The evening times., 1896-06-25
WEDDING BELLS RINGING
Large Number of Marriages at
Home and in Church.
Pretty Brides and Comeiy Brides
maids at Many Ceremonies-Other
Society News und Gossip

Miss Katherine Walsh, the daughter of
Mrs Elizabeth Walsh, OF No. 1423 Cor.
coran street, and Mr. Charles Liebermann
OF this city We're married this morning
at O'Clock at the home of the bride.
The wedding, which was simple in its
appointments, was solemniZed by Rev.
Joseph A. Foley of st. Paul's Catholic
Church, IN the presence of the immediate
| family only.
The brides travelling gown was of gray
ciotl, trimmed with green velvet. with hat
TO match. There were no ushers or maids.
Immediately after the ceremony Mr. and
Mrs. Iebermann left for Beach haven, N.
j., where they will remain until October.
Mr. William Kenny Larrimore, of this
city, was married last night to Miss Bessie
Newell Bianey, of Baltimore at the resi-
deuce OF the brides parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Charles a. Bianey, of No. I71I West Laray-
ette street
The nuptial vows were solemnzed by Rev.
FRANK L Tagg, editor of the Methodist
Protestant, assisted by Rev. ]. W. Kirk.
| The bride was attired in white brocade
SILK and carried bride roses Miss Estelle
Sloane, the maid of honor and cousin OF the
| bride, wore dainty white organdie over
white silk and carried a cluster OF sweet
| peas.
Among the ushers were Mr.. Bailey Shu-
mate and Mr.. r. Brooke CIokey, OF this
| city.
reception followed the ceremony, after
which Mr. an Mrs. Larrimure left for a trip
North before coming to Washington, where
they will make their home
Among the guests from Washin ston were
Mr.aDd Mrs. +. Z. PuIlium. Mr. R. d. Doug
las and Mr.. ID. J. Tremolet from George
town College and large delegation from
tue Queer Cycle Club.
Miss Alice Chewing. of Louisiana, Mo-.
apu Mr. Russell .. Beene. of Chattanooga,
were quietly married yesterday at Garfield
Memorial Church. Rev. L. ID. Power Off
| ciating.
The bride was becomingly gowned in a
! stylish costume of canvas CLOTH embroidered
IN mauve. Fragrant La France roses were
her flowers. After the ceremony the young
couple were rendered a reception at the
| residence of Mrs. Noodle, of New Jersey
avenue.
Later MIR. and Mrs Reeue left for a
wedding trip to Old Point Comfort and
Richmond.
Mrs. Jessie Kopeler will be at No. 1885
street after July 1
MIR Charles L. Quill of this city was one
OF the ushers at the marriage of Miss yir-
ginia Wilson to Mr.. W. e. Ruone of Balti-
more. which took place yesterday at ST.
| Patrick's Catholic Church, Baltimore, Md
The marriage of Miss Pelle McIntire Of
Cumberland. Md, to the Rev. Hong h
| Houston, pastor OF the NJ. E Church, at Pine
| BUSH. N. T., took place yesterday at the
Center Street N. E. Church. in Cumberland
The officiating Clergyman was the Rev.
| DIR. NJ F. B Rice. and the best man was
Rev. w. W. Youngson. of Pennsylvania E.
The ushers were Mr.. Harvey J. Stallings,
Mr.. F. c. HENDERSON. Mr.. c. W Ellen
| berger and Rev. c. s. Briggs OF South Cum
berland.
The bride, who was given away by her
brother. Mr.. Grant McIntire was charm
| ingly gowned in white brocade en- train.
The bridal veil was of tulle, and bride roses
were the flowers carried.
| The maid of honor Miss Addie Middle
ton. was rowned in cream silk and carried
a bouquet of carnations. The bridesmaid.
| Miss Carrie Langin was in a dainty cos
| tune OF organdie over white silk. Her
bouquet of bride roses had a two-foid usa Ge.
After the ceremony the bridal party We're
| driven TO the residence of Mr.. Frank Laien,
| where another marriage was Solemnized.
| In this instance the contracting parties
| We're Miss Carrie Laigin and Mr.. Il J.
| Stallings, one of the ushers at the previous
wedding, and the newly-made Benedict
| Rev. Hough Houston. tied the nuptial knot.
Miss Catherine NJ: O'Donoghue and Mr..
| Lawrence Downey were married last night
| at 7:30 o'clock. at st. Patrick's Church.
The ceremony was performed by Rev.
Father MCGEE, assisted by the brides
cousin, Rev Father O'Donoghue, Rev.
Father Cunningham being present in the
| sanctuary
The bride was attended by her sister. Miss
| O'Donoghue, and the Dupual march was
| rendered by the organiSto OF the church.
The ceremony was followed by aninformal
reception to relatives and friends OF both
| contracting parties, at the residence of the
bride, at Fourth and 1 streets northwest.
| Mr.. Frank Curtain gave a chute" party
| last evening at River View. His guests We're
the Misses Emma and Lizzie Holtzclaw
| LOWE Randall, Estelle Randall, Marion
| Proctor and Lizzie Hillinge.
Miss Mary McComas, daughter of Judge
| Louis f. McCumas, is giving house party
this week at Springfield Farm, the home
| OF her grandfather, Mr.. Charles W. Huni-
| richouse, short distance out from Williams
port, Md. The guests present from Wash
ingtop are Miss Genevieve Mattingly and
| Mr.. william F. Mattingly
Miss McComas will sail for Europe July
26.
| Dr. J. f. Jones entertained a number
| of his gentlemen friends at dinner last
evening at his home, No. 1913 o street
| northwest.
Miss Norah Nicholson, of Eighth street,