Evening star., 1898-11-01
w E D D ED IN CHURCH
Bishop satterlee 0ffciates at the
Epiphany.
Miss Sickles Chose n Spanish Town
for Her Marriage-PersonaI
Notes.


the Rev. John 4. Grove took place in
| Epiphany Church this morning. in the pres
ence of the Immediate relatives of the
bride and groom. Bishop Satterlee ofilciat-
ing. Rev. MIR. Grove and his bride left inn
meoiately for their wedding journey. They
will reside at Fort Collins. Colorado. where
Mr.. Grove is in charge of an Episcopal
| Church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kerens have issued Invita-
items for the marriage of their daughter
Katherine % Capt. Frank b. McKenna
L. S. A. at St. Alphonsus' Church. St
Louis Tuesday, November IL. Miss Kerens
has many friends in Washington Capt
McKenna il the only son of Justice and
Mrs. McKerra.
Mr.. and Mrs. John S. Blair have moved
from their apartments at the Everett to
1870 l street.
1he friends of Miss Lille b. Darlton will
be surprised to learn that the young lady
has been married TO MIR. A. Lester Tracy.
me ceremony was performed in Maryland
some months ago, but the fact was kept
secret from the relatives as well as the
friends of the couple. This secrecy was
occasloned by the fear of parental objec-
| ton, and it might have been maintained
Tor an indefinite period but for the dis
ccvery of the marriage certificate on Sun
| day by younger sister of the bride Mr.
and Mrs. {. A Darlton were naturally as
tonished when they learned that their
caughter had changed her name but the
young people We're promptly forgiven and
this morning Mr.. and Mrs. Tracy started OH
a belated honeymoon journey to northern
cities.
Miss Lucia Mackenzie. daughter of Col.
Mackenzie of the Engineer Corps, L.. s. A
whose marriage to Mr.. Eugene Hendley
VIII take place at Epiphany Church tomor-
row evening. entertained the bridal partv
last hisht at supper at her home on Jeffer-
son place
Cards are out announcing the marriage of
MISS Shirley Potter and Mr.. William Ir-
wing Boyd. Owing to the recent herea,e-
ment in the grooms family the wedding
was a very quiet one.
The marriage of Miss Ida SickIes dauch
| ter of Gen. Daniel Sickles of this CITY
| to Dayrell Z. NJ Crackanthorna tbir,;
secretary of the British embassy al Madrid
whose engagement was announced several
| hoHths ago, took place on Saturday last
at run in Guipuzcoa. Spain. Gen. Sickies'
| daughter has lived abroad all her lie and
was educated in Spanish convent Two
years ago she came to New York On a
visit to her father. and remained wiki him
a year. MI. Cr&ckanthorpe is the eldest
son or the Hon. Montague Crackan.horpe
| q. C.. one of the leaders of the English bar
VINO accompanied Lord Chief Justice Rus
sell TO this country a couple Of years ago.
Hilef they We're guests of the American
Bar Association.
| MIR Dawes, United States controller of
| the currency. and Mrs. Dawes are spend
| ing few days with Mr.. and Mrs Laurence
Mccormick, at their residence in P!liadel-
| phia.
An interesting marriage was solemnized
| in the chapel at the Soldiers Home Sa,ur-
day afternoon at I o'clock. the contracting
parties being Mr.. William II. Espu;a son
| of the late Prof. John Esputa of this city
and Miss Rhoda A. Poss of Rockville Nd
Rev. Father Hannah, chaplain of the
home. performed the ceremony and the
bride was attended by Miss Margaret J.
| Caywood and Mr.. Edwin E Hannah acted
as best man. The chapel was decorated
| with palms and filled by friends of the
! couple.
Mrs. Robert Henderson of Los Angeles
| CAL is visiting her sister Mrs. Addison G.
| Du Bois of 1915 ID street, LIE Droit Park
| Mrs. Du Bois and Mrs Henderson will be
| at home Thursdays
The Aba Socials will be entertained this
evening by Mrs. Horace Prince at her res
idence on 1st street.
| Miss Laura Cadman of 72S 1Ith street
| has returned from a pleasant visit 20 Phil
! adelphia.
| The annual meeting of the Army Canton
| Flannel Society will be held at the resi-
dence of Mrs. R. C. Parker, 1915 NJ street.
| tomorrow morning at IL O'Clock. All army
| ladies are cordially invited
A home wedding was Solemnized at the
residence of the groom's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Tkeo. Hodes, sos 11th street Monday
evening, when Miss Carrie b. Swearngen
and Dr. Albert +. Hodes were united in
marriage by Rev. J. Fred HeisSe of Wesley
Churcn. The bridesmaid was Miss Ida f.
Bryan, and Mr. Harry Cummins acted as
best man. Both bride and bridesmaid were
prettily attired in white organdie and car
ried bride roses. After the ceremony was
performed the guests adjourned to the din
Ing room to partake of a bountiful wedding
supper, after which the couple left for a
HnHa will INa
home to their friends at POI ID street after
November 10.
Mrs. M. b. Harris of 136 street north
east gave birthday party last evening to
her daughters, the Misses Ethel NJ. and
Marion Bernadette. Those present besides
those named, were: The Misses Edith Mar
tyn, Mildred Welsh, Mae NJ. Wilkison, Ala
media Farnsworth, Naomi Dodge Viola
and Bessie kammerer, Helen and Grace
Townsend, Master John w. Martyn Miss
L. II. Chamberlin, Mrs. Rose II. Martyr
and Mrs. Wilkison.