The evening times., 1896-08-12
HAPPY AUGUST BRIDES
Weddings Break the Monotony in
in Society Circles.
The Lane-McDonnell Nuptials-Weli-
Known People Who A re Travelling.
Gay World Gossip.

were married this morning at IL O'Clock
at 81. A!oysius Church, Rev. Father Nc
Ginny officiating. Immediately after the
wedding, which was solemniked In the
presence OF II number OF friends of the con-
Iracfing couple, Mr. and Mrs. Mcdonnell
left for brief honeymoon trip to Attain
tic City aud Great Fails. Upon their re-
turn they will reside at No. s07 North
Capitolstreet, their future home where they
will be pieasedio see their friends.
Mr. Richard j. Wilton, of JanesviLe.
Wis.,, and Miss Laura +. AcNamee, OF
Baltimore, were quietly married this morn
ing at St. Matthew's Church, on Rhode
Island avenue, the Rev. Father L. Paul
Rennolds officiating.
Immediately after the ceremony Mr..
and Mrs Whitton left for Atlantic City
and an extended tour through the North,
including Lake George, the Adirondaeks,
the Thousands Islands and Montreal. They
will make short visit in New York before
returning to this city. where they will DE
at home to their friends after October lst
Mr.. Emmons s. Smith, proprietor of the
Boston Variety Store, and Miss Isabel R.
Quigiey, OF this city, were married this
morning at 1O:15 8 O'Clock in the parish hall
OF Trinity II. E. Church, the ceremony te-
ing performed by Rev A. III. Rich. the
minister in charge.
The service was private, but two wit
neSses being present, Mrs. Margaret De
MolI sister of the bride, and Mr.. Charles Z.
Adams. The bride, who is q pretty, dark
haired girl and was the bookkeeper of the
store, was dressed in stylish travelling
gown OF brown cloth, with brown hat and
green trimmings, and gloves of seal brown
kid immediately after the ceremony Mr..
and Mrs. Smith left for Atlantic City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Leibermau, who
have been for the past two months on
their wedding tour, are now at White
Sulphur Springs, W. Va
Mr and Mrs. Oscar Schmidt aud little
daughter, Katharine, OF No. 1923 Cor
coran street, who have beeu spending the
last few weeks in jamestown, N. j., will
leave Saturday for a stay at Atlantic City.
The Misses Emma L. Plyer and Bessie
Houghton, Of West Washington, are spend
ing few weeks 10 KensingtoH, Nd
Mrs Mary Little and her daughter. Mrs.
Young, of st. Louis, who have been for the
past few weeks travelling in the North, are
visiting Mrs. Eliza Wales, at No 723 Ninth
street north west.
Mrs. Brown and her daughters. Edith
and Sarah, of Brookland, who have been
spending the summer in Maine, will be
Joined shortly by her husband.
Mrs. G. G. c. Simms and family Of Cor
corab street, will leave today for months
stay at Harper's Ferry.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Birch. OF Georgetown,
are occupying their cottage at Wishing
ton Grove.
The engagement of Miss Mary Boyd
Faulkner, a daughter OF Senator Charles
| j. Faulkner. to Mr. Edgar n. Carter, OF
Wyoming. is announced
The Washington guests at the Yattan
L1ouec, gave Il IL tnJos upSt
euchre party Cd Saturday last.
The first prizes were won by Miss NJ
! Gertrude Coleman and Mr.. Leuffie iesseI
| trophies being captured by Mrs. LeurfIe
| Miss Dalton. Miss Dunkhorst and Mr.. Dai
| ton
Others present were Mr., and Mrs. Robert
| L. Russell, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Yarneli, Mr.
and Mrs. Herbst and Mrs. HawIey. =.
testants at the progressive esietire part!
given Monday evening at the Burlington
| Atlantic City. Refreshments were served
and the game diversified by other amuse
ments. 1t lasted until dawn.
Judge Arthur AcArthur. his wife snt
I daughters are at the Sanatorium, Atlapti,
City. The gentleman OF the party attract
universal attention from the fact Of hi
having presided at the trial of Gniteau.
Mrs. p. H Hayden and her daughter, Mis
Katie, of Wilmington, N. c., are visitin;
Mr.. N. Hayden OF No. 315 Fourteenth stree
northwest.
TIE Misses Canghton, daughters OF Hon
II. o. caughtpn, and their sister, Mrs
West, aud son are at Cowarts. Va, for chi
remainder OF the season.
Miss Katy Jones, is at the Hotel STRAIT
ford, Atlantic City.
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