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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1895-07-20
Mrs. Rebecca L, Crouch.

| Mrs. Rebecca l.. Crouch, relict OF the late
John W. Crouch, died at her home at Turke,
Point, in this county, on Thursday night, the
llth inst. Mrs. Crouch had been in impaired
health for year past but her unusual physi.
',al vitality and force of will had sustained
her against inflrmities, to which less deter
mined woman would long ago have sue
,umbed.
She was native Of Baltimore city, where
she was born in 1925. Her maiden name was
sherwood her father being a well known
sail maker OF that city. In the year 1910 she
married John Wilson Crouch and removed to
Elk Neck, her husbands home, where she
continuously resided until her death. Upon
the death of Mrs. Robert Lusby in 1865 who
succeeded her husband as the Government
Keeper of the Turkey Point Light, John W
Crouch was appointed to succeed Mrs Lusby.
He continued as the keeper of the light
house until his death which occurred in 1878
his widow being at once appointed by the
Department at Washington as his successor
Mrs. Crouch has since 1873, continued there
performing her duties with rare fidelity, hav.
ing been in the latter years of her life ef1ic-
iently assisted by her son-n-law, Mr.. Wm.
Brumfeld.
Three children survive Mrs. Crouch, her
eldest daughter Mary J. Crouch who mar
ried Wm. Burroughs, Georgiana her second
daughter who married VIM. Brumfleld and
one son John Wilson Crouch who for years
past has been an efficient and highly re-
spected officer of the Philadelphia, Whining
ton and Baltimore Railroad Co., and who is
now located as station master at Chase sta
ton, Baltimore county, his nephew Mr..
George Burroughs also holding a responsible
position as telegraph operator of the p, w. Il
b. Il. r. Co. at Wilmington, Del.
Mrs. Crouch was married when a very
young woman, and Joined Hart's NJ. L.
Church in her seventeenth year For fifty
four years the force of her religious life and
womanly character has been felt in that
community. She was endowed with unusual
intelligence. quick perceptions, and excel
lent judgment. She was great reader,
an excellent conversationalist, and Il constant
student of the Bible. Few ministers of the
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In the Churches.

The West End NJ. E. Church picnic has
been postponed until Wednesday July 81.
The Seventh Day Adventists will hold a
camp meeting near Newark, beginning on
August /.
1t is announced that ground will be broken
or the new NJ. E. Church at Perryville in
Two weeks.
Rev. Thomas E. Martindale, d. D., of
Milford, Del, will have charge of Woodlawn
Camp this year.
An ice cream festival for the benefit of
Zion NJ. E. Church will be held on the lawn
Of the church on Wednesday evening, July 81.
A months mind mass will be celebrated at
st. Josephs Church, Brandywine, next Satur-
lay morning, in memory of the late Father
Bradford.
Bush meeting on Sunday, July 81, at
Trinity Church, near Zion, Nd. Preaching
at IL m, 2.3O and 7.30 p. m. Praise and
prayer meeting at one and five p. m. All are
invited.
The Mite Society Of st. Johns NJ. E.
Church will hold a festival at the church in
Lewisville on Friday night July 26th. II
Friday night should be stormy, it will be held
the next night. All are cordially invited.
Do not fail to attend the Festival to be held
on the lawn of the Hopewell Nj. Z. Church
IN Wednesday July oath, commencing at 4
p. m. If that evening is stormy come the next
evening. The proceeds are for the benefit OF
he Sabbath School This is the last one of
the season, come one, come all both great
and small
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jeremiah c. Price,

Jermlah c. Price, a well known an.
esteemed citizen of the First Election district
OF this county and residing near Earlevillr
died on Friday last, at his home III his 74th
year.
During the past year he has suffered seN-
eral paralytic strokes of increasing intensity
to the effects of which he finally succulnbed
MIR. Price was the son of Fredus Price Il
prominent farmer of Sassafras Neck, in this
county, his mother Ann Benson, being mem
ber of another well known family of that sec
tion OF the county. He married Ellen Price
"A daughter of Ambrose Price, whose widow
married Iebuon Lusby the father of Porter l..
Lusby, of Cecilton. Four children were the
fruit of this union, Eugene Price who is unmar-
rled and resided with his father, Jeremiah C..
Price, Jr., at present a member of the Board
OF County Commissioners, Anna Price who
resided with her father and acted as his
housekeeper since her mothers death and
Ambrose Price, who left this county some
| few years ago and located in Grand Rapids,
Michigan.
Jeremiah c. Price was a man of determi-
nation and activity, stirring in his life
and habits, pushing and enterprising in his
business. He was naturally thrifty, economi-
cal, and careful in his calculations. UI.-
usually industrious, he began to accumulate
property rapidly, and being careful and Il
safe business man. he died leaving hand
some estate accumulated by his attention to
his business as IL farmer. Few men living in
; 4, -. ,,,,t,. IL.
,arming, his rewards being largely attribu-
table to his excellent business capacity and
management.
While "A Republican in politics, Mr.. Price
has never asked or sought political position,
lever within our recollection having allowed
lis name to be presented but once for the
position Of County Commissioner in county
convention. In 1877 he was collector of tax. :
lnder the old system, his uncle James Ben
son, at that time being County Commissioner
This we believe was the only local Office he
ever filled.
He was man of impulsive temperament,
Iecided in his opinions, and outspoken and
honest either in praise or denunciation.
He was a religious man, at home hospitable
md kind, and devoted to his church. John
own Methodist Episcopal Church of which
or years he has been the chief pillar anG
nainstay will sadly miss him.
The people of Elkton will miss him, his
"inging voice in friendly sautation echoing
N the street generally every Tuesday our
BUSINESS day.
Mr. Prices funeral was held on Sunday
asst from his late residence, the Rev. ?. j
Watkins, pastor of the Ceciton Methodist
| Episcopal Church, officiating. Mr.. Prices
ody was buried in st. Stephens Church
cemetery, Messrs. William Anderson, VIM
Duhamel, Joseph Powell J. A. Ruley, John
/. Hessey and George Il Hurt acting as
earers. The concourse of friends and ac-
luaintances attending the funeral was un-
usually large, the number of carriages in line
icing estimated at 800. Mr.. Prices acquaint-
lnce extended widely in both Cecil and Kent
counties.
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NORTH EAST NEWS.
NORTH EAST. July Is. 1898.

NORTH EAST, July Is, 1895.
Sheriff White was in town on Thursday.
Mrs. Sarah Whaley, of Baltimore, is visiting
her sister.
During camp there will be no services at
the NJ. +. Church.
Rev. w. G.. Koons, of Wilmington, came
here Thursday, to attend camp.
Mr.. Richard Worrall, of Philadelphia, is
the guest of his brother DR.. T. A. Worral.
Little Edna Cameron who was so badly
scalded last Thursday, is greatly improved.
Miss Ella Campbell. of Conshohocken Pa,
is the guest of her cousins, Miss Jennie and
Nora Campbell.
Mr., J. NJ. Wise, of New Castle, DEL, spent
the latter part of the week and Sunday, with
his son Rev. W. A. Wise.
Chas. Stewart Clark, in j. B. Anderson's
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Installation of Officers.

Cecil Lodge, No. 36, A. o. U. W., of Elk.
ton, have installed the following officers fol
the term ending December 3lst, 1895: W
w, j. Will Perkins, Foreman. John W
Terrell, Overseer, j. c. Dunbar; Guide
Samuel j, Keys; Inside Watch George Nc.
Quilkin Outside Watch, Robert E. Striek.
land.
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Miss India THOMPSON.

Miss India Thompson died at the home OF
her parents near Port Deposit, Tuesday, July
ninth The funeral services were held in
Hopewell NJ. Z. Church Thursday afern
July llth, and were conducted by Revs. H..
W. Ewing, assisted by Rev. j. II. Geoghegan.
lnterment i'll Hopewell Cemetery.
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DEATHS OF THE WEEK.
Nathan Alexander.

Mr.. Nathan Alexander, well known citi-
zen of Bay View. died on Sunday, aged "a
years. His funeral took place on Wednesday.
interment at Bay View Cemetery.
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UNITED AND STRONG
ENTHUSIASTIC REPUBLICAN CON-
VENTION.
A TICKET THAT MEETS THE
PUBLIC'S APPROVAL.
Free Public Schools and a Re-Assess-
ment OF Property Endorsed.
Honesty In Elections
Demanded.
Republican and Independent voters of this
county are universally pleased with the ticket
nominated by the Republican convention on
Tuesday AMI it is plain on every hand that it
will receive their enthusiastic support.
THE TICKET.
STATES ATTORNEY:
HENRY NJ. MCCULLOUGH.
SHERIFF:
FRANKLIN VI. GALLAHER.
COUNTY TREASURER:
ROBERT L. CHRISTIE.
COUNTY COMMIsSIoNER-LoNG TERM:
W. J. CLARK.
COUNTY YCOMMISSIONER-SHORT TERM.
JOHN j. WILLIAMS.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES
W. J. SMITH,
LEWIS T. LOGAN,
WEBSTER WHITE.
ORPHANS COURT:
JOHN T. LYNCH,
ALFRED KIRK,
THOMAS c. BOND.
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COUNTY COMMISSIONER LONG TERM !:
W. J. CLARK.
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COUNTY COMMISSIONER SHORT TERM.
JOHN j. WILLIAMS.
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NOMINATISG A TICKET.

The convention re-cOnvened at 2 O'Clock
E. A. Reynolds and DR.. Il. q. Underwood
were appointed tellers and the work of nom
mating a ticket was begun
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HOUSE OF DELEGATES
W. J. SMITH,
LEWIS I. LOGAN,
WEBSTER WHITE.
The morning times., 1895-10-24
Marriage Licenses.

Licenses to marry have been issued a
follows:
William H. Van Derzee, OF Coeymans
n. Y. and Henrietta Wolfe.
william II. Scott, OF Anacostia, and
George Toy and Rosa Chase
Thomas Marmiun and Barbara krebs
both of Terra Gotta, ID. c.
Frank Lane and Annie Green
Bradley A. Snyder and Eernice III. Ken
nard. of South Newmarket. N. H.
John Y. Schreyer. of WilliamSport, Pa,
and Carrie Harper Smith
A. Perry Arnakcr. of South Carolina,
and Hattie Gibbons Mediary.
Aaron ]. Wheeler and Maggie NJ. Clark.
both of Hanover county, Va
Frank A. Swartwout and Bessie A.
Slater.
Thomas E. Rhodes and Anne Theresa
james Anthony and Florence Duke, both
of Richmond, Va
Daniel F. Sullivan and Agnes c. Sheehy.
Lawrence A. Kelly and Maggie May.
James H. Lewis and Irene Johnson.
Ernest n. Holden. of Orlando, Fla.
and Lillian Slater.
Walter s. Johnson and Annie l.. Slack
Clayburn Robinson and Effie Jones'
Augustus G. Taylor and Josephine NJ.
KubcL
William NJ. Carl and Maggie L. Sinclair.
Charles G. Daley, of Harper's Ferry,
and Lillian L. Barnhart. Of Keep Tryst,
Md.
CorneIiis Macrae, OF New York. and
Charles b. Paxten and Fannie McCor-
mick.
William Gales and Eleanor Koehler.
Francis d. Dent and Annie NJ Lucas.
The morning times., 1895-10-24
ALEXANDRIA HAPPENINGS.

The city council of Alexandria and the
BOARD OF public commissioners are now at
war. The trouble grows out OF the fact
! that at the last meeting of the city council,
measure was Introduced by the Com
missioners, asking for an increase of four
Officers on the police force This measure
had been approved by the finance com
mittce. but the lower board OF the council
refused 10 agree to IL, and took up and
passed instead. a bill to Increase the fjay
of the present force. The members OF
the police board are very angry and say
ir their recommendations are 10 be disre-
Aarded they VIII resign
The convention OF the Virginia chapters
OF the Daughters OF the Confcderacy, at a
b. Davis. on North Washington street,
elected the following officers: President
Mrs. John W Clark. of Lynchburg; vice
president. Mrs. Samuel g. Davis OF Alex
andria: recording secretary, Mrs. c. W.
Hunter. of Appomat;oX; corresponding
secretary. Miss Ruth Early, OF Lynchburg.
treasurer. Miss Virginia B. Corse, OF Alex
andria: historian. Miss Belle Hunter, of
Warrenton; and registrar. Aliss VI. Morsun,
of Warrenton. Mrs. Clark, the president,
was selected 10 represent the convention at
the national convention. which meets in
Nashville. Tenn, November 5. WarrentOn
was selected as the next place of meeting,
and October 2i as the date.
Mr.. Edward Shoultz and Miss Grace
Cogan were married yesterday afternoon
at the home OF the brides mother on
King street by Rev. J. T. Williams, pastor
OF the NJ. f. Church South. After n short
reception Mr.. and Mrs. ShoultZ left on
a wedding trip to Atlanta and the South.
Mr.. George II. Schwab, of this city, and
Miss Emma H. King were married last
night at the home of the bride, near
Rockville, Nd.
Cards are out for the marriage OF Miss
Nellie Frazer, of Purcellville, Loudoun
county, to Mr.. James T. O'Mera, of this
city, the ceremony to take place at the
home of the bride on October 80
The commissioners of the county court
have condemned a portion of the farm of
Judge j. Il. NJ. Norton in Alexandria county
for the right of way for the Mt Vernon
railway and have allowed S2,5o0 for the
land taken. The commissioners have also
condemned a tract of land belonging to
Edward Grain. adjoining Judge NOrton's
farm. for the same purpose. and have al
lowed him 50 600
Commencing Monday night the Washing
ton Southern Railway Company will charge
10 cents for every bicycle taken on their
trains from this city to Washington.
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King Palace
MARRIED AT-FOURTEEN.
Now Mrs. Mary A. Gift Seeks the
Relief of Divorce
Sl2 and 8l4 9TH St. n. ".
7i5 Market Space.

NOW hrs. mary a. Gilt seeks the
Relief of Divorce.
The testimony was filed yesterday In the
divorce case OF Mary a, Gift, petitioner
against James B. Cliff. The disagree
ment in this case dates back to 1890.
about which time the parties were married.
In the petition the complainant sets
out that she was married al the age of four
teen, on very short acquaintance with
the defendant. Ill-treatDient, the par
tculars of which are given in the testi-
mony, is charged.
The defendant denies every allegation
inthepetitionexcept the fact of ftbenlarriage.
Both parties are residents OF Washington
The petitioner left her husband SONIC time
ago and returned to her father The
parties are well connected and the facts
In the case have been kept secret for
some time. Mr. E. B. Arnold represents
tue petitioner.
The morning times., 1895-10-24

Little Birdie Dawson was given a birth
day party yesterday afternoon by her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Harmon Dawson,
on the Brightwood road. Among the guests
assembled to do honor to the youthful host
ess We're Lilly Maloy. Nab White, Pansy
Ward. Mile Weber, Flossie Carroll Maude
McSweeny, Flora Williams. and Masters
John and Sam Dawson, Paul williams,
Eddie Mes sweeny. Bob Carroll, and Tommie
and Elwood Brown.
The morning times., 1895-10-24

Mrs. Walter G; Gleason returned to the
city Mono after pleasant visit to yir
ginia. She was accompanied By her sister
Miss Katie II. De Pue.
The morning times., 1895-10-24

Miss McNeai. who has been visiting Mr..
and Mrs. P. j. Byrnes, of North Capitol
street. will return tomorrow to her home
in Auburn, N. Y. She will be accompanied
by P. j. Byrnes. jr.
The morning times., 1895-10-24

Invitations are out for the silver we'd
ding OF Mr.. and Mrs. James b. Austin. Of
No. 1928 S street northwest, To take
place Saturday evening at g O'Clock. Mr..
Austin is associated prominently with
the United Press, and has many friends
who will be happy To congratulate him ON
the twenty-fifth anniversary of his marriage.
The morning times., 1895-10-24

Gen. and Mrs. 0rdway are established
in their Rhode Island avenue home. Mrs.
0rdway, who was quite i'll early in the
season, has returned from Atlantic City
much benefited in health.
The morning times., 1895-10-24

Miss Grace Temple and DR.. Julia Cleves
Harrison, of the Cairo. will leave tonight
for Boston and other points of interest in
the North.
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Mr.. and Mrs. K. T. Petit are back from
their bridal trip and will be pleased to re-
ceive their friends, after November l, at
their home, No. 2l10 K street northwest.
The morning times., 1895-10-24

Mrs. s. @. McCurdy. of Denver. Col, is
the guest of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
George E. Davis. of sos z street northwest
The morning times., 1895-10-24

Mr.. and Mrs Henry ]. Gensier are visit
Ing Atlantic City.
The morning times., 1895-10-24

Col. G. A. Layton, of Wapakoneta, o., is
visiting relatives at No. 213 street north
east.
The morning times., 1895-10-24

The death of Mrs. Pierson, mother OF
Mrs. NJ. F. Mattingiy, which occurred this
week. will prevent the appearance of that
most agreeable family in society this
winter.
The morning times., 1895-10-24
SISTERS BRIDES TOGETHER
Pretty Double Wedding Solemnizad
at Calvary Sunday-school House.
Six Ceremonies Made 1t Night of
Weddings-Society Notes and
Personals.

The Sunday-school house of the Calvary
Baptist Church last night was the sceHe
of a double wedding, the contracting couples
being Miss Lillian Slater and Mr.. Ernest
Holden of Orlando, Fla, and Miss Bessie
| Slater and DR.. T. A. Swart out, OF this
city.
Both brides are the daughters of Mr..
and Mrs. s. W. Slater, of No. 433 n street
northwest.
At O'Clock the bridal procession entered
simultaneously through The Two entrances
of the school-house, passed up the aisles
| preceded by their inuividual attendants,
and Were received at the FOOT of the plat
| form by Rev. 5. Ii. Greene, u. D., pastor
| or Calvary baptist Church. who performed
the ceremony, assisted by Rev. Dr. Domer,
OF st. Paul's.
Both brides wore gowns OF white silk
null, trimmed with satin ribbons, and
carried bride roses, held by satin bows.
Each was attended by her maid OF honor,
Miss Mamie Paxton, cousin of the brides,
preceding Miss Lillian Slater, while the
same graceful office was performed for Miss
Bessie Slater by Miss hattie Swart out,
sister of the groom.
DR.. E. 5. LothrUp and Mr.. E. r. Hunting
served as best men and there We're four
ushers, Mr.. s. T. Smith, Mr.. L. Bliss, Mr. W.
g. 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
ium and galleries filled and the stairs and
rear aisles crowded.
Miss Matte Bartlett played the 10
hengrin Wedding March upon the piano
at the entrance OF the bridal party and
Mendelsshon's as they left the church.
Among those present were Mr. and Mrs.
s. W. slater, parents of the brides; Mr..
and Mrs. Swartwoat, DR.. and Mrs. $. II.
Greene, Mrs. Montgomery, Mrs Goodacre.
Mr.. and Mrs. Seibold, Mrs. Aler, Mr.. and
Mrs. Herman Waddy, Mr.. and Mrs. Haz-
ard, Miss Ballenger, Mr.. Preston j. RoI-
Ter, Prof. Gebst, Mr.. Fred Hoskins. ar.
and Mrs. Mockabec, Mrs. Bartlett, Miss
Paxton, MIR. and Mrs. Arthur Copeland,
Miss Eta Searle, DR.. and Mrs. Dufour, the
Misses Aler, Miss Mary Seibold, Mrs.
Berey, Mrs. Bateman, Mr.. and Mrs. Drew,
Mr.. and Mrs. Chaplin, Mrs. Fish, Miss Rose
Davidson, Mr.. George E. Eebbard, MIR.
U. Schuyler Cotlett, Mr.. Albert Hum
phrey, Miss Ethel Foster, DR.. Whiting
ton, Mr.. Walter MolinS. Mrs. and the
Misses Loucke, Mr.. U. F. Staley, Miss
Cynthia Bean, Mrs. C. NJ. ID. Brown, Miss
Nette Brown, Mr.. Curtis, Misses Sadie
and Mignonette Buckingham, Miss Edith
Carrigan, Miss Hewlett, Mrs Kmball.
Miss Maude Eppley. Miss Elizabeth Tabler
and Mr.. F. W. Vaughn.
The morning times., 1895-10-24

Mr.. Bennett, the popular manager of the
Arlington Hotel, Will leave Saturday Tor
Atlanta, to be absent one week.
The morning times., 1895-10-24

gay surprise party was given this week
in honor OF Miss Annie Zeller by her friends.
The affair took place at her residence. No
1920 Fourth street north west. and was most
successful. Among those present were:
Mr.. and Mrs. Zeiler, Mr.. and Mrs. HuhD,
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarkson, Mrs. Rogers, Mrs
Appich. Misses Ella and Marietta Vaughn,
Misses Lille and Lula Dittrich, Marie
Thomson, Celia Clarkson, Helen Deere.
jennie Matthews. Msggie Rogers, Anna
and Rosa Voehi Minnie Appich, Miss Err
mold, and Mcssrs. Zeller Ditirich. Loane,
Deere. Johnston, Voehl. Doud, Mack and
others.
The morning times., 1895-10-24

Miss Belle E. Perkins, of Brookland, d.
c., was united in marriage to Joseph Ridg-
way, OF Iowa City, on October o, by Rev.
DR.. Torrey, at Moody's Church. Chicago.
Mr. and Mrs. Ridgway will reside in Iowa
City, Mr.. Ridgway being taxidermist OF the
Iowa State University OF that city
The morning times., 1895-10-24

Miss Mamie Conrad. OF Chillicothe. Ohio.
has returned home, after a pleasant visit
to Miss Irene Brady, OF East Capitol street
The morning times., 1895-10-24

Mr.. 8. P. Edwards has returned from his
hunting trip 20 Southern Maryland, and
will leave saturday for Atlanta TO Join
his wire, who has been there over two
weeks
The morning times., 1895-10-24

Mrs. JOHN Stariey OF Eleventh street south
east, Will leave tomorrow for months
visit to friends In Altoona, Pa.
The morning times., 1895-10-24

Mrs. Dolph, the wife of Senator
Doiph, VIII travel in Europe this winter
with her daughte Ruth.
The morning times., 1895-10-24

The friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Bivens will be glad to learn OF the recovery
of their son. Mr.. Frank @. Bivens, who has
been i'll in Los Angeles for over a month.
The morning times., 1895-10-24

Last evening at O'Clock Miss Josephine
Marie kubel " ah united in marriage TO
Mr.. Augustus Carrier Taylor, son OF Mr..
ana Mrs Nathaniel T. Taylor, OF this city,
at the residence of the brides parents,
MIR and Mrs. Edw ard Kubcl, No. 2o6 First
street northeast.
The young bride was robed exquisitely
in white tilk and chiffon and carried
bride les, tied with satin bows. She
was attended by her sister, Miss Clara
Kubel, in white organdie. and carrying
blush roses, while her brother, Prof s.
j. Kubel, played a nuptial 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
glas sw are, napery, and bric-a-brac 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. JOt teph's
Church, the bridal party adjourned TO the
pretty home OF the young couple, OPpos ite
the Kubel residence, where a general re-
ception to friends was held from Z until
8 O'Clock.
Among the receiving party were: Mr..
and Mn. Edw ard Kubel, parents of the
bride; Mr.. and Mrs. Nathaniel I. Taylor
and Mis- Edna Taylor, parents and sister
OF the groom; Prof. Stephen Kubel, organi,
of St Aloytius Church; and Mr.. Ernest
brothers of the bride.
Later in the evening Mr and Mrs. Taylor
left for a trip to the North, which will
conclude about the I'd of November, when
they will be at home TO their friends at
No. 1927 First street northeast.
The morning times., 1895-10-24

Mr.. and Mrs. ]. W. Pilling. of Massachu-
scits avenue. are home from pleasant sum-
ner and autumn in the North.
The morning times., 1895-10-24

Mr.. ]. W. Greene and wife. of No. 213
ID street northeast. have arrived in the
city after a trip throughout the east.
The morning times., 1895-10-24

Miss Patty Russell has returned from her
vacation, which she spent in the Cumber-
land valley with her aunt, Mrs. Margaret
Schley.
The morning times., 1895-10-24

Cards are out from Mrs. Van Reypen
for a breakfast of eight covers, to be
given on Tuesday next. Mrs. William
Earle. Comtesse de Sibour, Mrs. Shields.
and Mrs. Hawley are among the guests.
The morning times., 1895-10-24

Baron Thedim, Portuguese minister, and
Baroness Thedim moved from the Arling-
ton yesterday to their new home in Connecti-
cut avenue.