The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-11-22
journey DR.. and Mrs. Ramsburgh will re-
side at 1921 Vermont Avenue. Mrs. Rams
bursh will be at home on Tuesdays in jan
uary.


side at 1921 Vermont Avenue. Mrs. Rams
burgh will be at home on Tuesdays in JAM
uary.
Miss Clarissa /. M. Donch, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Donch. and Mr.. AL
vim NJ. McNish were married last evening
at st. Paul's English Lutheran Church.
The bridal party arrived at the church
at o'clock and passed up the aisle with
the ushers leading. They were Mr.. F.
w. Burnett Mr.. Harry Dumphorst, Mr..
Edwin NJ. Lawton, and Mr. Charles Wild
meyer. Miss Lizzie Pitt. the attendant
maid of honor. was gowned in canary yell
low silk null, trimmed with duchess lace,
and carried a large cluster of yellow
chrysanthemums. The additional maids
in line were Miss Louise NJ Donch, Miss
Mamie Thomas Miss Catherine Hermann.
and Miss Irene Gunnel. They were r6bed
alike in white organdie with bolero jack
cts of lace. Their crush collars ana CIR
dies were of pink panne velvet and each
carried pink chrysanthemums, tied with
pink ribbons The flower girl. Miss Vera
Faulkner, wore a pretty frock of White
organde, trimmed with lace and white
ribbon and carried a basket OF white
chrysanthemums. The bride, who enter
ed with her father. wore trailing gown
of pearl white peau de sol. trimmed elab-
orately with lace. Lilies of the valley
held her veil in place and she carried
bouquet of white chrysanthemums. The
groom. attended by his best pan. Mr.. j.
w. Gardener. awaited the Bride in the
chancel, where the ceremony was per
formed by Rev. DIR. Domer, who. for SO
many years. has been the rector OF st.
Paul's Church.
After the church service a reception
was held at the family residence, COS H
Street northwest. Mr.. and Mrs. McNisn
left later for their honeymoon trip. and
upon their return will reside; with the
parents of the bride. AT home after jan
uary l. Y
Another OF last nights weddings occurred
at 1880 o'clock, at Calvary Baptist Church.
The bride and groom were Miss Ellen Jayne
Durham, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. James
R. Durham, and Mr.. Robert Lewis Ames.
The ceremony was performed by Rev. b H.
Greene. D. D.. pastor of the church. the
BRIDE robed in white and carrying large
bouquet of white flowers, entered the
church with her father, who gave her away.
Miss Katharine Durham. her sister. was
her maid of honor, and the additional maids
were Miss Bessie Dodge, Miss Amelia
Rakeman. Miss Stella Tucker, and Miss
Annie Durham. The maid of honor wore
white silk null over pink taffeta. and car
ried La France roses, while the four maids
were gowned alike in cream silk null over
cream taffeta, with white chrysanthemum
bonuuets. The ushers. who led the way to
the palm and blossom adorned chancel. were
Mr.. F. F. Champion, Mr.. G. K. Lawton, Mr..
G. r. Hamlin, and Mr.. c. Hammond. Mr..
C. A. Miner acted as best man. 1t was in
tended that small reception would be heid
after the ceremony. but this was omitted.
owing to recent death in the famlly Oh
the bride. Mr.. and Mrs. Ames left for
Southern trip before going TO their home IN
Brooklyn. n. Y.
Mrs. Stanley Matthews and her cousin.
Miss Addison Mitchell have returned to
Mrs Matthews home. in Street, after an
absence of six months abroad. spent in
Norway and Sweden, England, and France
A pleasant social incident of yesterday
afternoon was the reception held by Mrs.
Carusf. cards for which were enclosed
with the. invitations issued at the time OF
her marriage, in the early fall. to Mr..
Charles Francis Carusi. The hostess re-
| ceived in her wedding gown OF embroid-
| cred chiffon and point lace. and the draw
ing room was fragrant with the roses.
| pink white, and red, that, with palms.
formed the decorations. Before her mar
rage Mrs. Carusi was Miss Marie Cassin.
| daughter OF the late Joseph H. SdSsih, anu
! granddaughter Of Commodore Stephen b.
| Cassin of Georgetown.
Prof. Ebin ]. Loomis. who has retired
after half century of active service in
the United States Naval Observatory.
went, with Mrs. Loomis. in the early au-
tumn, for visit of six. weeks or more In
Lancaster. N H. They are now in Boston.
but will shortly go to Amherst. where
they Will make their home with their
daughter. Mrs. Mabel Loomis Todd.