Evening star., 1896-11-27
ALEXANDRIA AFFAIRS
Wedding of Miss Sara Dasngsrssld and Nj.
Charles Carter.
"eii-known Families United-Local
Notes Of General Interest From
Down the Diver.


field. ST., was the scene of a brilliant we'd
ding, In which her granddaughter, Miss
sara Carroll Daingerfield, was united in the
molly bonds Of matrimony to Mr. Charles
aenry Carter, prominent young society
ieaoer OF Baltimore, last night. The cere-
mohy was performed by Rev. Father F. X.
mccarthy of st. Mary's Roman Catholic
Cnurcn, promptly at $40 o'clock, in the
presence OF the members of the family and
d rev intimate friends. The only attend
anus were Mr.. Bernard NJ. Carter, the
groom brother, who acted as best man;
misses Eliza ard Lottie Daingerfield, sisters
VI tne orloe, and Mr.. Reverdy Daingerfield.
J'' orotner OF the bride, who gave her
away Inc Misses Daingerfield were dress
sa, eu IA gowns o! white organdie over white
s,n smmsd and C., carried violets The bride was cos
pleated silk null over white silk and wore
a or1aai veil Of white tulle carrying lilies of
the valley and violets. Later a reception
was nelo at the Daingerf1eld residence, cor
ner Prince and Columbus streets, to which,
owing to the recent death of Mr.. Reyerdy
.; DaAneerheid, only few guests were in
vlted. Among those present were Mr. Ber-
nalo carter, the father Of the bridegroom,
ana the members of his family: Mr.. and
Mrs. Ernest Law of Philadelphia, Miss
AHce carter, Mrs. Charles G. Kerr, Mrs.
Mcklm and Mrs. Simpson of Baltimore,
Mr.. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Marion. Mrs. Burritt,
MI. MI Jesse b. Brown of Washington, Hiss
Ehen Da1ngerfield, Mrs. John Hooe, Mr..
ana mrs. Julian Burke Mrs. and Miss Lee.
MI: ana Mrs. Ernest Dunn, Miss Sallie
Daingerfield. Mrs. Edward Daingerfield,
aa1s MIs' W., Mm. paingerield and Miss danger
Alexandria, : Mrs: Heckcher and Mrs.
Loomis of New York, Mrs James Wads-
worth, Mrs. Lewis. Mrs Gwinn and Mr..
julian rha Jones Zones of Baltimore.
Inc bride Is one Of the handsom-
est women in the Old Dominion, and for a
Nhs tlme has been a "reigning belle"
among her associates. Maryland has chosen
o. one OF virginia's fairest daughters. She
j. srsff Mr. 9f Charles che sae H. esstel
the groom, belongs to one of the
most prominent Maryland families. and is
a promising lawyer, being partner of his
Iather. IN the practice of his profession, in
baltimore. He is one of the leaders among
the young men in Baltimore society, being
a governor of the Junior Cotillon Club and
a member of the bachelors Cotillon Club.
the Baltimore Club and the University
Club. Mr.. Carter was for several terms a
member of the Maryland house Of dele
gates from Baltimore city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Garter left on a Southern
railway train at $40 for a wedding trip
through the north. They will reside in Bal
timOre. -.
Police Court.
Mayor Thompson this morning disposed
of the following cases:
Fannie Swain, Maggie Turner and Alice
Kits. all colored; charge drunk and dis
orderly conduct; fined .s2,I each. or twen-
ty days in the workhoase..
William Bowman, cohred charge, disor-
deriy and fighting; finedsis or thirty days
on the gang. II ~
an officer: fined so, or thirty days.
Lewis Darlington, coloEed; charge disor-
derly and fighting; finedys1a
Arthur Smith. David dudley, Samuel
Carter. William Carter. all cab drivers;
Charge. violating the police regulations at
the local depot; case continued.
Entertained Her Little Friends.
Miss Jessie Armstrong entertained a num-
Der Of her little friends at the residence Of
her parents, on Prince street, last night at
a tiddledywinks- party This is the second
meeting of the Friday Night Club. which is
composed of a number of little girls. Miss
Emily Argus won the first prize. Among
those present were Misses Marion Bryant,
Halle Gatewood, Carrie Beckham, Bessie
Jones. Earl and Geraldine Taylor and EN-
lily Argus.
Mr.. George Swain's Funeral.
The funeral of the late George Swain,
who died at his residence at the corner of
Wolfe and Lee streets yesterday morning,
will take place tomorrow afternoon at .
o'clock from his late residence.
Mrs. George Swain, his wife, died less
than two weeks ago.
Thanksgiving Day.
Thanksgiving day was quietly celebra ted
in this city yesterday. Services were held
IN most of the churches. The Thanksgiv-
ing turkey was the order Of the day, and all
who could afford it sat down to a table on
foh
center Of attraction. During the day many
made little excursions into the country
some of whom spent the day chasing ra b.
bits.
Mrs. Cook Laid to Rest.
The funeral of Mrs. Ann Cook, whose
death was mentioned in The Star. took
place from her late residence yesterday
afternoon. Rev. Mr.. McDougal of the M.
r. Church conducted the services
Arrested for Larceny.
Sampson Hampton, colored, was arrested
this morning by Officer Lyles upon a
warrant sworn out by Alfred Lane, chare-
ing him with having stolen a lot of brick
layers tools. He will be given a hearing
before Mayor Thompson tonight at Z
o'clock.
Notes.
Alexandria Council, Junior Order United
American Mechanics, held regular meet
ing last night.
Mr.. Morris Desmond, an old citizen, is
critically i'll at his residence on North Pitt
street.
The Southern Railroad shops will open
again Monday, having closed down We'd
nesday afternoon for Thanksgiving day.
new schedule on the Electric railway
goes into effect tomorrow by which more
trains will be run between Alexandria and
Washington.