The morning times., 1895-11-21


green satin and carrying white chrys-
;lntLemams, were bridesmaids.
The music was the conventional wedding
marches. and 10 Promise Me" played
softly during the service
A reception was given by the brides
parents, at their home, 2I35 L street
northwest. after which Mr.. and Mrs.
McCauley left for a wedding trip. They
will reside in Dayton. Ohio. The gifts
ofthc young couple We're many and va lua BILE.
The first marriage solemnized in the
Calvary Baptist Church since its splendid
renovation was that of Miss Ma bel Stickney.
daughter of Mr. Frank II. stickney. dis
bursting clerk of the Navy Department. and
Mr.. Louis Dent Bliss, son of Rev. Emerson
Bliss. aud principal of the Bliss School OF
Electricity in this city. which took place
last night IN the presence OF an audience
that crowded the church to the doors.
pretty feature OF the ceremony was
the grouping OF the bridesmaids. Misses
Katharine and Julia Stickney. NJ iss Edna
Rice of Boston. Miss Mamie Smith, Miss
Eta Searle and N iss Bessie Harrar of
Philadelphia. and the maid OF honor, Miss
Rosamond Stickney, who formed at the
altar and passed down the aisle to the
portal TO receive the bride, who entered
the church with her father.
Preceded by the ushers, Mr.. Howard
Bliss, brother of the groom; Mr.. NJ. NJ.
Strand, Mr.. W. W. Everett. Mr.. Baden,
Mr.. S. T. Smith. and DIR. Buckingham, the
bridal procession then advanced to the
altar where they were Joined by the
groom and his best man, Mr.. Frank c.
Bliss, when the ceremony was performed
by DIR. =. II. Greene, pastor of Calvary
Baptist Church, assisted by Rev. E. w.
Bliss.
The floral decorations Of the church were
of palms and Ciirysanthcmums, and the
nuptial marches were played by Mr..
Frank Gcbest.
The brides dress was of white silk,
trimmed with old family lace. Her tulle
veil was fastened with Point lace but
ierfly and she carried white Chrysanihe-
NUNS. tied with ribbons OF white.
Miss Rosamond Stlckney was gowned in
pink organdie and held a bunch of pink
chrysanthenmms tied with pink satin ribbon.
The maids wore gowns of white orgdndie,
and their flowers were white queen chrys-
anthenums, tied with white satin ribbons.
The ceremony was followed by home
reception for the bridal party and members
of both families, after which Mr.. and Mrs.
Bliss left the city for their trip.
Miss Annie f. Gross. daughter OF Mrs.
Virginia e. Gross of Georgetown, and Mr..
Frederick Chaffee of this city were married
yesterday evening at O'Clock. at ST.
Patrick's Church, by Rev. Father McGee.
The sanctuary of the church was brilliantly
Illuminated with white electric lights, and
the nuptial marches were played beautifully
by Miss Louie Boone, the organist OF 81.
Patrick's. There were no maids, the bride
and groom being preceded to the altar by
the ushers. Mr.. F. Detweiier. Mr.. p.
Sprightly, Mr.. X. Hauigan and Mr.. W.
Johnson.
The bride was gowHed in brown cloth
trimmed with seal brown velvet. Her hat
was of brown chenille, with Tam % Shan
ter OF brown velvet. and she carried La
France roses. tied with broad satin ribbon
of pink.
After the ceremony. Mr.. and Mrs. Chaffee
left for a visit to Philadelphia and other
northern cities and upon their return. Will
be at home TO their friends at No. 1919
Thirty-sccond street northwest.
The wedding of Miss Mamie McQuade
and Mr william T.. Gunion. both of West
Virginia took place last night at : O'Clock.
the ceremony being performed al the rectory
of st. Matthews. by Rev. Father Bart
Mr.. and Mrs. Gunion left after the cere-
mony for West Virginia. where they will
make their home.
Miss Margaret T. DorneIly of Brockton,
Mass. and Mr.. Meredith A. Palmer of this
CITY, We're married quietly last night at the
rectory of the Immaculate Conception, the
ceremony being performed at q O'Clock by
Rev Father S. F. Ryan, pastor of the church.
The bride was gowncd in smoke colored
cloth, trimmed with ruby velvet and braids
of cut steel. She wore rose buds in her
dark hair, and carried La France roses tied
with pink ribbon bows.
She was attended by her sister, Miss
Kitty Donnelly, who wore brown BROAD
cloth, finished with brown velvet, and
wore flowers to match those OF the bride
Mr.. and Mrs. william Jewell of No. EOS
II street northwest. have returned from
New York, after a weeks vacation.
Miss yirgie Fleming, daughter OF Mr..
Eugar s. fleming, and Mr. Cuaries Fisher
a leading young businessman or AleXan-
dria, were married in that city yesterday
afternoon, at $50 O'Clock, at the Second
Presbyterian Church.
The chaDcel was effectively decorated
with flow and palms and the ceremony
was performed by Rev. Theron II. Rice
The ushcrs were: Messrs. Harry Fisher, OF
Richmond, va; Urban Lambert, William
Smith, and Samuel Fisher.
Mr. and Mrs. Fisher left, after receiving
the best wishes OF assembled friends, for
a trip to Chicago.
Miss Bessie Guy, daughter of the late
Lieut.. Guy OF the Washington police force,
and Mr.. william Mankin were quietly mar
ried yesterday by Rev. Mr.. Ball in Grace
Church parsonage. Alexandria Mr.. and
Mrs. Maukin left at once for wedding
Journey through the South.
Miss Eva Father has returned from
two months trip north.
Miss May H. Dickinson gave n pink
luncheon Wednesday in compliment To her
friend Miss Block Of st. Louis Pink
chrysanthcmuIns formed the decorations
tied with pink satin ribbous.
Those present were: Misses Louise and
Nellie Irvine. Miss Goudrick, Miss Katharine
Franklin, Mrs. II. NJ. Dickinson and Miss
Dickinson.
A birthday party was tenGered Mrs DR..
J. C. Martin by her friends at her residence,
No 4O5 street northeast, Tuesday even
ing. Music and games were followed by
refreshments.
Among those taking part were: Mrs.
Annie Anderson, Mrs. 5. z. Turner, Hrs.
F. Loveless, Mrs. Church. Miss Lora Nash,
Miss Gcrtie Turner, Miss Nora Sullivan,
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