The evening times., 1895-11-29

The young folks were dressed In costumes
or all nations, Napoleon and Trilby, George
Washington ana LAtle Eopeep. Roman.
French and Dutch peasants, sailors, Japs,
radlautmornipgsa and starry nights, winters.
summers, miugied In german after the
march.
Miss casson and Mr. Frank Hunter.
master OF ceremonies. Tad Cieveriy coached
them in the many intricate figures.
Among those who took part were the
Misses and Masters Carmody. the Misses
Du Bose, the Misses Gregory, the Misses
Waters. the Misses Fails, miss Elsie Danen-
hover. Miss Kincaid. Miss Fields, Miss
and Master Boteler. Miss Eer,ha Griffith.
Miss Louise Cox, Miss Maud Shuster,
Irving F1ckin, JOHN, sam anu Clarke Mag-
gamisn. Terrett Huntington, Cay Clifton .
Lawrence Reade. Fred Chaplin, Miss Mill
ME Buck, hiss Lucy Chesiey, Misses Mary
and Maud Ficklin. Miss Mamie Williams.
Miss Bessie Buck. Miss Margaret Amcs,
Gardner stewart. Harry klIneScniDidt, Ross
Sarroii. Masters kitchie aud Waters, the
Misses Stauffer. Miss Fonchet. Master and
Miss Taylor. Refreshments were served
ana considerable sum netted for charity.
The marriage of Miss wcltha a. knight,
daughter OF the late Ferdinand knight,
10 AIR. William Sch warznian, of the fir-
ginia Glass Works, in the West End, was
soieinnized yesterday evening at 7:30
O'Clock in Trinity Methodist Church. on
South Washington street, Aiexandrii, by
the Rev. W. II. NJ cAliester, the pastor OF
the bride, 1u Tue preseEce or u large number
parties.
The church was handsomely decorated for
the occasion with palms and flowers, and
as the bridal party came Into the church
the wedding march from LOheDgrin was
softly played by Mr.. Sherman p. Fowler,
The ushers were Messrs. Arthur Schwarz-
man, John Matter, Julian Knight, and Ed
ward Shinn.
The bride was attired in handsome
tailor made gown OF brown broadcloth
and wore a hat TO atch. After the cere-
mony a reception was held at the brides
home, on Gibbon street, near Lee, and a
large number OF the friends of the happy
couple were present. The bridal girts
We're very numerous and handsome, among
them being solid silver tea service, the
gift or the groom s fellow wOrkmen at the
Virginia Giass Works. Mr.. and Mrs.
Sch warzmau will make their home at
3O6 Duke street, Alexandria.
A Thanksgiving party was given last
niSht at tile re5loence OF Mrs. Alexander
scott, on street, East Washington. where's
pleasant evening.
Music was rendered by the members of
teh East Washington Social League and
dancing and refreshments were enjoyed
Among those present were Misses Rosa
scott, Hattie scott, Annie HUTCHINSON,
FANNIE tuinlliins, George Cummins, Marion
Hartley, FANNIE Trudx, Lizzie Embrey,
Bettie GuiDauch, Laura johnson, Katie
Floyd, Mr.. anu Mrs. u. j. Wilson, Fred
SDEueritianIi, Liltin Miller, j. hartley. j.
Harry Truax, A. Murray, Walter Barr. j.
+. Scott, Edgar EniDrey, j. L. Fox, Osca
KrenIe, and +. z. Hartley.
The marriage of Miss Evelyn Baylor Hill
and MIR. James Gaitwood Lindsay, took
place At tie residence OF tie brIde's mother,
Mrs. Arie l.. Hill, Charioltesviii.. a, We'd
nesday evening, November 2T. Rev. IL.
B. Lee oifictaled.
The bride belongs to prominent Wiz
ginia family, being daughter OF the late
Major +. r. Hill and LIecc OF Gen. A. L.
Hii and Gen. John NJ. Jones. Mr.. Lind
say is popular young business man Of