Evening star., 1898-03-18
ALEXANDRIA
Marriage Of Nj. Daingsi6sld and Nj.
James N. Love, j., Duly solemnised.
Ceremony Performed UndeF Bower Of
Roses-DanQuet In Honor Of
St. Patrick's Day. A
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ALEXANDRIA, Va, March 10, 1S98
Miss Rebecca Fowle -Dainserfeld ard MI
James Monroe Love, jr., were married at
5:45 o'clock yesterday Afternoon at the
handsome residence of the brides parents,
corner of Cameron and Washington streets,
in the presence Of the immediate families
of the participants and a few friends.
The bride is a daughter of Mr.. VIM. B.
Daingerfield. and one Of A1exandria's hand
soonest and most popular young society wo-
men. The groom is Connected with the
United States coast survey steamer Blake,
now lying in the harbor at Baltimore, and
is son of Judge James NJ. Love of the
county courts OF Alexandrfa and Fairfax
Promptly at the hour named Miss Dain-
gerfieid, accompanied by her brother, Mr..
Bathurst Daingerfield, and Mr.. Love, with
his brother, Mr.. Thomas, B. Love, as best
man. entered the commodious parlors,
which had been efaburaeely decorated for
the occasion with palms, potted plants and
cut flowers. Walking the full length of the
room. they took their places under a uower
of roses in the extreme east end. The SOL
emn and impressive marriage service of the
Episcopal Church was said by Rev. P. p
Phillips. rector Of St. Pauls Church this
city, and Rev. Prof s. A. Wallis DID, of
the Virginia Theological Seminary After
the ceremony an elegant wedding supper
was served, after which Mr.. and Alrs. Love
left on the Norfolk steamer for a short
stay at Old Point.
Mr.. Love is attached to the United States
coast survey, as a draughtsman, and will
in day or so sail with the vessel named
for Key West. Mrs. Love will accompany
her husband to Baltimore here she will re-
main until the Blake is definitely settled in
The bride was dressed in pure white silk,
with long flowing veil, and carried In her
hand a large bunch of brides roses The
Mr.. and Mrs. Love stole march on the
wedding guests, who had. according to Gus
tom, arranged to cover them with rice and
old shoes. While the festivities were in
full blast they slipped out the back way to
where a carriage had been stationed, en-
tered 1t and drove rapidly to the wharf,
where they took the boat.
Banquet Last-NfRht
The banquet Of Alexandra Division An
cient Order of Hibernians, at the Young
Mems Sodality Lyceum last night, in honor
Of st. Patrick's day, was a great success.
Congressman Mahaney of New York was
the orator Of the evening" His address was
most eloquent. Speeches were also made
by Mr. Louis p. Msc chen of Fairfax Court
House and Col Delaware Kemper of this
city. The banquet hall was handsomely
decorated. and the shamrock was promi-
nently displayed.
1Omcers Elected.
The first annual meeting of the Dunham
Machine Company of Washington, recently
Incorporated. was held Yesterday after
noon. Officers for the ensuing year were
elected as follows: Clarence Corson presi-
dent; Marshall III. Jewell, vice president
and j. {. Stoddard, secretary and treas
urer- ,'-sts
Rev. VIM. VI. Clarke's Sermon.
There was large congregation at the
lenten service at Christ Church last night
TO hear Rev. William Meade Clarke, rector
OF ST. James Church, Richmond preach an
eloquent sermon. Rev.-Mr. Clarke is we'll
known and highly esteemed in Alexandria,
and whenever tits known that the is going
TO preach it is a signal for large consre-
CATION to assemble.
Funeral Of Mrs. Wheat.
The funeral of Mrs Susan M. Wheat
took place yesterday afternoon from her
iase residence on Prince street, and was
largely attended Services were conducted
by Rev. p. p. Phillips of st. PauPs Church
Inc pallbearers were Messrs George Car
lin, j. F. Carlin, H. F. Wheat, Urban Lam
BERT w. F. Lambert and Ernest Crymes.
90. .- A Erienaly Suit.
Miss Ellen Daingerfeld has entered a
friendly suit In the circuit court of this
city against the heirs of R. J. and Henry
Daingerfield for a partition of all of the
property in the state belonging to the es
tate of the late Henry Daingerfield. ST.
feld by his widow the late Mrs. f. r
Dainserfield This suit is in connection
Win the suit recently entered in Washing
ton for the same purpose.
Police News.
In the police court this morning Mayor
Simpson disposed of the following cases:
Dan Nelson. charged with drinking and
disorderly conduct. was dismissed; five
young men. charged with breaking win
dow glass, were fined $3.50 each; John Min
ME, vag, was ordered out of town.
Summoned rs Witnesses.
Lieutenant Smith and Officer Young left
today for Altoona, Pa, to appear as wit
nesses for the defense on the charge of
arson against H Friedlander, who was
arrested in Washington several months
ago. ""fs Doh 80 ~
Store Burelari.ed.
The store of Newton Vance, on South
Columbus street, was broken into and
robbed some time during last night Two
pairs of shoes were stolen. The police
were notified today and are now seeking
a clue to the whereabouts of the bur-
glars. "'''
Miss Lottie Daingerfieh is visiting rel
atives in Baltimore
The Alexandria Fertilizer and Chemical
Company has nearly completed its new
acid WORKS.
The circuit court for the city, Judge Nicol
to preside. will convene Monday.
Mount Ferron Council Daughters of
America, will hold regular meeting to-
night.
GIVEN A RECEPTION.