The evening times., 1895-10-24
One-dOIIdr Value TOT
IS Cents.
King Palace
SI2 and SIl Ith st.
7l5 Market Space.

same graceful Off ;e Inexperienced for Miss
| Bessie Slater by Miss Hattie Swartwout
sister OF the SrooDI.
Dr. L. s. Lothrop and Mr.. Z. K. Hunting
| served as best men and there We're -four
usners, Mr.. S. I. smith, Mr.. l.. Bliss, Mr. w
Il. Sherwood. and Mr.. +. Holt
The platform was completely concealed
by towering foliage OF palms, cedar, and
and fir trees, and every seat in the auditor
t-ium and galleries filled and the stairs and
rear asles crowded.
Miss Matte Bartlett played the 'Lo-
hcngrin Wedding March upon the piano
at the entrance of the bridal party ana
Mendelsshon's as they left the church.
Among those present were Mr.. and Mrs.
$. w. slater, parents OF the brides; Mr..
and Mrs. Swartwout DR.. and Mrs. :. II.
Greene. Mrs. Montgomery, Mrs. Goodacre.
Mr.. and Mrs. Seiboid, Mrs. Aler, Mr.. and
Mrs. Herman Waddy, Mr.. and Mrs. Haz-
ard, Miss Ballenger, Mr.. Preston J. Rol-
Ter, Prof. Gebst. Mr.. Fred Hoskins, Mr..
and Mrs. Mockabec. Mrs. Bartlett, Miss
Paxton Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Copeland,
Miss Eta scarle, Dr. and Mrs. Durour, the
Misses Aler, Miss Mary Seiboid, Mrs
Bcrcy. Mrs. Bateman, M. and Mrs. Drew.
Mr. and Mrs. Chaplin Mrs. Fish, Miss Rose
Davidson, Mr.. George E. Hebbard, Mr..
L. Schuyler Cotletr, Mr.. Albert Hum
phrey. Miss Ethel Foster, DIR. Whiting
ton, Mr. Walter Moling, Mrs and the
Misses Loucke, Mr.. U. F. StaIey, Miss
Cynthia Bean, Mrs. C. NJ. ID. Brown. Miss
Nettie Brown. Mr.. Curtis. Misses Sadie
and Mignoncttc Buckingham, Miss Edith
Carrigan, Miss Howlett, Mrs. Kimball,
Miss Maudc Eppley, Miss Elizabeth Tabier,
and Mr.. +. W. Vaughn.
Last evening at 6 o clock Miss josephine
Marie Kubcl was united in marriage to
Mr. Augustus Carrier Taylor, Son OF Mr..
ana Mrs Nathaniel T. Taylor, OF his city,
at the RET idence of the brides parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Edw ard Kubel, No. 236 First
street northeast.
The young bride was robcd cNquisitely
in white silk and chiffon and carried
bride roses, tied with satin bows. She
was attended by her sister, Miss Clara
Kubci, in white organdie. and carrying
blus h roses, while her brother, Prof. 8.
j. Kubcl, played a nupual march with
splendid effect as the bridal party en-
tered the rooms.
Mr. Robert NJ. Elliott, OF this city, was
best man.
The gifts of silver, decorated china, and
glatsw napery, and briC-abrac were
not only numerous, but particularly adapted
to beautifying the new home, which Mr..
Taylor has furnished for his bride.
After the CEREMONY, " hich was performed
by Rev Father Dillon, of St. Joseph's
Church. the bridal party adjourned TO the
pretty home of the young couple, opposite
the Kubel rec idenCe, where a general re-
ccption to friends was held from until
9 O'Clock.
Among the receiving party were: Mr..
and Mrs. Edw ard Kubel, parents OF the
bride; Mr. and Afrs. Nathaniel T. Taylor
and Mis- Edna Taylor parents and sister
of the groom; Prof. Stephen kubeI, organist
of ST Allows iuS Church. and Mr. Ernest
KubeI. of the Was hington Sangerbund, both
brothers of the bride.
Later in Intervening Mr. and Mrs. Taylor
left for a trip to the North, which will
conclude about the 2d of November. when
they will be at home to their friends at
No. 1927 First street northeast.
Last evening at . o'ch.ck Miss Emma
King of Rockville. Nd. niece Of DR.. John
Walter. 1877 Thirteenth street north
west, was united in marriage to Mr.. George
Schwab, of Alexandria, Va. by Rev. DIR.