The evening times., 1895-09-06
Assistant Engineer Mutton and Miss
Evans We'd 1t Winchester.
Brilliant ceremSny Performed in the
Old Virginia oTown-Groom Is
weli-Known In THIS City.
fspecial TO The r.mes.)

maid of honor was Miss Bessie C. Mutton
sister OF the groom. and the bridesmaids
were Misses Alma B. Hawpe, of Augusta
county; Emma Kinzei. Winchester; Grace
Hutchinson, Baltimore, and Lotta Orle-
man. Peekskiil-on- II utson. N. Y.
The usilers were Assistant Surgeon N. s.
Guest, U. 8. Navy; Assistant Engineer
CleIand N. Offley, U. s. Navy; Lieut.. L. j.
Magiii, u. s. Ma rine Corps; Lieut.. J. T.
Myers, u s. Marine Corps. The following
gentlemen acted as assistant ushers: Nessrs.
Howard s. Mutton, brother OF the groom,
Richmond; j. NJ. Thompson. BerryviiIe; n.
Lohr Capper, Winchester; Highly Tbomp-
son, Roa noke.
The brhie carried a white and gold prayer
book, from which: the ceremony was read.
The maid of honor was gov ned in white silk
null over satin. a nd carried Bride's roses.
The maids wore white orsandy. white satin
ribbon. wearing U. S. s. Philadelphia caps,
ribbons u white and gold and carried white
astors
The groom, best man a MI usIiers were In
full uniform Of their INK
The bride Is an accomplished and attrac-
tive young lady nd has many friends here.
Mr.. Mutton Is the ehlssst son of the late Col
Joseph A. Mutton He has just completed
q three years cruise at sea on the U nited
States ships Cha arleston and Philadelphia
At noon yesterday, in ST. Stephens
Episcopal Church, Hnuns Pleasant, Miss
Rosalie Quackenbush and Rev. H. Fields
saumenig. rector of All SAINTS Parish,
ST. Mary County, Nd. were married. The
k-, psst-
Perry, of ST. Andrews. assisted by Rev.
G. F. Dudley, of St. Stephens.
A reception at the hos4ic nj the brides
mother, 1912 Q street, followed the cere
nlony. Only the relatives and a few
friends were present. The pariOrs were
decorated with palms and Ia France and
katherine Mermet roses
Rev. and Mrs. Saunenig left during the
Afternoon, for a brabai trip, and upon tL..r
return W i'll reside in ST. Mary's County, Md.
Senator Smith. of New Jersey, who has
been In Carlsbad alEsummer, sailed from
Southampton on Saturday, and is expected
TO arrive in Washington early next month
Mr.. Melville Lindsay has returned from
two weeks visit at Ocean Grove.
Mrs Samuel oss and daughter are at
Larchmont, y Y, where they will remain
until the 18th Instant
Mr Herman Stump. commissioner of i'm
migration, viii start for Canada to-day, to
be absent several weeks.
Miss Annie Mcintyre. OF Baltimore, has
returned from Atlantic City and is spend
ing few days with her friend, Mrs. Ernest
w Emery, at Fifth and II streets north
west, before returning to her home.
Miss Gertrude Harrison, daughter OF Mrs.
Virginia Harrison. has returned to Wash
ington after a two months vacation at At
lantic City and the resorts OF the coast.
Senator Vest. who has been in Carlsbad
several months, writes that he has gained
in flesh and spirit.
Senator Cockrelf, of Missouri, and Mr..
Erwin Cockreil art in town for a few days.
MFR. Erwin is a law graduate from the Uni
versity OF Virginia, and viii begin practice
in ST. Louis.
Mr.. John W. Thompson and Mr. Crosby
Noyes, who have spent the summer in Japan.
arrived on Wednesday at Vancouver, B. C.,
and will be at home within the next two
weeks.
Miss Marion slettman of T street, who
has been absent since June, returned yes
,erday.
Mr.. and Mrs William B. Todd and family
have returned from Asbury P lark, where they
have spent the summer
Miss Bertha A. Landsraf has returned
from a ten days trip to Atlantic City.
Miss Anna Abbott is visiting friends at
Frederick, Nd.
Miss Grace Dougaf and Mr.. william Dou-
gal have returned from spending the sea-
son at Lake Genrge.
Miss Mabel Stewart is at present at
Newport visiting Mrs. Hitchcock, and will
not return to Washington for some weeks.
Mrs. Bessie Stewart Is enjoying the gai-
cites at Bar Harbor.
Mrs. and the Misses TistieH, who have
been for several months past in their cot
tage In the AdiroBdacks, will not return
to Washington until some time in October.
Mr.. Francis B. Storm and family are
spending the present month at the Hotel
Charleston, W. Va.
Capt. George E.. Goethals has returned
TO Washington from. Martba's Vineyard,
where he has been for mouth past.
Mr.. Lay c. Kellogg has Eeturned from a
visit to Atlantic City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Matthew Trimblc have
ssued Invitations for a dance this even
ng at Gusts Hall, Garlin Springs, where
hey are staying at present.
Mr. B. H. Warner has been Joined by bis
lamdiy at Cape May.
Miss Susie Hartuns, Of this city, has
zone TO Falls Church, Va, for a visit to
'riends-
Miss Lillian spofford, of Washington, is
Il Falls Church, visiting Miss Edith Merri-
1eld.
~ r. R. Gurley has gone TO Albany for
J fortnight
Miss Ernestine Wrenn, Of No. 1891