The evening times., 1896-10-29

Mrs. blanche Bayley, the eldest daugh-
| ter of DR.. G. NJ. Hammeu, and MI 5 r.
| BayIey, Of this city, were quietly married
| this afternoon at = O'Clock at the family
residence, No. GA + street southwest.
The ccremnny. was soiemnized 10y Rev
| DR.. Mackay- Smith, in the presence Of only
| the immediate families or the bride ard
groom, and was followed by an informal
| luncheon after which Mr.. and Mrs. Bay
| lev left for a bridal trip South. Upon their
| return tncy viii be pleased To greet irIcnaS
at their future home, No. 6i6 street
southwest.
Hon. Barnes Compton and Mrs. Compton
| have issCe:i Invitations to the marriage of
! their daughter, Miss Elizabeth Sumerwel
! Compton. to Mr. Harold Baxter ReeS. The
| ceremony viii take place November II, at
noon. IT st JOHNS Church. this city.
! Mr.. John T Norris. OF this city, and Miss
| Mary A. EIchorn, OF Baltimore, were mar
| ried last evening at s O'Clock at st. An
/ drew's Catholic Church, of the latter city,
Rev +. VI. Manning officiating.
Miss Lille Eichuru served as bridesmaid
! and Mr. George Norris as best man. The
! bride wore a DrOwn novelty cloth and car
! red chrysanthemuInS.
| Mr.. and Mrs Norris came to this city,
/ where they VIII make their home.
Mr. Charles Francis Cushwa Of Williams
port, Md, and Miss Mary Gertrude Srohn.
ui this city, were married mt noon ycstcr-
day. ut the Cathedral in baltimore, by Rev
W. \. Reardon.
There were no attendants, although the
ceremony was witnessed by a number of
the friends Of the bride and groom. After
the wedding Mr.. and Mrs. Cushwa left for
a bridal journey north.
The Golden Rod Pleasure Club" was or
gauized Tuesday evening at the residence
of Miss Katie Huseman. No. 42l Eleventh
street Southwest. The officers elected
were:
Mr.. Marshall Cheseldne. president; Miss
Katie Huseman, vice president; Mr- VIII
Evans treasurer and Miss Mamie Meyer,
secretary. Other members are Misses Mary
Keefe, Lille Smith. Clara Phelps, Tiilic
CheseitIine. and McssrS. John Melhail, John
Phelps and Frank HuseInan.
After the transaction Of business, dancing
wJs indulGed in, and refreshments served.
The club VIII meet Tuesday. November 2.
at the home OF its president, No. i24 Ninth
street southwest.
Among the passengers on the North Ger
man Lloyd steamship Trave, from Bremen,
which sailed from Liverpool yesterday af-
ternoon for New York, were Mr. E. f.
Drcop and Miss Droop, of Washington.
Miss Marie Dhcll. of this city is visit
ing Baltimore She is registered at the
Mount Vernon.
Mr. and Mrs John W Berkeley, No. G36
g street southeast, gave a birthday party
Monday evening in honor of their daugh-
ters. Misses Mary and Marguerite.
The parloTs were prettily decorated and
filled with happy little guests, who pre-
sented to the hOStcsses many prettS and use
ful gifts. The evening was given over to
dancing and games, and later refreshments
were daintlly served. the table decorations
being chrysanthemums and cvcrGreens,
Among the guests were Misses Bcrtie |
Kelley, Laura Conner, Ida Berkeley Mat |
tie Perrie. Laura Pcrric, Maud Berkeley. |
Annie Jarboe, BERTHE LueIl, Irene McNal- |
ley, and Masters James Perrie, Allen Ede |
I'm, and Louis Kaufman.
Miss Mary Elizapeth Powell, of Balti- |
more. and Mr.. William A. Heindlc, super |
intendent Of the Metropolitan Railway Com !
pany of this city. were married yesterday |
evening at o'clock in Exeter Street |
Methodist Episcopal Church, Baltimore, by |
Rev. II. ID. Mitchell.
The church was prcttiiy decorated with |
palms and flowers. A special feature was |
the singing of the Rose Maiden by |
choir of forty voices the wedding party |
walked up the aisle and as the bride anu !
groom left the church. The choir was com
posed OF the members OF Exeter street |
Church choir and singers fromothcr chnrcheS,
all friends of the bride and groom. The |
singing was led by Mr.. George R. Wiley, |
leader Of the choir of Madison Avenue In |
dependent Methodist Church. The organist |
was Mr.. A. E. ToIle.
The bride Wore Il gown OF mOussclinc de |
Sole. trimmed with point lace She carried |
bride roses. The groom was in evening |
dress as were the ushers. They Were
Messrs. William A Houston, Todd Powell, |
Charles Fusselhaugb, and Howard Danekcr.
After the ceremony an informal reception
for the uShers and members Of the family |
was held at the home of the bride smother
1889 East Fayette street. Later the bride |
and groom left for wedding trip South
They viii! live in East Washington
Miss Katherine Kleindenst and Mr.. Ed
Win l. white, of Brooklyn, Were married |
last evening at st. Andrews Church, Rev.
j. b. Perry, rector of the church, Off
ciating.
The ushers were Mr.. Samuel Kleinlienst.
brother of the bride; Mr.. Howard Wilson,
Mr.. Horace Whitney, and Mr.. Daniel Street.
Miss Mayme MertZ, the maid OF honor. was
attired in pink organdie over pink silk, and
carried bunch of pink roses.
The brides gown was of white organdie,
and her flowers a shower bouquet pf bride
buds. The ceremony WIS followed by
general reception at the hGme of the brides
parents, Mr., and Mrs. Henry Klein,l.nst,
after which Mr.. and Mrs. Wilhite left tor
their future home in Brooklyn
reported marriage in San Francisco
that has created flutter in social circles,
both here and in Baltimore. ia that of Miss |
Ethel Sprague and DR.. Frank Donaldson.
formerly of Baltimore, but now of Cali
fornia.
The alleged groom who figured in this
little drama OF real life is son of the late |
DIR. Frank Donaldson, member of one of
the oldest and most honored families in !
Maryland and himself a physician of
great prominence and distinction in Palti-
more, The late DR.. Donaldson practiced
his profession IN Baltimore until the time of
his death. about S91. and he numbered
among his patients many of Baltimore's |
richest and most influential citizens.
When young Frank became OF age he
expressed desire to study medicine. and
he was sent to Harvard College, where he