The Washington times., 1895-06-22
FIVE COMING WEDDINGS
Marriage Bells Will Ring Next Week
on Several Happy Couples.
Summer erArrangementso fthe Families
Various usMembersoftheCa Ca binet.

The month of June has been marked by
even a greater number of marriages this
season than is generally the case.
The marriages have been pretty well
scattered throughoutlthe month and have
not by any means all been celebrated
during the first two weeks, as is ordi-
n1rily the case. Is 2
The present week has had its quota,
quite a gay one at that For next week
there are a number on the list. to which
the friends Of the various brides and
grooms-elcct are looking forward with in
terest
On Monday the marriage of Miss Maud
Watson, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs George
w Watson. to Mr.. ALLAN Davis, principal
of the business High School, will take
place at O'Clock in the evening. The
ceremony will be at No. 800 Eleventh
street southeast.
Tuesday the marriage of Miss Pattie
Harda way, daughter of Col Edwin James
Harvie to Rev. Horace Weeks Jones' will
take place at noon. The ceremony will be
performed in ST. Paurs Church
Wednesday will be marked by two mar
riages. At noon Miss Emma Gatchcll
daughter OF Mrs. Rachael Gatchelf, OF No.
OUf T. bIfct EOTlDfdSt, VIII DtcOfEe tHc
wife of Mr.. Arthur Hcyton Smith, of Syra-
cuse, n. Y The ceremony VIII take place
III Waugh NJ. +. Church.
The other marriage viii be that OF Miss
Minnie Louise Stone To Mt Morsen a
Tolson. The ceremony VIII take place at
the residence of the mother OF the bride
elect, No. 1928 Sixth street, in the pres
crce OF relatives only. Rev DR.. Addison
VIII officiatc.
Thursday fhp ma rriaro Of Miss Edia
Pfeil, daughter OF AIr. ard Mrs j X.
PfeI, To .1r John H Stewart will take
place at $50 O'Clock IN the evening.
The governor of New York and Mrs
Morton VIII have their daughters with
them for the greater portion ol the summer
at their home on the Hudson. This place
they VIII make their headquarters, occa-
sibnally going to one OF tie fashiona ble
resorts for short stay.
An event OF interest to Governor and Mrs
Morton is the approaching marriage Of the
niece OF the forElcr. Mrs. Morton, To Mr.
Watson, of Virginia. the brIde-elect is
the widow OF the governors S nephew who,
it wasthought up tothe timeof his ma fringe,
would ultimately be his heir. For some
time past Mrs Morton has been making
her home quietly in Washington at the
house on Scott circle, in which the Mortons
resided during the last administration.
The Secretary of State will leave Wash
ington in the early part of next week 70
join his fanny at Falmouth, Mass, where
they went several weeks ago at the same
time that Mrs. Cleveland Went to Gray
Gables
Lieut. James 5. Parker, L. S. A, is now
in the city for a visit TO his parents, Major
and Mrs. Parker, at the Soldiers Home.
Mrs william King, SO well known in
musical circles. is going to York. Ne, 10
spend the summer with Mrs. Doubleday.
Chief Justice Fuller has returned from
his trip To Chicago, ard VIII leave the
city to-day To join his family at Sorrento,
Me, where they recently purchased one
of the handsome cottages at that place.
Miss Katherine Fuller has been Ill IN Paris
for some little time past, but is row conva-
leseent. Mrs. Manning is With Miss Fuller
abroad
Justice Harlan viii leave the city the
first of July for his summeTtriP, 1,ra
Justice Brown win 20 to-day to New
Haven, where he VIII deliver the sraduat-
ing address TO the law school of Yale Uni
vcrsity, and will also attend, the Harvard
banquet Justice and Mrs. Brown Will
spend the summer on 1he coast of New
England. u
a brilliant party Will leave the city
tonight at to attend the opening OF
TIN. hotel at Colton-onthe-Pot otnmac. Invi-
tations will be shortly issued for a magnifi-
cent press excursion by the owners.
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