The Washington times., 1895-06-06

blue armure cloth with small black hat
completing the costume
The presents received were valuable and
apparently without end, as even up TO the
hour OF the marriage they continued to ar
rive from friends in this city as well as from
those far and near.
After a wedding trip Rev. Mr.. Springer
will take his bride to make their future
home home at Fort Thomas. Newport, KY,
where they will arrive the last of June.
Amung those who came To Washington
for the occasion and were the guests of Mr.
and Mrs Lynch, were Mr.. + W Mason, of
Denver, Mr.. J. r. HIT of Chicago, Mr..
and Mrs. George c. Hit, of indianapolis,
Mr. and Mrs A. L. Mason, OF Indianapolis,
Mrs. Dunlop, of Philadelphia, Mr. aud
Mrs. William Disston, OF Philadelphia.
Society will be In attendance upon the
garden and pound party to be given this
afternoon from until O'Clock at the
Childrea's Country Home, Broad Branch
and Grant Roads. For all persons who do
not care To drive out TO the Home, there
viii be cunyeyaUces TO meet the Chevey
Chase cars at Grant Road. Miss Kate
lie Roy is president, Miss Caroline Simp-
son yice-president, Miss Frederick Rodgers
secretary, aud Mr.. f. V. Robinson treas
urer.
The annual garden and pound party at
the Childrens Country Home, is one OF the
featlresuf the spring season, at which there
is sure n be good attendance OF society
All persons Interested in the success and
welfare Of this great charity that annually
benefits So large number OF poor children,
are cordially invited TO attend the garden
party this afternoon.
The marriage of Miss Louise strattop
Ur,rr do aF Ag.r Trc,
Burr, to MIR. George Graham Getty. took
place at 80 O'Clock yesterday, at Grace
Church, Woodside, Md.
Miss Bessie Denham and Mr Amos Ferris
Were married yesterday morning at the
residence of the bride, No. 463 g street
northwest. Rev. j. J. Muir, pastor of
the Z street Baptist Church. performed the
ceremony, which was witnessed only by
the immediate relatives OF the bride and
groom. Mr.. and Mrs Ferris then left for
a wedding trip. upontheirreturnfron W hich
they viii make their home in this city.
At the Eastern Presbyterian Church, at
O'Clock yesterday morning, was cele-
brated the marriage OF Miss Bette Glad
stone Mckericher, daughte of Mr.. and Mrs.
James McKericher, to Mr.. Thomas Smith
Thompson, Of Berryyille. Va. The bride
wore a travelling gown of blue and carried
a bouquet of American beauty roses. Rev.
Dr. Easton offieiated The wedding march
was played by Mrs. SEadd.
The ushers were: Messrs p J. Affleck.
Jr, Robert A McKericher, K. Highley
Thompson and DR. r. w. Talbot. Nj and
Mrs Thompson viii make their future
home in Berryville. Va.
The marriage of Mr.. W illiam Jackson, son
of Justice Jackson, OF the Supreme Court,
to Miss Caroline Taylor Dickson. OF Gin
cinnati, took place at 4:30 O'Clock yester-
day afternoon at the residence Of the brides
mother, at Walnut Hill, Cincinnati, where
the ceremony was witnessed by the rela-
tives and a small party Of intimate friends.
The floral decorations OF the house were
very elaborate. There were roses every
where, as befitted June wedding. The
brides gown was a most elegant one OF
white satin. She is not only personally
attractive and accomplished as linguist
and fine musician, but one OF the wealth
| lest heiresses in Cincinnati
After the reception that followed the
ceremony the bride and groom left for
New York, from where they viii sail on the
Augusta Victoria to spend four months in
| Europe.
Mr. Maddox. of Washington, was best
! man. The bridesmaids were Miss Ruth
Harrison, Miss Lilly Seely. Miss Mary
| Murphy, and Miss Isabel Tilden. These
| Young ladies were the debutantes who made
| their fromal bow to society at the same
count the pretty assemblage of girls was
an unusually interesting one.
n,~sr cont -,np3