The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-11-08

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popular couple Father Gillespie, s. j., off,
ciated. The sanctuary was filled with priests
interested in witnessing the marriage cere-
mony OF the charming soprano of st. Aloysius'
choir. Miss Byrne wore handsome gown OF
old-rose broadcloth, elaborately trimmed with
velvet and jet, with hat to correspond. Her
bouquet was cluster of Marechal Neil roses.
The bride and groom walked up the aisle to-
gether. Messrs. John Kenna and Charles
Murphy, nephews of the groom, served as
ushers. The two acolytes who waited on the
of1cating priest, were the young sons OF the
groom. Miss Byrne was the recipient of
many handsome presents. The choir of st.
Aloysius, whose fame she has so we'll sus-
tained, presented her with a set of silver and
a set OF china. Mr.. and Mrs. Murphy went
direct from the church to the depot, where
they took the train for New York. They will
return late in the week, and after November
Is will be at home at the new residence, 403
N street.
In st. Patrick's Church, on Wednesday,
Miss Ollie G. Marr, of this city and Mr.. Will
helm FL. Forester, OF Illinois, were united in
the holy bonds of matrimony by Rev. Father
McGee. The ceremony took place in front of
the high alter which was brilliantly lighted
and dressed with flowers The bride wore
beautiful costume of dove colored faille trim
med with velvet; hat to match; and her
boquet was composed of La France roses
held together with broad pink satin ribbon.
The church was filled with relatives and
friends of the high contracting parties. Mr..
and Mrs. Forester will receive their friends
to-day from to P. M, at COS Sixth street
The marriage of Mr.. Elisha Dyer and Mrs.
Donnell Swan took place Thursday, in All
Saints Chapel, Newport. This,event wound
up the fashionable season there. The cere-
mony was performed by Bishop Clark, of
Rhode Island, who, for 'this occasion only"
put aside his conscientious scruples against
officiating at the marriage of divorced per-
son. The bride is the lucky possessor Of an
income of $4,000, with prospects of inheriting
nearly as much more. Mr.. Dyer and Mrs.
Swan walked up the aisle together, accom-
panied by Mr.. Dyer's brother. Mr.. Robert
Hayons was one of the ushers. Mr.. and Mrs.
Dyer will spend the winter in Paris.
Mrs. Rose Gouveneur Hooes, wife of
Chaplain Hooes, of the Navy, is spending
the autumn in Honolulu. Her two children
are with her.
Mrs. s. L. Twiggs will shortly 20 to Birming-
ham, Ca, to visit her daughter, whose mar
riage recently took place in this city.
Miss Kelton, accompanied by her English
cousin, Miss Knowles, has gone to Fort
Leavenworth to visit Mrs. Captain Cushing.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. II. 1ompkins, of 132 G
street northeast will be at home on Tuesdays
and Fridays throughout November from / to
Top. m.
Miss Maggie A. Quackenbush and Mr.. Will
liam e. A. McShea were quietly married on
Tuesday morning at IL o'clock at the home of
the bride on High street, Georgetown. Rev.
DR.. Tongue performed the ceremony. On the
return Of Mr.. and Mrs. McShea from their
bridal trip they will be at home to their
| friends after November Is, ut 3141 Dunbar
| ton avenue.
| The marriage of Miss Anna NJ. Morell and
| MIR. Charles f. Cross, of the Signal Corps,
| took place on Tuesday. Rev. Father Sullivan,
| of st. Peters, officiated There was reception
| afterward at the residence of Mrs. Dora
| Morell, mother of the bride. Mr.. and Mrs.
! Gross are now in Milwaukee, which will be
| their future home.
The Misses Estelle and May Huyck, of 1
| street, who were great bellies last season at
Narragansett Pier, are now visiting Mrs.
William Whelan, at Torresdale, Pa, where
they took part in Miss Rosalie Browns barn
dance All Halloween.
Mrs. Dolph is at home on Mondays from 5
to O'Clock during the present month.
Mr.. W. G. Pullman was married Tuesday
week In Chicago to Miss Allan Pinkerton.
After the church ceremony there was a fine
reception held at the residence of Mr. w. A.
Pinkerton.
The engagement has been announced Of Mr.
William B. L. Keyser, son of the late B. N.
heyser, OF LnlS Guy, TO MISS Arethusa
Murphey, of Chicago.
DIR. and Mrs. Van Vliet and Mrs. Colonel
Fred Van Vliet are guests Of General and
Mrs. Van Vliet at their winter home on Fif-
teenth street.
Mr.. de Struve, the Russian Minister to the
United States, who spent the summer in Rus
sia with his children, will return to the Lega-
tion here some time during the present month.
Chevalier de Kralle, Chancellor of the Aus
trian Legation, has been transferred to Lon
don. With Madame de Krale and their little
daughter, Miss Emile, he will sail for New
York on Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. James A. Conner, of 507 Rhode
Island avenue, have issued cards for the cele-
bration OF their golden wedding, on Tuesday.
Mrs. Lamar has returned to her residence on
Massachusetts avenue from the White Noun
tains, where she spends the latter part of each
summer in order to get relief from hay few er.
On Tuesday will occur the wedding of Miss
Frida Kondrup and e. II. Tillman, of the
Navy.
General William Birney and Miss Matte
Ashby will be united in marriage at Culpeper,
Va, on Tuesday.
Cards have been Issued for the marriage of
| Mr.. w. p. Holmes, OF Baltimore, and Miss
Marion LIE Civalier, of Alexandria, on Mon
day evening, November 23, at Christ Church,
| Alexandria.
Cards are out for the marriage of Miss
| Bessie III. Smoot and Mr.. L. @. Barley, both of
| Alexandria, on Wednesday, November IS,
| at st. PauPs Church, Alexandria.
The Alexandria Musical Association gave
their initial entertainment OF the season on
Friday evening, at their hall On King street.
DR. McParlin of the Army and the Misses