The Washington times., 1894-11-22
SOCIAL SAYINGS AND DoINGs.

SOCIAL SAYINGS AND D0INGS.
The marriage of Miss Emily Mae ArIedge,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. George Arledge,
to MIR. Warren Kyles Snyder took place
at O'Clock last evening, at the First
Baptist Church, on Sixteenth street. When
the wedding march announced the ar
rival of the bride, the church was crowded
with the friends of the young people, gath
cred to witness the pretty pageant, and when
the bride in ali her wedding attire walked
down the aisle preceded by her attendant
maids of honor and ushers. she was the Gym
osure of all eyes. The dainty costumes of
the maids of honor gave an added touch OF
attracuiveness to a scene that was all JOY
business. Rev. DR.. Stakely awaited the COM
ing of the bride at the ehance Mr.. Andrew
J. Green was present as best man. Miss Ar
ledge preceded the bride as maid of honor,
walking immediately after the two brides
maids, Miss Melye and Miss Snyder.
Mr.. George Warfield, Mr.. II. Stanley
Heinrich, Mr.. William Mankin, Mr., Sherm an
Fowler, Mr. James Hudson, Mr.. Charles
Schaarf, and Mr. Harold c. Snyder were the
ushers, and during the ceremony were
grouped on either side of the chan Gel, thus
forming, with the maids of honor, aninterest-
ing group through which the bride and
groom passed at the conclusion OF the cere-
mony.
The marriage of Miss Mary Adele Miller,
daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Miller, TO
AIr. john Raymond Peak, took place at Ii
o'clock Yesterday morning at the Church OF
the immaculate Conception Quite large
gathering OF friends witnessed the ceremony,
Immediately after which the bride and groom
left for a trip to New York. The gown worn
was of brown broadclOth with velvet hat Of
the same shade. The stylish costume was
frightened by large bouquet OF pink chrys
anthemums Boutonniers OF the same iloW-
ers were worn by the Gshers, who were Mr..
Edward Conroy, MIR. J. T. Edmonston, Mr.. j.
Blake Miller and Mr.. s. Frank Field. Rev.
Father Ryan otficiated. Upon their return to
Washington Mr.. and Mrs. Peak VIII make
their future home at No. G23 n street, where
the house will be beautiied with the many
handsome presents received.
Miss Zula Walker, daughter OF Mrs. Susan
| Markiey Walker was welded to Nj. William
i. Ward at the home Of the brides mother
| NO. 936 TWenty-thrd street At o clock yester-
| terday. The ceremony was witnessed by the
relatives and few intimate friends Rev. j. H.
| u. Mckee ofiiciated. The house was decorated
| with palms and flowers in honor ol the happy
| event and Immediately after the conclusion
| Of the ceremony the friends crowded about
! the newly-wedded pair 70 tender their
| congratulations. The way was then led to
! the diniug-r0om, where a wedding breakfast
was served. The bride wore gown Of white
| silk with pearl passamentetles, and carried
| bouquet Of white roses Mss Alberta Walker
| sister OF the bride, attended her as maid of
| honor. and wore a gown OF yellow sIlS
trimmed with white chiffon, aad carriei
| Merechal Neil roses. Upon tne return OF the
bride and groom from 4 trip to Fortress Mon
| roe they viii reside ut No. g3G Iwenty-third
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| friends after the first of December.
The marriage OF Miss Emily Tolvert Ham
! mond, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. b. Ham
| mond, TO Mr.. David Z. Weaver. took place
! ut Il clock yesterday morning 1t the Metro
| poiitan Church in the presence OF a large
concourse of their friends Rev DR.. John
! son oificiared. The bride wore handsome
! travelling gown Of gray clo;a with hat to
! match, and carried bouquet of white roses
! The ushers were bIr. Grant Burrows, Mr.. I.
| =. Weaver, Mr.. George Chandler, aud Mr.
! Cushman. Immediately after the ceremony
! the bride and groom drove 10 the station for
| an extended Northern trip Jpon their re-
! turn 10 Washington they VII make their
home at No. $3.50 street.
st half past 10 o'clock this morning, at the
| Church of the Covenant Miss Mary Belle
| MacLean. daughter OF Dr.. and Mrs. John
! MacLean, viii be united to Lieut.. James 4
! Lynch. of the Fifteenth Infantry United
! States Army. The marriage ceremony will be
! performed 10y the brides father assisted by
| Rev. DR.. Hamlin. The ushers wi be Mr..
! Walker Davis MacLean, brother of the bride:
| Mr. Charles i. FrGiley. fr. Alden H. Collins,
and Mr.. Harry Bates. Sine bride ana groom.
after visit TO New York. will 10 TO Fort
! Sheridan. Chicago. where Lieut.. Lynch IS
! stationed.
Miss Cecilia Miles, daughter Of Gen. and
/ Mrs. Nelson Miles. arrived in Washington
! severn! days since. and is now the guest OF
| Senator and Mrs. Sherman. With whom she
/ will remain until after the marriage OF Miss
! Sherman. December Il.
A donation tea viii he given at the Wash
! ingtOn Founding Asylum, No. I7-5 Fifteenth
street, from to clock this afternoon.
| Mr.. ana Mrs. S. L. Reed have leased for the
| season the house No. 1902 Massachusetts ave-
nue., in which Admiral ami lIrs. 1lcCann
| have made their home Tor number OF years
past.
Mrs John ". 3Iagruder is at present visit
| ing her daughter on Staten Island. but viii
shortly come to Washington to spend the
winter.
The Misses Merrick, daughters of the late
! Judge Merrick, will spend the winter at their
| CvuLtLy pave AsdA W ttSLiLL5LJu.
Mrs Stanley Brown VIII spend Thanks
| giving with her mother, Mrs. Garfield. at her
old home in Mentor. Ohio, and will then Join
/ her husband in Washington for the winter
The marriage OF Ir Henry Hnke, OF this
! city. to Miss Camilla SchiIbach viii take
place at the brides home in Dresden, on
| Thanksgiving Day.
Lieut. Commander and Mrs. Vail have
| taken apartments for the season at the Ere
! donia.
The rehearsals for Harry Wheaton How
ards equisite juvenile opera, Jack, the
| Giant Killer, are progressing finely The
one to be held this afternoon at Carroll Hall
! will Doubtless be of much interest. but owing
| to the large number Of children engaged in
| il, and the amount Of space necessary Tor the
| eyolutions, visitors cannot be admitted. The
management are very busy these last days
| Mrs. Fanny Pomeroy, Mrs. NJ E. Gibbon,
| Mrs. Rose Z. Ferree, and Mrs. ada H. Weiss.
| the SPECIAL committee appointed to assist
mothers. are at Legion Hal. No. 419 Tenth
street, every day. These ladies secured and
are furnishing at wholesale the material nee
essary for the suits, ,and have patterns and all
| conveniences to assist those who call upon
| them for advise and help. Miss Helen D.