The morning times., 1895-10-26


her winters here. and handsome wedding
gifts, for transportation to her new home
"In the Sight of the Goddess" the new
story of Washington life by Mrs Hame
Riddle Davis, the talented authoress OF
this city. which will appear in November
| Lippincot's, is being anticipated by soci
ETY. with much pleasure.
! Miss Wilmuth Gary and Miss Isabelle
Gary VIII contribute to the enjoyment oi
| this evening at the Louise Home, by render.
ing selections on the piano and violin.
Mrs. John Robin Mcdaniel nd her daugh-
ter Miss Mcdaniel, VIII arrive in the city
today and VIII be at home to friends at
No. 226 y street southeast.
Mrs. R. L. Particle announces the mar
riage of her daughter, Roberta May, to
Mr.. Oliver Sellman October 2, at Baltimore,
Md
Miss Oracle V. Gheen, of Loudoun county.
Va. and MIR. George l.. beard, OF Washing
ton, d. C., were marrisl at the '.asidence
of Mr.. c. E. Kendrick, No. i27 New York
avenue northwest. October 23. Rev. G.
W. Popkins, OF Virginia, offlciated.
Baron Fava, Italian ambassador, is in
the city, the guest of Mrs. a Cooley, No.
1887 l street, northwest.
A pleasant birthday party was given
Thursday evening to Miss Jessie Bayliss,
Mol 00i Virginia ayenuesouthwest. Among
those present were: Misses Ollie Fieury,
Lena Mehling, Rosie Noel, Minnie Ger
hardt, Fannie Bayliss, Ema Rayliss, and
Messrs. james Smitn, Icrnarsi Demrue.
Bennie Dement,, Randie Taylor. J Green
wall, Mr.. and Mrs; George Bayliss, Mr..
and Mrs. Windsor. Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Bay
liss, and Mr.. John White.
A reception at Washington Barracks to
Gen. and Mrs. Miles VIII be given early in
December.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jeffries have returned to
town after visit OF several weeks to
Mrs. Jeffries' former home In Watertown.
N. Y. Mr.. Jeffries, who has been more or
less of an invalid for the past two years,
is thoroughly re-esta blished IN health.
Miss Armstrong, Mrs. Ieffrcs daughter.
is with them for the winter. Later on in
the season Gen. Jeffries' daughter, Mrs.
William Browne, will make them visit
Commodore Dewey is domiciled at the
Everett for the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bucock are entertaining
home party at their beautiful home IN
Keswick. Va. Mrs. Bucock spent several
winters here with her aunt. Mrs Mander-
son, wife OF the ex-senator, when as Miss
Dyke of Brooklyn, she made many friends
here.
Mrs. and Miss Zorn Will spend the win
ter in Dresden. Germany. where Miss Freda
Zorn will study music at the conservatory.
Gen. and Mrs. Rochester, Mr.. Henry
Rochester and Miss Rochester have re-
turned from Murray Bay, Canada. where
they spent the summer.
Mrs. Aruba Hanrahan, of this city. who
has been visiting her sister. Mrs. E. c.
Thompson, in Herndon, Va, has returned.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nixon arc visiting Judge
and Mrs. Kelly at their house, No. 1919
n street.
Mrs. Kinsley and daughter are at the
Milton for the winter.
Miss Tyler has returned 10 the city from
Gloucester, Mass. where she spent the sum-
summer
United States Treasurer Daniel Morgan.
who has returned from a visit TO Atlanta,
is looking well, and expresses himself as
delighted with the cordial welcome he
received in that city. His appreciation
of the Exposition is as enthusiastic as his
estimate of Southern hospitality.
The Italian ambassador. Baron Fava. ar
rived in the city late last night, and will
remain a few days. He is the guest of
Mrs. Cooley, No. 531 l street northwest.
Baroness Fava awlllremaininNew York until
the middle of December.
Miss Mary Meehan and Mr. Leesnitzer
were united in marriage on Wednesday
morning at 10 O'Clock at st. Aloysius'
Church by Rev. Father Dolan, g. j.
The bridal party. preceded by four ush-
ers-Mr. Edward Leesnitzer, Mr.. Fran
els X. Preston, Mr.. Samuel Long, and
Mr.. Anderson, entered the schurch to the
strains of a magnificent nuptial march
played by Prof. S. ]. Kubel, organist OF
st. Aloysius', and We're received by Father
Dolan and two acolytes at the sanctu-
ary which was brilliant with flowers and
lights.
The bride was gowned daintily in Napo-
leon blue crepon. with q hat OF the same
color, and carried Bride roses tied with
,atin bows.
Immediately after the ceremony Mr.. and
Mrs. LecsnitZer left for bridal trip 10
he North.
Commander Burwell, U. S. N, In charge
IF the equipment department OF the navy |
rard at Norfolk, Va, and Miss Nellie |
Bradford, were married in that city yes
erday. A reception followed, and later |
iIr. and Mrs. Burwell left for Southern |
Jour.
Mrs. Lorenzo Lorraine, who has been spend |
ne the summer at her country home at |
'hillipsburg, Pa, has returned to the city, |
md will be at No. 1143 New Hampshire
venue for the winter.
Friends of Mrs. ". J. Schneider will re-
ret to learn that she is quite ill at her
partments In the Cairo.
Marriage Licenses