The evening times., 1896-09-25

All Angles Church, Baltimore, TO Mr. q.
HovaTI Duvall, OF that city.
n, .sccremoDy was performed by Rev. DR.
c. Ernest Smith, rector Of the church. The
best man was Mr.. Colin Anderson, and the
maid of honor was Miss Mamie Thomas
Markoe. TIE bride was given away by
Mr.. VII liam Z. i Duyall, Il brotLer Of the
groom.
The custuming Of the bride was Of dark
blue cloth, with hat to match. She car
ried n white prayer book. Tue maid Of
honor wore a leaf green silk, trimmed
with black chiffon. Mr. and Mrs. Duvall
left for a Northern trip, and upon their
return will make t!lrir home on Park ave
nue., Baltimore.
The groom Is prominent member OF the
Paint and Powde. cub, and has taken
active parts in the nperatic productions of
that organization. He is one Of the best
known society young men of Baltimore,
and is related to the most prominent fani
lies in the state.
The family of the bride was unaware of
her contemplated marriag, AT this time, she
having quietly left tue city without con
sultiug her parents wednesday afternoon.
A delightful stra " ride was given Wcdnes-
day night by Mrs. j. T. Hare. OF Brook
land, in honor OF her guests, Miss Agnes
Kennedy and Miss Carrie Eckenwaldcr,
of Baltimore. The destination was Hy-
attsvile. and the merry sound of bells aud
gay laughter resoundcd III the air where
ever the jolly party went. Music WAS
furnished during Tie ride by Mr.. Flanagan.
who gave many selections on the violin.
Those prescut Were Ms. Cockley. Mrs.
John Mems. Miss Agnes Kennedy, ->iss
Lily AInadale. Mr. aud Mrs j. T. Hare,
Miss Carrie Eckenwalder. Miss Lily Nc
Gill. Mr. Flanagan, Miss Rose Sullivan,
Mrs. Bennett. OF Baltimore; Mrs. Johnson
aud Mrs. Herbert.
Dr.. Loorns and family. who have been
sunmering in the mountains OF Virginia.
have returned to their home in Winthrop
Heights.
Miss AnnadaIe, OF Virginia, Is visiting
Mrs Rachael Means, in University Heights
Miss Patterson, who has been the guest
of Miss Nan Brccht. of F street. has returned
to her home in Warrington, Va.
Mr. Manuel de Oliveria Lima, secretary
of tue Brazilian legation, wife and s>.er.
are expected to reach this city tomorrow.
Judge Robinson, professor of the law de-
partment Of the Catholic University, and
family arrived last night after summer
ing in the North, principally in New Haven,
Conn.
Announcements made of the maria &c of
Miss Celeste Selma Moritz, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. william T. W. MoritZ, No.
$50 street southwest, and DR.. Holden OF
this city The ceremony will take place
;tt St Domincs Church, october Z.
Miss Alice Harmon of Georgia is visiting
relatives in lie Droit Park.
Mrs. L. D. Lenox Of Trenton is the guest
of Mrs. Everett OF Mount Pleasant.
Miss Margaret jefferson, eldest grand
daughter of Joseph jefferson, the actor.
Will be married Monday 10 Mr., Glen Mac
Donough, OF New York, author OF The
Gold Bug and several other plays.
The wedding VIII take place at Crows
Nest, Buzzard's Bay. and Will be attended
by President and Mrs. Cleveland.
Mrs L. Blount, of The Oaks, has left the
city for a trip, from which she will return
about the last OF october.
Mrs Arthur V. Mclleu, of Tenth street
northwest, has returned from her summers
stag among the Shnnccock hills OF New
York, and in few days Will join party
of friends in Bal timorc for a months out
ing n on gthe Gulf and South Atlantic coast.
Miss Georgia Berry, Of West Washing
ton, has returned after visiting relativesin in
Laurel
Lieut.. and Mrs s. H. Gibson have rented
and will shortly occupy the Herr mansion.
No. 1857 Thirty-first street northwest
Lieut.. Gibson is a retired naval officer. and
a brother OF ex-senator Gibson, OF Mary
land.
Baron Won Ketteler, first secretary Of
the German embassy, was passenger on
the Hamburg A American steamerNormannia
which arrived in New York this morning.
Miss Mol lie Rensilaw is In Randolph visit
ing her sister, Mrs. Vincent Magruder.
A pretty autumn wedding was solemnized
at $50 O'Clock last evening in the par
sonage of Rev. DR.. Domer's English Luther
an Church. corner of Eleventh and II streets
north west. ,=a
The contracting parties wen Miss. Laura
Walters and. MI. John R. CarFick. The
groom was twenty one years OF age yes
terday. and lie made. the affair q .eint