The morning times., 1895-12-18
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Among the guests were Mr.. and Mrs. p.
II warner. MISS Warner, Mrs. Norton, the
aiisses Mauingiy. Misses Stevenson Nine
Romero. Misses Mentionca, Justice and
Mis-. Field. MIR. Justice Harlan, Mrs. and
the Misses Harlan, Mrs. Cuudit Smith, Mrs
ana Miss uhl. Mrs. Fuller. Mrs. Wilcox,
senator and Mrs. Quay. the Misses Cord,
kins. Mrs. Goruon, Miss Gordon, Mr.. Leigh
Robinson, MIR. and Mrs. Smart and Others.
Mrs. McMinaus' tea yesterday afternoon
was as charming as tue functions given by
this deilghtful hostess always are. q nd the
decorations of the spacious drawing room
were pink roses, carnations ana orchids,
and ferns and palms We're artisticuily placed
IN the reception hall.
Ihe Dlue room was decorated entirely in
whne flowers. OF several varieties, and
the dining room was in red, the rich tint
being carried out in American beauty roses,
caud:es and dainty shades. Tire ices, bon
bons and CONNECTIONS of all kinds were In
harmony with the warm coIoring of the
DECORATIONS.
airs. Mcmillan had to assist her: Miss
BcaroInap, Miss Hunt, Miss Patton. Miss
Edil, Miss Rogers, and Miss Crane.
Among Ine guests were: Justice and
Mrs. Fled, Mrs. Charles smart, Miss Smart,
senator and Miss Cockrell, Gen. and Mrs.
Mills, Miss Mills, Mr. Gala uoiet, Miss Gal
iaudet, Mr.. ana Mrs. Beriah Wilkins, the
MisSes Davidge, Lieut.. Williams, Mr.. Chas.
Hamiine. Senator and Mrs Jones, Mr..
Miss Morton, Miss Wilcox, Minister and
Madam Romero, Senator and Mrs. Quay Miss
Quay, Mrs. Cord, the Misses Cord, Mrs.
GORDON Mr.. and Mrs. Pollock, Miss Pollock,
Mrs. Whitinore. Gen: and Mrs; Jones, Mrs.
Thurstou, Gen. and Mrs: o. b. Wilcox, Lieut..
Chaplin, Mr.. and Mrs. Myron ii. Parker, Mr..
b. Ii. Warner, Mrs. Barbour, Gen. ana Mrs.
Dalzell Mrs. Thurber, Commander Huc!iens,
Gen. McFeely, Miss McFeely, Assistant
Secretary anu Mrs. Curtis, ana otners.
Miss Anna Agnes Gleason, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs Andrew Gleason, wih De married
this afternoon at O'Clock TO Mr.. I. ID.
Daly, of this city. The ceremony, Which
VIII take place at st. Aloysius Church, will
be performed by Rev. Cornelius Gillespie,
the pastor, and admission will be by card.
The groom wilrbe attended by his Brother,
Mr.. Joseph DAILY, and there will be six
Martin Gleason, brothers of the bride; Mr..
James Fitzgerald, Mr.. j. B. Lena han, Mr.
j. j. Farren, and Mr.. Hile.
The Marine Band directed by Prof. Fan
ciulli. will play a nuptiaI march, composed
for the occasion, and the altar will tie
brilliant with flo wers, lights, and palms.
The ceremony viii be followed by Il Ie-
ception at the residence of the brides
parents, No. SO2 First street northwest.
The many friends of Mrs. Edith .'irginia
Farrar, widow OF Major Abram Franklin
Farrar, of Lawrenoeburg, Ind, will be
glad to welcome her back to Washington,
after two years spent in California. Ms.
Farrar is accompanied by Miss Al na
Browne. daughter OF Gen. Tom Browne, for
SO many years member of Congr .sS from
Winchester, Ind. Both ladies are located at
No. 1884 l street north west, and V III be
pleased to see their friends.
Miss Lottie Lillian, daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Edgar Allan, and Mr.. Rerpard Lee
Grove, will be given marriage reception