The times., 1899-10-27
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

The marriage Of Representative Marlin
Edgar Olmstad, of Harrisburg, Pa, and
Miss Gertrude Howard, of Lynchburg. Va
was solemnized at st. Pauls Episcopal
Church at that place yesterday at noon.
The church was splendidly massed with
green foliage and golden yellow chrysau-
themums, and the nuptial music included
both organ marches and professional sung
by the choir.
There were dozen ushers and eight
pretty bridesmaids, the latter gowned In
white organdie, with Alsatian bows Of yel-
low ribbon in their hair and carrying great
bouquets of yellow ehrysanthemums tied
with the same colored streamers. The
maid of honor, Miss Jennie Colston How
ard. a younger sister of the bride, wore
yellow organidie over yellow silk and car
Fied yellow chrysantnsmums. The wedding
gown was of white satin and point lace,
garlanded with orange blossom sprays. Dia-
mOud ornaments fastened the tulIe veil in
place, and among the laces Of the high
corsage cleaned the groom's gift, a dia
mond brooch. The bridesmaids were Miss
Louie Abbot, of Bellevue, with Miss Nath-
allie Manson, of Lynchburg; Miss Tucker
Clark. of Lynchburg with Miss Alice Lang
horne. of Washington Miss Julia Malone,
of Nashville Tenn. with Miss JAMIE Owen,
Of Lynchburg; Miss Annie Leigh Camm
and Miss Gertrude Camm, Of Richmond.
The ushers were Lyman D. Gilbert, for
mer Deputy Attorney General of Pennsyl-
yania; Spencer C. Gilbert, President Of
the Pennsylvania State Hospital; Donald
/ c. Halderman. grandson Of the late Gen.
Simon Cameron; Vance Mccormick, George
W Reilly, Casper Dull, John E. Fox, and
John McConkey, all of Harrisburg, the
home Of the groom. Virginia was repre-
sented by Conway r. Howard, OF the ViT
ginia Military Institute; R. Colston Black
ford. of the LyHchburg bar; Samuel T.
/ Withers and William King, jr.
The bride was given in marriage by her
uncle, Capt Charles NJ. Blackford, with
whose family she has made her home for
some years. Mr.. James NJ LambeTton at
tended the groom as best man. The cere-
mony was prefaced by betrothal service,
| both being solemnized by Rev. T. NJ Car
SON. d. D., pastor of the Church Of st,
Paul
The wedding party and a number of reIa-
( tives and intimate friends were enter
tanned at breakfast at the Blackford resi-
/ dence. which was decorated throughout with
yellow chrysanthemums and palms.
After a trip North Mr.. and Mrs. Olm-
sted viii reside at Harrisburg until De
cember 4, when they viii come to Wash
ington for the Congressional session. They
will spend the winter at the Shoreham.
Miss Rose Mary Easby-smith. of this
I city, and Mr.. Leonard Wilson, of London,
/ England, were married yesterday at noon,
/ at the residence Of the Misses Easily, 2027
/ G Street by the Rev. John A. Conway, S.
J., VIE rector of GOnzaga College. The
/ bride is a younger daughter Of the late
/ Judge William Russell Smith of Alabama
! and granddaughter of the late Capt. VIII
! lam Easily, an old resident of Washing
/ ton Only relatives and a few family
/ friends witnessed the wedding which was
l performed in the drawing room, the decor
ations Of which We're palms and white
! chrysanthemums. Mr. James S. Easily
Smith gave his sister in marriage. The
wedding gown was of white silk Orange
blossoms held the tulle veil in place, and
bride roses formed the bouquet. we'd
ding breakfast followed the ceremony and
later Mr. and Mrs Wilson left for trip
/ of several weeks. They will spend the
winter in this city. Mr.. Wilson has re-
sided in this country for several years, and
during the war served as volunteer aide
de-camp and military secretary on the
staff Of General Wheeler.
Hon William f Aldrich and family
who have been spending the summer and
| early autumn at their beautiful place,
"Rajah Lodge" at Aldrich, in the noun
tains of Alabama have reopened their res
idence on New Hampshire Avenue for the
winter.
The Vicomte and Vicomtesse de Sayve
are guests at the house party now be-
ing entertained by former Governor Car
roll. at Dolgorough Manor near Baltimore.
The Vicomtesse was formerly Miss Aileen
O'Donneu, of Washington and Baltimore.
senor Mendonca, the former Minister
from Brazil to the United States. will, it
| is reported spend the coming winter in
Washington where he has a wide circle
of friends.
Mrs and the Misses Hay will join the
Secretary Of State at their Washington
home about the first of next month
Prof Simon Newccmb who has been
spending some time abroad. is now en-
route for home.
A quiet but very pretty wedding took
place Tuesday evening last at the resi-
dence Of the brides sister. Mrs K n.
Harper, of SOB South Carolina Avenue
southeast, the contracting parties being
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