The times., 1898-06-10
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

The marriage of Miss Evangelina Cis-
neros and Lieut.. Carbonnel Yesterday
morning in Baltimore was a complete sur
prise TO the many friends the bride has
made here, as 1t was understood that the
wedding would be deferred until the close
of the war. However, the fate that had
brought the young heroine and her res
cuer 50 dramatically together determined
that their engagement should come to a
romatic climax long before the date ap-
pointed, and for that reason Lieut.. Car
bonnet came to Washington yesterday in
accordance with an agreement with Miss
Clsneros and her guardian, Mrs John A.
Logan, that the nuptials should immedi-
ately take place. Unfortunately, the law
OF the District does not permit the is
suing Of a marriage license to foreigners
without certain formalities with which
the young Cuban could not comply. and
from which her fiance was exempted, as
ne mas already become a naturalized citi-
zen of the United States. Mr.. Quesada,
OF the Cuban Junta, endeavored in vain
10 compromise with District Justice and
SO Tor that reason Lieut.. Carbonnel and
MISS Ctsneros, chaporoned by Mrs Logan
ana accompanied 10y Rev. DIR. Bristol. of
the Metropolitan Church. went over to
Baltimore at 10 o'clock and drove to the
Hotel Rennert where the ladies remained
until the gentlemen had procured the
necessary license. when the ceremony was
performed by DR.. Bristol in the hotel par
lot. Inc brides age was given as nine
teen and the groom as forty-two
MISS Cisneros wore travelling gown
OF pale tan silk mohair, with gloves of a
lighter shade, and a yellow straw hat
wi fan faf ffa-.a I'll
ers and white rosettes. She carried no
flowers. Lieut.. Carbonnel was attired in
the full uniform of his rank Immediate
ly after the ceremony the party left on
the 12:40 train from the Union Station for
Washington No incident occurred to mar
the pleasure of the ceremony. with the
exception of disagreeable wait that i'll
luck put in the way of Lieut.. Carbonnel
and his bride directly in front of the
hotel. DR.. Bristol and Mrs. Logan had
entered their carriages and driven away
but for some unexplained reason the
bride and groom were unprovided and a
wait of some minutes ensued. during
which time the couple were the center of
attraction for many pairs of eyes.
Little Valerie Padelford, the grand
daughter of the late Gen. Albert Ordway,
has just been granted by the Orphans
Court of Philadelphia an annual allow
ance of $4,000 for her education and sup
port. The little girl is entitled to an
estate of quarter of million dollars bv
her fathers will, and this fortune, which
is now in the hands of a great trust
company Of Philadelphia, will increase
year after year until she attains her ma
jority, when she can command the whole
Lieut. Richmond Pearson Hobson, whose
extraordinary daring at Santiago has
been heralded throughout the world, may
owe his intrepidity TO Maryland woman
of the American revolution, from whom
he is descended in direct line
She was distinguished for her loyalty
and patriotism, was this woman of Mary
land. and she was practical, too. for she
provided clothing and bandages of her
own making for the soldiers who were
battling against the oppression of Eng
lands king. She also manufactured salves
and healing potions for the sick and
wounded.
Keren Happuch Norman was her maid
en- name. Her husband was James Tur-
ner. Here is an instance of her daring
spirit: Mounting her horse, she rode all
The way from Maryland, her home, to
Guilford Court House. N. c., reaching
there in time for the great battle
One of her sons she found wounded and
left for dead on the battlefield. She her
self carried him in her arms to a cabin,