The evening times., 1896-12-07
THEIR Love LAUGHED
At PARENTAL BARRIERS
Miss Lonsdale of Washington BE-
came a Bride in Baltimore.
The Groom Is I.eonidas ScoOfy and
the Attachment Began at the
Southern Ball Last Winter.

love romance between SOCIETY Shi
| of this city and a well known young man
| OF New York. which ended in secret
| marriage in Baltimore, came to light yes
| terday on the eve of the announced mar
J rage which was to have occurred here
| today.
Ii is understood that a second ceremony
had been planned, at which Father star
ford was requested to officiate, but he
declined to do so upon learning OF the first.
The bride, formerly Miss Louise Ions
| dale, is tie daughter OF Mrs Ada Ions
| dale No. 2129 2 street, and il was be-
| cause of her objection to her daughters
marriage on account Of her extreme youth
| that the young couple, accompanied by
| Miss Willie Lonsdale. a sister OF tie bride,
went over to Baltimore and were privately
| married at the Church Of the Messiah, by
| Rev. Percgrine WrOth on November ] D.
| Mr.. LeOnit!as Scoofy comes OF Il wealthy
| Greek family. who formerly made their
| home in California. He now resides with
| his sister at the Albermarle Hotel in New
| York. AS private secretary of Hon. rank
| lin Bartlett, Representative from New York,
| Mr.. Scoofy is well known here, where he
/ has spent several seasons.
| The bride is beautiful girl of eighteen,
| and quite n belle in the Southern set at
| Washington. Her father, who lost his life
In saving others during the yellow fever
| epidemic at Memphis, is considered one OF
| the heroes Of the South.
Mr. ana Mrs. ScCofy met at the Southern
| bail given here last winter, and love at flrst
| sight was cemented by an anengageInentearly
| in the spring.
| The bride wore at her marriage simple
| walking costume. with a hg bunch OF
vicIets on her coIsage. Immediately after
| the edtling Mrs. ScCofy and her sister re-
turned EOme and the groom went alone
TO New York.
| J-pun the anr ounCcmcnt OF the marriage
the couple left for New York on their we'd
| ding tour, but Will probably make their
home in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs S. A GorgaS. OF Shelby
| vilIe Ind, are here visiting their daughter,
Mrs. Nellie Scott OF Capitol Hill.
Miss Pauline Daniels, of Rhode Island
| avenue, will leave Thursday for a winters
| visit to st. Augustine, Fla
Mrs. C. C. Wheeler and Miss Carrie
| Wheeler have given up their home on Yer
| mont avenue and, after a brief visit to Mrs.
| Wheeier's married daughter, Mrs. Duncan
! Mills OF Brooklyn, will take apartments on
NJ street for the winter.
Miss Scott, of Washington, is i guest
! Of Mrs. Beatty, at the Naval Academy at
! Annapolis.
Miss Hennie Gusdorff, OF Baltimore. Were
married last week at the home of the
bride, on Ldnen avenue, by Rev. DR.. Henry
| W. SchneeberEer, of that city.
The bride Wore a becoming gown OF
white silk, and carreda white prayer book
instead Of a bridal bouquet. After the
| ceremony Mr.. and Mrs. Solomon left for
| a wedding trip North
Miss Eva Darncille has returned home
from visit to Mrs. George c Dawson of
Rockville, Md.
MFR. and Mrs. II. A. Ison and daughter,
who have been visiting Washington as the
guests of Major and Mrs. Cheasman, have
returned to their home at Laurel.
Master Joe Achson celebrated his eighth
birthday Frivay evening at the residence OF
his grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs Wade of
Eleventh street northeast.
The table was artistcaHy arranged with
ices in brownie molds and pyramids of
fruits aud bOnbOnS and the birthday cake
was trimmed with eight twiukling candles,
hooded with rose shades.
Among the guests present Were Misses
Hattie and Nellie Allen. May Hodges,
Julia Brent, Charlotte Embrey. FloSsic and
May Currie, Johnny Hodges, Charles Hof-
fer, Jimmie Brent Fred Wheeler Bob Frye
and Lucius and Paulo Gillette.
Mr.. and Mrs. Van Arsdale OIL street have
returned from a mcnth's visit to relatives
in Southern Virginia, on the Chesapeake
Bay.
Miss Grace Peters of East Washingtonh has
returned from Troy, n. Y, where she went
two weeks ago to attend the wedding Of
her cousin, Miss Augusta Steele.
A fashionable wedding of interest Tn
Washinstonians Will be celebrated at New
port this month. The bride-elcct is Miss
Barrett, daughter of Mrs. Alexander Bar
rett who owns and occupies the Thomas
Gould Appleton cottagenn Catharine street.
The groom will be Mr.. Sargent Prentiss
knut. the wcll-known lawyer OF this city.