The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-10-11

Crook escorted the bride (who is his niece) 10
the altar. Mr.. Jules P. Wooten was best man.
There were no bridesmaids. The ushers were
Hessrs. Horace A. Dodge, the groom's brother:
VIM. A. Bolway, brother of The BRIDE John
l. Writ, J. r. Kennedy, Waldo Hibbs, and
DIR. VIM. ID. Writ Mr.. Walter s. Dodge ie
president OF the Capital Bycicle Club, OF
which there was large representation at his
wedding. Immediately after the ceremony
Mr.. and Mrs. Dodge left for New York.
Mrs. Robley d. Evans returned to Fortress
Monroe from Washington on Monday, ac-
companied by her daughter, Miss Charlotte,
who spent the summer In the Catskills.
Miss Mary f. Hayward aud Mr.. NJ. Cren-
shaw were married on Wednesday, at high
noon, in All Souls Church, by Rev. Dr.
Shippen. The bride wore an elegant gown of
white crepe trimmed with lace, made with
high bodice and elbow sleeves, and broad
brimmed hat OF white felt adorned with sa tin
bows and ostrich tips. Mr.. Hayward gave his
daughters hand In marriage. The ushers
were Messrs. George Bailey, Frederick
Phillips, and Edward Anderson. After the
ceremony q handsome luncheon was served
at the residence of Mr. Hayward, on
Fourteenth street, to the members of the two
families, the officiating clergyman and the
ushers. No others were invited, as, owing to
the recent death Of the groom's father, the
wedding was very quiet one. On their re-
turn from their wedding journey, Mr.. and
Mrs. Crenshaw will reside at 621 Nineteenth
street.
Mics Maxwell, of California, has been enjoy
ing the pleasures OF Washington as the guest
of Miss Kelton, daughter of the Adiutant
General. Miss Maxwell spent the summer at
the Fortress Monroe Garrison, Visiting Mrs
Be Russy.
Miss A. E. Grafin, of the Sixth Auditors
Office, has returned from her vacation trip.
Miss Kate McNeir will leave shortly for
visit to friends in Minnesota.
The young daughter Of DIR. and Mrs.
Chauncey R. Burr, Of Charles street, Boston,
was christened last Sunday. The infant was
given the name OF Gladys Livingstone. Mrs.
Burr, formerly Miss Daisy Ricketts,, has host
OF friends in this city. Mrs. Ricketts, passed
the summer with her daughter in Maine, but
expects to spend thewinter season here.
General Whitfield, First Assistant Postmas-
ter General. is slowly regaining his health In
Northern Michigan.
Miss, Virginia Angerome, of the Dead Let
ter Office, is taking vacation trip.
Mrs. Joseph Swasey and Miss Helen Swasey
are again settled in their cosy home on Rhode
Island avenue after spending the summer
among relatives and friends in Boston and Its
vicinity.
Mrs. Hearst has with her Bishop and Mrs.
Fitzgerald, Of California. The Bishop is at
tending the ecumenical conference Mrs.
Hearst will visit California in December.
Admiral and Mrs. Queen have returned to
the city.
Captain and Mrs. Hayeock are at their resi-
dsnee near Dupont Circle from their summer
home in the neighborhood of Rockville, Nd.
Miss Anna Hope Hudson has returned from
Bar Harbor, where she was the guest of the
Misses Hunt.
Mrs. Sabine and Miss Sabine Magee, of
New York, will spend the winter at the Arno,
In this city.
Miss Alice Heisten has gone to Richmond,
Va, where she is to officiate as bridesmaid at
the wedding Of Miss Alice Virginia Vaughan
and Mr.. Sydney Britt, which takes place in
that city on Thursday next. Miss Vaughan
is very well known here, having passed sew
eral seasons as the guest of Miss Heiston. IS.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin A. Knapp arrived
early in the week from New York.
The marriage of Miss Rita Williams, OF
Baltimore, and Mr.. s. K. Sanford, of Boston,
will take place shortly at the country place of
Mr.. Williams. 1t, will be an imposing cere-
mony. There are to be six bridesmaids, six
ouu WV p6bb Iucu
Admiral and Mrs. Crosby are back from
their summer travels.
Mrs. Audenreid has returned from the West.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. M. Monroe have issued
cards for the marriage of their daughter, Lot
tie, and Mr.. Moncure Howe Tompkins on the
2lst instant at Wesley Chapel. The bridal
couple will be at home to their friends on
tuesdays and Fridays after November j at
LIB @ street northeast.
Mr.. and Mrs. George s. Livingstone have
returned from their summer trip.
Mrs G. V. Boarman, accompanied by her
mother, Mrs. Thomas Mitchell, has returned
to the city from two.months' trip TO Cresson
and Maple Park Springs, Pa.
Mrs Neil Belt has returned to her home,
1103 New Hampshire avenue, after four
months absence from the city, during which
time she visited Capon Springs, Atlantic City,
and Saratoga.
Dr. Frank T. Chamberlain left on the
steamship Nordland, OF the Red Star line. on
Wednesday last, for q course of study in
Berlin and Vienna.
Miss Clara Fox has returned from visit to
Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. 81. H. Twombly, of Howard
avenue, Mt Pleasant, have issued cards for
the marriage Of their daughter, Miss Lulu, and
Mr.. 8. Smith Hoover, jr, OF this city. The
ceremony will take place on Wednesday. at 3
o'clock D. M, at the Hamline M. Z. Church,
Rev. DR.. Todd performing the ceremony. The
bridal pair will make wedding journey to
New York.
Dr. Godding and family have returned TO
st. Elizabeth from vislt to New England.