The times., 1897-10-28

ington en- route from Chicago to Europe
to renew hisacquaintancew Mr.. Xander
and Mr.. Minister, whom he had known
in the music centeTs OF the old world.
MIS-. SirnmS, mother OF the singer. and
drs. Mckinley were personal friends long
before the last election. Mrs Mckinley
wanted to hear some good music and in
vited the artists to call last night Tht
members OF The Cabinet and their ladies
were present AND testified their approval
by flowers and kind praises. Mr. sin.ms
sang six songS IN response To imperative
ei,cores from the audience.
Mr.. Ernest l. Farren, of this city, and
Miss sarah Griffith, Of Rockville. were
married aunooa yesterday al the P Protestant
FL iscopal Church, Rev. A. l. Johns OF
y asainEton, anC Rev. air. Packard, OF
Rockville, officiating, the former begin
ning the service and the latter completing
ii. Miss Rosa Williams was maid of
honor and there We're two flower maids, the
Misses Fannie Peter and Mamie Packard.
Fife bride was given away By her brot her
Mr.. Ernest l.. Griffith, and Mr.. Farren,
the groom's brother. served him as best
inan- The ushers We're MesSrs Arthur
Peter, James Ally Henderson, Walter
Williams, of Rockville, and MI Simpson,
OF Washington.
After the ceremony wedding dinner
was given n the home of the bride. Mr.
and Mrs. Farren left afterw ard FOR an ex-
tended visittothe North.
Mrs Aaron Levy, Of Tallahassee, Fla /,
is stopping with her sister -in-law, Mrs.
William Blum, 211 Eleventh street south.
east, where she will los pleased 10 see her
friends.
The Washinpton Kindergarten Club en-.
tertaineh asits 3dest Monday afternoon the
sculptor, Mrs. Mica HeiCeRann, who gaze
delightful demonstration in clay.
Nj. and Mrs. William s. Thompson have
sent out invitations to the wedding re-
ceptioa of their daughter, Edith Eleanor
ana -Mr. C yon Phul Jones, Wednesday
November 10, from 4.30 TO 80 O'Clock,
at No. @22 New York avenue.
A marriage il which fashionable " ash
ingSog has heen pleasantly Interested 10
several weeks past occurred yesterday
the contracting pain being Miss Mamie
Wilcher Langhurne and Nj. Robert Gold
Shaw u Boston. The ceremony was
S5lennize,i at noon % Mirador, the country
residence OF Mr. and Mrs ChiS9veil Dabney
I.angiiorne, AlbeIuarle county. The cere-
mony was performed by Rev Hartley
Carmichael, or ST. Paul's Church, Rich
mond, assisted by Rev. Mr.. Neive, OF En-
manuel, Greenwood, Albemarie.
An altar of white crepe drdperies rising
out OF mass OF white chrySanthemums
filled one end of the drawmg-room, and
was lit by wax taperS in silver scones
on either side. The bride was attended
by Miss Phyllis Langhorne, her maid OF
honor. in gown OF rose-eolored taffeta
Mr.. Quincy Shaw ir, of Boston, was the
best man. Master Chiswell Langhorne
Perkins and Miss Nora Langnorne were
daintily costumed as pages.
The old colonial han and stairway had
been converted into an archway of au-
tumn flowers, and through this fragrant
passage the bride was led by her father
to the altar.
TIE drawing rooms We're a bower oi
white anu green ctrysanthe nuns, lit here
and there by flaming sprays Of autumn
leaves and masses OF golden rod Among
the guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Quincy Shaw,
OF Boston, parents OF the groom; MIR and
Mrs. Harry Mexican, Mrs. Louis Shaw. of
Boston, and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Dana
Gibson.
Mr. Shaw and his bride viii spend the
early days of their honeymoo at the Hot
Springs, Va, and afterward visit New
York, Philadelphia and Boston They VIII
return to Mirador for the Christmas bo!i-
days, and later go abroad