The morning times., 1895-10-18

season contributed greatly to its bril-
liancy.
Justice White, one Of the iates. converts
TO bicycling, may be seen daily skimming
along on his wheel
cards are out for the marriage OF
Josephine Marie, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Edward Kubel, to Mr. Augustus
carrier Taylor, which viii occur at the
nome or the brides parents, No 326
First street northeast. Tue bridal partv
VIII De entertained at No. 1927 First street
northeast at a reception 10 friends from
Z TO O'Clock. Mr. aPf Mrs. Taylor viii
leave later for q wedd tour
MT and Mrs. Edward p. Rurket, whose
marriage occurred this week, will be al
hOrne 10 friends Thursdays after November
10 at No. 1915 Thirteenth street north
west.
Miss Brochet was elected president nd
Miss Louise Reed secretary of the Young
Ladies' Columbia Heights Club, organ
ized at the home of the Misses Lasier, No.
1877 BiGney street, Wednesday evening.
The residence of Justice Gray on Six
teeEth street is Il quaint old English home
stead in effect, with its plain brick walls,
pliclty. On the northwest corner of the
upper story, however. there is a protect
ing gabied window, q sort of architectural
''happy thought" which plainly conveys
the idea To the pasSer-by of having been
built 10 command a yicw-Suggests that
FAR sea line" with a sail or two
blUtted against the horizon. NIGH, be visi-
ble from it. Not far away from it, how
ever, the ArnO Hotel rises up with its
business-like stories of brick irTeyocably
barring the outlook.
A certain club man of diminutive size,
who thinks he has genius and would have
expanded into greatness and fame, 'if
things were not as they. are" pointed out
the window to a friend as they passed up
the street yesterday. That reminds me
OF myself" he remarked-''nlade for a
purpose, hedgcd in by circumstances"
His companion sighed appreciatively and
somehow he thought of his friends wife,
who is five feet ten, and weighs 200 pounds.
DIR. d. d. Carter and family have re-
turned from Woodstock. Va, and are at
home, No. 1910 @ street northwest.
The wedding of Miss L. II. Booth, to Mr..
]. F. Huggins, took place at p. m,
Wednesday, at THE Avon" North Capitol
and o streets, in the presence OF relatives
and q few friends. Rev. William Tayloe
Snyder, assistant rector OF the Church of
the Ascension, officiated, and the bride
was given away by her sister. Julia A.
Booth. During the ceremony Mr.. Harry
W. Smith played wedding music softly.
Mr.. and Mrs. Huggins Will be at home
after November /.
The Alexandria Hebrew Pleasure Club,
gave q hop Wednesday night at Braddock
House Hall. Supper was served at the
y..%,I
Misses F. Dreifus, J. Rernheimer, N. Bern
heimer, F. Pach. T. Paeh. S. Ruben, L.
Kaufman, Rose Bendheimer, NJ. Bend
hcimer, Rose Wolberg, 7. Wolbere, A.
Ginsberger c. Biandheimer. F. Myers:
Messrs. NJ. Morris, S. Bernheimer, j. Wolf,
H. Blandheimer, j. MaKover, G. Bland
hemer. A. kaufman, B. Wolberg. S. Kauf-
man, s. WoIberg, l.. Ruben, 1. Ginsberger,
B. Montana, G. Baum. NJ. Pach, d. Wolf,
S. Lewis, II. Freidlander.
The marriage of Miss Edna Reed, daugb-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. william 2 Reed, and
Malvern Price, ID. D.. was solemniZed in
the Sunday school of the Calvary BAPTIST
Church yesterday at 10 O'Clock. The
bride, escorted by the groom, and preceded
by four ushers, entered to the music of the
wedding march from 'Lohengrin," passed
up the aisle, and was received at the plat
form by Rev. s. II. Greene, ID. D., who
performed the ceremony. The platform
was bower of palms.
During the service Mrs. Thomas E. Gilbert
played ''Oh, Promise Me- and as the
bridal party left the church changed the
strain to the wedding march or MendeIs-
shon.
Mr. and Mrs. Price took the II 80 train
for two weeks trip that will include
Atlanta, and upon their return, about
November 1, will be at home to their
friends at No. 9I5 T street northeast
The brides gown was of mode brown, i'm
ported, wool trimmed, with velvet a
shade darker faced with satin of electric
blue.
The ushers on the occasion were DR.. A.
e. Taylor, Mr.. E. L. Keller, Mr.. NJ. L.
Bradford, and Mr.. r. E. L. Yellett
Among the invited guests were Mr.. and
Mrs. William F. Reed, parents of the bride;
DIR. and Mrs. S. H. Greene, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
L. Roberts and their daughters, Misses
Luella and Minnie Roberts; Mr.. and Mrs
Alton W. Cornwall, Mr.. and Mrs. Edwards,
Miss Mamie Weisner. Miss Emma Crock,
Mr.. and Mrs. Stone, Mrs. F. H. Stickney,
Miss Lily R. Major, Miss Lydia Marshall,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Drew, Dr.. a nd Mrs. d.
S. Foster. Miss Carrie Braden. Mr.. nd Mrs.
Thomas L. Gilbert Miss Anna J. Bell,
Miss Eta L. Hospital, Miss Edith II. Car
rigan, Miss M. o. Buckingham. Miss Re-
becca Burr, Miss Mary E. Bond MIR. c. Will
son, Mr. Emil Schneider, Mr.. Charles Burt,
Mr.. William F. Reed, Jr., and others.
One of the most musical families in the
Diplomatic Corps is that of Senior Cana,
the Gillian minister. There are several
boys, ranging in age from 10 to 21, and
one daughter, the idol of her parents. Each
plays an instrument-one the violin, an
other the guitar and third the mandolin,
the young lady, who is yet in her teens, the
either. After informal dinners at the lega-
ton the guests are frequently entertained
by an impromptu concert
Mrs. Farnsworth will introduce this
winter her daughter, Miss Farnsworth, who
has recently returned from abroad, having
spent last year travelling on the continent.
Miss Farnsworth is the niece of Mrs.
Macdonald, the widow of Senator Mac
Donald, of Indiana. She is typical
young woman, tall. blonde.
with svcite figure and charming viva
cious manner, and is sure to be one of the
I-.ost attractive buds in this seasons
bouquet.
One OF the runlored engagements of last
winter has been revived this faH-that Of