Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-11-13

A1tschu, Kryder and Burdette and Mr., BAN.
Mr.. Wahley gave q recitation Games were
enjoyed and dainty collation. served. The
pastor of Foundry. Rev. Oliver A. Brown,
y D.. and wife were present, and also Mes.
DANES Heinfke, Stinemetz and Woolard, Mr..
and Mrs. Ward. Mr.. and Mrs. Bains. Mr.. and
Mrs Richardson Mr.. Cahill and sisters DIR.
and Mrs. Appler, DIR. Bates, Dr. Heinike
Misses Chandlee, Young, Stinemetz, Ken.
nedy, Miller. Heaton, Denham, Fftzhugh,
Mahley and Messrs. Mathews, Durham.
Brown, Tower. Anderson, Hodgkins, Alt
schu and Pollard.
Last evening the c. E. Society of Faith
Chapel rendered a surprise party to Mr.. and
Mrs. A N. Dewey at their residence, 32S K
street southwest 1T being the seventeenth
anniversary of their marriage The couple
were the recipients of many presents.
among those present were Rev. and Mrs
Ed. Warren. Mrs. Harrison, Mrs. Sullivan,
Mrs. Little. Mrs. Holmes, Mrs. Ferry, Mrs
Miller. Mrs. Sonneman, Mrs. Carter Mrs
fleming and Misses Ferry, Bowdler, Mavers
Harrison Greenwich. Lucket. West and Lit
tie. and Messrs Holmes. Little, j. Taylor,
L. Taylor, Miller, Sullivan. Duffy, Bennett,
Pneiger. Murphy. Harrison and little Wini-
fred Warren and Master Albert 8. Dewey.
Mr.. Hopewell Hebb Darneille and Miss
Mary Candy Jackson were married yester-
day at Trinity Church rectory by Rev. Mr..
Rich. Mr.. John e. Jones was best man.
and while the event was somewhat of a
surprise to the friends of the couple their
matrimonial Intentions have been known
Tor some time. Mr.. Darneille is q clerk in
the auditors office Of the District In the
District building. He is the son of the late
benjamin Darneille, for a number of years
prominent lawyer here. His mother. Mrs.
Henrietta Darneille. resides now at 3O41 N
street, Georgetown. The bride is the daugh-
ter OF Mrs Lowndes Jackson Of 1896 Massa-
chusetts avenue. Both families are old res
idents of this city, and are well known.
The bride is said to be quite wealthy in her
own right The couple went on a northern
trip Immediately after the ceremony.
Mr.. and Mrs. Whittemore and Miss AIine
Wilcox. who came back from Europe last
week. are still in New York to enjoy tho
horse show and the theaters, but expect to
get home next week.
Mrs Stanford went to New York Monday
night and will go west by way of Canada.
Miss Elizabeth Cloyd Kent and Lieut..
Gordon Graham Heiner were welded last
night at Emmanuel Church, Baltimore.
Rev. Dr. ]. Houston Eccieston. rector Of
the church, performed the ceremony. He
was assisted by Rev. DR.. Addison of Wash
ington. Mr.. Clarence Jackson, the brides
uncle, escorted her to the altar and gave
her away. She wore gown of heavy white
satin, with full flowing train and a high
neck bodice, trimmed with point d'Alencon
lace. The tulle veil which she wore was
fastened with coronet of orange blossoms.
She carried bouquet of bride roses, tied
with white satin ribbon. Accompanying
Heiner Of Washington, a sister of the
groom; Bessie Clark, Mary Colston. Nancy
Ellicott, Sailie Baldwin and Emily c. Will
kins. They were gowned in white corded
silk under tulle, trimmed with white satin
ribbons, and wore aigrettes as head orna-
ments Their bouquets were Of deep GRIM
son meteor roses. the artillery color.
Capt. Julian NJ Cabell of Richmond Va.
| was best man. The ushers were the fol-
lowing Eeutenants of the army: Robertson
Honey and Clarence Williams of the fourth
artillery, stationed at Fort McHenry; Arch
ibald Campbell of the third artillery, d.
NJ King and ]. C. Gilmor jr., of the fourth
artillery and B. F. Heyer Of the sixth cav
airy.
Walter Franklin and George Small Frank
lin, sons Of Col. Walter 8. Franklin, held
| broad white ribbons, between which the
bridal party passed to the altar.
After the wedding reception was held at
the home Of Mrs. Small, is East Mount
Vernon place. The house decorations were
especially beautiful. The main reception
| room had a screen Of palms banked with
white ivory chrysanthemums, before which
the couple STOOD to receive congratulations
The mantel was banked with ferns and
| meteor roses. carrying out again the REQ
| ognition of the artillerys color. After Q
| wedding tour the couple will take quarters
at Washington barracks, where Lieut.
Heiner is stationed. They left last night
| for New York on the private car of Mr..
Charles F. Mayer.