Evening star., 1898-09-20
THE LEE-DANIs WEDDING.
Young Miss Eikins BadIy Injured In a
Runaway-DancInRP Party.


Runsway-DancIngP Party.
Miss Katherine Elkins. daughter of Sen
ator Elkins, who was to have been brides
maid for her aunt. Miss Grace Davis, yes
| terday at her marriage with Mr.. Arthur
Lee at Elkins. W. Va, was prevented by a
serious accident. Mr.. and Mrs. c. Wood
Daley, Misses Rebecca Daley Elizabeth
Davis. Katharine Elkins and Gwendolin
Foulke of this city were driving down the
steep hill from the Kerens home where
! they attended O'Clock tea when the
horses ran away. The carriage was entirely
| demolished. MIR. Daley was seriously hura
| in the back and Miss Katherine Elkins is
suHering from severe Injury 10 her head.
Her skull. II is understood had to be tre-
pinned She is now believed TO be out OF
danger. The others escaped with slight in
| jurieS and wera able to attend the wedding
John T. Davis, brother OF the bride: En-
| sign John Crosby Owen, l.. s. n: Richard
ana Davis E,kins, sons of Senator Elkins
ana nepheWs of the bride. were the uShcrs
ana Were followed up the church aisle IN
Katherine Grac" Davis Brown. aged seven
Years. niece CT the bride. dressed in lace
ana carrying shower bouquet of white
roses The bridesmaid who took Miss
katherin" Eikns place was Miss Kathleen
| sheridan. daughter of Capt. John Sheridan
OF MI Savage The bride wore white
satin covered with a point lace aounce said
| 10 be th= finest ever imported to Amcricl
She wore on her Veil A diamond crescent
! a gift of the grocm's family. A harry, ~
moon. set with Diamonds from Senator FL
kins sons and diamond tiara from Sena
tor and Mrs. Elkins were the other Jewels
worn by her. h - CARRIE 4 shower bougret
OF lilies OF the valley and orchids. Miss
tGutke, Miss GweNdolin FGu Ike, Miss Nc
henna. daughter OF Justice MchCnna and
Mr. {. NJ Hendley Were guests from this
city. MIR. and Mrs. Lee left on the private car
west Virginia for Chicago. They will sal!
from San Francisco to Japan and will trav-
el abroad until January. visiting Manila
and Hong Kong among other noted places.
dance was given last evening by Mr.
| VIM Richardson at the residence OF Mr.
Edward Thomas of Meadows. Md. and was
largely attended. Among those present
were; Miss Florence Kreglo and Miss
Belle krego Of Takoma Park. Mr. and
Mrs. Thomas, Mr.. and Mrs. Richardson.
Miss Tiilie Carver. Miss Ressie Chambers
OF ForeStviile. Miss Richardson. Miss May
hew, Miss Cook. and Messrs Richardson
Andrew Richardson. Preston Soper. Frank
Pylcs, Everett Pumphray, f. Mayhew,
| Jamie Reall. Howard Beail c. Bali Puyn-
phrey. Clinton Ball VIM. Prather. Clinton
Prather Norris Wilson, James Tucker and
\. NJ. Curry.
Mrs Samuel J. Randall of Philadelphia is
visiting her daughter, Mrs, Charles c. Lam
caster, at her suburban home. Oak Ter
race. on the Pierce Mill road near Com
nectcut avenue extended Mrs Randall il
a great admirer of Washington whore she
still retains her residence which was the
scene OF generous hospitality during the
lifetime of her DISTINGUISHED husband ex-
Speaker Randall
Miss Gulda Gideon of 1894 18th street left
today for Oberlin College Ohio
Miss Annie Gallagher. who has been Wis
itlng friends in New York for the past
three weeks, has received an appointment
IN one OF the army hospitals in Jackson
E.Ile. Mss Margaret Ryan, a graduate of
providence Hospital, has received an an
pointment at Fort Myer Va
Mrs. Mary Carroll Acosta and Miss Acos-
ia have closed their cottage at Ruena Vista
ana are stopping in Baltimore for a few
Gays before returning here
Miss Rachel A. Richardson of I1f; Nort,
Capitol street is at present or = sad mis-
sion 10 her former home in Mathews coun-
y, Va caused by the recent death of her
father. Mr. S. Elliott Richardson, who was
ore of the oldest citizens of Mathews. and
whose cemise is greatly lamented
MISS L. McGill. with her niece. little
Nettie McGnl has returned from Vermont.
"here they spent the past six weeks.
A birthday party was given last Friday
night at the home of Mr.. and Mrs Young,
III Elm street, to their daughter Hattie
Games were enjoyed until d late hoar
after which refreshments We're served
Miss Hattie was the recipient of many
beautiful presents. Among those present
were Mrs. Young, Mrs. Gray. Misses Par
her, Grove, Young Grossart, Veihmeyer
Mathoney, Stevenson. Davis. 1. and o.
Moore, Messrs. Thos and Oliver Young
VIM. and Joseph Lynn, Hancock Gibson
Allison, Scrivner, Jones, Burgess and Men
efee.
Lieutenant John w. Stewart L. s. navy.
and family are located for the winter at
HOO Massachusetts avenue.
Mrs. j. c. Peacock and daughter have
returned from New York city and Asbury
Park where they spent the past two
months.
Cards have been issued for the marriage
of Miss Hannah f. Burch to Mr. Harry T.
Dawson, to take place at Trinity Church
Sd and streets, Wednesday evening 21st
instant.
Mrs. Nettie s Barry. the organist of the
Church of the Reformation, has gone to
Harrisburg to be near her husband, DIR. Ed
mund Barry, who is an acting assistant
surgeon at Camp Meade. and in charge OF
the typhoid ward of the I'd Division hospi-
tai. The doctor has been with the army
since it WAS at Camp Alger. but will prob
ably return to the city to resume his prac-
tice when Camp Meade is abandoned
Mr. and Mrs. S. r. Bond have returned
from stay of over two months on the
coast Of Maine.
DR.. and Mrs. John W. Jennings nee Miss
Isabel Arth) have returned from their we'd
ding trip and will be pleased to see their
friends AT 2131 X street.
\ pretty wedding took place Monday
afternoon at the home of the brides sister
Mrs. Jas. Copeland, when Miss Edith Car
rier and Mr.. Thompson Cross were married
quietly by the Rev. ]. ". Beall, cousin of
the bride. The bride attired in a go
ing-away gown of army blue broadcIoth
with hat and gloves to match, and carried
a bunch of American beauty roses. Palms
and cut flowers formed the decorations.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cross left later in the evening
for the north. They will be at home Thurs
days after October 10 al 3l4I North Broad
street, Philadelphia.