The Washington times., 1894-11-29

and niece of the bride. Master Fred Solger
and Miss Leonie Thompson. as flower at
tendants. walked directly in advance OF the
bride and groom carrying baskets OF white
roses. The little girls frock was OF white
China silk and lace
After the ceremony reception followed
at No. 1l8 Z street northwest, the home OF
the brides sister. Mrs. H. c.. Thompson. One
OF the attractive features of the reception was
tho playing by the Olmo Mandolin and Banjo
Orchestra. After wedding trip Mr.. and
Mrs. Anderson will be at home at No. 422
Seventh street southeast.
The marriage of Miss Elizabeth E. Payne,
daughter of Mr.. Upton Payne, TO MIR. William
+. Garrett, was quietly solemnized last even
ing at the Maryland Avenue Baptist Church,
Pew. n. C. Nayor performing the ceremony.
The bride wore a tailor-made gown of gray
cloth, and carried La France roses. Imme-
diately after the ceremony Mr.. and Mr..
Garrett left for visit 10 relatives in Virginia,
after which they will return to Washington
and make their future home on Capitol Hill.
Many useful and valuable presents were re-
ceived.
The first meeting OF the season OF der
Observation-Disclosures Club was held on
the evening OF the 10th instant at the resi-
dence of Mr.. J. Henry Kaiser. There was Il
large gathering. Alter a most excellent
musical aud literary programme the anus
ing little operetta, I'll jacob, translated
into German by Mrs. Won Hartleben,
was presented by the oriGina
cast, Misses Xarifa Hancock and
Bertha Gibson and Mr. William II. Coney,
with Mrs. William Hazard as accompanist.
Miss Hancock, as Sophronia, was exception
ally fine; Miss Gibson, in costume, made as
pretty and piquant a German girl as one
could wish to see. and enacted her role to
perfection, while Mr.. Coney, always inimit-
able, surpassed himself. Mrs. Hazard played
the aceompaniments IN good style
Senator Palmer. of Illinois. accompanied
by his family, arrived at the Hotel Elsmere
last night.
Euchre and dancing were the pleasures in
dulged in blythe members OF the p 2. Euchre
Club al the regular meeting held Tuesday
evening at the residence OF Mr. and Mrs.
10 Miss Katie Hess and Mr. F..
3. Swggard. DR.. and Mrs. Ransom We're
admitted as members Of the club. Among
those present were Mrs. G. Spcer. Nr. and
Mrs. J. Bundy. DR.. and airs >heckell, Miss
Thompson. the Misses Hess. and Aessrs W.
Norris. Pierce. Spicsr, and Goddard On
Tuesday evening, December D.. Mrs. Spicsr
will entertain The msmbeEs OF the club at No.
81 New York avenue northwest.
There was very pretty wedding after
yesperS last evening in ST. Dominic Clurch,
Rev. Father Spencer officiating. The cor
tracing parties were 1Ir. Thomas Bradshaw,
a popn ar young South Washi GtoGian. ana
Miss Esteia Phillips. The best man was Mr..
a. j. Hunter. After the service in the church,
the bridal party repaired 20 Mr. Brat-
shaw's home. No. 493 l street southwest.
where refreshments were served an 4 pifas-
ant evening spent The pretty BRIDE was be-
cominsIy a;lired in whitc silk ben -aiue with
moire TRAININGS. and ornaments OF Fearls.
besides Il wreath OF picturesque orange bios
sons The happy couple received many con-
gratulations from relatives and friends.