Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-06-27

Reynolds. Mr. H. Hanger, Mrs. Keister,
Mr.. H Keistsr.- Nr. and Mrs. w. Keister.
sh.n,s ke.stsF ana wife Mr. and Mrs
and Miss Ella, Flora and Julia Roberts.
Mrs. Popkins and daughter, Mrs. Pore and
sister, Misses Lu and Rose Rose. Misses l..
and F. Galaher, Miss Mary Gamble, Miss E.
Peters. Mr.. c. Brant, Mr.. H. Blandie and
Mrs. Brown
The marriage OF Dr. Charles Francis
Adams Of New York and Miss May CASTOR
smith OF this city took place At Trinity p.
E. Church Thursday afternoon. The cere-
The bride Is the daughter Of the late Gas
ton d. Smith OF New York and sister of
Mr.. Theodore Smith of this city. The bride
were gown Of fawn-colored silk, broo AIDED
ly trimmed with lace. After a reception
given only to the immediate relatives and
friends of the family at the residence of
Mr.. Theodore Smith. the bridal couple left
on Friday for Halifax by way of Boston.
They will be at home after July 10. at 1i3
West saith street. New York.
Andrew B. Graham and family are locat-
ed at their country seat "Montrose Place."
Virginia. for the summer.
Mrs. james L. Barbour and Miss Barbour
will arrive in New York by the next French
steamer. They have been abroad several
months and Miss Barbour, having been
the guest of friends in the Faubourg St.
Germaine, participated in all the leading
events of the gay season which has just
closed.
Among the Washingtonians registered at
the Cordova. Atlantic City. are Assistant
Treasurer Meline and wife, Capt. Charles
II. Randall. DIR. William Norack. Frank
Bryam, U. 8. r. c. s., and Commander
James Leary and family of the navy.
DR.. N. D. Peck and wife left last evening
for Cortland, n. Y. to attend the funeral
OF his mo her. who died suddenly of paraiy-
sis, on Friday morning. at the age of
ninety years.
Mrs. Robert Armour and her sons, Rob
and VIII, are spending the summer with
her sister. Mrs. F. c. Cate at Peru, near
Lake Champlain, New York.
Miss Carrie Creney. daughter Of Mr.. w.
T. Creney. and Mr.. Joseph F. Shepherd of
Hagerstown. Md, were married at the
family residence, Portner place. on We'd
nesday evening. The marriage ceremony
was performed by Rev. Geo. Bacon of Ha-
gerstown assisted by Rev. z. o. Eldridge
The bride. who was attended by her sister.
Miss Bessie Creney, and niece, Miss Ma
mic Boucher. was becomingly attired in a
travelling gown OF gray cloth, with hat to
match, and carried bride roses. After re-
ceiving the congratulations of a few init
mate friends and relatives, Mr.. and Mrs.
Shepherd left for short trip before set
Ting down in their future home at Hagers-
town.
Miss Marian Gawler is visiting friends
near Round Hill. Va
Mrs. Clements and daughters. formerly Of
14ls 9th street. are located at L522 Corcoran
street northwest ,.s.. 80
Miss Georgia L. Jeffrey and Miss Anrie
Elise Wing sailed from New York today
on the Umbria for an extended trip through
Europe. They will Join q party ard coach
through Scotland and England and later
go on the continent. They will return early
iE September. 1850
VIM. Edgar Blocker of Chambersburg,
Pa. and Miss Blanche Ash were married in
Pittsburg recently. Mr.. Blocker was for
merly a resident of Washington and q
member of the National Rifles.
Capt. ]. ]. Evans. ex-state treasurer of
Mississippi. and daughter. are at the Met
rcpolitan Hotel.
Miss Burbage has given ur her contem-
plated European trip and will leave next
week for Bar Harbor. where she will re-
main until the end of September.
Mrs. A. Ella Wilson. mother Of Mrs. ].
D. King of Capitol Hill. started for
Helena. Mont. last Monday. where she
will spend the summer with her son. Har-
~ o. Wilson.
The marriage Of Mr.. Frederick Clarke
Lawyer and Miss Florence Shipman will
take place Tuesday. June 30 at IL o'clock.
at st. NJ ltthew's Church. Rhode Island
avenue near 18th street.
Mr.. Howard BeaI and family are at
Atlantic City.