The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1896-01-02
MERRY WEDDING CHIMES
Two Sisters Married at one Time
and Place.
Events That win Occupy the Time
of the Social wOrld-DOings
ard Sayings.

| 1t is always interesting 10 society t,
know the first impressions of the capita
| OF the nation on foreigners of Intelligence
| and standing, who have Travelled the worlC
over, and have Just appreciation of VIVA
should bc.
One of the recent additions 70 the dip
| lomatic corps at Washington was discuss
ing one morning not long since the adj
| vantages Of the city. and its apparently few
| raWlacks, gathering from number OF his
| friends the while tips" as to the way
| socicty's wheels go round in the United
| States. and how hest to avoid undue fric
| ton. He had expressed great pleasure
| in his surroundings. dwelling long on the
| beauties OF the streets. using the flatterinR
! comparison, Every like Paris
Zone thing I regret. one thing cannot
find-arches! he said in conclusion.
why have you no arches, when your
avenues are made for them? / see many
circles, with statutes of generals and great
men all, all, alike. These are very tame.
very moRotOBOus. IL seems 10 me, with such
yistas every artistic soul here would long
for arches TO crown the effect of the city
greatness.
That the diplomat was right, all agreed.
Arches would do much to give new beauty
when curves Of stone or bronze are TO he
set up in honor of defunct generals OF adj
mirals.
Last evening at O'Clock Miss Mary
Davis, of Charles county. Md, and Mr..
MaXimilian Clements. of the sameplace were
married at the residence of Mr.. John d.
Bradburn, No. 1903 Twelfth street south
east. Rev. f. c. Makosky, of North Carolina
NJ. 7. Church, performed the ceremony. The
bride wore becoming gown of gray
cloth. with hat to match. Mr.. and Mrs.
Clements, after a few G3ys in Washington.
will make their home near Doncaster, Md.
Miss E. Adelaide Wolf McIain of Balti-
more and Mr.. Cissei Jones OF Washington
We're married yesterday at the Church of
st. Michael Ind AL Angels, Baltimore, Rev.
c. Ernest Smith officiating. Mr.. and Mrs.
Jones have arrived in this city, and are at
home. No. 20 Grant Place.
The home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ezra Troih,
No. 3505 Prospect avenue, Georgetown.
was the scene of a double wedding yes
terday. when their two daughters were
married. Rev. George W. Mccullough, rec
tor OF the TeDleytown BAPTIST Church. Of
ficiated, solemDiZing vows between the
young couples.
Miss Emily Tro1h became the bride of
Mr.. John c. Alderton, Miss Carrie Troth
the bride of Mr.. Frank II. Parkhurst. Mr..
Linsay Dickinson and Mrs. C. W. Thomp-
son acted as best men. while the attendants
of the brides were Misses Lille Troth
and Miss Grace Parkburst.
Many handsome gifts were received and
a number of friends were present in The
prcttly decorated dra wing rooms to wit
ness the ceremony and extend their con-
gratui1tions. Mr.. and Mrs. Parkhurst and
Mr.. and Mrs. Alderton will be at home 10
their friends at the home of the brides
parents.
Among those who kept open house yes
terday were Senator and Mrs. Jones. who.
with their daughters. entertained n host of
friends throughout the afternoon and even
ing.
Mrs. Wilson. wife Of Senator Wilson, will
not receive today.
Mrs. Squire. at the Norma ndie, will re.
ceiye today. assisted by Miss Aldine Squire
and Miss Bryan.
: Miss May Indian gave an enjoyable New
Years party at her home, No. S0S Sixth
street southwest, last evening Music and
and other forms of entertainment |
were enjoyed, and dainty refreshments were
served. Those present were:
Mr. and Mrs. Engle and the Misses Enge, |
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. Lipphard. Mr.. and Mrs. ].
Williams, the Misses Lille Rose, Nettie |
Ethel Ludlam, Blanche Wood |
Leone Wood, Kate Burke. Kate Smith, and |
Mamie Smith, and Messrs. Bland, Wood |
house, Buckley, Wood, LudiaH. Petit. |
P yles. TonpkIns, Lacey, Smith, Ludlam, and |
Campbell.
Judge Thomas B. Bond of Lakeport, who |
has a case pending in the Supreme Court, |
is at the Ebbitt.
d..
Miss Powers will be located at the Riggs for |
the winter, arriving this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Cailum, No. 1875 |
De Sales street, have as their guest Prof. !
B. C. Jillsom, the scientist. OF Pittsburg, Pa.
Mrs. Martin, wife of Senator Martin, will |
not receive today.
Frank Stetson and Thomas stetson
who have been the guest OF their mother at |
her home, No. 1887 I street northwest. |
left yesterday for Boston. The Messrs. Stet-
son are grandsons of ex-Gov. Rice of Massa-
and during their stay here took
part in several sma 1T functions given in their
honor.
Mrs. Roger g. Mills and Miss Mills will
lot receive until January 16.
Mrs. Madison A.. Ballfnger win receive the
Continental Chapter OF Daughters of the
Revolution Monday next
The G. B. Club was rendered q watch
meeting social New Years eve by its presi-
lent, Miss Alicia Brown OF Seventh street