The times., 1898-10-14

In Chicago yesterday morning over the
PENNSYLVANIA Railroad She was imme-
diately driven to the home of her cou-
sin. Lafayette McwiIliams. who will en-
tertain Mr. and Mrs. Mckinley during
their stay in the Windy City.
Or, and Mrs. Mackay-Smith entertained
at dinner again last night, their guests
being prelates who are in the city TO at
tend the Episcopal convention.
The TABERNACLE Society will hold its
twenty-third annual meeting in the ban
quet hall of the Shoreham Tuesday. Oc-
tooer ls, at noon, a which an address
Will be made by his grace Archbishop
keane. The Tabernacle Society. of which
Mrs. Edward Douglas White is president
and Miss Fannie Wheelan secretary, was
formed in the interest of the poor
churches of the Catholic world and
many thousand vestments and sanctuary
furnishings have been contributed
through the generosity of the ladies' of
the organization during the nearly quar-
ter OF century that IL has been In
active existence.
The recent arrival in New York of
ment TO Capt. James G. Blaine was re-
ported some time ago from Paris, cou-
pied with the journeying of Capt. Blaine
from Manila TO this part of the world,
has revived the story that they are TO
be married this Autumn
The many friends of Mr. Guida A.
kengla will be pleased to learn that he
is convalescing at Fort wadsworth.
Staten Island, from Illness conseguen,
upon his valorous work in the Cuban
campaign. and that he will return to his
home In Washington as soon as his ply
sicians will permit him to travel
Mrs. W. c. Dilier will be at home to
her friends on Tuesdays, at 2520 Wis
consin Avenue northwest
The annual meeting of the Damrosch
Society for the election of officers for the
ensuing year was held Wednesday night
at the society's new and handsomely
furnished club rooms, No 1924 Street
northwest, with the following result:
Mr.. George S. Cooper. president; Mr..
William A. Domer, vice president: Mr..
James G. Traylor, secretary; Mr. George
Scharf, treasurer: Mr. L. II. Parry.
librarian. and DR.. D. H. Riggs and Mr..
Z. A Barela consulting the full board of
governors. MT. Edmund y. Ndrela was
reelected the musical director and Mr..
Archibald Olmstead the accompanist for
the society.
Mrs. S. Chapman Simms, OF Chicago.
who is visiting Washington for a few
months with her two children, Robert
and Dorothy. is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
C. McAllister Harris, of 1863 Twenty
second Street.
Mr.. Frank Kelley, who has been the
guest of his sister, Mrs. Leo. F. Kengla.
of 60 | Street northwest, has returned 10
his home IN New York.
Miss Marion II. Newman, of New
York. was married to Mr.. Raymond os-
trander Smith. of Washington, at
o'clock Wednesday evening, at the home
of the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Allen George Newman, No. 263 West
Seventy-first Street. The Rev. DR.. James
NJ. King otficiated at the ceremony. The
bride was attended by Miss Grace DeX-
ter Smith. as maid OF honr. There were
no bridesmaids. Merton Remington
Weller was Mr.. Smiths best man. The
ushers were the brides brothers, Allen
George Newman, jr., and Charles II.
Newman. and Alfred S. Hearn and Will
ter Smith, as maid of honor. There were
small reception after the ceremony. Mr..
and Mrs Smith will make their home in
Washington.