Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-27

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| MARRIED IN BALTIMoRE.-Miss Fannie
| B, Appich, daughter of Mr.. D Il. AppIch,
OF this city, and Walter W. McORRrey, for
merly of Alexandria. but now Of Washing
ton. we're married at the Cardinal sresidenoe
10 Baltimore, yesterday morning. by Rev.
Father Wheen, of the Cathedral. The
bride wss attended by her sister, Miss l. zze
Appich, end Mr.. Will F. Csrne, OF this city,
was the groom's best mau. The bride wore
gown Of white elk en- ain, trimmed With
caifin and ribbons and carried bouquet OF
white bridal roses Among those present at
the ceremony were Mrs. D. 81. Appich,
mother Of the bride, Mr.. J. 81. McOaffrey
and Mrs. Eiw. F. Baldwin. OF Washington.
Mr.. VIM. D. Appicb. OF this city and Col.
Parry Lee Downs, Of Baltimore. The paw.
)y married couple left Baltimore yesterday
evening on wedding trip to Richmond and
the South.
WEDDING The NJ. E. Church South last
night was crowded with the friends Of the
bride sud groom t, witness the marriage Of
Miss Hattie Van Auken, daughter Of Mr..
F. L Van Auken, of this city, and Mr..
Frederick L. Sidd ans, OF Washington. The
ceremony OF the Episcopal ohuroh wss per-
formed By Rev. T. e Carson, and the CHAN
csl OF the church was prettily decorated
with flowers for the OCCASION. Miss Ruth
Van Aoken, sister Of the bride, acted ss
maid Of honor, and Mr.. W. s. Armstrong,
was best msn. The uahers were Messrs. O.
a. Brandenburg, J. Rolow. F. b etspbenp.
G. E Fleming, Thomas P. Woodward, O. 8
Dorner, all OF Washin2t1n. great num-
Der OF persons came from Washington to at
tend the wedding, after which Mr.. and Mrs.
Siddons left on the 8 rs train for New York
and Boston.
THE STREET RAILwAY.-The Alexandria.
Washington and Mount Vernon Electric
Railway Company to-day awarded the con-
tract for constructing q line OF railway from
! the foot Of Kiug street to the WASHINGTON
Southern depot to Messrs. Breen & McCueu,
of this CITY, and work thereon will be com.
mepoed tomorrow. The contract for fur
n!ahing the iron for the road has been award
ed to the Pennsylvania Steel Company. and
the rails will be shipped from Philadelphia
| to this city tomorrow. The King street
line will be finished by the frat OF August.
1t is tho disposition OF the company to give
the contracts for all their work to men In
this vicinity, 30 that the money fos building
the read will not oaly be paid out here, but
will be kept here.
DEATHS IN FAUQUIER Mrs. Sarah Coch.
ran, reiict of the late Lowder Cochran OF
Fauquler county, and mother OF Mr.. George
B. Cochran, of this @ ty, died on Monday at
her home,in Fauquier county, in the ninety.
Eth year Of her age. Her remains. eiter
| Impressive funeral services iu the Bsptist
Church were followed to their resting place
Ia the Marshall Oemetry By O large con.
course of her friends and leighbors by
whom she vas universally esteemed and be.
loved.
Lewis Utterbaoh, well-known citizen Of
Fauqu'er county, where be had always
lived, died nesrMarshsil on Tuesday, aged
about elghty.six years.
OPERA HOUSE Miss Josephine Cameron
gill appear at the Opera House to night In
6 f lat Lynne" for the benefit Of the sodali.
IL Lroeum Orchestra. The New York
Daily News ssys: Miss Josephine Cameron
essa, ed tas dual role Of Lady Label aud
Madame Vine in "East Lyune," and 10 the
scene as Madame Vine aroused the audi
encs by her acting. The Baltimore Sat.,
speaking OF her recent performance 10
In that city, Gays: "Miss Cameson has re-
feed manner, patbos and wonderful pow
er OF facial expression. Last night tears
came to many eyes. Ia e st Lynne she
is seen at her bett The play abounds In
pathetic lines and every word was render.
ed SO 1t told"
& DELIGHTF IL OCCASION. MoBurney's
Hall teemed last night with bevy Of young
folks Of both sexes who trippsd 1t on the
! light fantastic toe until long after the wee
sna' hours. The occasion was The hop given
by Mise R3sie Bsndar, daughter Of Mr.. Hen
ry Bladder, end beside many OF the ycung
lady'd from this city, numbers from Ph!la-
deiphia and Washington were present. The
| refreshments, which had bsen prepared In
the most tempting manner, we're discussed
with gusto, and the assamblage departed
for their homes about balf-pest TWO O'Clock
this morning with the fond recollection Of
having passed ore Of the most delightful
evenings OF their livss.
GOOD TEMPLARs "A large delegation of
Good Tempars from Washington, oompos-
ed Of members Of Star of Hope. Minnehshs.
Frondship, Washington aud Independent
lo6g,s. visited Pioneer Lodge at Falls
Church last nghs ard differed and enter
tanned that lodge. si1ty.si1 members Of
Pioneer Lodge were present and among the
visitors from ether lodges of this jursdic-
ton vas Mr. ] F. Brill OF Golden Light Of
this city, VINO, 0nflpg G1e evening, rendered
two rec taions in his usual bsppy style. The
Washington lodges rendered fine pro
gramme Of exercises and after adjournment
refreshments! we're served BY the ladies Of
Pioneer.
REPUBLICAN MEETINGS The republi.
cans of this city held ward meetings last
night to elect delegates to the city oonven-
tiop, which met to-day to elect delegates to
the Roanoke convention. 40 open a hs
wae made against the present leaders Cf the
party and the Office. holders In this city,
which fight wss successful 10 the FIRST aud
the Fourth wards. bat the Second and Third
wards were carried by the leaders, which
gave them msj ority Of two delegates to the
convention.
AN EXCELLENT APPOINTMENT. NJ j. 81
w. NeRbY, who was Oue ofthe pripoiI al ar.