The morning times., 1896-10-20


W. Va.
The beautiful spacious hall of the brides
home had been chosen for the ceremony,
and WAS handsomely decorated with plants,
cvergrcenS and autumn leaves. From the
deep middle ARCH hung the floral marriage
bell. and just in front was the altar. fra
grant with lilies and bright with many
candles. Tothe inspiring strain OF Mcndcis-
sohn's wedding March," played by Mrs.
+. D. Thompson, Miss Annie W Smith, the
maid Of honor, came slowly down The broad
stairway, followed at some distance by
the bride, " ith her brother. Mr.. +. Jaquelin
Smith.
The bride was eNquisltcly gowncd in white
ursanGic, with satin girdle and trimmings,
and carried bride roses The maid of honor
wore pink organdie, with pink carnations.
The ceremony was performed by Rev. W.
u. Smith of Norfolk, Va, brother of the
bride, assisted by Rev. i. j.. Thompson.
rrc:Or Of WlckiifTe parish. The best man
was Mr.. L. C. Randolph of ihlwo"d. I'm
Incdately after tic ceremony the wedding
cake was cut. An elegant supper was then
served, after which tn" newly Welded pair
left amid showers OF the snowy cereal for
an extended Northern trip.
The marriage of Miss Alice Marion Bar
rows, the daughter of Mrs. Martha Bar
rows, and Mr.. George \. White, will take
pace ulls evening III clock NJ Epiphany
Church Mr. ard Mrs. White will be at
nome Thursdays throughout the season,
after November 10, at No. 1o1o L street
southwest.
MeSsfs Frank and Richard Bright, OF
Capitol Hill who have been on n trip to
London and. Paris, Will sail for home on
Wednesday, after IA delightful tour through
Great Britain, in addition to visit to
capitals named.
col and Mrs Thomas c. Sullivan and
Miss Sullivan have returned from their
summers travels, and are al the Richmond
for The season. ....
Mrs ana George A Stitt, who have been
suuImering at Bel Mar, y. j., have taken
apartments at the Monrne, on Seven
tceith street, where Mrs. C. Is. Houghton
and family are also located for the winter.
The marriage of Miss Virginia Petcrsand
Or. Hamilton Will occur october rs, at
Mount Vernon Place NJ. f. Church South
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br. and Mrs. Daniel McFarlan of No.
1870 New York avenue, have returned
| from the mountains of New York.
Miss Mary Kelly, the daughter OF Mr. A
u. Kelly, is home from a summer spent
| abroad.
y delightful musicale was given Friday
! evening last by Mrs. ]. Little, at her
| residence, No. sos First street northwest
| The house was beautifully decorated with
| palms and pink cosmos and n dainty eel
| iation was served. Among those present
were: Miss Lou Trctler. Prof. Ovcrbre and
| vile, Miss Ella Rollins Miss Bessie Brock.
/ ehar
| Mcssrs. Jeff and George Little.
Miss Lydia S. Koch and Mr. Clifford Z.
| James we're married Thursday evening last
at the residence of the BRIDES mother,
Mrs. Mary +. Koch of No. 1877 FIRST street
| northwest. The ceremony was performed
| hy the Rev. DR.. Eldridge of Waugh N Z.
| Church, in the presence of the relatives
| and Immediate friends. The bride was
! robcd in White silk, trimmed with lace
| and pearl passementerie and carried La
| France roses Miss Maggie Houck, ler
| maid Of honor, Wore ii Charming gown of
| white silk
Mr.. George Murphy of Colonial Peach WAS
| hes: man.
| a reception followed the ceremony, after
| winch MIR. and Mrs. james proceeded to
their future home, in Mount Pleasant.
The engagement is announced of Miss
| thEhia istuuoiph faust ana Henry Miliard
| Ciapp, son of Major W ii. Clapp, q. S. A.
/ MIR. and Mrs. Harrison Dodge are home
| from their trip abroad.
Mrs. II. II. Geddes and daughter. Miss
| Hope Violet GcddcS, of Canada, are the
| gt":stS OF the formers brother, Mr.. l.. G.
| Ross, OF X street.
Mrs. II. W Van Sender Of No 1EsT x
street is home from her trip abroad.
The Misses Mccarthy of Georgetown
| have sent out invitations for a dance
tomorrow night.
| A pretty party was given Miss Sylvia
| Barbour last evening at the residence, nr
her mother, Mrs. F. f. Barbour of Meridian
| Hill. The occasion was the fifth ami
| versary OF the birth of the tiny hostess
and many pretty presents were received
The little ones present were: Lottie and
Marie Jacobs, Miriam Luckett, Maize
| GunneIl, Tommy Lynch. Jodie Peters,
| faui Bacon and Jack and Lonnie Hill.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Wheeler of X street
| north west will leave this evening for
| Lynn, near Boston, having been sum-
| moned by telegram to the side of Mrs
| Wheelei's brother. Mr.. Jeoffrcy Broadbcnt
| who is dangerously ill.
| Miss Eva Stevenson, ,,of Massachusetts
! avenue returned last evening from 4
months vacation, spent in the Blue Ridge
| Mountains, at Eagle Mere.
Mrs. katharine Morrison and her little
| son, Ralph, are s0endins October with
| Mrs. Morrson's mother, at Bryn Mawr,
| Pa.
AIss Kate Glasscock will leave tomorrow
| TO. spend the remainder of this month AMI
| all of next with her grandparents, Col.
and Mrs. Buckbam Nailor, near Lower
Cedar Point.
Mrs. Arthur Mortimer and Miss Percy
| Steele, both of Baltimore. are the guests
| of Miss Lucy Bicoe, of East Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Henry Kleindicnst of No.
$50 E street northeast have issued cards
announcing the marriage OF their daugh-