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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-12-12
HELP wANrED-Continued.

I AIDES INSTRUCTED IN HAIRDRESSING
etc.. class or private. MRS. BUTLER 13l Post
The morning times., 1895-11-28

Miss Bertha W Gibson and Mr.. James
last evening at Ascension Church at 7:3o
O'Clock.
The church was beautifully decorated
with palms and flowers and Prof. BiSchoff
presided at the organ. The Sweetest
Story Ever Told" a favorite song of the
bride. was played during the ceremony.
MeGSrs. William H. Couiey, Harold Snyder,
Charles II. Schaaff, Frank Gibson, Morris
Grape OF Baltimore and William Field acted
as ushers. On their coats they wore white
chrysantlemums. The brides attendants
We're Miss Flora n. Gibson, her sister. owned
in gold coored brocade, trimmed With
white chiffon. and carrying yellow chrys
nthenums: Misses Bessie Gibson and
Ruby Brewer of Philadelphia, wearing
pale blue brocade; Miss blanche Priest
mann of Canada and Matte Gibson, wear
ing rose Colored brccade. They carried
clusters of chrysauthemums, tied with satin
ribbons. AT the altar they were met by
the minister who officiated and the best
man, Mr.. Sherman B. Fowler of Alexandria.
The bride, who is n lovely brunette, was
costumed In white satin brocede, tulle veil,
caught with lilies Of the valley. She car
ried a white prayer book.
A wedding reception followed at the home
of the brides parents, MIR. and Mrs. George
Gibson, 1434 Rhode Island avenue, after
which Mr.. and Mrs. Hudson left for the
South. They will visit the Atlanta Expo
sition, and on their return will be at home
to friends after December 10. Their
future residence will be No. 1903 3 street
northwest.
The morning times., 1895-11-28
SOCIETY is VERY THANKFUL
1t Has Many Blessings for Which
It Is Grateful.
A Few of the Things Which the
Pleasure Lovers Have to Ex-
press Gratitude For.

Washington society has many and great
reasons la congratulate itself. much to
be grateful for ON Thanksgiving Day this
year. Those who walk in silk attire
and siller ha'c 10 spare" will send up
prayers OF thanks Tor their immu nifty
from poverty and debt, the miseries and
ills of want, as they kneel on cushioned
footstool sto Join in the sacred services of
the DAY, giving tender thoughts, as they
have before given material assistance
TO their less fortunate fellow-beings.
Both sexes Will give a sly pray erful
sentence for bicycling, tile deilSht ot
man and maid, the most useful, sensible,
heal.hiul tad uIat las ever swept over tile
country.
Nany manlmas will send Up ecsiasies OF
relieved suspense. recalling the rice
covered carriages that few days ago rolled
Off, bearing lie daughters of many seasons.
who Lad already realized The coming of
the crows feet, and the backward turn
of beaux feet
The pretty debutantcs will give thanks
for their boxes filled with fimy, dainty
be-spanCled, be-furred gowRs- The teas
and receptions. for which cards are al
ready ont. with mere 10 ccIne, IN thelr
honor. their prospects or oeiiedom. ana
the Jun OF rivalry. Some of the latter, IN
anticipation of today, gave thanks al TIE
Annapolis hup last night for their hand
some sailor-lad partners.
Smart yoaflE secretaries and attaches VIII
say a lew beads over promotions to higher
standing in the service. Certain aspiring
tailor -.niide youths VIII rejoice ut their au-
vance 10 Ciubdom, n desired result which
last year seemed hopelessly far away.
Clever lovers and owners OF borseftesh and
the hunt viii take a lev devotional fences
on account of their trip to The Show. their
blue ribbons, and the cuIning joys planned
by the Chevy Chase Club. The Army and
Navy, always ut their best in matters OF
social glory, will be reyerentiy proud that
before hong they VIII revive the brilliant
functions. once the delight Of the fairest
fair at the Capitol The Army and Navy
Germans, of some years bnck, with which
DR.. Ruth. Mr.. W II. Slack. Capt. Denny.
Capt. Scott. Mai i"r Goodloe, Capt. Kellogg
Major NJ. V. Sheridan, Capt. Bates, Capt.
Symonds, and many Others were prumi
nently connected, given at Masonic Hall.
with iavorS of caps, swords, EnapSlcks
cantecns. compasSes, and other character
istic triflcs, were looked forward To ever
with pleasureanie excitement. Mrs. Sherl-
dan was among The attractive women who
frequently appeared as hostess. Should
these affairs be repeated, society Will H.
deed he tina nk ful.
President and Mrs. Cleveland VIII prof.
ably attend the service at the First Pres
byterian Church TO hear DR.. Talmage, din
in. al Woodley on the big twenty-four pound
Rhode Island turkey, which WAS sent them
yesterday from Mr. Henry Vose OF Westerly.
and very thankful for the little daughter,
who is not yet old enough TO celebrate TIE
day.
The morning times., 1895-11-28
EATS POISON AND CRoCkERY
Man with an AstouishinGiy Abnor-
NAL AuDetite Gives an Exhibition

Man W ith an AstotiisniHSly abhor-
NAL Appetite Gives an Exhibition.
Capt Vetrio. known as the man with
the iron stomach. gave an exhibition Of his
gastric powers beforea smallparty ofnews-
paper and medical men at the Sinclair House
last evening.
Illustrative OF the non effect OF poison
upon the lining of his stomach. he swa[
lowed several concoctions which were
certainly poisonous looking. and while the
spectators were gaping with amaZement he
me,iitatively chewed flower pot. Between
whiles he told stories of occasions when he
subsisted for fourteen consecutive days upon
poisous and crocscry. He seemed to relish
ordinary poison. but strenuously objected 10
any mixture containing an acid. Tor rear OF
corrodipg the iron lining OF his stomach.
Towards the end OF the exhibition Capt.
yetrio evidently became hungry. for he
took luncheon of tallow candle, pam
bread and morphine mixture. and then
smilingiy bowed the spectators from tne
room.-New York World.
The morning times., 1895-11-28

in the reception, for which the house was
made mo re attra ctiye by pa Inns Il nd flowers
were: ar. and Mrs. Joseph Grape, Miss
Blanche Grape. Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice Bets
worth. Miss Edna Bets worth, MIR. and Mrs.
Jacob Barns Mr.. and Mrs. Bokee, all of
Baltimore; Air. and Mrs. Brewer. Philade-
phia: Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel A. ELLINGTON,
New York: Mrs. Joseph and Miss Allen,
Virginia: Miss Mamie Allen. baltimore:
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Ii. Hudson. Mr. and Mrs.
l. d-ar Warficld. Mr.. and Mrs. j.. y.
Fonter. ir Misses Alice ana Nellie Hud-
son. Mrs. George NJ. Kemp and Edwin b.
Kemp of Alexandria.
The morning times., 1895-11-28

The wedding of Miss Nellie r. Smith
and Dr. william G. sChafhirt, last night,
at Calvary kaptis; Church, was made one
OF the most interesting events of tie nuptial
season by reason OF the beauty of the iride
and the popularity OF the groom, who is
one of the best known club men III the city
During the seating OF tie large audience,
MIR. Frank GcDest, the orgHDist OF Calvary
baptist, played classic selections, chang
ing the measure 10 the Joyous march from
Lohengrin as the bridal party entered the
church.
The bride passed up the aisle unattended,
being preceded by the ushers. Mr.. Jessie
Oscar Harvey, Mr.. Henry Rothrock. MIR.
Samuel Ayier, Mr.. George lockwood, !dr
Frank Brown. her maid OF honor, Miss
blanche Street. and Mary Hamilton, n
dainty little girl in snowy japanese crepe.
who strewed flowers IN the pathway of The
radiantiy beautiful bride. THE grcom and
his best man, Mr. Frank Barrett, awaited
the bridal party at the cianeei, where the
ceremony was performed by Rev. Or. $. H.
Greene. pastor of ttic Church.
The bride was robed in a train of ivory
satin duchesse that fell in severely plan
folds about her statuesque figure. Her
golden hair was coiffHred with class
simplicity and she carried superb bride
roses lied with satiu bows. Miss Street S
gown was of ivory brocade, cut walking
length, with the corsage roped with pearls.
Her bouquet was OF pink chrysanthemums
tied with ribbons of pink.
Upon the return OF Dr. and Mrs. schaf-
hirt from their bridal trip they will reside
at No. 22i0 NJ street north west. the hou sc
and Its furnishings being one of the gifts
of the groom.
Among those present were: Mr.. and
Mrs. E. c. Smith. parents of the bride;
DIR. and Mrs. Street and family, Mrs.
Taylor. and Mr.. and Mrs. L. Roy TAYLOR.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Birney. DR.. J. Ford
Thompson. DR.. and Mrs. Heron, DR.. and
Mrs. Frank Leech, NJ. and Mrs. Herbert
Davis, Mir. Keene and family, Major W.
B. Powell and family. Mr.. n. 2. Gage,
Misses Florence and Belle Williams. Mrs.
c. +. Cooke. Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Clarke,
Mir. W. II. Reed. Mr. and Mrs. Theodore
Friebus. Misses Maud and Alice Morris.
Miss Bertha +. Perrle. Mrs. S. NJ. Davidson.
Miss Kate Graham. Miss Isabel Solonons,
Mrs. Z. L. Stanton. Miss Ameiin Dalton,
Mr. Charles A. Hamilton and family. Prof.
d. T. Evans Hon .Joscph G. Cannon, Mrs.
NJ. V. stevens. Miss Emma White, Mr.:
Norton Brown ard Mrs. Brown, Mrs. and
Miss Dudson. Miss Shipman, Miss Pierson,
Miss Meioy. Miss Kate Brown. Miss Julia
Kayanaugh. Miss Mortimer, Miss Bahbing-
ton. Mrs Quinlan. Nr. and Mrs. W. A.
Mathewson, and Mrs. J. White.
The morning times., 1895-11-28
washingtonians in New York
fS,,,i,y ~ Tho TiTneal

New York, Nov. 27.--The Rev; Dr.
w Ii. hlnburn is at the ST: Denis: G. de
Georroy. X. d. Jackson. Neiherland: F.
]. O'NeiIi, st. Cloud; F. D. Johns, Astor;
II. Batchelder, Gilsey; c. F. S. Bcale and
wife, E. B. Grandin, Murray-Hill; Mrs.
II. G. Farrow, Everett; A. n: Hobbs, Mari
borough: G. NJ. Wheeler and wife, Alber-
marie: Mrs. ]. II. White, St. James, H. +.
Hill, g. Topham, CosmOpoltian; ii. NJ
johnson, New Amsterdam: z: Nelson, A.
Or HoIrr,lar; Mrs. H. Pellew. Mur-
raw Hill. J. E. Powell, ]. White, AstGr:
s. T. Reed. Grand: j. d. Rust. Union
Square.
The morning times., 1895-11-28

Society Is taking an unusual interest
lately in serious matters. AT the School OF
Political Philosophy of Columbian Uni
versity, DIR. Theodore Gili drew quite a
crowd by his interesting iiscunrses Tues
day Miss Cameron. Miss Met"alf, Miss A.
Z. Mcclure, Miss Bra wiicr, and many Others
were among the attentive audience.
The morning times., 1895-11-28

Mr. Edmundo Plaza recently appointed
secretary of the Mexican egation at
Japan, returned 10 The city this evening,
after q short visit to PIttSburg, Pa
The morning times., 1895-11-28

the IlIlOuS MIS-. aitilt hps
only i'll personal appearance, but character
Miss Gertrude has entire chargeofand super
intends everything about the Rives estate.
She can talk crops and the good points IN
full of cattle with the most expert farmers.
Miss Maud Lyon, daughter of Mrs. Lucy
A Lyon, of No. 32S A street northeast,
was married to Charles E. Schroeder OF
this city; at the Metropolitan Presbyterian
Church athighnoon yesterday In thepresence
of a number of their relatives and friends.
The bride, robed daintily in white or
gandie, with sash and throat ribbons OF
broad white satin, and carrying bride roses
tied with flowing bows, entered the church
with her mother, who gave her hand In
marriage
They were preceded by four ushers-SIr.
win Buckingham. Mr.. Peter Lewis, Mr.
Ed Lewis and Mr.. Clarence Schroeder,
brother of the groom. Then followed
little Miss Winnetta Schroeder. a tiny
pink satin fairy, carrying cluster OF
blossoms, who served as maid of honor to
the fair young bride.
The groom Joined them at the chancel,
and while the Marine Band played nuptial
music from Lohengrin. the ceremony was
performed by Rev. George F. Luccock.
pastor of the church. The ceremony was
followed by an informal reception to the
bridal party. after which Mr- and Mrs.
Schroeder left for a brief trip. and upon
| their return will be at home to their friends
at No. 32S A street northeast.
Mr. and Mrs. whittemore and Miss VIII
| cox have returned tu the city, and their
! handsome h,me on New Hampshire avenue
| is open again, after being closed for the
| last six months while the Whittemure
| family were abroad.
| The marriage OF Miss Katherine Wright
| SaXton TO Mr. J. Edgar Miller OF Chicago
took place at O'Clock last night, at tne
| residence of the brides parents. No. L 43I
| Kenncsaw avenue. Mt. Pleasant.
! The wedding was very quiet. only the i'm
mediate friends of the bride and groom De
| ing present. The bride, attirei In a hand
| some robe of white satin. entered the room
ON the arm of her father, Mr.. s. WIlar,'
| Saxton She was attended by her sister,
| Miss Elizabeth Saxton, who wore frocR
| OF light blue silk.
! Mr. MilIpr's hest man was Mr.. Mcdonald
| of Springfield, Mass. college chum. oi
immediately arler the ceremony the Dung
| coup!e left on their wedding trip. which vii.
| incfl,ie New York, Boston and Niagara
| after which they viii settle in Chicago
| Mr.. Miller is q Lehigh graduate. and an
| electrical mechanical eng ineer OF the Siemes
/ Halshe Electric Company OF America.
Richmond. Va. Nov. 27.-Mr. john
| Shelton Williams OF the banking house
| of j. L. Williams & Sons. this city, and
| prcSiaeTlt of the Georgia X AlaSama rail-
| road, aud Miss Lila Lefevre 1saacs were
| married a. the home of the brides father
In Ashland today. The bride is graha.
| was known throughout the entire country
in Masonic circles.
The morning times., 1895-11-28

Mrs. Curry will give a series of dinner.
during December.
The morning times., 1895-11-28

The Cabinet families VIII spend the day
quietly, dining at their homes with a
few friends, with the exception of Mrs.
Lamont aud family, who will eat their
turkey in New FORK, at the home of Mrs
Iamout's father.
The morning times., 1895-11-28
DIED.

GRIGG-On November 25. 1895, at II 80
D. nl at her residence, 33 Z st. NV. Mrs.
Mary Sue Daniel Grigg, beloved wife Of
H B. Grigg, and daughter of the late Leon
ard Daniel of Amherst, Va, in the fifty
eighth year of her age.
Funeral from the above residence on Mo-
yeniier 2S at 2 o'clock p. M Relatives
and friends respectfully invited. Danyille
Lynchburg and Amherst, Va, papers please
COPY.
The morning times., 1895-11-28

Senator Hale has opened his elegant
home, corner Sixteenth and X streets
north west, for the season. Mrs. Hale is
expected later.
The morning times., 1895-11-28

Miss Jessie Miller will accompany her
aunt, Mrs B. B. Nelson of Baltimore in her
annual visit to Asheville, N. C., where she
will remain until February 1.
The morning times., 1895-11-28

The friends Of Miss Florence Beuner
will be glad to: kn,w that She has recov-
cred from her recent Illness aud VIII be
able to leave for Philadelphia Immediately
after the Thanksgiving holidays to re-
sumo her studies in art.
The morning times., 1895-11-28

At the Howland tea at Chevy Chase Satur-
day twenty seven hunters viii be exhibited
for the pleasure uf the guests.
The morning times., 1895-11-28
HOTELS
HoTEL WARNER.

47O-472 Pennsylvania avenue north
west, near 9Th street. Business mems
lunch, IL to 2 O'Clock. 2bc-; table d'hote
dinner. t:3o to $50 y. m. Soc. Oc2S-3m
The morning times., 1895-11-28

The Alibi Club viii give a tea this after
noon at their club house on l street
northwest.
The morning times., 1895-11-28

Miss Nan Kelton and Mrs. Leila Peach Y
were among thuse present at the Thanks
giving hop at Annapolis last evening.
They are guests or Lieut., and Mrs. Beatty,
and will reipain for the Informal hop Sat
urday evening.
The morning times., 1895-11-28

AR. and Mrs. Eugene willers of K street
will leave Saturday for a Southern trip
which will include Atlanta and al points
of interest along the Florida coast
The morning times., 1895-11-28

Mrs. Vance has returned to the city and
is at her home, un Massachusetts, avenue.
Her son, Mr. Henry Martin, and his wife Will
be with her this winter.
The morning times., 1895-11-28
UNDERTAKERS.
MARRIED.

Y-WELLER = On Monday.
November 20. at st. Marks Church, fres-
colt. Canada, by Rev. James Masterson.
Miss Charlotte L. Mccarthy TO Mr.. Joseph
l. Weller.
The morning times., 1895-11-28

Tuesday, December o, from 3 till 10
D. m, the ladies OF the Newsboys' and
Childrcn's Aid Society VIII open the George
Maulsby Home, and invite those Interested
in this work to visit the home. at $50
c street north west. hei iween those hours
Money is greatly needed for carrying on
this work daring the winter.
Refreshments will he served during the
afternoon and evening 10y the Indies. There
will also be home made cakes, fancy
articles. Usefui articles and dolls, besides
candy and flowers for sale
TIE patronesses ara Madame PItenotre,
Nine. Rcmora. Nine. de Mcndonca, Mrs.
John W Foster. Mrs. olney, Mrs. Car
Isle. Mrs. Lamont. Mrs. loke Smith,
Mrs. Harmon. Mrs. Wilson, Miss Morton.
Mrs. Gardiner Hubbard. Mrs. fuller, Mrs.
Harlan, Mrs. Field, Mrs. Brown, Mrs.
Shiras. Mrs. White, Mrs. Brewer, Mrs.
Gray. Mrs. Thomas Nelson Page. Mrs.
Mcmillan, Mrs. BoarSiman, Miss Kibbey.
Mrs. Clover. Mrs. Miles ana Mrs. John
Hay.
During the afternoon and evening the
Artillery aud Cavalry String Ba nds will
play. through the courtesy OF Colonels
Closson and Gordon.
A most enjoyable birthday party WAS
rendered Mr.. ID. j. Coffman by his many
friends at his residence, No. 1943 Twelfth
street, Tuesday evening. Dancing, music
and n delicious collation. were enjoyed, and
many handsome gifts received by the host
The morning times., 1895-11-28

Col. P. B. Hauptnan Of Georgia is the
guest of B. NJ. Barrows of Capitol Hill.
During his visit Col. Hauptman will make
q brief visit to Southern Maryland to try his
luck with the capyas-backs and mallards
on their Potomac feeding grounds, which
are claimed by our District sportsmen to be
the best water fields for game ducks In
this part Of the world.
The morning times., 1895-11-28

The Misses Dodge will make their debut
at q tea December 3, Mrs. Harrison Howell
Dodge entertaining.
The morning times., 1895-11-28
KINGS PALACE.
Great
Cloak and
Millinery
Selling
Continues.

ST., 75c, and SOC Hats. 20.
Fifty dozen good quality untrimmed Felt
all shapes, all coloIs, including Children y
Flats and walking shapes and satiors-
Regular value, 60c to 81 .. ..12c
Positively only one hat TO customer
So, $l.75, $l.5O French Felt
Hats. soc.
One hundred dozen of the latest shapes,
best qualify French felt, including bright
finish Bell crow wn Shapes, all the latest styles,
large, medium, and small shapes, chtdrens
Flats walking shapes, and Sailors Regu-
lar value, 81 so to So .-60c
Only one to a purchaser.
sec Tam o'Shanters, 14c
Scotch Plaids. with quilts and ro-
Only one to purchaser.
Fancy Feathers and Wings
almost given away
Lot worth 25c., at. :. :. Sc
Lot 2-wTth 39c., at. DC
Lot 3-worth 5Oc.. at. ..16C
sec Silk Velvet Roses. lie
EIegant Silk Velvet Roses, 6 in bunch
3 roses ana buds, all colors-worth 39c.,
ULUAh d 1ylhlU VN
THANKSGIVING.
$1,000 AStrakhan Cloth jack
cts, So. 90.
Just go of these Jackets, satin lined,
ripple back, Franklyn style, and
they are worth SI2.0O.- --S6.9S
$500 Boucle and Beaver
Jackets and Coats, S4. .S5.
100 OF these ripple back, Franklyn style
and 4-huttUn, box style, double and single
capes. rough and plain cloth, coed value
at $500. =. .-S4.SS
KINGS PALACE,
S12 and S14 9TH ST. N. w.
and us Market Space.
The morning times., 1895-11-28

The marriage of Mrs. Julia Sessford
Brock to Sir. J. c. McAllister, attorney IN
IT," Interior Department, took place at
No. $40 X street northwest, yesterday
evening. DR.. Meador Officiated- MI.
McA lister is a wel,-snown la wyer OF New
bloomfield. Penn. only immediate friends
of the bride and groom were present and
Mr. and Mrs. McAllisier left directly after
the ceremony for Atlanta. to be absent
several weeks.
The morning times., 1895-11-28

Miss Mamie Adele Copp is home from
college ;nr the Thanksgiving holidays. she
viii remain until Sunday next. during which
time she will be at home to her friends.
The morning times., 1895-11-28

Ex-senator Henry G.. Davis of West
Virginia, father-in-,aw W of Senator Stephen
u. Elkins, has purchased a residence in
Washington, and with his family will
winter here. They viii arrive in the city
December 10.
The morning times., 1895-11-28

DR.. Andrew ?. Montague and family,
dean OF Columbian College, have moved
into their new home, No. eco Columbia
Heights, and VIII be at home Mondays
The morning times., 1895-11-28

The engagement is announced of Mfr. Ed
ward Barrett, Washington correspondent
for the Atlanta Constitution, and Miss
jamie S. Smith, OF DaDvilIe. Va.
The morning times., 1895-11-28

Miss Talbot of Richmond, Va, is visiting
Miss Lucille Fuller, on p street.
The morning times., 1895-11-28

Miss Constance Page at No. 1914 Il street
northwest, strongly resembles her sister,
the famous Mrs. Amelie Riyes-Chanler, not
only in personal appearance, but character
Miss Gertrude g has entire charge ofand super
intends everything about the Rives estate
She can talk crops and the good points IN
The morning times., 1895-11-28

Miss Gertrude Rtyes. who is In town with
The morning times., 1895-11-28

THE many lovers Of music in society
arr. Interested in the statement that Mrs.
Letter will give a musicale during the visit
Of Paderewski, at which that eminent artist
will play.
The morning times., 1895-11-28

TIE Short Story Club held meeting
last evening In thr rar!ors OF Nimodaughsis;
There was quite full attendance, ana
the programme was unusually interesting:
Miss u. Colbei played hn insirumertal
selection admirably; Lave and La W,
short story, was read by J. II. WltIa ker:
Miss Constance Mary Hurwurth whistied
several selections beautifully. -Four i've
minute papers on the Twentieth Century,
by Miss Bennett. DR.. Caiver, Miss Eud-
dleston, and DIR. Thomas Robinson. Mrs.
Townsend sung swee;iy, and Mr.. Edward
Walsh reciled exeel!entiy The oiher Ore
Was Bnuth.''
songs. Among those present were Mrs.
C. d. WiIlis, Mrs. Roy, Mrs. James n.
willis. Mrs. Ruth Brown, Major F. 1.
Willis, president, and others.
DIR. w. p NJ Kirg, who left Sunday for
Chincoteaguc Island. returned tn the city
Tuesday, accompanied by his wife and
son.
Miss Alice Rieclss, daughter Of Miss Cath
er;pp Piccl;s of Ne 3 Fifth ST rect northeast,
was married to Mr.. Philip Y. SCHWARTZ,
formerly Of Ohio. last night. at the Church
OF the Reformation by Rev. W. e. Parson,
pastor of the church.
The bridal couple were preceded by two
best men, Mr. Charles Riecks and Mr.. h.
William Riecks: two maids of honor. Miss
Lizzie Riecks and Miss Annie Carry; two
and Allie Myers; and four ushers, MIR.
| Charles Brocker, Mr.. Lewis NJ. Scbaefer,
Ar. LEWIS Weber ana MT. Ell GuflSotl.
She was gowned daintily in ivory bro
cade, finished with chiffon, and satin rib,
bon, and carried q cluster OF bride roses tied
with satin bows. Miss Carry and Miss
| Riccks wore white organdie over SILK and
| carried bouquets of chrysanthemums.
Among the guests present at the recep-
ton were Mrs. Albert Carry, Mr.. E; +.
Abner Mrs. Mary Schwartz mother of the
| groom; and Mr.. John Schaefer.
Upon their return from their western
| bridal trip Mr.. and Mrs. Schwartz Will be
| at home TO their friends at / 3 Fifth street
| northeast, after December 10.
| The marriage of Miss Daisy German.
| daughter of Senator German, to Mr.. John
| son took place at neon yesterday at the Cor
| man residence on the corner of Fifteenth
| and X streets. Owing to the fact that
the groom is in mourning for his father,
| Mr.. E. Kuitz johnson, the marriage was
very quiet, only the immediate relatives
| of both families being present at the cere-
mony and wedding breakfast which fol
| lowed.
The ceremony took place in the front
The morning times., 1895-11-28

Mr.. Johu B. Clemens will give stag
party tonight at his mother resiuehcc'
on Massachusetts avenue northeast
The morning times., 1895-11-28

DIR. w. p NJ Kirg, who left Sunday for
Chincoieaguc Island. returned tn the city
Tuesday, accompanied by his wife and
son.