The morning times., 1895-10-02

kins, Miss Hopkins, Miss Buck. Mrs. Bray
ton, Miss Brayton. Mrs. Mead, Mrs COL
lins, aud Miss McGregor.
Mrs. T. C. Easton and Miss Deborah
Easton of No. 30S Seventh street north
east, have returned 10 the city after
delightful soiourn at Weihle, va.
Mrs. and Miss McGregor have returned
to the city after a visit of several weeks
to Boston.
The young ladies of Waugh NJ E. Church
will reorganiZe their Chautauqua Circle
ON NJ onday next, at 1:30 p. M. The
membership is not confined to the church.
though the meetings are generally held IN
one of the class rooms.
This year will be the American year.
during which au American course of study
will be pursued. The officers Ior this
year are: President, Mr. II. a. Hine;
vice president. NJ iss walker; secretary
and treasurer. Miss Bertha Walter.
Among those to be present. Monday
evening are: Miss Eldridge, Miss Roder-
lex. Miss Dana, Miss Walker, Miss Walter,
Miss HeinIein. the Misses Turner. the
/ Misses Mitchell. the Misses NasZ, Mr..
Goff, MI. Walker, Mr. Hardy. Mr.. Taylor.
The Abracadabra Literary Club is about
to resume its sessions for the season, and
the first meeting will take place on
Wednesday evening, October 9, at the
residence of Mr.. Thomas W. Scott, No.
4I9 B street northeast One OF the fea-
lures of the evening will be paper on
Travel" by Mrs. j. d. Croissant, who
has lust returned from a summer tour
abroad.
Mrs. John P. Ciun. is president of the
Abracadabra Society.
quiet, but pretty wedding, in which
Miss Marie E. Alvey. distant relative of
Judge Alvey, of the court of appeals,
and Mr.. j. Francis Stewart. of Marlboro,
Md. were the principal participants. took
place at Marlboro. Md, last Wednesday
evening. They were attended by Miss
Kate Martin, of Marlboro, as brides
maid, and MT. Thomas R. Kennedy, of
Washington, ID. c., as best man.
The bride wore a gown of white satin
trimmed with lace and ribbon, with hat to
match, and carried a large bunch of white
roses The bridesmaid wore a gown of
white china silk. A reception was given
the newly married couple at the residence
of the groom's aunt, NJ rs. NJ. J. Wyvill of
Marlboro which was followed by an ele-
CANT supper. Mr.. and Mrs. Stewart will
return to Washington and make their
home in this city.
The marriage of Miss Lucille blackburn,
daughter of the Kentucky Senator, and
Mr. Thomas Francis Lane was celebrated
Mt high noon yesterday in St Matthew s
Catholic Church. Masses of tail palms and
vases of margucrites beautified the chan
eel, and delicate ferns and hundreds of
lighted candles i'll glittering sprays added
TO the picturesque effect.
The bridal party, composed of Mrs. Black
ttar Of ha hrtd Cnrinnn
Blackburn, her sister; Miss Vcorhs, of New
York, and MIR. and Mrs. Hail. entered to
the strains of the wedding chorus from
II Lohcngrin," played by Prof. John Porter
Law renee. They were presently Joined by
Mr. and Mrs Stephen Rand, Lieut., Niebiick.
u s. A, and Mr.. Logan Carlisle. The
glorious march by Mcndelssohn was
signal for the appearance of the bride,
" no was escorted by her father, Senator
Blackburn, " ho gave her away.
She wore n Doucet gown of dark green
cloth, the bodice handsomely trimmed
with white china silk, patterned with
wild roses in natural tints. Her wide
brimmed Directoire hat, laced with rose
colored satin, was made with beaver
crown, flanked on either side by nodding
black plumes. Her threat was encircled
by stock of real lace, and she carried
bouquet of American Beauty roses, show
ering lilies of the valley.
At the altar they were met by the groom
and his best man, Mr.. Lane, of New Jer-
,ey, and the simple ceremony was per
formed, Rev. Father Lee, officiating.
A breakfast of sixteen was given at the
Normandie later, to which only relatives
and a few intimate friends were hidden.
Green and white predomiDated in the
dra wing room and corridor at the hotel.
roses and Marguertes being the chosen
decorations. The table was festooned with
green ribbons, arranged with crystal vases
ofroses and Marguerites, s,andcorsageb bouquets
of those flowers for the ladies and
boutonnieres for the gentlemen, set beside
zach cover. The candles were capped with
white ard green shades.
Mrs Blackburn wore an imported toilet
of black satin, the bodice, a combination
of jetted violet velvet and applique lace,
and tiny bonnet of violet velvet and jet.
Hiss Corinne Blac kburn was prcttily
dressed in tan cloth and capote to match
and carried a superb bridal bouquet This
was gift from Mrs. Bugher to her favorite
young friend. the bride, whom she under
stood would wear the conventional white
wedding gown and was marvel of floral
loveliness.
Mrs. Hall, sister OF the bride. was cos
TUNED in e black satin skirt and old rose
silk blouse trimmed with cream lace, and
her hat was of green velvet and chiffon.
Miss yoorhis was gowned in marine blue
cloth and wore a black Gainsboruugh hat
wreathed with plumes.
Mr. and Mrs. Lane lefs on the afternoon
train for the North and later win go abroad
tor the winter. They willmake their future
,pme in this city.