Evening star., 1898-10-05
Personal NOTES,
Pretfy Weddings Today at st. PauIs
and st. Teresa'S

at St. Pauls Church, 18th and V streets
this morning for the marriage of Miss Marie
Dent TO Mr. Patrick J. Carbon of Indian
aQoiis. The sanctuary was massed with
palms on each side and back of the altar
The ushers were kept busy till the arrival
OF the bridal party at 10 O'Clock in seating
the guests These gentlemen were Messrs
p. c. Riley of Indianapolis. W. F. Bingham
Edwin Sefton, William Wallace of this city
ard Mr.. Frank Waterhouse of Wheeling
w. Va. They preceded the bride and her
maid of honor to the sanctuary. The bride
was escorted by her uncle. Mr. Eugene c.
Monkey. Miss Weiss of Ptusburg was her
maid of honor. AS Archbishop Kain of St
Louis was not able to get here in time.
Rev. Father Mackin, pastor of ST. Paufs
church, performed the ceremony and after
ward celebrated nuptial mass. Mr.. T.
Ashley Dent of Chicago. bother of the bride.
was best man. The bride. who is very
pretty and graceful yourg lady. was rich
ly dressed in white satin profusely trimmed
with duchess lace. Her veil was of tullc
and was held by a bunch of three tiny
| ostrich tips
dress over white silk. Her large white lace
picture hat was trimmed with white
, p.umes. She carried large bouquet of
roses After the conclusion of the fnTres-
! sive ccrcInony the bridal party was driven
/, to the residence of the brides mother Mrs
, Mary Dent 725 10Th street. where. joined
| n
wedding breakfast We're enjoyed. The
house was beautifully decorated with pirk
ccsmoS blooms and fine palms. The young
couple received congratulations standing
IN bower OF palms. arranged in the decp
window recess of tae front drawing room
The brides presents covered the available
| space la the library. and are a handsome
ccitectlon of fine silver, cut glass, china
, Ices and articles of personal adornment
When the couple left the house shortly
) aver the noon hour, the bride was gowned
hlp,n .1,l-,
veiVet. Mr.. and Mrs. Carbon will be away
Tor some time and will then proceed to In
oiananolls, where a fine new home awaits
their CccupaTCy.
Among the out-of-town guests VINO wee
on 1C~ the marriage Were Mr.. ami Mrs
Wade Warfeld, Sykesville Md: Mr.. ana
Sahders or Maryiand. the Misses Hagan Of
Cleveland, Mr. Frank Darling of New Yo.k
, and Mr.. Fred Carton of Indianapolis
ST. Teresa's Church was well filled this
morning at clock when the marriage of
MISS Jane Bean ard Mr.. George Montpom-
cry occurred. with a nuptial mass cole
nrated by the pastor, Rev. NJ. P. Sullivan
Inc ch'-rch altar was beautifully decorated
WIN roses and palms. The bride wore
White organdie, with white roses in her
hair. and carried a white prayer book and
bouquet of white roses. During the cere-
meny Miss kearon played 20 Believe Me"
Mendelssohn's wedding march was render
ed as the couple left the church at the
! | conclusion of the mass The bride is a
daughter Of Mr.. Charles Bean and formerly
iVed In Anacostia. The groom is a young
business man of Southeast Washington
Miss Gertrude NJ. Graves OF Massachu-
setts and Mr.. Joseph H. Lloyd of St. Eliza
beth were married Monday evening at
st. Teresas Church by the Rev. NJ p Sui
Ivan Miss Maloney was bridesmaid and
Mr.. Hamilton Lloyd, brother of the groom
was best man. After the ceremony Mr. and
Mrs. Lloyd left a visit to the groom's
, home in Charles county, Nd.
Announcement was made in New York
yesterday of the enga cement of Miss Eliza
beth Lee Ernst of Washington, DC, daugh-
ter of Gen. o. H. Ernst, L. S. A. to Major
William Morton Grinnell, late of the
United States volunteers. Major Grinnen
is member Of a prominent banking house
of New York and was formerly counsel to
the United States legation at Paris. Dur
ing the administration of President Harri-
son he was third assistant secretary Of
state
| Col. dAubigny. who has been appointed
| successor to NJ. Jules Cambon ambassa-
| dor of France at Washington, is the scion
of an old French provincial family. He was
| well known in Egypt and at Cairo, where
he was stationed for a long time and gain
ed the friendship of many Americans. He
has also been at Munich.
| Mrs. ]. 8. Whitehead has taken apart
ments at the Majestic in New York city
and intends to spend the winter there
Former Senator and Mrs. John ]. Ingalls,
are established for the winter at the Cairo.
Their two youngest daughters are with
| them The youngest, Miss Miriam, will
make her debut during the winter. She is
| a handsome blonde, and quite accomplish
ed. Miss Constance Ingalls,. the second
| daughter is at home for a few weeks to be
present at the Episcopal general conven-
| ton. For two years she has devoted her
| self to the preparation for the Deaconess
| order in Philadelphia.
| At the marriage this afternoon at St.
Aloysaus at $50 of Miss Victoria Demon
| geot and DR.. Felix A. Van Reuth, Rev
| Father O'Connel S. J., will offciate. Miss
Hurdle will be maid of honor and Mr.. Cliff
| ford Maxwell of New York best man.
At Piedmont, w. Va, last Wednesday
evening Mr.. A. E. Berry, who is about to
| return to Washington, given dance,
| which was largely attended
| Mrs Harrison Dodge and family have
| returned to the city for the month of Oc-
| tober.
Miss Grace Knowlton, who has been in
| Paris at school the past year, is with her
| aunt, Mrs. Browne Of X street
Mrs. H. Baumgarten and daughter, Mrs.
VIII WE'LL and Mr. WE'LL of Charlotte, N.
| c., are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. H. Baum
| garten, No 444 Massachusetts avenue
The Army and Navy Chapter Relief So
ciety will meet at the home of Mrs. R. C.
| Parker. 1915 NJ street, tomorrow morning
| at 10 o'clock
| The many friends of Mr.. George A L.
| Merrfield of the Interior Department, a
| resident of Falls Church, Va, were pleased
| to receive announcements of his marriage
with Miss Martha Frances Rice of Oak
| land, Me. The wedding took place at Oak
land on September IS The happy couple
| will be rendered a reception on their
! turn to Falls Church on October 13
Mrs. Brinton Stone returned to the city
| Monday and is at her house, 1921 DeSales
street.
Mrs. H B. Smith left the city today to
visit relatives in Wilmington, Del, New
| York and New London, Conn, and will be
| away six weeks.
Mrs Charles Lowell will entertain to-
| night in honor of the A. B. A Socials at
| her residence, No. 1402 14th street, in the
| Lowell flats.
Miss Lonease Lehman has returned to the
| city after trip to the mountains and will
be pleased to see her friends at 11l2 New
| York avenue.
| The family of DR.. s. S. Adams is still
| occupying their cottage near Dear Park,
| Nd. DR.. Adams has returned to the city.
|