The evening times., 1896-11-05

| Mrs. Eliza Shaw, of the Pension Bureau.
is visiting ner daughter, Mrs. II. ID.
| Dewey, of New York
Miss NeIlye Ward AIEaugh. daughter Of
! Mr.. and Mrs. George Aibaugh, OF Balti-
! more, was married last evening at First
| Methodist Episcopal Church III that city,
| to Mr. Charles ". Partridge. Rev. I. l..
Frost performed the ceremony in the
presence uf a large gathering OF friends
The bride walked To The altar with her
father, who gave her away Size wore
gown OF ivory white satin, trimmed with
dUcheSSe lace and white chiffon. She
wore Il full tuie veil and carried d cluster
of white ChrySamhemurus.
Miss Mamie Alhaugh. her sister. attended
her as maid Of honor. She wore gown of
pink Orcanuie over pink silk and she
carried d cluster OF pink chrysanthe-
NUNS
Punk chrysanthemuns were also carried
! 10y the bridesmaids, VINO were Miss Ida
AIhaugh, the brides sister. and Miss Amy
| Duncan of Erie, Pa, who is a cousin of the
| groom. They wore gowns OF white or
/ candle over pink silk.
Miss Mabel Alhaugh wa flower girl and
carried a cluster cf pink carnations She
Wore frnck of white oreand!c. Mr.. George
K. Fox was best man. The ushers Were
Harry u. BowersoX, j. William Albaugh,
Railway. y j., Harry +. AlEaugh and II.
Harry Laib.
Palms ana white chryanthcmumS deco
rated the pulpit and cnanCel rail, before
which The bridal party stood.
Soon after the ceremony the couple left
for a rip North and West, from which they
VIII return to live at 522 Robert street.
Among the WaShingtonians who went
over to attend the ceremony Were Mr. and
Mrs. John W. Albaugh, ST., MIR. and Mrs.
John W Albaugh, Jr-, and Miss Nellie
ThOrne.
Miss Louise Mullens, of Connecticut ave
nue., VIII leave today for her annual winter
visit to Florida, where she will remain
until March.
Cards have been issued announcing the
marriage Of Miss Alice Maudc Walter,
daughter of Mr.. Frank Walter, to Mr.
Vincent Hardwick. Tuesday evening, No
vembcr Il, at Grace Church.
Mrs. Fl Hill Thompson, daughter of the
late Senator Ben Hill, Georgia's famous son,
will take Il house on Thirteenth street, ii S
she ha decided TO III axe hisCity her perma
nent home.
Rev Junius w. Miilard, pastor of Eutaw
Place Baptist Church, Baltimore, who was
AtsltTudN near NlltlbtNlllt, Mo-,
to Miss Mary Fannie Weakley, of that
place, is spending the honeymoon with his
wife in this city, where they will remain
a week.
Misses Kate and Blanche Platter have re-
turned from their vacation trip to Fau-
uuier county. Va, and will be at home as
usual Tuesdays throughout the season at
their home OH Kenesaw avenue north west.
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An enjoyable social was given last night
at the home of Miss Lille Lugenbecl, No
1912 II street northeast.
The evening was spent in games, music
and other Social pastiues, and choice re-
freshmcn,s were served.
Among the guests were Mr. and Mrs
H. +. Lugenbeel, Misses Shay, Bierley,
Hooper. Gill and, Mr.. and Mrs Harry
Park. and Messrs. Pearson, Davis and
Lugcnbeel
Dr. and Mrs Clay Gibson are spend
ing November at the Hot Springs of Vir-
gina. They are accompa MED by Miss
Jessie Dunbar, of Baltimore.
Mr. and Mrs. John Van Wycke, of Second
street northeast, entertained a party of
friends on election night, who spent the
evening merrily with music and dancing,
while Messrs. J. Bennett and Frank Hodges
kept them posted by telephone as to the
returns.
Musical numbers on the violin. mandolin
and piano were rendered by Mrs. Jack
White. Miss Florence McAlanough and Mr.
j. Elson, and recitation appropriate to
the hour, was given by Mr. Harold Digges.
Later in the evening the company went
10 La Normandie for an hour, and upon
their return handsome banquet was
sery ed
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Munikacsy in Critical Condition.