The evening times., 1895-11-20
nonds aud emeralds throughout the ex-
314 and $40 7th st. n. w.

n,onds and emeralds throughout the ex.
| Quisite tracery.
| The extravagant price of all this mag
nificence is $500. Duplicates In gold OF
this expensive creation may be purchased
anywhere from $3.50 to $1,000.
For small sum one may buy a silver
| chateiaine, which answers the same useful
| purpose, and makes an important adjunct
to any wOnian's toilet. The custom of
wearing lavish display of jewelry. ex-
cept Tor most cercmoniOus occasions, las
been forbidden by polite society for the
past decade. The return of the Chate
iaine in all its gorgeous spiendOr, will do
much TO revoke this decision OF the elite.
Miss Estclie Littlepage, daughter OF
Capt. II. Beverly LittIepage. will be mar
ricd this evening to Mr.. Alvan Maoauley,
al st. Andrews Church.
The briGc Will Bc attended by her sister,
Miss Cailyc Li,tlepage, as maid OF honnr.
erd there viii be six bridesmaids, Miss
May Mao aulcy, Miss Mamie Gieske. Miss
Osbourn, Miss TlicnhoIn, and Misses Mamie
and Ida Young. Mr.. John b. MaCauley will
serve as best man. TIE ushers will be Mfr.
Sherman James, Mr.. ". D. '. Crown. Mr..
W. Il. Wood, Mr.. L. Reiciielderfer, Mr.. II.
Hinnan, and Mr.. J. Z. watkins.
Miss Elizabeth France Morgan, daugh-
ter of Mr.. Il Mrs. ". d. MoIgan, of No.
1880 Vcrn. / avenue. viii be married
this cyenir. % Mr.. Jen.Ss " illiam Flack.
of Baltimore. The ceremony wiltakc place
at the Church OF the Covenant, at $50
o. clock.
Hamline n. E. Church was beautifully
decorated with palms and chrysant hcrnums
today for the wedding Of Miss Florence
Virginia Booraem and Or. Frank Lccch,
which took place at noon. Rev. Hsdd. lg
b. Leech, brother nf the ereUom,, best man,
and Miss Ella Bo"raem, sister OF the bride.
who acted as maid uf honor. entered Just
after the ushers. who wcrr Nessrs- Wilbur
V. Lcecb, James II. Fciiiincyer Of Annapn-
lis Nd. Laurence u. Cassard of baltimore
and Harry A. Latiincr.
Miss Bonraem was gowned in vieuX blue
novelty cloth, with becoming hat I" match,
and carried pink Chrysanthemuins. The
bride entered escorted by her father, AIR.
Edgar /. Bouraem, and vas cuwned in
brown cloth, with pretty rat uf the same
color. She carried white Cirysanth he .nuIns
tied with love knut of white satin rib
bon. Each of the gentlrn"n had buu:nn-
nieTcs of white Chrysa nthcnufnS They
were met at the chanccI by the Rro,rn and
Rev. DR.. George V. Leecb, father uf the
groom. assisted by Rev, Dr. E. $. Todd.
MI oiIs H. SNttl. bfSdiiSt, Tthltitu tht
wedding chorus from 'LohengrIn and
the wedding march by Mendcissohn.
\ wedding breakfast to the members
Of tue families and usEers was served after
the ceremony at The home OF the brides
parents, No. 1908 street northwest.
Among those present were Miss f
Bnoraem, Miss jamie Rabbit, Rev. E,'d-
ding Leech, Miss Elizabeth Leech, Dr.
and llrs. d. Olin Leech, Mr.. Wilbur V.
7 ~ h.t
Misses Carrie, Grace and Agnes Maher,
Messrs. a rthur, John and Howard Maher,
Mr.. Jerome ]. Crowley, Mr. and Mrs.
William II. Smith, OF New Jersey; Rev.
DR.. E. S. TOod, Rev. DIR. and Mrs. II. X.
Mayor. Mr.. James ID. FeIdmeyer, Mr.. Law
renee ID. Cassard, Mr. Harry Latimer,
Mr.. and Mrs Fillmore Beail. Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles b. Beall. Mr. and Mrs. r. Edwin
Joyce. Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Beal', Mr.. ard
Mrs. George W. Beall. Mr.. aud Mrs. Abner
z. Leech, Miss Elizabeth Beall, Dr. John
X. Washington. Mr.. and Mrs. Roe. MIR.
and Mrs. Frank Beall, Mrs. Leech, and Mr..
and Mrs. Bouraem.
DR.. and Mrs. Leech left later for a South
ern trip, and on their return will 60 to
at No. 1715 Fourteenth
street north west. They will be at hume
to friends after December l.
The presents were numerous and very
handsome.
Miss Mary Rose Loughran, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Loughran. of L street.
was married today at high noon to Mr..
Edward Duke, OF Norfolk, Va, III st.
Church.
The bride and groom entered the church
together, preceded by the ushers, Mr.. Daniel
jr.; Mr.. william K. Loughran
OF New York, cousin OF the bride; Mr..
Thomas Fealy and Mr.. Franklin a. Porter.
The bride was attended by Miss Mar
Sarct Loughrau, her pretty young sister,
while Mr.. Arthur R. Smith, of Norfolk,
served the groom as best man. The sane
tuary was decorated with groups of giant
palms and ciIrysantliemums and the altar
was brilliant with lights.
The bride. who is an attractive bru unette,
looked dainty in travelling gown of green
and black novelty scloth. trimmed with jet
and Persian silk, with wrap and gloves to
match. This last was of black, with
green velvet Tam % Sha nter, trimmed with
sable plumes. Her flowers were Bride roses,
lied with white satin bows. Miss Margaret
Loughran's dress was of green and brown
rloth suiting. and she carried La France
roses, tied with pink satin ribbon. The
nuptial march was played superbly by the
Jrganist of st. Matthew'S.
The ceremony was followed by an in |
formal reception to the bridal party, after |
which Mr.. and Mrs. Duke left for a trip to |
he South, at the conclusion of which they |
will go to Norfolk, where they will make |
heir future home.
Among the immediate friends present |
were Mrs. NJ. J. German, Mrs. d. j. Gala |
ian of Norfolk, the Misses Porter of A rnap-
Ills, the Misses Tricon OF Hyattsville Miss
Lillian F.. Saum Miss Mamie German. Mrs.
Miss Bessie TOwleridge. Mr..
md Mrs. George Melting. Mai. H. L. Biscoe,
md a large number of the personal friends
If the brides father. who is one of the most
prominent men in the District.
One of the prettiest weddings Of the
vening will be that of Miss Mabel Stick
.ey, daughter of Deacon aud Mrs. Frank
,tickncy, and Mr.. Louis Dent Bliss, SON
II Rev. DR.. f. W. Bliss, and principal uf
he Bliss School OF Electricity.
The marriage, which will be the first to
We solcmnized in Calvary Baptist Church
inCe the recent improvements were made,
will be performed at O'Clock by Rev. DR..
Hiss, assisted by Dr.. S. H. Greene, pastor
4 the church.
Miss Margaret T. Donnelly of Brockton,
lass, will be married this evening to
Jr- Meredith A. Palmer of this city.
The ceremony will be performed at Z
clock by Rev. Father NJ. A. Ryan, at the
hurch of the Immaculate Conception,
,ighth and N streets northwest
Mr.. Frederick Chaffee and Miss Annie
!. Gross. daugIiter of Mrs. Virginia E
Gross. of Georgetown. will be married
aint Patrick's Church, this evening at
O'Clock Rev. Father MeGee will loffIciatc.