The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-03-29

was one of the worst days OF the year, Mrs.
Harrison, with Mrs. Russell Harrison, visited
Mr.. Put2ki's painting class, after which these
ladies visited pottery to see to the firing of
some china they had been decorating.
Mr.. Archibald Laphsm Brown, of Chicago,
and Miss Grace, eldest daughter of Chief JUS
tice and Mrs. Fuller, will be married on Mon
day evening, at o'clock, in st. Johns Church,
by the Rev. DR.. Douglass. The wedding will
be simple and unostentatious, without brides
maids or choral music. Miss Janey Fuller,
sister of the bride. will act as maid of honor.
The bride will wear white satin and carry
bouquet OF lilies of the valley. The best man
will be Mr.. Barnum, of Chicago, an intimate
friend of the groom. The ushers are Mr..
Collin Manning, OF South Carolina; Lieut..
Alger, Mr.. Frailey, and Mr. Mendonca. After
the ceremony there will be reception at the
Chief JUSTICES residence, 1900 Mass
achusetts avenue. The list of guests in
cludes the President and Mrs. Har-
rison, the Justices of the Supreme Court,
and their wives, members of the Diplomatic
Corps with Senators, members of Congress,
and others distinguished in official or civil
life. a crush is not anticipated, since so
many Senators and other official people are
now absent from the city. Among the guests
will be Mr.. Browns brother and wife from
Evanston. Chicago with few other of his
intimate friends and relatives. After the re-
ception Mr.. and Mrs. Brown will start by way
OF New York on a brief trip abroad The
house will be decorated with potted plants
and few choice Easter flowers Mr. Brown
is business man in Chicago, engaged in
manufacturing, and the future home of the
happy couple will be in that city, to which
the whole Fuller family is so warmly at
tached.
Miss Mary Osborne Beach and Mr.. T. F.
Schneider will be married in Toledo, Ohio, on
Tuesday Miss Beach, of an old Toledo fam
lily, is the granddaughter of the venerable
Judge j. Z. Osborne. The marriage will be
celebrated in the afternoon, in the presence of
the family, which is quite a large one, and
number of the most intimate friends of the
bride. Mrs. Schneider and Miss Clara
Schneider will accompany Mr. Schneider to
Toledo. On reaching this city the bridal pair
will establish themselves in the house 1749 Q
street until the house on the corner of Eigh-
teenth and Q streets is finished. The wedding
journey will extend TO Florida and Cuba
Many very elegant presents have been re-
ceived, among them handsome English chime
clock from the Washington Brick Machine
Company, q beautiful piece of Italian sculp-
ture in the form of a bust of an Egyptian
woman on marble-column pedestal from
Mr.. j. f. Manning, a solid silver set from
William E. Schneider, brother of the groom;
case of solid silver from the building con-
tractors engaged on Mr.. Schneider's works,
and handsome French hand-painted parlor
table from M. I. L. Holbrook.
In the Central Presbyterian Church, on
Thursday, at high noon, Miss Leta B. Cope
land. Of this city, and Mr.. Jesse Hartwell Nc
Galley were united i'll marriage by Rev A. w.
Pltzer according to the rite of the Episcopal
Church. The ushers were Messrs. G. G. Rod
gers, G. s. Elliot, Norman Elliot, E. NJ. Camp
bell, j. n. Monroe, and n. S. Franklin, all of
Fredericksburg, the former home of the groom.
Mr.. L. NJ. Woodford was best man, and Miss
Grace Nesbit, of Alexandria, attended the
of Ia
corted 10 the altar by her brother-in-law, Hon.
j. l.. Heard, of st. Louis. She wore an ele-
giant travelling costume Of mauve cloth, with
hat and gloves to match. Her bouquet was
composed of lilies of the valley: Immediately
after the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs. McCalley
drove TO the depot, where they took a north
bound train On their return here they will
go to housekeeping on Capitol Hill. Among
those witnessing the marriage ceremony were
Senator and Mrs. Cockrell, Mr. and Mrs E.
Kurtz Johnson, Mr.. and Mrs. Whitehead, Mr..
and Mrs. b. H. Warner, and Mr.. and Mrs. o.
e. Staples.
Notwithstanding the reports that Gen.
Spinole has so far recovered as to be able to
ride out, that gentleman has not even sat up
since his illness. His physician says that he
has been so greatly prostrated by his Illness
that 1t will take time to put him on his feet
Mrs. spinola is one of the most devoted of
wives aud gives her unwearied personal at
tentions in the sick room of her husband. All
during the past winter, whatever social en-
gagements she may have had for the day, she
always rode up to the House with her husband
in the morning and called for him at the close
OF the days session, that they might dine
together
The marriage of Miss Fannie Reid Riley and
DR.. Charles Read Collins will be solemnized in
Ascension Church at high noon on Tuesday.
The maid of honor will be Miss Ellen Riley.
The bridesmaids will be Miss Nina Gaines and
Miss Fauntleroy, both of Virginia; Miss
Porter, Of Baltimore; Miss Cabell, of WASH
ington and Misses Darnelle and Stsnsbury.
of Georgetown.
Mrs. benjamin 7. Snyder has been taken
where she is improving in health.
The Misses Oberly, of 629 Maryland avenue
northeast, have with them as guests the
Misses Halliday, of Cairo, Ill.
On Thursday Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Mat.
tingly will give a dinner in honor of Judge
and Mrs Lambert Tree.
Miss Eva Bocock, of Virginia, is the guest
OF Miss Maggie Darneille at her home on
Georgetown Heights.
The Misses Townsend, Of Boston, arrived
on Friday for visit to Mrs. Justice Brewer
and Miss Brewer.
Miss Minnie schafer viii give a dance on
Tuesday In honor Of Miss Debbie Gay, of
Philadelphia.
Mrs. Horace Cumming viii not be at home
on Tuesday.