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

they will reside at No 1918 q street Among
the wedding guests were Mrs William Schu-
Mr. and Mrs. c. P. Rheem, Capt aud Mrs.
=. 7 Smith, Miss Jessie Reigs, Mr.. George L.
Emmons, Miss Minnie Cline, Mr.. and Mrs. b. H.
Warner Captain and Mrs Thomas Ross, Mr..
Robinson White, the Misses Meigs, Mr. Dallas
Knowlton, Mrs. NJ. y. Mcdonald, DR.. f. X.
SWEET, Mr.. L. y. Wine Miss Wine, Mr. and
Mrs. g. w Swartzel, Mr.. L. y. Swartzell, and
Mrs. IL. A. Gross.
Mr.. Eugene T. Robinson, of the firm of Rob-
inson, Parker & Co.. of this city, was married
on Tuesday, at Leesburg Va, to Miss Elsie
Courtlandt, daughter of Mr. II. Clay Wallace,
of Leesburg. The ceremony took place in the
Methodist Episcopal Church South, which was
most elaborately and artlstcally decorated with
potted plants, vines, and cut flowers. The
bridal pair stood during the service under
wedding bell of white chysanthemums, sus-
pended by Il rope of evergreens. The ushers
were Messrs. Clarence Webster b. NJ Bridget,
w. \. Geisekng, Thomas f. Brooke, and w.
c. Douglass, all of Washington, and Mr.. Frank
c. Wallace, Of Leesburg. The bride
and groom entered the church together,
while the Mendelssohn wedding march
B. W. Bond officiated. Miss Wallace was
attred in a gown of darl-blue cloth, with ap-
plique trimming of silver, hat to match,
adorned with feathers and birds. Her bouquet
was composed of violets and she wore hand
some diamond ornaments, presented by the
groom. There was q large reception held at
the home of the BRIDES parents from to
O'Clock P. NJ. after which Mr.. and Mrs. Robin
son left on their wedding journey to Niagara
Falls. Among the Washington people present
were Mr.. and Mrs j. MacFarland the Misses
NARROW, Mrs. French and the Misses French,
Mr.. B. Robinson, Miss Blanche Parker, Mrs.
Ellis, and the Messrs. RibnitZky, Charles Shafer,
Robert Manger, Andrew Rawlings, George
Taylor, Frank DAILY, Miss Florence
Hodges, Miss Mamie Barry, Miss Lizzie Farqu-
har, aud Mr.. W. G. Brooke. Mr.. and Mrs Rot
iNGH tIa tn
many valuable presents was included a fur
nished house in this city, where they will le-
ceve their friends early in December.
st. Paul's Church, Haymarket, Va, was
crowded to its utmost capacity Wednesday af-
ternoon last with friends and relatives who had
assembled to witness the nuptials of Mr., Robert
L. Dulany, formerly of this State, but now of
Duluth, Mimi, and Miss Ann Randolf Carter,
one Of the fairest daughters of the Old Domin-
ion. sIhe ceremony was performed by the
Rev. B. T. Turner, rector of the church. The
ribbons were held by little Mamie Turner,
daughter OF the officiating clergyman, and Rob
Meade, cousin of the bride The church was
darkened and beautifully dressed with chrys
anthemums. Promptly at 2:30 the bridal party
entered the churchito the time of Mendelssohn's
march, which was played by Miss Z. G. Wright,
of Essex, Va: The ushers were Messrs. Rich
ard Lee, William Beverley, Douglas Simms,
Jack Shepard, John Hill Carter and Dr.
Bradley. The bridesmaids were the Misses
Alice Mercer, Bessie Meade, Nellie Clarkson,
Katherine Green, Armer Dulany, and Lucie
Meade Miss Jane L. Carter was maid of honor
and Mr.. Cassus G. Dulany was best man. The
bride was most becomingly attired in china
| crepe, made en- train and trimmed with ostrich
| feathers. She carried bunch of La France
| roses and was given away by her uncle, Mr.
| w. f. Hite. The maid of honor and brides
maids looked piquant and charming in dresses
| of cream null, with large white hats covered
| with natural chrysanthemums, carrying punches
| of the same. The bride and groom stood be-
| meath a large floral bell as, amid the sweet
strains of "Then You'll Remember Me- the
sacred words spoken which made them
one. AS the final blessing was pronounced the
spirited strains of "Carry Me Back to Old Vir-
| ginia" pealed forth from the organ and the br-
dal party left the church. They proceeded at
once to the residence of the brides mother,
| where short reception was held, Immediately
| after which the bride changed her wedding
robes for handsome travelling suit of gray
CLOTH with hat and furs to match. Mr.. and
| Mrs. Dulany then left for their future Western
| home amid congratulations of many friends.
| The presents received were numerous and beau
| tiful
On Wednesday evening, at o'clock, the
| Foundry M. E. Church was the scene of the
marriage ceremony of Miss Martha Louise
Lemon, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs W. II. Lemon,
of 1889 Wallach Place, and Mr.. S. Cornelius
! Cissell, of this city, The marriage service was
read by Rev. DR.. j II. Dashiel Messrs. Ernest Z.
| Clssel, Warren R. Choate Samuel s. Hoover,
and Frank Myers acted as ushers. The bride
| handsome gown of tan'cOlored broadcloth
combined with velvet toque of brown velvet
with white ostrich tips. She carried bouquet
| of La France roses. Mr.. and Mrs. Cissell are
! spending their honeymoon in New York and
Brooklyn. On their return here they will live
| with the groom's parents Mr.. and Mrs. ID. r.
Cissell, at 1920 Eleventh street northwest,
| where they will receive their friends on Thurs
! days in December.
Wedding bells haye been ringing throughout
the week, and the only gathering of social i'm
was the musicale at Mrs William D. Windom's
on Tuesday evening The programme was de-
! Ightfully selected and artistically rendered.
| Among Others enjoying this musical treat were
| Miss Window, Miss Ilenriques, Mr. and Mrs
| Leonard Frailcy, Mr.. d. X. Mckee, Mrs. Ed
ward Clark, Miss Clark, Mrs. S. l. Kent, Miss
Hatch, Miss Hunt, Representative and Mrs.
! Cultivate, and Mr.. Il. Robbins.
Mr., and Mrs. jeremiah Wilson have issued
| invitations for the wedding reception of their
! daughter, Miss Anna Wilson, and Mr.. William
| from to 10 o'clock, at No. 1872 | street The
marriage ceremony will take place at 1880
! O'Clock in tue presence OF the immediate fami-
! lies of the high contracting parties.
Among the distinguished foreigners recently
| arrived in New York are the MarQuise de Tai
| leyrand Perigord and her daughter and son-in-
law, Prince and Princess Ruspoli The Mar
| quise de Tallyrand Pergord was formerly Miss
| Curtis, of Boston.
The citizens of Anacostia enjoyed a rare
| treat upon the occasion of the concert given
| last Monday evening under the auspices of the
| Anacostia Music School. Those participating
were Misses Jennie Pitcher, Catherine Thomas,
! Lila Anderson, Nellie Roche, Maggie Murphy,
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