Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-10-16
SOCIETY NOTES.

SOCIETY NOTES.
The Collins-Pelouze Wedding-OffI-
e e,a, P Hns',n,1 srad'ey-Cs',-
Cards for the wedding OF the late Ge-.eral Pc
louzes youngest daughter have ssen issued
this week They read simply: carriage cere-
mony at All Souls Church, Washington. d. c..
Wednesday evening, Octobes 9th, 1880. st half
past seven O'Clock. Joh1 Bates Collins. SC.
Louis; Kate Pelouze, Washington"
Mrs. Pelouze and Ter daughter are now the
The wedding VIII be very unostentatious one
but as the bride elect has spent most of her life
In the District, and her family and self have so
many friends here. much interest is felt I'm her
marriage. During visit to Sc. Louis within a
few months past she met Mr.. Collins and the
engagement soon followed, 1t being clear case
Those VINO know the gentleman approve the
lady choice as much as they do his.
ca the maEsge OF Mr. Bradley and Miss Ida
take place at her fathers residence at Harris
burg Miss Bayard, daughter Of the Delaware
senator Will be one OF the bridesmaids. Ssn-
atOr Csmeron's residence here will be com
pleted within six weeks.
The marriage OF Miss Worthington, of George.
tcWn and Mr.. Trescott is to take place In No.
is son of Mr.. Trescott, who has been sent as a
Commissioner to Japan.
The marriage OF senator Mcdonald and Mrs
I y,
place In this city. Her son married Judge Bart.
leys daughter few years since.
General and Mrs. Capron have removed from
'h' 1r residence on street to one in the row on
ohnecttcut avenue, which adjolnS the Br itish
legai1on-Mrs. Sanders Irving, who has been
visiting her sister. Mrs. Robert Winthrop, at
Brookl1ne, Mass, returned to her residence here
last week Mrs Winthrop accompanied her
husband, the ex-speaker OF the house of repreS-
EN- 10 New York where he went to attend
| Mcclure, the Assistant Postmaster General has
gone west to bring hither his wife, whose beauty
previous visits Though Still young, her abuns
cant suit OF hair is silvery white. She is first
cousin Of Mr.. English, the democratic nominee
Drake,s daughter. who has been i'll with remit
| tent fever. is now happily recovering. Judge
and MRS. Drake viii soon go to st. Louis TO
| years and they have numerous friends there.
Gen. Pauls health does not improve, ana
his x,o family 5go and nd renas are continually
F street, opposite Winder's Bullding.-
Mrs. James b. Tickets returned last week from
her visit to New York and philadelphia
! eral Gibson, who left on Tuesday with his wife
and children, will leave them with General
Preston's family: in Kentucky. while he goes to
cool weather sets in.-Secretary SchuIz's
| daughters met him here last week, on his re-
turn rom the west; and are notv with him at
| his residence Oh Ii Street.-Dr. LHcoln'S wife
and son have returned to his residence on II
street, and are in excellent health-Mrs BID
WelE wi who has been visiting her parents (Mr.
and Mrs. Kennedy Will return to her husbands
home tn California within a fortnight.-Cap-
| tain and Mrs Franklin are expected to return
to their residence on 10th street by the close
OF the present month.-Mrs ,Watmough
and her daughter. who are visiting reIa-
tives In Philadelphia, will probably arrive
h her9o next aa week, and will pc at their
Mrs. H. c. Corbln who has been 1'' Visiting
her relatives In Ohio. returned to her residence.
sherman sherman Place, on NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
dence Of Commodore Upshur On Rhode Island
avenue and will occupy it during the next SEES
sion SOL , Of Congress -Colonel Jerome Bonaparte
1st.-Sir Edward Thornton and family have
| engaged passage on the steamer which will sail
| November 9th for this country.-Mme. Outrey
is low occupying her cottage at Newport, and
is rot expected here until November 1st.-
Gen. AlyoId is removing from n street to I'd
| Pike Graham and his wife Will soon take pos.
session Of the residence they have taken on n
street Mrs Graham is now In New York pur-
chasing articles for house NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
! ant and Mrs Brodhead have taken rooms at the
| Riggs House for the winter, and are now there.
=, As'all the acquaintance OF Admiral and Mrs.
| Rodgers were confident that there would be
celebration of their daughters marriage to Mr.
| Louis Nelson, OF New York, after the compile
tion OF the dwelling the Admiral is building on
| street. and that it would be gala OCCASION
| great surprise was caused by the publication on
Friday last OF the license for the marriage OF
! the twain, no cards having been received by
| any one. 1t Is surmised that, although the
| license has been secured, the marriage win not
| take place until towards the Close OF thfs
| month. Mr.. Nelson is young wttlower who
| has no children, his wife having died With 4 a
| year after their marriage Miss Rodgers who
| is extremely pretty, is first cousin of Mrs
| August Belmont. or New York. Mrs. Rodgers
| was Miss Slidtll as also was Mrs. Perry. the
| mother Of MIS-. Belmont.
| MI. George Babbitt, formerly of the Boston
| Io5, ard now private secretary 10 Mayor
! Prince OF Boston, is betrothed to the daughter
| OF MI. Jonas French. OF Mass achusetts who was
| was On Gen. Buffers staff during the war iad
| VINE has residence on Cape Ann adjoining that
| Of Gen. Butler
Miss Hattie Whiting has returned from the
! norm. where She attended the great musical
| convention at worcester, Massachusetts. IIar
| rlch cOntralto voice was considered OF M len
promise there. and 1t Is probable that she Will
| continue her musical education at the Boston
| conservatory. The amount OF vocal talent
| that has manifested Itself in Washington seems
! TO show that our climate Is favorable TO the
| development OF the voice. In many respects
| the climate in this latitude corresponds very
! clC Sely TO that OF Italy.
MI ID. w. Bartlett secretary OF the Chinese
legation, has returned to Washington. He has
| Sumlnered at his Connecticut home On the
| beautiful Harrington river chat delight OF the
artists, and what, with rowing and other Omen
ar exercises. has quite recovered his old time
| sturdy health.