Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-06-07
ABOUT GEORGETOWN.
a rretfy Wedding. the Linthicum In
stitute Exercises md Other Matters,


In the presence of large assemblage
last evening one of the prettiest weddings
Georgetown has ever seen took place at
the Congress Street NJ. r. Church. The
high contracting parties were Miss Lucy
@. Jarboe. daughter of Mr.. Horace Jarboe
OF Washington. D. c.. and Mr.. Norman II.
Price of Baltimore, Nd.
The maid of honor was Miss Minnie Jar
Doe, sister OF the bride, and the best man.
Mr. Walter Larry of Baltimore. The brides
maids were Miss Catherine Bulloch, Miss
Maria Loughborough. Miss Elizabeth Rey-
nolds. cousin of the bride. and Miss Nellie
Butcher. The bride approached the min
lister on the arm Of her father. She was at
tired in handsome costume of white satin,
trimmed In Duchesse lace. and wore in her
veil magnificent dagger, studded with
diamonds and rubies, the gift of the groom.
Behind her walked two exquisitely costum-
ed little flower girls, Miss Mollie Mohler of
Baltimore and Miss Lucille Butcher of
Washington. The ceremony was performed
by the Rev. DIR. Bates, former pastor of
Congress Street Church. He came over
from Baltimore. the city of his present pas
torate, at the request OF the bride. Or.
Bates was assisted by the Rev. Walter r.
Graham. the present pastor.
When the ceremony was concluded, the
couple were driven to the home of the
brides parents. 1910 18th street, where a
reception was given the bridesmaids and
others connected with the wedding. Later
Mr.. and Mrs. Price left by way of the
Pennsylvania road for Baltimore. from
which place they will go to Boston. They
will be at home to their friends after the
18th instant
At a meeting Of Potomac Union Lodge,
No. S92, last night P. n. V. p. J. W. Lee
vas elected delegate to the 3. NJ. c. of Odd
Fellows, which meets in October next at
Boston. Robert Halliday was elected alter
nate Richard s. Jones was elected dele
70 10 IN the DISTRICT Lodge
Tonight the various departments of
Linthicum Institute will close. The pro-
gram this year will be opened with prayer
by Rabbi Louis Stern. The comedies 20 be
1.-THE Coloneps Mishap' and creation. en-
titled DE Lunatico InQuirendo." Recita-
tions and the awarding of prizes by the
president OF the board Of trustees will fol-
junior attaches of the elocution depart
ment.
So successful was the entertainment
given last week at Masonic Hall under the
auspices OF the teachers of the Fillmore
building for the benefit of the aid fund
that it has been decided to repeat 1t. with
additional program features. Curtis Hall
has been secured and tomorrow night the
date fixed upon for the second presentation.
Those who were unable to get in before
will have n second chance to see 1.-The
Linthicum Students in April Fools and
"A Matrimonial Advertisement
Another step toward raising funds to
erect a suitable monument to the memory
of the author of the Star Spangled Ban
rer," Francis Scott Key, one of George
towns early celebrities has been taken by
the Key Monument Association of Fred
ericlx, the secretary, Mr.. Louis Rice, having
issued call for meeting tomorrow nigh,
for the purpose of arranging a plan by
which people can be directly appealed to
to subscribe toward this object. The meet
ing will convene in Frederick, the city
where the remains of the COMPOSER lie
At present their resting place in Mount
OliYet is marked by only q plain laid slab