The evening times., 1896-10-27
QUIETLY Welded AT HOME
Miss Sample and Lieutenant Camp
bell U. S. A., United by DR.. Elliott.
Hign-Noon Marriage of Miss McC'Or'
muck and Mr. Weschler-Gossfp
of the Gay World OF Society.

Miss Julia Defrees Sample, daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs James a. Sample; and Lieut..
Archibald Campbell, Third Regiment Ar
tliery, L. $. A., were quietly married yes
terday evening IN the presence OF their re-
spe.Lve families only. by Rev. j. Ii. FL
lott. rector of the Church Of the Ascension.
at the residence of the bride, No. l344
Riggs street.
Tne young bride, who is a beautiful and
stately blonde. was dressed in h er mothers
wedding gown OF white satin, with the
low bodice trimmed with chiffon. There
were no attendant maids.
Licut. and Mrs. Campbell expect 10 leave
ut once for The Preside, San Francisco,
10 which post the groom has been as
signed
Miss Nellie Mccormick. daughter uf Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas Mccormick, and Mr.. Adam
a. Weschler were married at st. Peters
Church at high noon today.
While The friends of the contracting pair
were being seated Prof. Coleman playcG ap
propriate selections, changing his theme as
| the nuptial party Y approached to the bridal
chorus from "Lohengrin."
TIE, ushrrS wnr. Air. :. II. Phelps, Mr..
Frank How ell. Mr.. a. Barnes and Mr..
Thomas Mccormick. brother of the bride.
The maid OF honor was miss Agnes May
Wesuhlef. a sister OF the groom.
The bride was exceedingly stylish in
travelling gown OF brown cloth combined
Dith velvet, with has and gloves Ia match.
Her maid was similarly attircd and both
carried bouquets of bride roses, the groom
and usheIs wearing boutOnniercS OF the
same
The altar was prct:iIy arranged with
ChrysauthcmuIHs ana the ccrcm"ny was
performed by Rev. Father o'Brien. Inn
mcdiateIy aftcrward Mr.. and Mrs. Weschler
left for trip North, and upon their return
will hold reception on the evening OF
Novrm her =. at their future home, No. 3li
c street southeast.
Mr.. and Mrs. Y F. Hines gave surprise
party last night to Mr.. and Mrs. ]. II. Cox,
Of No. 1907 Twelfth street northwest.
The evening was spent III dancing, anu
choice refreshments were served. \ string
orchestra furnished the music. and mandolin
and guitar solos 10y Profs. ConsIntean and
UaSelhack were thoroughly enjoyed.
Among those present were Mr.. aud Mrs.
u. Rice, Mr.. and Mrs. Burns. Mr.. and Mrs
l.. Rice, Mr. and Mrs. Ro~sey, Mr.. and
Mrs. HuntresS, Misses T Rice, VI. Vol
land, Il, valiant, Sweeney, Cox. Young,
NJ Brahicf, \. Roach and K johnson, and
Messrs. +. II Sheehy, B. Roach, B. A.
Rogers + johnson. ". Wortnington. II
Mealoe, Thomas Travis. II. Clacett. Cox,
Hummer, Rogers. II \. Burton and ilallahan
Gen. wilson anu ldIniiy VIII spehh the
| winter ct the Cairo.
Miss Phoebe Brandon, of rauquier county,
Va, Who is the guest of Miss Daisy Carter,
| of L street northwest
Mrs. Ferris, widow Of Major Ferris. L.
s. A. is the guest of Mrs. A. q. Brackett,
No. 1926 q street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jeffries Balston are home
from "A six months visit abroad.
Miss McKellip Will give a reception to-
night, in honor of Bishop Satterlee.
Miss Eleanor V. Martin, OF street,
Will leave this evening for Wilmington, Del,
TO atte d the wedding of her cousin. Miss
Price, who will be married there tonight.
Mr. and Mrs. W Loihrop are home from a
visit to friends in Virginia.