Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-10-06

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Crook, to Mr.. Clarence Alexander Branden--
burg. at the Western Presbyterian Church
next wednesday evening. at O'Clock, will
be brilliant event. The bride will be at
tended by q laid of honor, Miss Ruth
Helen Bolway. and four bridesmaids. Miss
Adelaide s. Bolway. Miss Jennie NJ. Mickle.
Miss Emma G. Crook and Miss Annie L.
Biscoe. Mr.. Walter c. Clephane will be
best man. and the ushers win be Messrs.
Lewis p. Clephane. Adolph A. Hoehling.
Harrison E. Crook and Prof. Harry Eng
| ceremony will be held in the elegant new
home OF the couple at 213e n street. ano
later in the evening Mr.. Brsndenburg will
take his bride away for a trip, before set
Ting down there to housekeeping.
Miss Matte Thompson. daughter Of Co..
Phil. Thompson. whose marriage 20 Mr..
| william Davis Is TO take place October
81, at the residence OF Secretary and Mrs.
Carlisle, win return from Europe about the
Mr.. and Mrs. Parker Mann returned from
Europe yesterday.
| Invitations have been received here for
/ the wedding OF Thomas Ewing. jr.. son OF
| Gen. and Mrs. Thomas Ewing, 10 Miss
Anna Phillips Cochran, eldest daughter OF
4 Mr.. ana Mrs. William +. Cochran. TO take
place October "a at noon, In ST Johns
| Episcopal Church, Yonkers. Mr.. Ewing has
a wide acquaintance in this city, where his
family has SO long resided.
Mr. and Mrs ]. Kearney Warren have
arrived in New York from Bar Harbor,
where they spent the summer, as has been
| their custom for a number OF years Mr..
Warren is In such poor health that he
| found IL necessary to return from Maine
| in a private car. He is now seriously iil.
but HIS physicians hope for his recovery.
Mrs. Alexander S. Merchant will be at
home 202O street northwest. Fridays
during October and November.
Capt and Mrs. William L. Carpenter
after a few days stay here. have gone to-
4 a@ax Of
DIR. and Mrs. ID. Percy Hickling have re-
turned from their wedding trip, which has
been spent delightfully."- I'm northern travel
and are residing at 232 3D. street northwest
Mrs. Thurber and her children returned to-
Washington from Marion. Mass. today.
Mr.. Thurber. IT is expected, win remain
with the President at Gray Gables until
Mr. Cleveland returns to Washington.
The marriage Of Miss Gertrude V. Wade
to DIR. George ]. Lochboehler took place at
| st. Aloysius' Church on October 2, at
O'Clock a. m, with a nuptial mass. The
ceremony was performed by Rev e. Giles
pie, s. J.. rector Of Gonzaga College. assist
| ed by Rev. NJ c. Dolan. s. J. Notwith--
standing the early hour set for the wedding.
the church Was crowded with the friends OF
the young couple. The ushers preceded the
/ bridal couple up the aisle, and the party
ranged themselves within the sanctuary
railing. The high altar sblaze with
! lighted candles. The bride was dressed in
a travelling gown Of daghs,an cloth. with
hat AM gloves to match. Her ornaments
| were a brooch and earrings of diamonds, the
| gift OF the groom. In lieu OF the usual
bouquet of flowers she carried In her hand
an ivory-bound prayer book. Immediately
after the ceremony the bridal couple re-
turned to the home of the brides parents at
3oi 1 street northwest, where a reception
was held and breakfast served. Fathers
Gillespie Dolan and Conway were among
the invited guests at the wedding breakfast.
The ushers Were DIR. Frederick Sohon and
Mr.. Edward ]. Schwartz. The bride is a
daughter of MIR. Patrick Wade. and the
groom, a young physician OF this city. The
young couple were the recipients OF many
handsome and useful presents At l2:15 DIR.
and Mrs. Lochboehler took the train for the
north, where they will spend a Few days.
and On their return will move into their
new home at 50 h street northwest.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Byrnes Rave taken
the house. 1906 Bacon street. Columbia
Heights.
The Misses Weeks have the deep SYM
pathy Of many friends In the sad affiiction
which has befallen them in the death OF
their brother Henry W. George Hunter
Weeks. He died in Texas. where he had
just returned after a visit TO his family at
their home On Sunderland place.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. C. Martin have removed
to their new home. 11JO y street northwest
Mrs NJ. L. whiteford OF 18th street north
west has gone to Baltimore to attend .he
wedding OF Mr.. Sutton and Miss Porter, and
will visit friends I'm Newburgh, NY.
Mrs. Findlay Harris and her little daugh-
s. ,,,., h.va returned FROM, their sum,
mer outing ana will he az l-50 O street for
,hs fau a "a Winter
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~ 'oiis Pdis VI Nis"i
from Faith chapel accompanied by some
OF their friends took straw i1de 10
Bethesda PARK last nignt. Inc crowd was
wen PROVIDED with norhs oeas' whistles,
etc. ana mao tne wagon eaiy 1ecoraeed
Win nass ana lanterns. me r'ue vas
very pieasaht one, anu aiehoush oe sceae
reaching the PARK the true e. F. Shirt was
displayed, and the fun was undiminished.
Mrs Jones ana MRS. Holmes chsperoned
we we parsy. Anons .nose psIuiel'ai"s W.
M'ss Lllia anu "S 49,, Se ,i,
Eerrv and Alice Groves ana Messrs wceks
Jones. Holmes. Hammock, Little and Pile
ger.
Miss Gale has gone north 10 spend Octo-
= - - 80 o., Tu--.ns ~ O.,
non ar Rnri,nyton VI .f,er hax.in, snen.
some time with her brother at Williams
town, Mass
Mr. p,,,as u.ho has heen ,.,Si,,n1 her
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pG parents e'.rs' r anu mis-. Sno. w.