The morning times., 1896-10-11
WEDDINGS ANNOUNCED
FOR TIE COMING WEEK
Ceremonies to Be Performed Both
at Church and Home.

Ceremonies to Be Performed Both
at Church and Home.
MOZART Chorus Club Elects Officers.
\ Sueprisa Parties and Other Do
ings of the Gay World.
Among the weddings set for the coming
week il phat of Miss bessie Russell, daugIi-
ter of Mrs %Almedia r. Russell, To Mr..
Eugnne iryiug Burn, which will occur
lon.orrow evening At st. Andrews Epis-
| copfI Chnrcn.-
On Wednesday morning Miss Mira
Josephins danEnter or Mr.. and Mrs. James
| Watson webb, Will ,be married To Mr..
I BoyTfTaft Needham, AZ the Church OF Our
| at high noon.
! DIR. .. r. Ware, of this city. will De
united TO Miss Helen Critics, OF Ohio,
on the same day. The ceremony will De
soiemnized at- +he -rss.nerse Of Tue bide,s
| parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Critics, at
| Canal Dover, Ohio.
| Later in The wers Miss Mary HoyIc and
| Mr. Edward Smith will be married at the
| thurcn OF the Immaculate Conception.
Mrs Droop and her younger daughter
| have not returned from their summer home
near Rockville Mr.. Edward Droop and
MISS a gnes who went auIuad In the .ariy
summer Tor the benefit OF the Iattcr's
health, will reach hone in Novem Der.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. Britton have
| IT. .uFncd from their LFidiI trp and are
located AT No. 1908 NJ street northwest.
Miss Alicr Collins was rendered surprise
parJy wednesday evening at ter home, IL
Massachusetts avenue, rancy aances were
a. sfgI "A a
Brooks; vhcai soios Were rendered by MISS
Collins and Miss Ella Kelly.
Among thc guests were Misses NJ. Collins,
a Kelly, Mamie o'Leary, L. Hennesscy,
r. Dant, Nj Jones, and Masters NJ. lOene,
J. Dcimer, J. Hunt, N. kegan. +. Murphy,
Francis Hurley and j. Costello.
Tie Humblett-Goodwiu wedding cerc-
mony, which VIII le WI ,nessed by linn etiiate
relatives only, viii take place Thursday
evening At $50 O'Clock. 1t will be Ioi-
lowed ny general reception from 5 10 10
east '"''r "'r'"'"i'
Mr.. James =. Aliens home. in ForestyIle,
Nd, was the scene Thursday evening of a
merry gathering ri young people who had
combiped the pleasure OF Il straw ride from
tins city with dance and supper with their
Among those present were: Misses Nellie
MaIoney, Della hcaly, Mary HOriiran.
I Katie collins, Marguente Mccarthy. .iuse
II, j.
GorInan, w. J. Bryan, W, f. Francis,
Frank smith, j. NJ. Deponai, and Richard
Bennett
Mrs. William Hrney OF Capitol Hill has
as her guest. Mrs. Woodward X. Patter.
son of kittannins, Pa.
The cnga cement of Miss Florence Lotbrnp
Brown ana Mr.. Charles Lester MarIatt,
both OF this city, has been announced.
A Delightful straw ride was given last
week by the Fresh Air Social Club OF
Northeast Washington, the destination
being Bailey's Cross Roads, Va. at the
lawns Were brillianty Illuminated by Japa-
Desc lanterns.
Among those present were: Misses Lillian
and Ivy Jost, Miss Lula King of 4 Anacustia,
Mrs. whitworth, Mrs. Jost. Mrs. DormaD.
Mr.. samuel Rich ard, John Tomas. Frank
lost, Walter Farren, Albert and Thomas
Wnitworth, and Charles Ashford.
Miss Smith of No. 1902 Lydecker avenue
has returned from visit to Pennsyl-
vani3. ,t-...r ~
Mrs. Llewelen Guy Adams of Norfolk.
Va, has returned after a pleasant visit to
Rhode Island avenue.
Mrs Pauline Barrett, formerly of WASH
ington, but for the past two years a resi-
dent of Baltimore, was married Thursday
afternoon to Mr.. F, B WilljttS 0f that city.
The ceremony was simple one, witnessed
by only the immediate friends of the bride
who was gowncd in a travelling cloth of
electric blue with hat and gloves to match.
Mr.. and Mrs. WiIIitts left for a wedding trip
that VIII include Boston and Niagara Falls.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. johnson and Miss
Tessie johnson of U street left yesterday
for an indefinite trip TO Pensacola and other
points OF interest along the Southern coast
They viii probably be absent until spring
Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen Ardmore of Balti-
more are the guests of Mrs Cecilia Burr ON
New Jersey avenue northwest.
Mrs. H. E. Packer ana family. of Mauch
Chunk. Pa, will spend the winter here and
i;ve taken house ono near Seventeenth
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. George F. Appleby and
family have returned from Atl;inta. where
they spent the Summer. and are now
occupying apartments at the Grafton.
Hon. John n. Reynolds and family Mr.
and Mrs. W. X. Davis, DR.. and Mrs. I
A. Warren, of Motile, ana Hon. T. II
Aldrich, are In the city, and are located
Miss Fanny Jacobs Of o street has suf
ficiently recovered from the injuries sus-
tanned by fan from her bicycle last
month as to resume her studies in New
York. She VIII leave for that city on
Saturday next, where she will study tliirin.
the winter at the Academy of Design.
Miss Helen E. Rowe. of No. 937 X street
north west. has returned after summerinr |
in Virginia
Miss Anna Hunt. well know in artistic |
circles, has returned from the Shinuecock |
Hills. HeH
Mr.. and Mrs. George NJ Dunn of .Denver |
Col, are visiting Mrs. Dunn.s parents
Hon. and Mrs. John Dalzell Of / sos New |
Hampshire avenue. Mrs. Dunn is accom-
Inpied by her small daughter and win rn
main until after Christmas Mrs nai. |
zell, accompanied by Miss Magec. viii |
make a visit OF two weeks 10 Pitfsbur"
during this month, but will be al home
Saturdays, after November.
The families of both the Maryland seno.
Tors are again in town. Senator and Mr.. I
nIpson haye returned to the ShoTeham
ann MIS- GorDaA has reopened her hos
pltaole nome on Fifteenth and K streets
WIRE sne VIII be joined by her dauehters
,,n Inc Mozart Chorus Club held an inter
estlne meeting at the home OF the seq I
retary, MISS Smith. at No. 719 North Car
eiectet the foflsM ing officers far ths ,,,u ..ni
suing year: President, Mr.. Charlie
an. Doren. re elected; vice president, Mise
Mary A. Dodge; secretary, Miss Eeliic
Smith, reelected; treasurer, Mr.. ". A. i.