The evening times., 1896-10-15
BRIGHT DAYS FOR BRIDES
More Marriages Celebrated or An
nOunced as Near at Hand.
wherea bouts of People Well Known
p Here and Elsew OF
the Gay World of Society.

The, home of Mr.. and Mrs. William Jar
| Wis, No. 531 Tenth street southeast
I " is The sceae Ia SIN Ight of very pretty
4 wedding. The contracting pair were Miss
| Sadie Z. Jarvis and Mr.. George w. BtrR
| u.in, Jr.
Tne ceremony was performed py hev
J. O. Knott, pastor OF Ep"or'h Al. -
| ,.uurcu south. - number % iiIei'uo "eIe
| present TO testify their appreciaoou o'
kthe. bEide and groom, Who are exceeoihsis
\ nouular IN the sectloD or the Guy III WHICH
Tue service was followed by an Informal
reception, during which refreshments were
| served, al the new nome OF the coupie' >o'
! no Ninth Street southeast.
! M The. LrICe was charming in white satlii,
| with tulie veil, and sine carried white chrys-
I lantuemuns, tled wnh streamers OF white
| satin rIbbou The mad, Miss Kate Jar
I Wis. The youngest sister of the bride, was
| ait red also III white. The best mau was
| Mr. G. Rowe.
Aluoup the guests present were Mr.. aud
| Mrs. George W Barkman, Mr.. and Mrs
! lnoiuas Jeryjs, Mr. and Mrs. J. 1. Bark
! nan. MIR. and Mrs. Arthur L. Cook, Miss
! Eta Jarvis, the Misses Emma, Maud, and
| Matte Jarvis. Miss Beaslcy, OF Petersburg
| Va, and Mr.. l.. Z. Bo,elet.
Mr.. and Mrs Appleton E. Clark. ir., of
24l delaware avenue northeast, enter
taiucd the Ahracadabra Club. at its flrst
meeting of the season, last evening.
| Mrs. j. L. McCrecry's essay on joaquin
( Miller WIS the principal feature Oh 'he
| program. and proved of unusual interest,"
( ie,,.lus,. of her personal acquaintance WIN
i! The puet and thorough knowledge oI ms
| pathetic. and eventful life history
pfn n,sr he DTOgrIfn CON
sisted of a vocal solo by Mr.. Gilbert Clark
an essay by Mr.. clifford Howard on the
| Subject of evolution, and recitation by
Mr.. John Z. Cium.
Mr.. Richard F. Wainwright, cf this
| city, w.,s married Tuesday Afternoon l"
! Miss Hattie Dutun, the daughter "l Mr
John L. Dulton a prominent citizen OF
! Marylaud the ceremony being performed
! at the brides home, near La Plata, by
Rev. l.. X. owens.
| Mr. ANA Mrs. j. Larrimore We're among
the guests from this city who attended
| the wedding OF Miss Martha Victoria
! Hazel last night at the residence of her
! parents, Mir. and Mrs. Robert NJ. Hazel,
| in Baltimore to Mr.. George X. Walter,
! of that city. Rev. J. ". Kirk, OF Lafay-
| ette A venue 81. P. Church, performed the
ceremony, and the nuptial marches We're
| piayeI 10y Miss Irene f clifford, uf Brook
; lyn. The bride was attired in stecl-hluc
| bruadcloth trimmed with brOcade and fur.
| One oil the prettiest social events or the
/ week was the surprise party rendered I,
Miss Margaret Watkins Monday evening
| bv her parents. Mr.. ana Mrs. Nicholas wat
kins. No. 447 IL street northwest.
| The house wasarti stically dec Grated with
| pains and cut flowers and refreshments wer'
| daintily served. The amusements oi the
| evening We're music, rtcltations and dane
Ing.
| Among the guests were Miss Gussie Bo-
| beck, Miss Nellie Kelly, Miss attic Foulke,
| Miss Maggie ByrneS. Miss Cecilia Nc
| kcnna Miss Mary Gaegler. Miss Marian
Randall, Miss Maggie Eichulz. Miss Mary
J Mccarthy, Miss Blanche Cunnur, Miss Mary
! Kelly, Miss L,,uIse Gacgler, Miss Bertha
| Jcnes. Miss Annie Kelly and MeSsrs. vii
| liam Eilinger. Augustus Riley, Glen Wat
| ktns william EicholZ, julius and James
| Kelly and others.
Miss Kathryne Marguerite Loffler, the
| eldest daughter of Mr.. Andrew Loffler, of
Bright wood avenue, was married last even
| ing at the family residcnCc to Mr.. William
Frederick Guide. the floNSt. OF this city.
Rev. Gustav Facius performed the ccrc-
| mOny, in the presence of the immediate
family, only, after which an ella aborate ban
quet was served.
The bridal robc was white and the flow
ers orchids and lilies of the valley. The
| gift, 10 the .yeung couple from the parents
Of the briGe was a handsomely furnished
home.
Miss Virginia Attaway Keech and Mr..
Churchill Gordon Blackwell, of Virginia,
were married quietly yesterday afternoon
at the residence of the brides father Dr.
Thomas A. K. Keech, of Capitol Hill. Only
the family were present. the tiny niece OF
the bride, Miss Helen Hunt Kecch, being
her sole attendant.
Miss Mary Z. Rhodes of Anacostia and
Mr. Joseph +. Smith. of West Washington,
were married Tuesday at o O'Clock at st.
Thercsa's Church, by Rev. Father 7. j.
o. O'Connell, Of st. Stephens.
lnn nediately after the ceremony Mr.. and
Mrs. Sui5hs left for an extended tour North
that will include Niagara Falls and other
points of note.
The Tuesday Card Club was entertained
by Miss Katharine Bryant, at the National
Hotel on last Tuesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. A lbert Stewart with their
niece, Miss Cora Peterson left yesterday
for u prolonged visit to relatives in the
West.
The marriage of Miss Mary CIV endolen
Merinvilie Will not take place in Dresden,
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