Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-04

Two Morning Weddinss-Personal Notes Of
General Interest

SOCIAL MATTERS.
Two Morning weddines-Personal Notes Of
General Interest
large company of friends assembled at the
parsonage of st. Pauls Church, corner Of 18th
and streets. this morning to witness the mar
riage Of Mr.. James H. Jamison and Miss Catha-
rine F. DAILY. The church bells we're ringing
for when the happy couple arrived at the
parsonage and few minutes later were mar
ried by Rev. Father Mackin. The bride had on
atraveling dress of mastic cloth. made stylishly.
and her hat, trimmed with brown velvet, had .
few jacque roses at the back. She carried
a bunch Of Marechsl Neil roses. Her family
was represented by her sister, Miss DAILY, Mai.
ODriscoll and Miss O'Driscoll. Mr.. Michael
Manning and Miss Marie Manning were also
present.
The marriage il the result Of . long and de-
voted attachment, and the couple carry into
their new life the best wishes Of legions Of
friends.
Immediately after the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs.
Jamison drove to the depot and took the train
for New York after which they will visit Mag
ara and Watkins Glen. The bride received a
quantity of elegant presents.
Another wedding of interest to large circle
of acquaintance took place at 80 this morn
ing at Christ Church, West Washington. The
beauty OF the chancel was further enhanced by
the floral decorations ported palms being set
so as to form an aisle up to the altar, and the
latter was decked with gay-colored flowers.
was Miss Ida Dorsey and Rev. William Cabell
Browne In the church to witness the ceremony,
at which Rev. DR.. Stuart, the rector, Off
ciated, there were present many old friends
OF the bride and her family. There
were no invitations issued, save a few verbal
ones, for the event. The bride wore her trav-
cling dress. Afterward the newly married
couple met few friends at wedding repast
at the residence of her family. 1922 P street.
Rev. Mr.. Browne and his wife will make long
bridal tour, as they start at once for his lew
field OF labor in Brazil, where he goes as . mis-
sionary.
Another Of the recently announced engage
ments is that Of Miss Lizzie Tilton of this city,
q niece of Mrs David R. Mckee. and Mr.. Ten
nant, nephew of Mrs. Stanley. Miss Tilton
is petite beauty and is much admired. She
has set the date for her wedding for next De-
cember.
Lieut.. and Mrs. Alger are back from their
bridal journey to Europe and are in this city.
Lieut.. and Mrs. Davis, who have been with
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Wilson since their return
from the west in June will soon start for few
weeks sojourn at the seaside.
Mrs. and Miss Cabell are in town again.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Wirton Matthews are back
again after visit to several of the northern re-
sorts.
Lieut. and Mrs. Edgar are visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Emory at Casanova, N. Y, where
Mrs. and the Misses Emory are also summer
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Long started this morn
ing for Buffalo, where they will spend the next
six weeks.
Mr.. Chas. Gibson and wife are back at their
country place, near Easton, Nd, after a de-
lightful trip over the great lakes and through
the northwest
There was a quiet wedding at the parsonage
of st. Johns Church, Georgetown, last evening,
the contracting parties being Miss Ella Dent,
daughter OF Theodore Dent of Charles county.
Nd, and Mr. + L. English OF Virginia. The
bride was attired in a beautiful dress Of white.
with lace trimmings and orange blossoms.
After the ceremony, which was performed by
the Rev. DIR. Register, the happy couple went
to their future home on 22d street.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. D. Franzoni of COS Massa-
chusetts avenue have gone to Niagara Falls and
down the st Lawrence to Montreal and
Quebec to be absent about month.
Among the Washingtonians summering al
Cape May are the family of Lieut. J. H. Duval
OF the war records Office
Mrs. Neil Belt, who is at Capon Springs, ex.
poets to go to Saratoga the latter part of Au.
gust for a stay of several weeks.
Mrs. J. A. Dumont is visiting her daughter
Mrs. E. C. Potter, at Enfield, Mass. Miss Belle
Dumont is ut the Red Lion Inn, West Ran.
dolph, Vt.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. d. Henry and their sons
Willie and Ralph, are spending tho summer q,
Colton's, down the Potomac.
Mrs. Joseph Tyssowski and son and Miss
Ada TyssowsE have gone to Rock Enor
Springs to spend the remainder of the summer
DIR. W. F. Lucket: and family have gone te
Asbury Park to remain until September l.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Songster left yester
day for the west, where they will spend few
weeks.
Miss Marion Byng left last evening for Ian
sing. Mich, to be gone several months. Be
fore returning she will visit Toledo, Ohio, an6
other points of interest in the west.
James A. Glenn, Mrs. J. G.. Rous, J. G. Viii
marth. Eva Wilmarth, L. W. Amery, C. s
keigwin. Mrs. Keigwin, Miss Keigwin, F. r
Sanner, wife and daughter John Ridden ant
family, 8. M. Thatcher, Jos. Roy and II. II. Par
menter are among the recent arrivals from
Washington at the Shirley, Atlantic City.
Mrs. Edwin s. Collamer and Miss Lenor,
Collamer are spending the summer at Berkele,
Springs.
The Misses Fountaine and Miss Katydid Jone
of Washington have made many friends a
Hotel Wellington, Atlantic City, where the,
are stopping for several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jules A. Demonet and dauphte
are spending their summer up in the Blu
Ridge m ountains of Virginia. Their son Charlie
is enjoying pleasant six weeks sea voyage.
DR.. and Mrs. j. n. Bovee have left the cit
for tho encampment at Detroit to be gone tw
weeks.
Miss NJ. Julia Schmitt and Miss Minnie E
| Snyder are spending few weeks in the Ca
toctin mountains.
Mrs. Alpheus Price and little son of Rhod
Island avenue, accompanied by her friend
Miss Aimee Karl, have gone to the Blue Ridg
mountains for the month Of August.
Misses H. Bresnahan. Dingley and Gothwai
are spending month at Round Hill, Va.
Miss TIME Smith of Capitol Hill is very i'll a
the Best House, Round Hill, Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Jarboe, with Misse
Lucy and Minnie Jarboe, of 2422 X street north
west, are spending the month Of August at tn
Boscobel, Atlantic City.
Mr.. Robt. Callahan is summerinp with hi
family at Atlantic City.
Mrs. Hoyle left today for q months sketch
ing along the Hudson.
Miss Lucy Young Of Round Hill is the cues
Of Mrs. VIM. Hutchins, BIB M street north
west.
Mrs. Mary Keim Stauffer, the eldest sister q
| FEB Randolph Keim of this city, died at Read
ing, Pa, on August 2. She was the classmat