Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-06-08

winds becoming eoutnSlAs o"hiS
:S.ir but without much if any rain /;
o' -acr aud probably ian Thursday
-, o.BRlEN-EvANs WEDpING.-St.
M church. though spacious, was
lai ~, fI'el-gallery, floor and aisles-
t2'aa' ,,;oas. friends and admirers of
3 NV ". O Brien. N of Alcxandria's
", n,ominent physicians, and Miss
I.5, Lts,b Virginia Evans, the accom-
hiI I.J daughter Of Major Edward
Il,ay'r Evans. OF this city, The cere-
!'ay. which took place at high noon,
n9n. olcmnizcd by Rev. DR.. George H..
We rector. assisted by Rev.
a9'I''I Elliott, rector OF the Church
lT. .Io Ascension, Washington. The
o. .n vas most beautifully arranged by
a.'' left hands of the ladies OF the
Ter i% of Praise, Kings Daughters,
V.i vide spreading palms, roses, mag
VIA and other beautiful flowers. But
a .Il "osl beautiful and delicate flower
~. y. he bride as she glided up the aisle,
Nm ON the protecting arm of her
s >a3s6me husband to be. She was dress
NAM "a Nv a faille Franchise gown trimmed
"a S,L aoIl embroidered chiffon; bonnet to
S1,c5 white satin slippers with pearl
I-.lie. The only ornament was
g1,sire diamond earrings, a present
2", the groom. She carried in her
5,ri = large bunch of Jacqueminot
.. The groom wore the regulation
l isJ noon costume. They were pro-
49, Id by the best man." DR.. w. A.
,,bby and the six ushers-Messrs.
Mnrr;Jj Ashby, Geo. Evans (brother of
,be bridei. samuel II. Lunt, Geo. Mon
W, =. Inc. Critchcr, ir., and Chas. Len
D,r 10 the old, but ever thrilling,
Vsl.@'jrl,sohn's Wedding March. The
,,:ic, two sisters, Misses Florence and
G,rrie. who were attendants, wore
white lace dresses and carried punches
n sweet peas. The bride was given
sray bv her father, Major Evans. All
tbc nshers wore "Jacqs' as boutonniers
and pearl scarf pins, presented by the
,~oom. and when the solemn II pro-
7o,nrr YOU man and wife rang out
anon the quiet summer air, a happier
r5ir was never seen. God-speed and a
Ion. and happy life was the wish Of
,olr many friends, who will welcome
them back again to their home in the
near future. a handsome repast
v.s given the bridal party at the
residence Of the brides father. Among
tbo.c present were Judge John Evans,
GWaslGngtou Mrs. 2. B. f. Gilman,
oBostan. Commander w. X. Mayo,
Mr.. and Mrs. Na;lor, Col. Parry Lee
Downs. Baltimore; Prof. Edw. A. Evans
,ul SON. Detroit DR.. RiXey and others,
from Virginia. The choir of the AS
cnsion Church, of Washington, were
present in a body. DR.. and Mrs.
0Bricu left on the through train for
fhc West, visiting Covineton and Louis
vile. clroute, and on their return will
make li.fir future home on north Wash
iastgu street, this city.
POLICE REPoRT.-Last night was
warm and cloudy with light showers
during the night. There we're four
prisoners and one ledger at the station
house.
The Mayor this morning disposed Of
the following cases
jas. Philips, disordcrly conduct, case
continued.
Alcinda Bowel, colorcd, disorderly
conduct, $50.
Lizzie King, colored, disorderly con-
duct, 800 or 80 days.
Laura Soloman and Anna Freeman,
Nlorcd, disordcrly conduct, 81 each or
Ndays.
A rcsident of the Fourth ward assault
on saloon keeper, case continued.
Eeadyman Tiios. Hayes, for violating
police regulations, was indefinitely sus-
pended.
The police made an Intellectual search
fthc vicinity north of the canal locks
IBIS morning for the colored man Viii
Elms who on Saturday last knocked
DOWN Jailcr Holt and escaped from
al.
This morning a little colored girl
named Nellie Wright was arrested and
lGkcd up on the charge of assaulting
little white children in the Third ward,
Complaint was made that the girl
makes it a practice to assault every lit
tie child she meets on the street.
The Jas. Downs fined on Monday for
isorderly conduct, was not Nh. James
Downs, of this city.