The times., 1899-10-28
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.
Miss Rosemary Sartorls viii sail for Eu-
rope today
Mrs. f. r. Hendley, of Jefferson Pace,
viii entertain ct a luncheon today.

Mrs. E. r. Hendley, of Jefferson Pace,
viii entertain a a luncheon today.
Miss Cora Louise Stake, daughter OF tie
late J. NJ Stake. of Georgetown, and Mr
W. J. Donnelly, of this city, and former
student of Georgetown University. were
married Thursday in the Dahlgren
Memorial Chapel of the university, by the
Rev. Father Welsh, s. J. Tne bride wear
ing a handsome gown of came4 halr-
braided with gold and carrying white
chrysanthemums. tied with the groom
college coIors, blue and grey, entered
the chapel with her brother Mr.. j.
F. Stake They were preceded by the
ushers. Mr.. William H. Merritt and
Mr. Dwight Anderson to the sanctuary
where they were joined by the q oom ana
his best man. MIR. Raymond a. HeiskeH,
of this city. After the ceremony the co
lege yell of the groom's alma mater was
given. and then the newly married couple
were driven to the brides residence, Wv
Rhode Island Avenue. where a WeIdlhS
breakfast awaited them The ~edalhg
gifts were both numerous ana handsome
Mr. and Mrs. DonneIiy left for an end
ed Northern trip. and on their return WI
reside in this city.
The marriage of Miss Mamie Browning,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Horatio Bo~n-
ing, of washington, to Mr.. Charles rank
Carr will take place Wednesday evening
November s, at s o'clock at Trinity
Church.
wedding OF local interest to be SOL
emnized in Pittsburg this evening Will re
that of Miss Laura Wolfe, daughter OF Mrs.
Frank Wolfe and Mr.. Eugene Bradley
Clark of Chicago. The bride, who is the
niece of DR.. G. Lloyd Magruder and Mr..
John Magruder, of this city. will be at
tended by her sister, Miss Olivia wore
and escorted by her brother, Mr., Joseph
Wolfe Mr. Charles Clarke viii serve ms
brother as best man.
Miss Rosa May Keefe and Mr. Charles
NJ Grasse were married Thursday evening
at st. Peters Catholic Church by Rev.
Phillip Mcclure assistant pastor OF the
church The groom S young sister, Miss
Dena Grasse, was the maid OF honor and
Mr.. George E. Griffin was best man. MI
Dennis J. Cain and Mr.. ]. c. Reuter- were
the ushers. The bride wore a pretty we'd
ding gown of white organdie and carried
a bouquet of bride roses. Miss Grasse was
attired in delicate pink organdie trimmed
with ribbons and lace. Her flowers were
La France roses.
Wednesday morning at 9 o'clock st. Pat
rfck's Church was the scene Of quiet but
pretty wedding, the contracting parties be-
ing Miss Cora C. Daw and Mr.. George W
Harvey. Rev Father Gloyd pastor of St
Patrick's Church. Offciated. The couple
was preceded to the altar by Miss Gertrude
c. Harvey, sister of the groom, and Mr.
J. w Edwards, of Jersey City. The bride
was gowned in a stylish travelling dress
Of mulberry red, and wore a large black
velvet hat. She carried a bunch of yellow
chrysapthemums. The maid of honor was
attired in a grey suit, and a black velvet
hat, and carried pink chrysanthemums. Mr.
and Mrs Harvey left on the 10 o'clock
train for the North.
Among the Washington members of the
Mount de Sales Alumnae who went to the
convent at Catonsville, near Baltimore, to
attend the annual reunion Thursday were:
/ Mrs G. c. Reid, vice president of the
] association Mrs. Minnie Mckee Wagga-
man, its historian; Mrs. L. Gunther Hoo
| yer, Miss Anna NJ. Sands, Miss Grace Hart
man, Miss Emma Stewart Mrs. Kittie
! Slcsson Mason, and Miss Mary F. Phelps.
! Cards have been issued for The marriage
/ of Miss Nettie Hobson, daughter Of Mr.. M.
! F. Hobson, formerly of Alexandria but
now of this city, to Mr.. Henry Jayins, OF
/ Pittsburg, Pa The wedding will take place
/ November 2, in the First Baptist Church.
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