The morning times., 1895-10-27

the guests were Mr.. and Mrs. William
Reagan, Mr.. and Mrs. John Campbell, Mr..
| and Mrs. John Reding, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Nailor, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Wright,
| Mr.. and Mrs. George Campbell, Mr. and
Mrs. w. Murphy, Mr.. and Mrs. Jules Kane,
Mrs. Mollie Jones, Mrs. Nellie Corbin.
the Misses Bella and Bernie Fegan, the
Misses Mary and Ellen Griffin, Mrs. Kena
| Griffin, Miss Mary Reagan, Miss b. NJ.
Keenan,, Miss Stella Campbell, Miss Mary
| England, and Messrs. Charles Campbell,
| j. Sheehan, V. Sheehan, Charles Schiegle,
| Tom Keane, frankie Fegan, Harry Kelley.
| Francis Gavins, George Heath, George
| Griffin, B. Edmonston, r. Clagett. W.
Wood, Mccall, Frank Mccormick, George
| Leighman, Charles Leigliman, Ruff Leigh
| man, Bernie Leighman, and George Bauer.
Miss Edna Jones, pupil Of Miss Marion
Proctor, danced several fancy dances
| Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Some have removed
from No. 80 / street and are established
| in their lately purchased residence, on
street.
| An informal musicale was given at the
| Litchfield last night and was made par
| ticularly pleasant by the excellence of the
| numbers rendered. The programme In
| Guided a Chopin recitatio by Mrs. Daisy
| l.. Fox, and several beautiful songs by
Miss NJ. j. Robinson, Miss Mulaley, Miss
| Burns and Mr.. John Baier.
Among those present were Mrs. A. w.
Gillette, Misses Mary and Katie Bradley,
Miss Mary E. Clemens, Mrs. Hardin. of
Kentucky, Miss Elizabeth F. DeSay, Mrs.
Bowley, of New York, Mrs. K. Mulaley.
Mr. and Mrs. De Forrest jennings of Glen
Echo; Mrs. j W. Mayer, of New York;
Miss Cora Bullymore, of Philadelphia; Mr..
Willie Bradley, Mr.. Gordon Hooker, Mr..
l-TIa or11 II Inir
Mr.. Chas. NJ. Kallach, of the Rockland
Trust Company, and Mrs. Kalloch, of Rock
land Me-, are spending couple weeks IN
and around Washington. They are the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar w. White,
No. 1886 / street northwest.
Mrs. Miller her daughter Mrs. Touzalin,
and Miss Lucy Corkhill, were fellow pas
sengers of Prince CantecuZene on La
Champagne, W hich sailed yesterday morn
ing.
DR.. Huntington, assistant surgeon gen.
cral, and successor 10 DR.. Billings, has
with his family located at the Concord.
His daughter, Miss Huntington, viii make
her debut this winter.
The debutantes bouquet has constant adj
ditions. Hiss McCamman, the second
daughter of Mr.. ]. K. McCamman, " i'll be
introduced this winter
The marriage OF Miss Elizabeth Busey
Champion to Mr. william Henry Welsh,
jr., took pla ce at Christ Church, Georgetown,
yesterday morning i IL O'Clock. The cham
Gel was beautifully decorated with palms
and great clusters of pink chrysaniheniums.
The ceremony was performed by the Rev.
Robert X. Stewart, rector of Christ Church,
l,- Ipax- = ran Ntgn af
Baltimore uncle of the bride. The mus
ical portion of the service was given by
choristers, who never sang better, The
selections were: The Voice that Breathed
O'er Eden, Lord, Who at Cana's Wedding
Feast" "Oh, the Golden, Glowing Morn
ing and 30, Perfect Love"
The bride, wearing a wedding gown of
ivory-white satin and velvet, urna ament.d
with rose point lace, entered the church
escorted by her brother, Mr.. Henry d.
Champion. The tulle veil which envelnped
her was caught to the couture by pins ur
diamonds and pearls, her wedding gilt
from Mr.. Welsh.
Miss Helen Dunlop, maid of honor, wore
rose-pink taffeta silk, veiled in organize
of the same shade, and pink aud white
duchesse hat, wreathed with black plumes-
A spray of pink-fringed chrysanthemums
was carried as bouquet. Misses katha-
rine Crahpton, Mullie Burroughs, Emily
Dunlop and Mary Compton, with two
other friends of the bride, were attendants.
They wore gowns of white organdie
oyer rose pink silk, pink and white hats
trimmed with black plumes, and carried
pink and white chrysanthemums.
Mr.. Joseph Wickes Welsh, brother OF
the groom, acted as best man. Nessrs-
George Buchanan Fife, of New York; Ed
gar Allen Poe, of Bait imore; Carroll
Bryan, OF baltimore, and George Fort
Gibbs were ushers-
Among the guests at the church were:
Mr.. and Mrs. Busey, Miss Busey. Mr.. and
Mrs. t. H. Gordon, Mr.. and Mrs. W. II. Cor
don Mrs. Sewers, DR.. Peter, Dr.. and Mrs.
Mockall, Miss Mockall, Mr. Nourse, Mrs.
Beale, DR.. Snyder, Mrs. Darniel, Miss
Darniel, Dr. and Mrs. Reed, Mr.. Wheatly,
the Misses Wheatly, MIR. Cabell. Miss Ca
bell, Lewis Blackford, the Misses Black
ford, Morgan Thompson, Miss Gordon,
Miss Esther Gordon, MIR. Hyde, Miss Hyde,
Mr. and Mrs. Bloomer.
A handsome wedding breakfast followed
the ceremony at the home of the brides
aunt, Mrs. Elizabeth Busey, No. 3147 u
street northwest, the decorations being
palms, ferns and chrysaDthemims. Later
Mr.. and Mrs. Welsh left for a bridal tour.
On their return they will receive Tuesdays
in December at No. 3147 U street north
west.
Miss Mamie F. Welch and Mr.. P. F.
Raftery, OF this city, were quietly married
i'll Baltimore Wednesday morning at st.
Mary's Star of the Sea Church, by Rev
Father Whelan. Immediately after the
ceremony they left for New York.
Miss Virgie Tompkins, of Rhode Island
avenue, has returned from Richrield
Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. B. Julian will this after
noon leave for the Atlanta exposition and
other points of interest in the South.
Miss Mary Ellen Caldwell, of Sixteenth
street. is visiting Mrs. George B. Stevens,
of Beth leheIn, Pa.
Miss Grace Elderson, of st. Paul, Mimi.
is the guest of Miss Daisy F. Carter, Of
Maryland avenue northeast