The morning times., 1895-10-17

| yeets has returned to the city and Will
make her home Tor the season at NO. ioi-
| Tenth street I,ortn west.
The marriage of Miss Caroline De Beieeh
| Loyett, daughter OF the late George ..
: f.ovett' of this city, To Mr.. Robert Southaii
fright, OF Williamsburg, Va, occurred Ut
Mt. Airy, Philadelphia, Tuesday. he''
| s. c. Hill oTiciated.
Mrs. william Wallace and her daughter,
Lucille, accompanied by Mrs. W u. war
lace of warsaw, Va, are the guests Oh MI
Mothershesd, No. 1922 Sixth street norln'
west.
A please MT dancing party was given L Iues'
lay evening by the Misses Mccarthy at their
pretty residence on Georgetown heiSuis.
The attendance was limited to personai
friends, and those who attended tine dahce
filled the two rooms oevo'eu W 'ns
pleasrrable pastime.
The floral decorations were especiaiy
pretty, and the place was profuseiy deco
rated with flowers and potted plants,
producing a pretty effect over the man'ei
flowers were banked, in the midst OF Which
gliInmered the lightof waXtapefs. Daheihg
was begun shortly before O'Clock, ana
continued until the small hours OF the
morning the only interruption being Tor
refreshments and the taking of the pictures
of the Jolly party in different positions
bv Prof Drury webb by the flash nght
process. Among those present were tue
Misses Mamie, Maggie, and Helen NC
Carthy, Misses Ida, Ella, and Mary Riley
Misses Lotte and Lulu Colburn, Miss Mary
Horigan. Misses Katie and Mamie Whelan,
Miss Mary Dolan, Miss Harrison, Mrs.
weise nberger, son, and daughter; Mrs
Kidwen. Mr.. and Mrs. Mccarthy, Messrs.
William Sullivan, William Whelan, Eugene
Over Dep, Daniel Murphy, Michael sulll-
van, Henry Dolan. Frank Colburn, Frank
Russell Underwood, Thomas Homller, WI
liam Volkman, Drury Webb. and Frank T.
A. Bateman.
Excelsior Literary Club, among the elder
and most successful women's organizations
of the city, Held its third meeting of the
season in Mrs. Bradley's pariors, G41 East
Capitol street. Tuesday afternoon Mrs.
NJ. L. Edson president, being absent, FIrst
Vice President Mrs. Neilor, occupied the
chair Mrs NJ. NJ. Metcalf. a former,
longtime secretary of. graceful pen. is
again at the post of duty.
The attendance attestcd the widespread
interest in the clubs work. The general
topic for consideration the present month
is early American History, and the dis
cusson on Tuesday was upon the Mound
Builders end Cave Dwellers. The half
hour OF parliamentary llEdttiCe "is gwen
to discussion of Curfew Bell, which orig
mated in the club, and which it VIII doubt
less bring before Congress the coming ses-
sion, and urge action thereon, as a measure
fraught with great good to society life and
public welfare.
The usual monthly entertainment will
be held at the residence of Miss NJ A.
Bennett No 22s A street southeast The
entertainment committee, of which Mrs. j.
L. McCrcary is chairman, is arranging for
this notable event. The meeting next
Tuesday viii be at the residence of Mrs. &.
A. Bacon, No. 2s03 Q street northwest.
Mr. Henry f. Thompson, OF the Army and
Navy Register, is visiting the Atlanta ex-
position and will be absent one week.
Miss Josie C. Sullivan and Mr.. William F.
Webster were married at st. Patrick's
Church yesterday. Rev. Father McGee Of
ficiating.
A wedding of interest in army circles Is
that OF Miss Katharine Hamilton Chapman
to Lieut.. Peter Edward Traub, U. S. A.
which occurred at MeBanda, a suburb OF
Albany, n. Y, yesterday. Mr.. John X.
Chapman, Lieut.. S. d. Freeman, Lieut.
McButler, Mr. Harry Sweeny, of Albany.
and Lieut.. II. d. Todd were the ushers.
Mrs. Logan will give a tea this after
noon from 4 to in compliment to Mrs.
TucFer, her daughter, at her attractive
home in Calumet Place.
Assisting at the reception will be Mrs. |
W. c. Kenyon and Miss Warde.
The affair viii be sort OF farewell, |
as Mrs. Logan leaves for Europe Novem-
ter 1. Sailing with her on the Augusta
Victoria will be several young women
who viii travel with her. They will do |
the
before March. They are the Misses Konn. |
OF Minnesota, Miss RnresmaDn. of Wiscon- |
sin, and Miss Eallinger, of this city. Mrs |
Logan viii actas correspondent for West |
ern paper during this trip.
Miss Eieanore Frost Baden, daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas E. Baden and Mr. |
Edward Z. Burket were married Tuesday, |
October 10, at the home of the brides |
parents. The service was solemnized by |
Rev. DR.. Perry, of st. Andrews P. E. |
Church.
The engagement of Miss Marie Zeballos,
sister of Mr.. Zeballos, formerly Argentine |
Minister, to a German physician of prom
inence, is being pleasantly commented ON
by her many friends here
Mrs. Clarence>Almy, who has been absent
from the city several weeks, is enjoying
a delightful visit in the West.
Miss Mary Isabel McDade and Mr.. George
Todd were married at Canton, Baltimore.
Tuesday night, Rev. J. F. Ockerman, offici-
lting. Rev. William Burchenal Judefind.
Messrs. Charles and John Todd and Mr..
Charles F. Bonn acted as ushers. Mfr. |
and Mrs. Todd will make their home in
W Washington.
Rev. DR.. Canter, of Mt. Vernon NJ E.
Church, and Mrs. Canter, will on Friday.
october 20, celebrate their silver wedding.
DIR. F. NJ. Furiong, of the Emergency Hos.
1ital surgical staff, returned to Wash
nGton Tuesday night, after q two weeks
stay in New York, his home
The wedding of Miss Mary Virginia Swan
and Mr.. Harvey y. Dorsey took place week
ago ana not last night as inadvertently an
nounced in these columns yesterday
One of the prettiest weddings that have