Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-11-26

Moriarty. n. Serrin. NJ. Corcoran. NJ. Kelly.
Marguerite Kelly, r. McQuade, NJ. Kelly Of
Alexandria, Mesdames Hart and Staiiey.
| Miss Margaret Condor and Mr.. Theodore
Rooney We're married in Baltimore Tues
DAY last. The ceremony was performed in
| the Cathedral by the Rev. Father VIM A.
Reardon. Miss Lizzie Corridor. sister OF
the bride was bridesmaid. and the best
man was Mr. VIM. Noack Of South Wash
| ington. The bride wore a travelling gown
OF cadet blue broadcloth trimmed with
| fur, with hat to match. Mr.. and Mrs
Rooney have gone on a northern trip. which
VIII include Boston and Niagara Falls.
| They Will arrive home about the 18th Of
December, and will go to housekeeping at
436 10th street southwest.
Previous TO the departure yesterday OF
Rev. and Mrs. l.. r.. SWEET on their we'd
dirg journey they accepted a special invi-
| tation to the Executive Mansion to call
upon Mrs. Cleveland. who was a former
classmate OF the bridegroom. Tomorrow
evening they will be rendered a reception
by Judge ard Mrs. Hendee of Vineland n.
| J,v here they have large circle of friends,
and on saturday will be the guests OF Rev.
and Mrs. S. Washington of Port Jeryls
N. Y. A number of kilograms of coneraf
ulation were received yesterday by Rev
Mr. SWEET from prominent citizens of Cam
the bride was a handsome silver tea sery-
ice and salver from the Il. Y p. NJ of the
Greenwood Avenue Baptist Church Of
brooklyn and case of beautiful spoons
from the Kings Daughters of the same
church. ~
Miss Linda Carroll and Mr.. r. r. Adams
were quietly married last evening at Trim
lily Church. Sd ard streets Rev Rich
omc,ating. The bride was becomingly at
tired In travelling suit OF brown cloth
with nat to match. She carried a bunch OF
white ch-ysantheml ms tied with ribbon
sol tn. NY
pretty but quiet wedding last eveniny
L
Msckail T. Berry at Trinity Parish Hall
| IN the presence of their immediate rel
atives Rev. A. NJ. Rich. officiating.
After the ceremony the couple repaired 20
| tneir new home. No. 46S p street where a
reception was held. Mr.. and Mrs Berry
VIII be at home after December =
The engagement of Miss Sarah Constan-
tire Albaugh. daughter of Mr.. J. W AL
psugh OF this city. to Mr.. Frank r. Hem
| uerson OF Jersey City is just announced
Inere was merry gathering of the w.
| u T. c. at the residence of Miss Hattie
| Barker, 1877 New Jersey avenue. Tuesday
nisnt. pancing and games were enjoyed
until late hour, when the guests repaired
10 the dining room. where a sumptuous re-
| past was served The first prize was
awarded to Miss NJ. Vermillion. the Sec
received the BOBBY prize Among those
present we're the Misses vermillion, Solo
| mon; smith, Barker. NJ. Garner, III. Jones,
q. Brown, l.. Dux NJ Dux G. yerrflIion
q. Mickum, NJ. johnson, Nj. McGinniss and
MesSrs. 8 solomon, r. johnson, o. Wilde.
| "a; LAWS, r. Wright, j. Adams, G. Finley
" Dahiels' & Nermillion, C. McCauley,
| ii. Sackerman and W. Barker
Mrs. Montague D. Jacobs will he at homo
to her friends Wednesday during the sea-
| son. i'
| MIS- March Sexton OF I.ayhili Montgom-
cry county, Md, formerly of this city. sur
| prised her friends and relatives by getting
married at Rockville on the 18th of this
| 4
She was attired in brown satin with brown
nat and white gloves and carried a large
bunch of pink chrysanthemums
Mr.. and Mrs A X. Arnold nave returned
| from New York after pleasant stay there.
one OF the prettest and most attractive
weddings of the season took place at
| noon yesterday at the Church of the As
cension, the contracting parties being Miss
Blanche Mae Geyer, daughter of Mr.. Will
lam r Geyer, and Mr.. Mercer Delaplane
Blondel. Notwithstanding the fact that
| cards OF invitation were not issued vet the
seating capacity of the church was well
takeo TO accommodate the friends who wit
| messed the event. Tall palms, plants and
Terms, together with white and colored
chrysanthemums. made an effective picture
and completely surrounded the bridal party
| at the chanceL The bride came in with her
! father. preceded by her maid of honor, Miss
| Mabel Geyer, who was handsomely attired
| IN gown OF green cloth and carried yellow
chrysanthemums. The bride wore a travel
| ing gown of navy blue cloth with a become
ing hat to match and carried bouquet OF
| mammoth chrysanthemums. The ushers
| were Prof. Crutche, Mr.. Joseph Cassin. Mr.
Brock and MIR. Bradford. The groom. ac-
companied by his best man. Mr. Louis Gtea-
! son, met the bride at the chancel stems the
solemn ceremony being performed by Rev.
Dr. Elliott, rector of the Church of the As
cension, assisted by Rev. DIR. Snyder the
| rector OF the Church of the Incarnation
| The white prayer book used by Dr. Elliott
| was, after the ceremony, presented to thu
| bride. After receiving the congra tulations
| OF their many friends the couple immedi-
| ately left the city for trip north and
| upon their return Mr.. and Mrs Blondel will
be at home on Tuesdays at 13i7 L street
The numerous costly and handsome pres
| ents displayed at the home of the bride
| fully attested the wide popularity of thu
| couple.