Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-12-19
pany was large and the residential families
were largely represented.

pany was large and the residential families
were largely represented.
Miss Mary c. Cowles, daughter Of Capt.
G. d. Cowles of the army, and Mr.. George
d. Ramsay, son of Admiral F. NJ. Ramsay,
were married yesterday at Winston, N. Z.
Miss Cowles was there visiting her aunt,
Mrs H. V. Horton, and the romantic con-
Summation to an engagement which had
been opposed by their elders took place
from her house. Before the ceremony,
however the father of the bride wired his
consent, and when he arrived later ii was
to meet his daughter and her husband and
express his congratulations before the
young couple took the train for short
wedding trip, previous to their return here.
Mr.. r. ]. Griffin, jr., and his sister, Miss
Francis Griffin, will leave today for the
Atlanta exposition.
Miss Fannie Burgess gave a delightful
euchre party last evening at her residence
on 18th street northwest. At the end of
the score it was found that Miss Gladys
Granger had won the ladies' first prize.
and Mr.. Walter Stetson, he gentle
mems first prize; while Miss ME Castle
ton and Mr.. Henry Schlosberg won the sec
ond honors. After a bright musical and liter
airy program, participated in by Mr.. Wal
ter Stetson, Miss Granger Miss Fannie
Burgess Mr.. Nat Retlaw, Hank Schlos-
berg and Samuel Burgess, supper was serv-
ed. Among those present were Edward
Temple. Frank Melting, George La Clare
Henry Schlosberg, w. NJ. Brown, Walter
Scott Stetson, Alice Wheatley, Thresa
Ford, Edna Goldsmith and Belle Fox.
Mrs. Gov. Fletcher has returned from the
west and is at 1920 street northwest for
the winter.
Miss Anna D. Gleeson, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Andrew Gleeson. and Mr.. Tim
othy D. Daily were married yesterday af-
ternoon at st. Aloysius Church, The ush-
Grs were Mr.. Andrew Gieeson, IT. Mr..
Joseph Daily, Mr.. James Fitzgerald, Mr..
William Hile. Mr.. Joseph Lanahan and MIR.
]. A. Farrell. The high altar was elab-
orately decorated with flowers and bril-
liant with innumerable lights. A stringed
orchestra from the Marine Band played the
wedding marches during the ceremony.
The ceremony was performed by the Rev.
Father Cornelius Gillespie, assisted by
Fathers O'Connell and Mackin. The brides
dress was of white duchess satin, with the
bodice covered with chiffon. Orange bios
SONS held her tulle veil, and diamond
sunburst cleaned over the forehead. Miss
Ella Blaine Gieeson was maid of honor for
her sister and Mr.. Joseph Daily was best
man. The maid of honor was gowped in
yellow silk and chiffon, and carried Amer
lean beauty roses. After the ceremony
reception was held at the residence of the
brides parents, SOP LIST street. A wedding
supper was served, and at II 80 o'cock the
couple left for Canada and Montreal, where
they will remain two weeks. They will be
at home after the first Of the new year at
127 H street northeast. Among those pres
ent at the reception last night We're Mr..
and Mrs. Andrew Gleeson, Mrs. F'laherty,
Miss Ella B. Gleeson, Miss Cecilia Murphy,
kins, Misses Julia and Mary Daily, Miss
Maggie DAILY Miss Maggie McCarty, Mrs.
Wright, Mrs. Currin, the Misses Lynch and
Miss Green.
Mrs Louise Coyle Dukehart and Mrs.
Kate Armitage Lips of Baltimore, who
T. Martyr of East Washington, have re-
turned home.