The morning call., 1894-09-03


September Will witness an unusual number
OF pretty weddings and beautiful brides aud a
display OF mcdish robes and gowns that will be
simply bewildering. Small fortunes VIII be
expended on wedding gifts, the florists and
caterers VIII be kept busy, and there will be
much celebrating all around. After the eX
treme dunesS Of the past summer there GER
tainly should be something 10 enliVen society.
and Rssuredly nothing could be better than
weddings. as they always possess a certain de-
gree of interest.
The. first wedding Of the week VIII be cele-
DRAFTED at noon tomorrow at ST. Luke's Church
on Van Ness avenue, and it Is to be q military
naval function. The bride VIII be Miss Mary
Graham, daughter OF General William NJ. Gra-
hafnsFiith Artillery, U. S. A. commanding OH.
cei atthe Preside. The groom VIII be popu-
lar young naval officer, Ensign Guy H. Bur
rage, I. S:~N. Right Rev. Bishop Ford Mich
OILS will otlciate, assisted by Rev. w. ii. More
land and Rev. D. O. Kelly. After the wedding
there VIII be a breakfast al General Graham's
residence for the members of the bridal party.
The wedding Of Miss Edith Forbes daughter
OF Mrs. Alexander Forbes, and Edgar a.
,Nearne Of England will take place on next
wednesday evening at the nome or the brides
: mother, 26O4 jackson street. Il will be very
quietly celebrated.
Another home wedding set for next Wednes-
day evening Is that of Miss Stella A. CurTier
and James a. Richie, which will take place at
the residence OF the BRIDES sister, Mrs. W. q.
Richardson, 100 Frederick street.
ST. Luke's Church will be the scene of a
charming wedding on Wednesday evening at
$50 o'clock. The bride will be Miss Harriet
Langdon RTown, daughter of Henry A, Brown
paying teller Of Wells, Fargo & Co.'s Bank, and
Mrs. Dr. Charlotte B. Brown. The groom will
be Henry Herbert Daring, a prominent young
attorney at-law, OF Boston, Mass. After the
Wedding there will be a reception at tho resi-
dence Of the brides parents, 1912 Suffer street.
The next wedding will be that Of Miss Mar
gaFetha Elizabeth Heinrich, sister of NJ r. and
Mrs George TOurny, and George 5. Neyn,
which will take place next Saturday noon at
Grace Church.
VIII take place in Washington, d. c., on Tues
day, s. btember IL. The contracting parties
are Miss Gertrude Wilson, daughter of Major
charles i. wilson, Paymaster. y. 5. N, aud
Lester o. Peck. They both resided here for
several years, until Major Wilson was trans
ferfed 10 Washington, and are faYorably known
Alf and Mrs. Edgar L. Paddock have Issued
: tnFitalIeEs for the wedding OF their daughter,
gun, Which will take place at O'Clock on
ny edGesday evening, September II, at their
Eesdence, 23o9 Frederick street. reception
Wi1c-be held after the ceremony.
The wedding OF Miss Elsie Hamilton Allen,
niece lei Mrs. Randolph Harrison, and John
Fe{ard Leicester, son of Rev. Morton A. Lei
cesteG oil Somersetsbire. England, will take
place on Wednesday evening, September 10,
al ST. Pauls Episcopal Church.
Tginity Church has been selected for the
wedding of Miss Eleanor Dimond, daughter OF
GENERAL W. II. Dlmond, and Paul Jarboe, sou
of the late John X, JarbOe, which viii take
PLACE al high noon on Thursday, September 20.
j is said that the sister of the bride elect, Miss
Mae Dlmond, VIII act as maid of honor, and
Thai among tie bridesmaids will be Miss Ella
Hobart, MISS haJe Jarboe, Miss Alice Hobart,
81 lss Laura McKinStry ana Miss Minnie Hougn.
:tOul: here Will be a wedding breakfast for
=: the bridal party at General Dimond'S home
after the ceremony. just nine days later, on
Saturday, September %, Miss Mae Dimond
WilIbecOme the wife Of Joseph TObIn. Ii Will
. alsO.be noon wedding and VIII be conducted
:o4.sh :elaboI ate scale. 1t is understood that
General Dimond will give a large evening
.:ceutiOu early IN october in honor of the two
Brides.
. referring to affairs matrimonial 1t has been
IgmO1ed here that Prince POnlatowski aud
N iSS keth SpeTTy will be welded early in Oc-
liz f::sisCeT, Mrs. William H. Croker, now
there, Ibat Mr.. and Mrs. George CROKER are 10
.=tBe-:ycinty and that William II. CrOckeT
=. Colonel Q. Fred CrockeT aud The BRIDES mother
are now en- route 10 the gay French capital; but
nOtWti hstandlng all This certain halo OF doubt
rests over possibility OF the marriage taking
place.:
!. One of the early Iall weddings in Eastern
military circles Will be that of Miss DuVall,
daughter OF Lieutenant W. 7. DuVall, Fifth
Artillery, Y. 5 A, ana Louis Eugene Marie, a
son OF DR.. Marie Of Philadelphia. The we'd
ding will take place at Fortress Monroe on
Tuesday, September IS. Mr.. Marie is a we'll
Van Setback Oddie Jr. of New York. and one OF
his fusheTs Will be his cousin. Parker Freeman.
The engagement IS announced of Miss Nan
Mflrr, youngest daughter of Major Marcus L.
Miller, tltth Artillery, U. S. A., 10 Lieutenant
MOTHS h. BarFoll, Fourth Artillery, i. s. A.
lie wedding Will take place some time IN Sep
TEMPER. MAJOR Miller ana family are now &C
Fort Monroe, Va,