.. B. b. Warmers real estate Office. II was
known to Miss Trenholm's mother that her
daughter and Mr.. Breneman had matrimonial
intentions, and she had no thought of inter-
fering with the young people. but objections
were made by Breneman's family. Miss Tren-
holm announced to her mother yesterday morn
ing that she intended visiting friends in WASH
ington. Later in the day the following note
was received by the brother of the bride:
DEAR DE- SAussURE: married Helen this
morning. We are staying at the Lafayette
house in Philadelphia. We will remain there
for several days. WILSON W. BRENNAN.
This was the first intimation that had been
received by either family of the marriage.
After procuring q license the young couple
were married by Rev. DR.. Addison, Of Trinity
p. E. church. Immediately after the ceremony
Mr.. and Mrs. Breneman left for Philadelphia. to
which place Mrs. Trenholm telegraphed her
eral weeks will be made by the newly married
pair in Philadelphia or in travelling before re-
turning home. 1t is understood that short
while ago quite q sum Of money was bequeathed
to the bridegroom by an uncle. The BRIDE
groom is a nephew Of Marshal Wilson The
She is about eighteen years of age, is very
pretty, and is popular in society circles.
The NJ. P. FOREIGN MISSIONARY SOCIETY,"
The annual convention Of the foreign mission
ary society of the Methodist Protestant confer
ence is now in session at the Congress Street M.
p. church, and is attended by about q dozen
divines. Rev. DR.. Bates is the president of the
society and Rev. F. T. Tagg the secretary. The
work Of this convention consists chiefly in en-
larging the mission work. Within a short time
Rev. DR.. Morgan, of North Carolina, goes into
the field of active work, his objective point be-
ing Yokohama, Japan. Rev. Mr.. Kline, who is
at present visiting here, will return to his field
of labor in Japan within q few weeks. Rev.
Mr.. Kline has consented to conduct the services
at Congress Street church on Sunday in the abb
sence Of DR.. Bates.
FUNERAL.-The funeral services over the re-
mains of the late Edward Bayley Bates were
performed this morning at the Congress Street
NJ. P. church by Rev. DIR. Pinzer, of Baltimore
The remains were forwarded to Snow HILL Md,
this afternoon for interment.
NoTEs.-Mr. Douglas Mackall will give a
dance this evening at Langley to his many lady
and gentlemen friends of this place.-It APP
pears that the COW hide which was in the DOS
session of Hiram Kenna when arrested was
given to him and had not been stolen by him.
Having proved that he was a man of good
reputation he was released from custody
TEMPERATURE AND CONDITION OF WATER AT
"A. M.-Great Falls, temperature SO. condition
SO; receiving reservoir, temperature 70; condi-
ton at north connection, "a; condition at south
connection, II; distributing reservoir, tempera-
ture, 60; condition at infiuent gate-house 80:
condition at effiuent gate-house. 20. High tide
in the river to-day at 1886 p. m. Low tide at
1910 pm.