The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1890-11-16

| Philadelphia this winter, where Capt. Rodgers
has been ordered to duty.
Miss Mareta McAllister, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles j.. McAllister. of Baltimore, was
united in wedlock to Mr. James Watson on
Wednesday evening, in Trinity Church. bv Rev.
DR.. Addison. The church was in festive trim.
being brilliantly lighted and beautifully adorned
with evergreens and chrysanthemums The
friends of the high contracting parties com
pletely flled the sacred edince The bride and
groom walked to the altar arm in arm, accom-
panied by Miss Efie Gottee, of Baltimore and
MIR. c. 5. Domer. The bride wore very
stylish costume of tan color, with hat to match
She carried bouquet of roses. After the we'd
| ding journey Mr. and Mrs. Watson will estab-
lish themselves in this city. Mr.. Watson holds
the position of assistant civil engineer of the
District. The ushers at the marriage were
Messrs. Orris Brown, g. f, Brockett, /. b.
Moser, G. Everett Ellis, John Amis, and Alex
ander Schoepf
Cards have been received here announcing
the marriage of Mr.. Sid II. Nealy, of this city,
and Miss Alice j. Morse, of Dover, Me-, the cere-
mony taking place on Wednesday, November
II, at the home of the bride, in Dover. Mr.
SID Nealy is one of the most popular men of
letters in this city, and his articles in Scribner
and the Century have attracted universal at
tentlon. On the return of the bridal couple to
the city they will reside at 1722 Ninth street.
Mr. George Richards Thompson, connected
with the firm of Mcknew 81 Co., of this city,
daughter of Col f. W. Maddux, of Oak Hill
va. The ceremony took place in the old man
sion now the residence of the BRIDES family
and formerly the homestead of Chief Justice
Marshall A large number of friends from this
city, Baltimore, and New York attended the
wedding.
Mrs. Dorsey Clagett is at present visiting
Captain and Mrs }. w. Powell, at Fort On
tario, near Oswego, n. Y, and expects to re-
main there until December.
Miss Shock, who has been so i'll with typhoid
fever at her residence on Fifteenth street. is
now rapidly convalescing.
The marriage of Lieut. Simpson, of the Navy.
and Miss Camilla Ridgely will take place on
the 4th of December.
Mrs. r. Wainwright and family are again
domiciled in their handsome house on New
Hampshire avenue.
Miss Louise N. Smith, daughter of Mrs. Bay
ard Smith, will make her debut in New York
society this winter.
Mrs. Edwin s. Conner has returned from
Boston and is at home to her friends at 1929
Ninth street.
Miss Mamie L. Brubaker, of Somerset, Pa,
is visiting Miss Ella Butler, of 11O7 Eleventh
street.
Mr.. Antonio Leon Grajda, Secretary of the
Mexican Legation, has taken rooms at 1886
street.
Miss Louise Kaufman entertained a party
OF young friends at pretty luncheon on Tues
day.
Commodore and Mrs. Badger are settled for
the winter at their home on Seventeenth street.
Mrs. Hersch, of New York, is the guest of
Mrs. Sinsabaugh, of No. 1747 Q street.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. G. johnson have returned
from their wedding journey.
Secretary and Mrs. Noble are at the Hot
Springs of North Carolina
Mrs. George Beck will spend the winter at
her residence in this CITY,
DR.. and Mrs. Ralph Jenkins have returned to
the city,