The evening times., 1895-11-07

Captain and Mrs. Frederick Fueger have
sent out cards for the marriage OF their
daughter, Blanche Helena, to Lieutenant
Joseph E. Cusack, Fifth Calvary, U. S. a.,
Wednesday evening, November 20, at 8
O'Clock, at st. Donlinic's Church. This
will be one Of the siIlartest affairs of the
season, for nothing is more brilliant than a
military wedding. Lieut.. Frederick W.
Fueger, Eighteenths Infantry, stationed
at Governors Island, N. T., will be best
man on the occasion. The bFide-elect
is tall, dark, and handsome and quite a
favorite here, her father being stationed
at Washington Barracks Lieutenant Gu
sack is now with his regiment at Fort Nc
IDtosh, Tex.
The marriage of Miss Julia Watkins,
daughter OF Mr.. Louis Watkins, TO Mr. VIII
liam PreDtiss, will occur Wednesday, No
vember 20, at noon, at Ascension Church,
street, between Twelfth and Thirteenth
streets.
Cards have been issued by Nr. and Mrs
Daniel LOugtIran. for the marriage of their
daughter. Mary Rose. to Mr James Ed ward
Duke. Wednesday, November 20, at st.
Matthew's Church. time high noon. Mr..
and Mrs. Duke win make their home at
Norfolk, Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. Americus Davis, have sent
out invitations for the marriage of their
daughter, Jessie Latimer. TO Mt. William
Amaker Murray, of ST. Matthew's s. C.
The wedding wiI1occur Thursday. November
IA. at 8 O'Clock. at Mt. Vernon Place
n. e. Church South A reception in the
parlor OF the church, when the bride and
groom viii receive the congratulations of
friends, will follow the ceremony. Miss
Marie Latimer will attend, as maid of
honor; Mr.. W. 8. Stamper, as hest man.
Messrs. James 8. Mccarthy. Harry A. Lat
mer, Perry P. Patrick and Mr.. Frank Lati-
mer have been chosen as ushers. Miss
Brownie and Master Edwin Latimer will
carry flowers.
Miss Edith Woodward, No. 1925 n street,
has issued Invitations for an afternoon tea
and sale of fancy articles to be held for
the benefit of the Lend a H and" on Satur-
day, November 8, from 3 to $50 O'Clock.
Mrs. e. d. Paker has taken apartments
at the Richmond for the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Lothrop Bradley.
who have been spending the season at
P Pomfret, will return to their home. corner
and p Streets December TX.
Countess Esterhazy hes tn ken apartments
at the Everett for the winter. Her sister. |
Mrs. EOlles, will occupy apartments in the |
Old Burnside mansion. on II street. between
and Nineteenth.
Mrs Shriver and Mrs. Williamson, of |
No. 1714 H street northwest, who are !
visiting Baltimore, are expected to return |
Wednesday afternoon.
Lieut.. Hutchius and Mrs Hutchips, ac- |
by Mrs. Hartley, have returned |
from Europe and are at the bancroft. |
Lieut. and Mrs. Hutchins will have as |
their guest very soon their talented niece,
Miss Catharine Gordon, whose exquisite
voice has attracted such favorable criti- |
rism in Berlin.
Rev. W. c. MuIlin, of No. 1929 Third |
street northwest, was rendered an old |
donation party last night by the
members Of Hamline II. E. Church, which
proved pleasant occasiop for both guests |
and host.
Among those present were: Rev. Dr. I
Todd. pastor of Hanliue Church; Rev DR..
Wright and wife. Rev. p. A. Crist. Mr.. and
Mrs. J. H. Benton, Mr.. ]. W. Meyer and |
100, Miss Jennie Mickle. Mrs. n w. Nash.