Evening star., 1901-10-24

msn. and Rev. DIR. Lemon. the grooms
father. officiated, assisted by Rev. DIR.
Bristol Or, and Mrs. Lemon left last
nisht for honeymoon Jaunt. after a re-
ceptton limited TO relatives and the wedding
party. The couple will go to house keeping
upon their return at 619 G street SOUTH
west
Mrs, Margaret Walker has isuued invita-
tens for the marriage OF her daughter.
isle 6essle Ruth. TO Mr. John Waggaman
Brawner. Wednesday. November g. at noon,
az Foundry NJ. f. Church.
me engagement is announced Of Miss
oiive Gale. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs Thos
city. "a ms
Mr.. Mrs. and Miss Halford. having spent
IN summer In Maine and the White and
berkshire mountains are at home again
cards are out FOR the marriage of Miss
Helen Grace Buck. daughter OF DR. and
MIS-. NJ. J. Buck Of Pittsburg and Mr. Ste
nhen Q HAYES. son OF Mr. and Mrs. n. @.
Hayes OF this city. which will take place al
the Sacred Heart Church. Pittsbnrs'
wednesday evening, November G.
Mr Charles w Hopkins and Miss Annie
smith, both of Washington. ID. c. were
married I'm st. Anne's Church, Auuspolis
Ma, thursday, August ], 1901. by the Rev.
D. L. McCoinas, rector OF st. Anne'S parish.
Lieut.. l.. $. Breckenridge of the artillery
left the city Wednesday for Fort Williams.
NE, 10 Join his battery. He has been de-
'dlned IN Washington on account of the
serious illness OF his younger brother with
typhoid fever. who IL now convalescent
Mrs. III. A. Gnlenwater OF 1905 New
Hampshire avenue. who has been so Sc
riously Ill, is now couValescent.
Rev. DIR. Hamlin's Invitations for Satur-
Gay afternoon to meet Rev. G. Campbell
Morgan are recalled because of the Illness
OF the latter, who is in Baltimore
Rev. Joseph l. Gallen of St Peters
~. H.,
last evening for Miss Grace. NJ GOODYEAR
aPd Mr.. Bernard u. Donnelly at the rest
denee of the brides parents Mr. and Mrs
Auulson L. Goody ear. 433 LIST street south
east. The parlor was decorated with fiow-
ers. Only the intimate friends and rela-
tlNes OF the couple were present Miss Bes-
sic Goodyear, sister OF the bride was
bridesmaid, while Mr.. ]. III. Donn.lly was
best man. A wedding supper was served
The bride received large number of pres
ents.
The marriage OF Miss Anna Belle Car
penter and Mr.. Charles ii. Henney took
place at 2S3 Sth street northeast, the home
OF the brides mother. at o'clock last
evening, the ceremony being witnessed by
only the immediate relatives of the fapli-
lies. Rev. George Maydwell of Waugh
Church performed the ceremony and the
wedding march was played by Dr. Bischom
Mr.. William s. Carpenter of New York city
brother of the bride, gave her hand I'm
marriage, and Mr.. Roland Roderick aCted
Bertha Jett and Miss Kate Johnston, who
were becomingly attred I'm white organdle
over silk, and carried bouquets of pink
roses The brides gown was OF crepe de
chine over white taffeta, trimmed with
chiffon, pearls and applique Her bouquet
was OF bride roses and lilies of the valley.
AFTER the ceremony reception was
held. The house was profusely deco
rated with palms, smilaN and maiden-
hair ferns and congratulations were re-
ceiVed amid bower of white chrysanthe-
NUNS. The presents were numerous and
filled an entire room. The couple left on
late train for trip through the west
returning home by way Of Niagara Falls
and Buffalo. After their return they will
reside at 23o Sth street northeast until
spring. when their new home at Cleveland
Park viii be ready for occupancy. Mrs.
Henney has been soloist in Foundry Church
choir for number of years and Mr.. Hem
ney is well and favorably known in musical
circles in this city.
Mr. A. NJ. Routt of the Associated Press,
New York city. who has been on a short
visit to his sister, Mrs. George Routt-John-
son, and other relatives in Washington re-
turned TO New York yesterday.