The Washington times., 1895-06-06

can help IL. A very ilVely campaign is
looked for this fall."
AS the writer of the foregoing is in touch
with the Republican campaign and a warm
personal friend of Mckinley, it is safe to
infer that he knows whereof he asserts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles W. Brown have is
sued invitations for the marriage of their
daughter, Miss Minnie May Brown, to Mr..
Harry Clifton James on Wednesday, the
18th inst, at p. m, at Hamlme Church.
After the 1st of July the bride and groom
viii be at home at No. 1882 Sixth street.
The marriage of Miss Mary Macher Neeks,
daughter OF Mr. and Mrs Samuel j Meeks
TO Mr. Jesse V Lasborn took place at IL 80
a. M. on Tuesday, at the AfcKendree Church,
of which the bride is well known and pop
ular member. Rev. L. + Wideman Of
ficiated. The bride wore travelling gown
of light cloth, with hat to match, and car
ried bouquet of bride roses. Mr. SwingelI
was best man. The ushers We're Mr. Samuel
Meeks, Mr.. Percy aid Mr.. George Laahorn.
Immediately after the ceremony the bride
and groom left on their wedding trip to
Asbury Park. and other places of interest
Upon their return 10 the city they will
make their home at No. HOB S street.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert n. Harper gave a
dancing party on Monday evening in honor
of the young guests of the house, Miss
Matthew and Miss Wise, of Leesburg
Among the guests on that occasion Were the
Misses Hoffman, Biscee, Black, Moore
Clayton. Nicholson. Matthew, Wise and
LOveJoy, and hessTs. Jenkins, Harper,
Yellott. starke. Smith, Minor, Blount,
Phillips. Carmichael and Biscoe.
The residence of AIR. r. S. King was
athe scene of a marriage on Monday after
noon at o'clock. when bis sister, Miss
Mollie w. King. was united in marriage
TO Mr.. Thomas C. King, both OF FTeder-
:c6sburg, Va.
The bride wore gown of green silk
and carried bouquet OF La France roses.
AIR. John Rollow was the best man, and
Miss Lily NJ. King, niece Of the bride,
attended as maid of honor Rev. DIT. G.
Meadow officiated and Mr.. w. Kesler
played the wedding march. A collation.
was served after the ceremony was con-
Guided.
Among the invited guests were Mrs.
r. n. Cox and family, NT. and Mrs. w.
Kesler. Mr.. w. W. RolLow, and family,
Mrs. George Mccarthy and daughter,
Mrs NJ A Rollow and family.
The bride and groom left ON the 630
train for their home in Fredericksburg,
Va.
Monday afternoon at 8 clock p m. at
the Sixth Presbyterian Church, Miss Miriam
Tyler, an boDored and trusted employe or
Woodward & Lotbrop,, was uuited in mar
riage TO Mr.. Charles II, Scott, OF the city
post office Rev. d. w Skellenger per
formed the wedding ceremony and Miss
Kimball presided at the organ Messrs. 81.
L. Bradbury. Gus LOUIS, William b Prigg,
and Louis S. Kayscr were the ushcrs.
The bride wore suit OF gray. silk and
wool handsomely trimmed in blue pas
sementarie and lace ard wore white hat
trimmed with white ribbon and feathers.
Mr. and Mrs. Scott left on the 4 80 train
to spend their honeymoon in Virginia with
an aunt of Mr.. Scott, who extended to the
happy couple a special invitation 10 visit
her on this occasion.
They viii return to the city on Monday.
when they will take up their residence
with the brides mother, No. % D street
northwest, where they. will be pleased
to see their many friends.
Mrs Daniel N Morgan, Miss Morgan and
Master VIII Morgan have left town for
their home in Bridgeport, Conn, where
they will remain a short time before
going for several months TO Treasurer
Morgan's s summer residence near there.
Gen. and Mrs van Yliet viii leave Wash
ington to-day for Shrewsbury, n. j.,
where they viii spend the summer.