The morning times., 1895-11-07

herd are in tue city, stopping at the ArliDg
ton.
General A. W. Greely leaves today fol
Brooklyn, N. Y, where he viii lecture on
Friday evening at Brooklyn Institute.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rush, of Hobokcn. N. j.,
are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Laurence
Gallagher, No. Ala q street southeast.
A dinner of ten covers to as many friends
was given Sunday evening, by Mr.a Mrs.
Theodore Huysman, jr., at their home on
East Capitol street.
For the first time in years the hand.
some house No. 1719 II street northwest,
the property of Madame adrOsa, and
formerly belonging TO Mrs. Laughton,
is being aired and arranged for occupancy.
Invitations have been issued for dinner
by Mrs. Audenried, for a dinner to meet
the Argentina charge d'affairs and Mrs.
DominSuez Saturday night.
Miss Mary F. Lynch was married to
Mr.. Robert F. Schulz yesterday morning at
st. Patrick's Church. The bride wore a
travelling gown of brown and carried
white chrysanthemums. Immediately after
the ceremony, which was performed by
Rev. DR.. Stafford, Mr.. aud Mrs. Schulz
left for trip to the North.
Miss Jennie l.. Shriver, of street
southeast, is visiting friends in Norfolk.
Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. V. Poole are travelling
South for the benefit of Mrs, Poole, who
thinks the air of the Florida coast will
restore her TO her usual health. Later in
the season they will go 10 Asheville, N.
c., where they Will remain until the
early spring.
Mr. and Mrs v B. Hamlin are home from
their outing in the Allegheny Mountains.
Mrs Margaret B. Outwell will not visit
Atlanta as she had intended, but will
postpone her departure from Wash
ington until after Christmas, when she
will make one OF a party going West, where
she will make an extended visit with
friends.
Mr.. John J Hoskins is making an extended
business trip throughout the South that viii
prevent his reaching home in time TO cele-
brate the tenth anniversary of his mar
riage. The tin wedding reception, to
which tations have been issued, there
fore. will be postponed until Mr.. Hoskins'
return.
Mrs. Walter Diller, of Romney. W. Va,
with her infant Son, Bernard Kengla. is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob
Kengla, of No. 53 street northwest.
Mrs. Arnold and her daughter, Miss Effie
Arnold, are the guests OF Mr.. nd Mrs.
Edward Brooke, of Thirty-second street
extended.
Mr.. E. C. Smith and family have re-
moved from No. 1 3 H street northwest to
their new residence, No. 907 T street
northwest.
The wedding of Miss Mary Louise Mac
Elwee and Mr.. William Miller Clarke, of
Denver, Col, occurred last evening at the
home of the bride, No. l 405 q Fourteenth
street northwest. The ceremony took place
at Z O'Clock, Rev. DR.. Joseph T. Kelly, of
the Fourth Presbyterian Church, officiating
The drawing room in which the
marriage was sOlemniZed was beauti-
fully decorated with palms and chrys-
anthemums of every hue. The bride
wore handsome gown of white
brocade, trimmed with embroidered chiffon
and accordion pleated mousseline de sole,
and carried crimson roses. Only relatives
anu u lC W 4lltlllAS NlAHtosth
Among those who took part in a reception
held from to l 0 O'Clock, were; Miss Maggie
u. Crawford, Messrs. James Carter Robert
Forsythe, George Allen, DR.. j. j. Rich
ardson, DR.. Perry, Mr.. anu Mrs. Antenreith,
Misses Anna N, Mabel and Maggie E.
MacElwee.
Mr.. aud Mrs Clarke will leave for their
future home in Denver, Col. Thursday,
visiting Chicago on their way West.
as Paradise Flats being the apartments
of number of bachelor maids: Misses
Elizabeth Wetherell, Marion Thatcher,
Eliza Barker and NJ. Belle kinzie
Rev. W C. Mullin, of No. 1929 Third
street northwest, was rendered an old
fashioned donation party last night by the
members of Hamliue NJ E. Church, which
proved pleasant occasion for both guests
and host.
Among those present were: Rev. DR..
Todd. pastor of Hamline Church; Rev. Dr.
Wright and wife, Rev. P. A. Crist. Mr.. and
Mrs. j. Ii. Benton, Mr.. J. w. Meyer and
son, Miss Jennie Mickle, Mrs. N. W. Nash,
Mr.. Ray Moulton, Miss Della Mickle,
Mr. aud Mrs. L. E. Roach. Mr.. A. b. Thomas,
Mrs. E. Z. Cook, Mrs. NJ. f. Bowen, Mr..
7. H Martin, Mrs. NJ. A. Price. Mr. and
Mrs. L. /. O'Neal, Mr.. d. c. Reiuohl. Mrs.
NJ. E. Dolau, Mrs. Goodell. Miss F. Rich,
Mr.. 7. B. Towner, Mrs. T. S. Hnrsey and
son, Mr.. E. d. Godfrey and wife, Mr. David
Patton, Mr.. and Mrs d. p. Gould, Mr..
W. F. Alden, Mr.. and Mrs. F. z. Nash,
Mr.. E. /. Booraem, Mrs. Bailey. Miss Red
key, Miss T. E. Polkinhorn and others.
Miss Marie MacNichol, daughter of Mr..
Charles MacNichol, ofNo. 1O5C street north
cast, was married last night to Mr.. Dun
can L. Richmond, of this city. The
was performed at the home of
he bride by Rev. w. E. Parson. pastor of
the Church of the Reformation.
The house was prettily decorated with
giant palms and hrysanthemums, and the
march was played by Mr.. Sherman Fowler,
of Alexandria, Va. There were no at
tenGants.
The bride was d aintily gowned in
white satin duchesse, trimmed with pearl
pa assamenterie and chiffon and carried
Bride roses, tieu with satin bows
A reception followed the ceremony, after
which Mr.. and Mrs. Richmond left for
a bridal trip to the South.
Among the out of town relatives who
ca ME on to be present at the wedding were
Misses Fannie and Mary MacNichoi. Miss
Carrie Bailey, Miss Elizabeth Clark. Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Clark. Mr.. John Peterson
md Mr.. Nelson Chestnut, all of Phladel-
phia.
The fortieth anniversary of the marriage
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry K Willard was
celebrated yesterday in their handsome
home, No. 1888 K street northwest Mr..
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