The morning times., 1895-10-13

Inc mdrr1ageOI MISS Minnie OlSOn ftduhnl,
daughter of Mrs. Margaret E. Rankin, OF
No. 47G NJ street northwest, To Mr.. James
Edgar Mitchell. will take place wednesday
morning at 8 O'Clock at McKeudree NJ. e.
Church. Me;srs. Edward Morse, Frank T.
Israel, Baird Gibson and Joseph Reynolds
will act as ushers. The bride will enter
escorted by the groom, and will wear
handsome costume of fawn colorcd cloth,
with green velvet trimmings. Her wide
brimmed hat of fawn color braid will be
ornamented with green velvet
and steel buckles, and she will carry
bouquet of white carnations. Immediately
after the ceremony, which Will be per
formed by Rev. DIR. L. T. Widcrman, Mr.
and Mrs. Mitchell will leave for a northern
wedding tour. and will be at home after
November 10 at No. 1888 Sixth street
northwest.
The wedding of Miss Grace Darling
Parker to Mr.. Joseph L. Jennings. OF New
York, will occur at noon Wednesday at st.
Stephens Church. Mt. Pleasant. The bridal
procession will enter the church in the iot-
lowing order: Messrs.' Reeve Lewis and
Frank Davis. Messrs. DR.. Anthony Ray, of
Forest Glen, Nd, and Mr.. Archie Goodioc,
of Culpeper. Va: Miss Blanche Brooke,
maid OF honor, wearing a costume of black
and green novelty cloth. large hat OF
green velvet with plumes, and carrying a
bouquet OF la France roses.
The bride will enter with her father. MT
Harry b. Parker, and will be attired in an
imported gown of brown and black wool,
combined with heliotropc velvet and Jet
and wide brimmed hat OF
heliotrope, ornamented with plumes and
ieweled pins. She will carry bouquet OF
white roses and orchids.
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adorned with flowers and palms. she viii
be met by the groom and his best man,
Mr. Bailey Shumate, of Virginia. The
Rev George +. Dudley will officiatc. and
Professor CauIfield will play The wedding
marches. Owingt o the illness ofthe groom's
parents. they will not be present at the
wedding, but number of friends from
New York, Baltimore, and other cities VIII
be in attendance. There will be no recep-
ton following tho ceremony, as Mr. and
Mrs. JenningS.wiq leave on the afternoon
train for the North. They viii visit wash
ington, however. at the conclusion of their
bridal trip and will hold a reception
at tIie home OF the BRIDES parents, No.
1911 Park street. Mount Pleasant. They
win reside for the future in New York.
Miss Nina Leontine Martin. daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas II. Martin. No. 1927
T street, and Mr.. John Clifton Maynard,
will he married at noon Wednesday, at
Hamline NJ z. Church. Rev. DR.. Todd.
pa stor. officiating. The chaDcei VIII De
decorated with clemafis, palms,
and cosmos blooms, and Professor Meyer
will preside at the organ. The ushers will
be Messrs. Richard Gibson. George Peter
son. of Baltimore: Herbert Hunt, anil Harry
Lewis. The bride will be escorted by the
groom and will be gowned IN an effective
costume of Sevres blue silk with hat OF
Sevres blue velvet, and plunes TO match.
She will carry bouquet of Nernat roses
There will be no reception. Mr. and Mrs
Maynard leaving on the afternoon train
for New York. The going-a way gown OF
the bride will be stone gray cloth with
capote to ho<monize in color. On their
return Mr.. and Mrs Maynard will be at
home to friends at No. 3OT c street north
west.
The wedding of N ISIS argaret McDonough
10 Mr-F.H II. BroDaugh. will take place next
Wednesday at st. Marks Church. II will
be morning wedding and Miss McDonough
will have no attendants with the exception
of her little niece Miss Zelda Williams.
who will act as maid of honor. The Rev.
DR.. Graham will perform the ceremony.
after which Mr.. and Mrs. Bronaugh will
McDonough Is a popular young woman
among her friends is evidenced by the
many and beautiful presents she has re-
ceived. The ushers will be Mr.. Alfred
BrOBaugh. brother of the groom. Mr.. Philip
Otterbach. Mr.. Fred Young. and Mr.. James
Williams. On their return from the wed
ding journey Mr.. and Mrs. Bronaugh viii
reside at No. $50 South Carolina avenue.
months in the Litchfield Hills. of Connecti-
cut. DR.. and Mrs. S. s. Adams have re-
turned TO Washington and reopened their
house on Dupont Circle.
Miss Rina Trust. of Baltimore, is visit
ing her aunt, Mrs. Sewers, who with her
has recently returned from abroad.
Capt. and Mrs. French are still at their
home In Langley, and will not
return to the city until the middle of No.
vcmber.
Cards have been issued by Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Wolf, of No. 918 p street north west,
for q reception folio wing the marriage of
their daughter. Henrietta to Mr.. William
Hall Van Depape, Wednesday evening. Oc-
tober 23, from 8 to 10 O'Clock. The wed
ding will take 'p,ate in the presence OF a few
friends and relatives, and later Mr.. and
Mrs. Van Derzce will leave for their future
home in Newgfork.
Mr.. James b. Elaine has returned to the
city, and is seen On the Avenue constantly
riding a wheel His 'biking" rig, Of
light gray tweed with gray golf stockings
and cap is as, UP to date as anything OF
the sort seen there lately.
DR.. B. L. whitman. president of colum-
bian University. has leased the hand
some residence. No. 21O5 Massa chusetts
avenue, and moved into it yesterday from
his former quarters at the Ebbitt. DR..
and Mrs. Whitman are delightful ac-
luisiti0n to Washington society.
The engagement is announced of Miss
Margaret Belle Blaine, daughter OF Mfr.
and Mrs. R. G. Blaine, to DR.. Henry j.
crosson, Of this city.
Invitations have been issued for the
of Miss Carrie Harper Smith,
laughter of Mr. and Mrs. Amzi Smith, to
Mr.. John Young schreycr, of Williams
port, Pa. The ceremony will occur
evening, October %. at 7:30,
nsthe Church of the Reform alton, corner
second and B streets southeast. Cards
are required for admission.
The recently organized Cairo Euchre Club
ield its first meeting in the apartments of
Hr. W. H. OIcott at the Cairo Wednesday
tight. Those present were Miss Hughes,
IS Mount Pleasant: the Misses Carpenter.
shannon. Sutherland, and Williams. of
,apitol Hill and Messrs. Fowler. Kaufman.
!. B. Olcott Schneider, and SpIansey. Re-
reshments were served and the closely
'layed games greatly enjoyed. The Cairo