The evening times., 1895-10-31

Miss Rosalie Jones and Mr.. W. !. Jockum
We're married last evening at the residence
of the brides parents, No. 26 Second
street northeast. The draw ing rooms were
prettily ornamented with flowers and
ferns for the occasion, and the Episcopal
service conducted by Rev. DR.. Perry, OF
of tan cloth. tastcfully trimmed with lace
and chiffon, and entered with her father.
Mr.. j. H. Jochum, Jr., twin brother
of the groom, acted as best man. Mr. and
Mrs. JochunI. after receiving congratu-
lations. left Tor the Atlanta Exposition.
and Miss Elizabeth Riggs, of Brockeville.
were married at st. Johns Episcopal
Church, at Olney, yesterday, Rev. Will
: lam Laird officiating Mr; ana Mrs;
tour ill make their home In Washington.
Mr.. Louis Cunningham. formerly of this
city. now a resident of Buffalo, n. Y, Is
stopping at the Ebbitt for a few days, ac-
companied by his wife and mother.
home to friends Fridays during November
at No. 2140 g street northwest.
A tea and reception at the Childrens
Hospital will be held on Saturday afternoon,
and that deserving charity will doubtless
be accorded liberal patronage. The recep-
tion committee is composed OF the OFFICERS
of the board, Mrs. Kennedy, Mime. de Sibour.
kins, Mrs. Kaufman, st. Mary's Guild:
flowers. Mrs. Ramsey, Miss Eliot. Miss
Chapter: tea table, Mrs. McGuire, Mrs.
Glover, Miss Schenck, Mrs. McCauley. Mrs.
Audenreid. Mrs. Shendan, Mrs. Johnstone:
ice cream, Mrs. Henry, Mrs. Moore; home
made cake, Mrs. Gale.
Miss Annie Esteile Cock. daughter of Mr..
Alfred Cock, and Mfr. William Spencer Arm
strong. son of DR.. ". ]: Armstrong. Of this
city, were married last evening at
O'Clock at the Western Presbyterian Church
by. Rev. Howard Wilbur Ennis, its pastor;
At the entrance of the church the bridal
party separated; the bride, preceded by her
six bridesmaids, Miss Kathryn Jaquette.
Miss Flossie Ellis. Miss BERTHE Reichenbach,-
Miss Nellie Friebus, Miss Mamie Arth and
Miss Mamie Cock, and her maid OF honor,
Miss Matte Cock, passing up the left aisle
on the arm of her father, while the groom.
strong. and his usiiers, Mr.. Paris Brengle,
Mr.. VIII Prentiss, Mr.. Vernon Hodges, Mr..
Peyton Gordon, Mr.. Francis Stephens and
Mr.. Will Starneil. passed up the right aisle
10 the ciiancel where the procession met.
The church was. prettily decorated with
potted palms. and the nupti2l marches
were played by Mr.. Harry j. kimbal,
organist of the church.
The bride was robed in white satin
dnchesse. garlaDded with ora nEe bios
SONS Her tulle yen waS ta of Tie nea 1h rs
She carried Bride roses, ted WIN satln
bow.
The maid of honor wore white or,
candle over white satin. ana carried
white chrysanthemum caught with stream
ers OF white The bridesmaids were sim
ilarly attired except that their sashes
arf: flower ribbons varied, being blue and
yellow and pink.
The ceremony was followed by recep-
tion at the home of the bride for the reia-
tiyes and bridal party, after which MI.
the North. Upon their return they will
reside at No. 1929 Connecticut avenue,
where, after November 10. they will be
son to their friends.
AS over 700 Invitations were issued,
admissions to the church were only by
card.
Among the relatives from other cities
who were present were: Lieut.! and Mrs.
VI. M. McNamee, OF Fort Sill. Oklahoma
Tsr-i."rr: Lieut. and MIS- A. b. Foster,