The times., 1897-09-29
CAMERON HALE NUPHIALS
An Alliance Which Binds Together
Three Distinguished Families.
Both Bride aud Groom Children
and Grandchildren of Ameri-
can Senator's.

Harrisburg, Pa. Sept %. Beauty, wealth
and statecrart were combined in the
marriage today of Rachael Burnside Cam
eron, the daughter of former American
Senator James Donald Cameron. and grand
daughter OF Gen. Simon Cameroni TO
Chandler Hale, son of American Sena-
tor Eugene Hale, of Maine, and grandson
of Zach Chandler. Thus was the i'm
perishable friendship of the Camerons and
Chambers firmly cemcnted in the in
dssoluble bonds OF a nuptial contract
between the grandchildren. The aged
widow of Zach Chandler came on from
Detroit for the wedding, which took
place at LochieI, the splendid country
seat OF ex-senator Cameron, near this
city.
At 1870 o'clock the bride, leaning on
the arm of her father, who gave her
away, entered the flower decked drawing
room and was met by the bridegroom, with
his best man. Eugene Hale, Jr. The service
was said by Rev. DR.. George $. Chambers,
pastor of the Pine street Presbyterian
Church. The ushers We're MIR. James Cam
eron, brother of the bride: Mr.. Vance q.
Mccormick, of this city; Mr.. William Kirk
patrick Brice, of New York, son OF United
States Senator Brice. Mr.. George Cabot
Lodge, OF Boston, son of Senator Lodge,
Of Massachusetts,.
The tfide was gowned ia white satin
plain skirt, trimmed with orange blossoms,
high neck and Ion < sleeves
They wnl sail sVon for Rome, where the
groom VIII act as secretary Y of the Ameri-
can legation. The bride received Il large
number Of elegant presents.
Mr. and Mrs. Henley Smith, who have
spent the summer il European travel, haze
returned 90 the city, and opened their
homc, No. 1910 Connecticut avenue.
Commodore and Mrs. Francis ". Ramsay
returned last night TO their street
home, from pleasant visit to Charmon,
Pa.
Col Cushing and family VIII shortly
move from their present residence, on
twentieth street, TO No. 1909 Con
nee ticut avenue.
Mrs. Gardiner G. Hubbard comes to town
on shopping tours now and then, but the
family are still enjoying country life at
their summer home, Irwin Oaks" near
woodley mn, ana may not return to their
Connecticut avenue home for some weeks
to come.
Miss Edith Smith, daughter OF Gen. AMI
Smith, has returned from months visit
to relatives and friends in Mass achuSctts.
Miss Sarah Willard Howe's Juvenile
dancing soirec will take place Frida even
ing from 73o to II p. m, ut Brookland
Hall, Brookland, D. C.
The opening lecture OF the woman 5
law class VIII take place Friday evening g
at 7:30, in room Z Of the lie Droit build
ing, S02 F street northwest. Mrs. Mussey
win speak of Advantages of Study ut
Law to be followed by Miss Gnlett with
introductory Lecture on Blackstone
Mrs Gen Beale returned last week to
her home on Lafayette Square, after an
absence of three months in New England.
Society gathered at All Saints Chapel
at noon yesterday, at Newport, when Miss
Louise Douglass EIdredge, daughter of Mrs.
Julia II. Eldredge, and Morris Rutgers
BarneweTl, of New York, we're married,
Rev. George J. Magill d. D., officiating.
brilliant reception followed at the
EIdredge villa.
Miss EmiIyC. Lebarhier and Lieut.. VIII
liam Moore Crofton, First Infantry, L. S.
Il
the Church of the Blessed Sacrament, New
Rochelle, N. Y. The bride is the daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. II enri Lebarbier and a
granddaughter of the late Peter Hargeus,
one of the best known French Catholics
in New York. The groom is the son oi
Col. r. E. Crofton, retired, now of this
city. The ceremony was performed by
Rev. Dean McKenna, OF New York.
Rev and Mrs. j. B. Stitt have gone on
to Carlisle, Pa, to attend the wedding of
their son, Mr.. Frederick stitt.
Miss Anna Vernon Dorsey sailed from
England lasi week and upon arriving il
New York will visit friends before re
turning TO her home on n street.
She spent the season in London and gave
recifals at the American Embassy, at
Moor Cours,'' the residence OF Lady Ed
bury, daughterin-law of the Duke of West
minister, and at the Grosvenor and othel
aris 'ocratic clubs. Her last visit was to her
aunt, Mrs. Bradshaw, OF Warwickshire,
where she had the happiness of meeting
a number of relatives from the most distant
parts OF the world.
Dr.. and Mrs. Gray have established
themselves at Chevy Chase, where they
will reside in the future. Mrs. Gray will
be Mt home on Saturdays after November
The home Of Rev. and Mrs John A
Aspinwan, on Dupont Circle, is being put