The Washington times., 1894-11-29
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Miss Ellen Mccartney HeinlIne, grand
daughter of the late Lieut. Charles McLane.
was married under the happiest auspices last
night at her home, No. 503 Ninth street south
east, TO Mr. Harry NJ. Reynolds. The pretty
. pariors were brightly lighted and the we'd
ding march was played by Miss Lulie Pts
tori. IN the most finished manner, when the
bride descended the stairway with the groom.
attended by her brother. Mr.. William Helm
line. as best man, and Miss Nettie Harvey as
maid Of honor.
Rev. DR. Hillaker, of Epiphany Church,
performed the ceremony ar o'clock IN the
presence of the brides immediate family.
Immediately afterward the guests invited TO
the reception began 10 arrive and soon the
rooms were filed with those rendering their
congratulations TO the bride and groom.
The bride wore handsome gown Of sage
green satin trimmed with darker shade OF
velvet. The corsage had wide revereS OF the
satin trimmed with bullion cord. and in her
hand the bride carried Il bouquet o. white
roses. The only ornament worn was a dia-
mOnd necklace.
The gown worn by the maid of honor was
OF white albatross. trimmed with white Chf-
len and rosettes of white ribbon. Miss Harvey
also wore a diamond necklace and carried a
bouquet of Marechal Neil rcses.
The brides grandmother, Mrs. McLane,
was present in a gown of black silk The
other members OF the family in attendance
were the brides sisters, Mrs. j. II. Holland.
in black silk. Mrs. Groggon. in black silk.
and Miss Isabelle Heinline, in black and gray
silk.
The wedding feast was served in the din
ing-room. where rha decorations were OF
white chrysanthemums. The cen;er-piece of
the table was the brides cake above which
swung a Wedding bell, amid white flowers.
surrounded by fruits of all kinds. The pres
ents were numerous and pretty, many OF them
ha wing been sent by friends from a distance
Among the guests at the reception were
Mr.. John Harvey and family, Mr.. John
Bloomer. DR.. Stratton, DR.. G. r. Luce, Mr.
and Mrs. Leon Marchon, Mr.. and Mrs
William Dye, Mr.. and Mrs. james Padgett,
Miss Onion. of Baltimore: Mr. Charles Me-
LaughlIn and sisters, OF Baltimore. Rev. Mr..
Balderson and family, OF Baltimore, Mr.. John
Foy and family Mrs Lizzie Counor. Mr. Far
rar, Mr.. Charles Harvey, Miss Annie Thomas,
Mr.. L. J. Gately, Mr. George Williams and
family, Miss Annie Pons and Miss Lule
Pistori.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reynolds will make their
| future home at No. SOB Ninth street southeast
The marriage of Miss Hattie Elizabeth Pei
! ton to Mr.. William Houston Kerr took place
at 4:30 O'Clock yesterday afternoon, when n
large number OF their friends witnessed the
! ceremony. For some time before the arrival
! of the wedding party the organist PLAYED
softly on the organ, then as the announce.
ment was made that the bride had arrived the
! tone of the music changed and the wedding
march sounded out. The chancel was deco
rated with numerous palms and foliage
plants.
The bride and groom entered preceded by
the ushers, Mr.. G. L. Tyler, Mr.. II. 0. Hine.
Mr.. C. NJ. Stoy. and Mr.. Raymond F. Crist
| The bride wore travelling gown of blue
cloth trimmed with velvet, and hat to match.
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| a little boy, who walked Immediately in front
of her and stood at her side during the cere-
mony. The mother Of the bride entertained
the wedding party at dinner on Saturday
evening last, when she was assisted in enter
tanning by Mrs. Calder, of Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Washington Cissell
| have issued invitations for an at home on
Monday evening next from to IL O'clock at
their residence, No. 1915 Thirty-frst street.
The Secretary of the Treasury has been the
guest of the President and Mrs. Cleveland, at
Woodley. for several days past.
Rev. A. T. Anderson, pastor of Grace Bap-
! tist Church, corner of Ninth and D streets
southeast, was married last evening to Miss
| Blanche c. Koones The occasion will be a
memorable one-not only to the wedding
the ceremony. The wedding guests began to
arrive early. and by s O'Clock the church was
crowded to its utmost capacity. Without the
| steps were thronged, and those who could
not gain admittance lined the pavement,
reaching nearly to the open square opposite
the church. So dense was the throng that it
was with considerable difficulty that the
bride and groom could make their way from
their carriage
Within the church. the walls at the rear of
the platform were festooned with gaRlands
of smilax, and the platform was lined with
palms. In front OF this stood Rev. Dr. Muir,
OF the E Street Baptist Church, who per-
formed the marriage service. The ushers,
Mr.. Ernest E. Hancock, Mr.. John It.
Anderson. Mr.. J. A. Frank, and Mr. J. W.
| Steward, walked in advance of the bride and
groom.
Tho wedding gown was Of white satin,
made very plainly but handsomely, with two
large puffs forming the sleeves, that fastened
close at the wrist with finely laid plaits. The
tulle veil was fastened with coronet effect by
large buckle of briliiants, and bouquet of
bridal roses was carried. The little nephew