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Capt. John T. Wvins, elslef dark of theInterna) Revenue Hurrau. gave hi* friends and associate* a great *urpri*e the past week by quietly getting mar-rled while away on his annual vacation.He we.*i married to Mi**Wheaton in the “Little Church Around the Corner, New York city, at 2 o'clock Monday afternoon, the Rev. Dr. Houghton officiating. Immediately after theCeremony the bridal couple took a train for this city, arriving Monday evening, and going to the groom'* apartmentsat the Windsor, their future home.Tuesday morning Captain Bivins had occasion to visit tne department, andthen It was that the happy secret leakedout. and he became the recipient ofmany congratulation* upon this* hiethird matrimonial venture, Th«* bride is a niece of hi* first wife, and it 1* said that he first became acquainted tiffh her when a* a child she visitedj her aunt. _ ~Captain Birins i* an ex-Confederate,hailing 'roro Georgia, and saw much active service in the battle* of the civilwar. For many years he has h**n chief clerk of the Inienal Revenue Office and few, if any, more popular have h*4dthis position. I Je 1Ufhmt Attaches Are Doinr.
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Washington Times
Washington, Washington-DC, US
Sun, Jul 15, 1906
Page 19
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