The evening times., 1895-10-17

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Rev. DR.. Perry, Of st. Andrews r. e.
| Church.
Mrs. Logan win give q tea this after
noon from 4 to In compliment to Mrs.
fucFer, her daughter, at her attractive
home In Calumet Place.
Assisting at the reception will be Mrs.
| W. G. Kenyon and Miss Warde.
The affair will be q sort OF farewell,
| as Mrs. Logan leaves for Europe Novenl-
ter 1. Sailing with her on the Augusta
| Victoria will be several young women
who will travel with her. They will do
the continent thoroughly, not returning
before March. They are the Misses Konn,
Of Minnesota, Miss Ruresniann, of Wiscon-
sin, and Miss Ballinger, of this city. Mrs.
Logan will act as correspondent for West
ern paper during this trip.
The engagement of Miss Marie Zeballos,
sister of Mr.. Zeballos, formerly Argentine
Minister, to a German physician OF PROM
inence, is being pleasantly commented on
by her many friends here.
Mrs. Clarence,Almy. who has been absent
from the city several weeks, is enjoying
a delightful visit in the West.
Miss Mary Isabel McDade and Mr. George
Todd were married at Canton, Baltimore,
Tuesday night, Rev. J. F. Ockerman, ofrici-
ating. Rev. William Burchenal Judefind.
Messrs. Charles and John Todd and Mr..
Charles F. Bonn acted as ushers. Mr.
and Mrs. Todd will make their home in
Washington.
Rev. DR.. Canter. of Mt. Vernon II. E.
Church, and Mrs. Canter. Will on Friday.
October 90, celebrate their silver wedding
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pital surgical staff, returned to WASH
ingtOrf Tuesday night, after a two weeks
stay in New York, his home.
One of the prettiest weddings that have
taken place this season was sulemnized at
Trinity Episcopal Church. Third and G
streets, last evening at O'clock. The
contracting parties were Mr.. Herbert l..
Davis and Miss Frances A. Grahame, eldest
daughter OF Mr.. John NJ. Grahame, Rev. T.
G. Addison officiating.
The church was beautifully decorated
with palms, ferns. and chrysanthemums.
The bride came into the church with her
father, preceded by the usliers, who were
Messrs. j. G. Muir, George Schneider, and
T. s. Clark. of this city. and Mr. William
Walker, of Baltimore. The maid of honor
was Miss Margaret Elizabeth Houck, OF
Frederick, Md.
AT the altar they were met by the groom,
escorted by the best man, Mr.. Frank D..
Fletcher. The bride was attired In an
elegant travelling gown of gray broadcloth
trimmed with lace and peal passanenterie.
She wore hat Of gray mirror velvet with
black plumes, and carried red roses. The
maid OF honor was handsomely gowned
In French novelty cloth trimmed with
velvet and jewel trimming. She wore a
dainty hat OF gray velvet with plumes, and
carried La France roses.
After the ceremony the happy couple
started South on wedding journey to
Atlanta, Ga. ,and otherpoints. The presents
received by the bride were numerous and
handsome.
Among those who witnessed the ceremony
were Mrs Ii. A. Martenet, Mr.. and Mrs
Ii. B. Harlan, Mr.. o. C. Martenet, Miss
Nellie Cooksey, OF Baltimore, Nd miss
Grace Houck. Frederick, Nd; Mr.. George
Davis. New York; Mr.. and Mrs Augustus
Davis, Fails Church, Va; Mrs. NJ A
Davis, mother OF the groom; Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Pe,oaze, Mr. ard Mrs. c. c. Adams,
MIR. and Mrs. w. II. Ii. Cissel Mr.. and Mrs
w. II. McKnew, Miss McKnew. Mr.. and
Mrs Sackett Duryee, the Misses Bessie
and Mabel Grahare, and others