The evening times., 1895-12-19

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marriage. which took place at the hand
8 O'Clock. b.
Tho bride wac EAWned IN heavy white
satin. made en- traine; the chiffon and satin
bodice trimmed effectively with Brussels
lace and orange blossoms.
She entered the drawing rooms escorted
by her father and followed by her several
attendants. There latter were Mr.. II. N.
Thompson OF Washington and Miss Butt
OF Augusta, Ca, HIN. John b. Little of
Columbus, Ca, and MISC u aiDgrrffeld of
Alexandria, Mr.. Harry sCharfannier of
Athens, Ca, and Miss Clark of Danvilie.
Mr.. Scott Watson of DaDyile and Miss
Penn OF Danvillc, Mr.. Charles X. Crisp
of Georgia and Miss Eelaen of Danville,
Mr.. Archibald Butt and Miss Boykin OF
Baltimore.
MFR. Gould Barrett attended the groom as
best man.
Among those present were ex-Speaker
Crisp, Senator Bacon, Representatives Liv-
ingston. Lester, Maddox, Black. Moses, Law
son, Tate, and Bartlett, the Georgia dele
CATION in Congress; representatives S wan
son and Dinsniorc, and number OF news
paper correspondents, including Messrs.
John F. Wilkins, Harry Merrick, Henry
Hall, w. E. Curtis, and John p. Miller.
A handsome collation. was served later,
after which Mr.. and Mrs. Barrett left for
Washington. Their wedding tour will be TO
the Pacific coast.
Miss Mary C. Cowles. daughter OF Capt.
G. ID. Cowies, U. s. A., and Mr.. George
d. Ramsay, son Of Admiral F. n. Ramsay,
U. s m, were married at Winston, N. c.,
yesterday afternoon.
Fashionable Washington was present en-
masse at the debutante tea given Miss
lfya al.s,fh tla.v hNh ht,r cis sf Ire rAI
Tie decorations wore palms, bride roses
| and maiden hair ferns.
Mrs. Collins. who was gowned In black
and white silk With lace trimmings. pre-
| sehted the guests to the debutante. whose
girlish gown OF White chiffon formed q
| lovely setting for her brunette beauty.
The receiving party Were Mrs. Cuthbert.
| in olive green creDOn, with pale blue chif-
fon and white lace, Miss Isabel Shepard.
| in white satin and Chiffon: Miss Cox. in
| pink crepe and white lace: Mrs. whitney.
\ in white silk and satin: Miss Garnet. in
| dresden silk with pink chiffon: Miss Lotte
| Riley. in white satin and blue velvet.
! satin and white velvet. poured tea. while
| Miss Tisdel presided over the chocolate urn
! The tea room was decorated In plnk. the
| La France roses and maiden hair ferns.
| The candles and shades We're OF the same
delicate pink and cast becoming glow
| over the bright faces.
| Mrs. John Frederick Leech gave tea
last evening to Introduce her daughter;
| had to assist her in receiving the large
| number of guests Mrs: Rogers, Mrs. PARK.
| Mrs. Lincoln. Miss Poor. Miss Clagett
| Miss Borgan. Miss Norris. and Miss Jane
| Fuller.
Club furnished Il delightful musical pro
gran during the evening.
| Miss Antoinett Van Hook was married las;
| night at I 80 O'Clock oMr. DavidG. Browne,
| thn a - har isfa.r
| Mrs. Middleton Smith, No. 1915 Nineteenth
| street northwest. Rev. j. A. Aspinwall
| OF ST. Thomas Church officiated.
| The bride was gOwncd in heavy ivory
| satin.esyi the skirt. ga rlanded with orange
blossoms. The bodice WAS yeled in chiffon
| with shoulder decorations OF Orange bios
SONS, and her tnHe veil was fastened with
| a diamond pendIut one OF the gifts OF the
| groom. The go.ngAway gown was of
| pearl gray cloth, tailcr-made, and a large
| black hat, trimmed with green velvet and
| green and sable piGnies.
The horse WIS nTtistically decorated
| with palms. ferns, and white roses. A;tel
The reception Mt and Mrs. Browne !eft for
| they will leave for the West.
| Mrs Langhorne gave a tea yesterday
| from TO to Introduce Miss Alice Lang
horne. The decorltious were palms, ferns
and La France roses. sa-.,...-'
| Miss Anna Agnes Gleason, the youngest
| Rcd yesterday Mt O'Clock to Mr.. T. ID.
| Iialy. prominent young business man oi
| this city. The ceremony was performed al
| ST. Aloysius by Rev. Cornelius Gillespie,
$. J., pastor Of the church. the honorary
| assistants present In the sanctuary being
Rev Father O'ConnciI Rev. ia t,er Conwa v
| and Ecv. Father Do,nu or 81. AlOysins', and
Rev. Father Mackia. OF st. Paurs.
| During the seating of the guests the
| Marine Band. directed by Prof. Fanciulli.
| rendered appropriate selections. the strains
| changing to a nuptill march coruDosed for
| Tie occasion. as the bridal party entered
Six ushcrs. Mr.. Andrew Gleason. IT..
| and Mr. Martin A. Gleason brothers OF the
bride. NJ r: James FEzgerala. Mr. B Len
| nahan. Mr.. j. J. Farrell and Mr. Hill.
preceded the maid OF honor. Miss Ella
| Elaine Gleason. who walked immediately
| before the bride. who wns attended bv her
father. The procession was met at the
| gate by the groom and his best man. Mr..
| Joseph u. DAILY. when the party entered
the sanctuary. and were married at the
| foot Of the altar.
| The pretty young bride was gowned
| satin. with a court train garDished with
| lace. The bodice was veiled with silver
| spangled chiffon and garianded with orange
| 10 her dark hair with a magnificent SUN
ll,urst of diamonds. She carried n cluster
| Of bride roses. caught with streaIners of
| white -,s,g-s-. -...-. .--,.,..s. .s.,.. ...-...
| picturesque combination OF yellow SIX
| Mousselainc de sole. and satin ribbons. ana
| her BOUQUET was OF American Beauty roses.
| tied with satin bows.
The church was artisticaIly decorated.
the altar being brilliant with lights and
flo wers and palms.
| The ceremony was Followed Dy fecepuon
at the residence OF the brides parents.
No. Soc First street northwest. during