Evening star., 1898-10-14
Personal NOTES.
Married in the Mountain Church.
Other WeddinKs Mt Homo.

place OF MISS Myra Alice Whitney, one Of
the most accomplished ard attractive girls
in the beautiful mountain region OF THAI
state, to Harrison ]. Barrett law clerk of
the Post Office Department. The little
church was handsomely decorated with
flowers CLEANED from nearby conservatories
and plucked from the mountain sides, now
radiant in their autumnal glory. and II
was filled to cverfiowing by residents of the
village and adjacent country, among whom
the contracting parties are universal favor
its, and by friends from a distance, who
had journeyed thither to witness the in
tereSting ceremony. AT the brides pic
turesque cottage there was an exceptionally
elegant display of silver ware, china and
brfc-a-brac sent by friends from far and
near. Shortly after the ceremony the bride
and groom started upon their honeymoon
trip. which will include visits TO Atlantic
City. New York, Boston and other places of
interest further east, and at the close of
their rambles they will take up their resi-
dence in Washington.
A very pretty but quiet wedding took
place Wednesday evening at o'clock at the
home of Dr. and Mrs. A. Patten, 236 9th
street northeast. the occasion being the
marriage of their daughter Grace Mabel
and DR.. T. W. Stanton of the geological
survey. The rooms were beautifully deco
ted with palms, ivy and cut flowers The
bride was escorted by her father. and was
da1ntily dressed in white silk null over
white and trimmed with white satin ribbon,
and carried bouquet of BRIDE roses. REV.
F. O. Eldrdge was the officiating clergy
man, and Miss Blanche Cater Of hontgom-
cry, Mo, niece of the groom, played the
wedding march. After the ceremony re-
freshments were served. The presents were
numerous and beautiful. from friends at
home and abroad. DR. and Mrs. Stanton
left on the O'Clock train for an extended
trip north, and viii be at home to their
friends after December l at 1"0 9Th street
northeast Among those present, besides
those already mentioned, were Mrs. and
Miss Stanton of Colorado and Mr.. Charles
Stanton of New York. mother sister and
brother of the groom; Mr.. and Mrs. q. w.
Hall of Maine, Mss Joste Patten, sister OF
the bride; Miss Sallie MacMaster of Mary
land. Mrs. +. O. Eldridgc and Mrs. o, 7.
Edgar
The residence of Mr.. and Mrs. l. c. Stock
ten, 1914 New jersey avenue was the scene
OF a pretty wedding Wednesday afternoon.
the 18th instant, at 4 O'Clock. when their
daughter Helen and Mr.. Oden Rochester
SCdler We're married by Rev. George O. Lit
tie, DID The house was handsomely lee
GRATED. The bride wore white organdie. and
carried brid roses. She received many
useful and elegant gifts. The following
guests from out of town were present: Mrs.
Matthews and Mrs. DR.. Sudler and daugn-
ter Carrie, Baltimore. and Mrs. l.. II. Walk
eI ard Miss Helen Marguerite Blythe, Bar
dolph, Ill. After supper the bride and
groom started on a short wedding tour
north.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Dietz have issued in
vitations for the marriage of their daugn-
ter, Cora NJ, to Mr.. Walter l.. Ball. OctO-
Der 10, 1888, at o'clock pm, at their
idence, 1898 Pennsylvania avenue north
west.
Mr.. Robert Fulton Bolton, formerly Of
this city, now of New York, and Miss Fran
ceS Walker Johnson We're married Tuesday
evening at the brides home in Fleming ton
y. j. Owing to the recent death of The
brides mother the wedding was very quiet.
being present. Mr.. Edward n. Burns acted
as best man. After the honeymoon the cou-
Pile will reside in New York city.
Senator and Mrs. Roger Q. Mills have as
their guests Mr.. and Mrs. John II. Whittcn
of Manchester n. H.. who are in the city
with the visiting Knights Templar.
Mrs. A b. Kelly and her daughter, Miss
May, VINO were members OF the pleasant
Washington colony this summer at Eagles
mere, have returned to their home. 21'l2
18th street.
Mrs. Wilbur W. Marmaduke has returned
to the city and will be at home Wednesdays
after October 25 at her home. No. -o6 B
street southwest.
Mr.. Edwin Maerzen Kiock was given a
pleasant surprise by his friends at his res
idence, on L street, last evening. previous
10 his departure on a months shooting and
fishing trip in the Adirondack mountains.
Miss Eliror Hoofnagle of Baltimore is
visiting the Misses Behrens of this city
a pretty wedding took place "Wednesday
evening at the parsonage OF the Fifth Bap-
tlSt Church, Rev. DR.. &C. Meador officiating
ihe contracting parties being Miss Maude
De Grummond OF this city anu Mr.. Theu-
uore LamSon Of New York city. The bride
WAS atureu In travelling gown ui
plum broadcloth. trimmed with velvet, and
yellow silk muslin. After an extended trip
east Mr.. ana Mrs LamSou VIII reside al
1888 Ith avenue, New York city, where they
will be ct home To their friends after Nc
vesclber l.
4 pretty marriage was celebrated Wednes-
day evening at ST Mark s Chapel near Belts
vile, Md, the contracting parties being
AIiss Clara Bell Conley, youngest daughter
of Mr.. and MRS. CHARLES W. Conley of Belts
Nile, and DIR. Eugene Jones OF hensington,
Ald. The invited guests INC. .udel many we'll
.uown people OF Maryland, Virginia and
The District OF Columbia and number OF
naval officers
The ushers were Drs. W. T. Wooter and
Monte Griffith, Messrs. Ralph E. Jones of
Rockville and w. w. Poole, jr., of Pooles-
vIile. Miss Mary Dougles Poole of Pooles-
VILE, Nd. was maid OF honor. The Rev.
Walter Mitchell, rector of ST Marks par
lah, officiated
After the marriage a reception was held
~ the home OF the brides parents, attend
Cd by relauVes and the members OF the bridal
parry. DIR. and Mrs. Jones will spend
Few weeks visiting points of interest in the
north. On their return they will take up a
permanent residence at kensington.
Among many of those present were Mr..
and Mrs. ]. Sprigg Poole of Washington,
MISS Mamie Jones OF Baltimore, Mrs.
Downey OF Salt Lake City. Maj. and Mrs.
blackburn, Mrs. Benz. Candy, MIR. and
.irs H. NJ. Bradley. Mrs. K. S. Cochron
OF The Plains. Va; Commodore and Lieut..
K. +. Nicholson, Z. S. N; ;"Lteuts. Buckley,
.aeade and Surratt, l.. S. A; Miss Cook,
Ar and Mrs. C. w. Goodlander, Kansas
City; Gen. and Mrs. George Getty. Mr.. and
mrs. Geo. Getty, jr.; Gen. and the Misses
Du Barry, Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Matthews,
Mr. and Mrs r. l.. Nicholson. Mr. and Mrs.
a. F. Holden. Salt Lake City; Rev. and Mrs.
Al. r. Haluill. Buena Vista, Va; DR.. r. F.
Mason, Rev. and Mrs. Henry Thomas,
.lartinsburg W. Va; Mr.. and Mrs. Rich
ard Poole and the Misses Poole of Pooles-
vile, Md: MIR. and Mrs Reuben Riggs,
montgomery county, Nd; Mrs. Emily
Jones, Mr.. George c. Thomas. Baltimore,
Md; Mrs. William Tayioe, Virginia; Rev.
and Mrs. E. A. Edwards, Rockville. Md;
Mr.. R. c. Mayo, Mr. w. f. Cleveland Ken
lucky; the Misses Bremen, DR.. and Mrs.
Wooten, Rockville, Md; Mrs. Elbrey, Sandy
Springs Nd; Captain and the Misses Bry
ant, Alexandria, Va; MIR. H. H. Seabrooke,
Beaufort, n. c.; Mrs. Fred. Simpson, New
York; DR.. w. 7. Brown, Miss Emma Jones
of Martinsburg. W. Va.