The times., 1898-02-07
WILL BE Welded AT NOON
De Sayye-0' Donnell Nuptial Cere-
m0Ry at st. Matthew Church.
Bride-Elect Iineal Descendant of
Cha rles Carroll. of Carroliton-
Coming Social Delights.

iiG oi MISC <haiNN' ~ ADOAA-
| nell and the yiscomte de Sayye Will
j take place at St. Matthews Church at
neon today. The ceremony will be sol
emnized by Rev. Dr.. Lee. pastor OF ST
Matthew'S and a kinsman of Miss
o'Donnell, and Cardinal Gibbons viii
bestow the benediction. The witnesses
| to the nuptial contract will be the
| French Ambassador and the bride
elects uncle, hon. John Lee Carroll,
Ex-Governor of Maryland. Mr. ODon-
nell, OF this CITY. VIII give his sister IN
marriage. OWING to Tdlss O'Donneli's
! illness, Which prevented the marriage
taxing place as at -trst intended, on
| November "a, and from which sne has
not as yet sufficiently recovered to un-
dergo the excitement OF an elaborate
ceremony, the wedulng will be very
quiet affair.
Miss U'DonnelI is the daughter of the
late Oliver . DonneIi or Baltimore,
who married Miss 11eien Carroll, of the
historic family OF that name. She as
therefore the great great-granddaugh
tel oil that patriot of the Contlnentdi
Congress who, when he was about TO
put his signature to the Declaration
of Inaepenuence, fearing IL might De
mistaken tor that or another member
OF the ltSlSfdliNt DcuS ppSSeSSiHS tiS
same name, wrote the worus which VIII
live forever, Charles Carroll, OF Car
rollton."
The bride-to-be has studied and tray
eled abroad and has many frlenos, both
American ana French, III Paris, the
home of her future husband. and where
il is their intention to reside. MISS
O'Donneil is a brilliant inguist ana
conversationalist, and chief among her
accomplishments is gift for music.
Her favorite instrument is the harp
The Wednesday Cotillion will give its
second dance at Carroll Institute Han
on Wednesday evening next The
patronesses of the evening viii be Mrs.
William Writ Dixon. Mrs. Claude a.
Swanson, Mrs. J. p. Minetree, and Mrs.
w. z. Dougherty.
Mrs. f. S. Kimball and Miss Kim
ball will be at home Wednesdays, 9Th
and 2Sd.
Mrs. Rathbone-Smith will receive to-
day at No. 1904 * street.
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Mr. Elbeit Il. Hamlin, who is study
ing law in New York, is now on visit
to Washington, having come on to at
tend the silver wedding anniversary of
his parents. DIR. and Mrs. Teunis ;.
Hamlin, on last Friday.
Mrs. Page Morris. wife of Represent
ative Morris, viii be at home to her
friends Tuesdays during February.
Mrs. Henrietta Reed. widow of Col
Sewall Reed, who for the past week has
been the guest of Mrs. Gen. Pickett,
hos 70 I,laF Echo fn visit Miss
Clara Barton.
No event of the present week prom
ises To prove more attractive than the
annual charity ball of the Southern Re-
lief Society. which is scheduled to take
place at National Rifles Armory on
Friday evening next. The management
are sparing no effort TO make the COM
ing function an unprecedently brilliant
affair and there is every indication
that the result viii be equal to their
hopes. The supper, which viii be an
enjoyable feature of the evening, will
be tempting, though inexpensive, and
as the service will be professional will
be void OF friction and delay.
Mrs. Ralph Walsh is the president of
the association, and the executive COM
mittee is composed of Mrs. ]. Sprigg
Belt, Mrs. W. D. Peachey. Mrs. ]. w
Mrs. Joseph X. Edwards.
The list of patronesses, which in
cludes a number OF prominent Southern
women now residing here. viii be pub
lished later on.
The Postmaster General and Mrs.
Gary win give a dinner this evening in
honor of the Vice President and Mrs.
Hobart.
The Austro- Hungarian Minister and
Baroness Hengelmuller vii hold re-
cepton, with music. from to 8.
The marriage of Mr.. Walter Stetson.
of Washington. to Miss Frances Van
Lorelli, of New York will be solemn
lied in that city on Wednesday, Feb
ruary g.
MAJOR CIARk,S IECTI-RE