Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-11-15
Society Notes.

Several OF the ladies' who live at the Navy Yard
including Commodore Pattson's wife and daugh-
ter and Mrs. Menocal, began their Monday recep-
tons yesterday and had many calls as also did the
families Of some of the Justices OF the Supreme
Court who were found at home.
Representative and Mrs Hubbell. of Michigan,
nave taken for the season the elegant residence OF
Wis case, On the west side Of Iowa Circle, and
ment is large, wei appointed and handsomely fur
nlshed, and is admirably adapted for entertaining
Oh which, their friends understand, Mr.. and Mrs
Hubbel propose to do their full share during the
season.
Judge Folger, the new Secretary OF the Treas
ury, has daughter, who will, it is said, preside
for him.-Justice Miller's vile has returned from
her visit tn New YOrk.-Judge Bartley's wife left
this morning for Ohio to be absent two weeks
his private secretary, Mr.. Mussey, and 1t is con-
jectured that the wedding day is not far Distant
city, is expected here to-day ard win be the guest
OF Col and Mrs. Berret until her marriage with
Admiral Al MIR, lie Roy, which Is to occur on Thursday
Irene Baumgras, OF this city, is to sail this week
for Europe, with the purpose Of pursuing musical
study two years In Germany. Last summer, at the
Cincinnati College OF Music, the Springer medal
was awarded to Miss Baumgras for excelling in
piano playing.
A HUSBANDS BILL FOR DrvoRCE.-Yesterday
Messrs. Smith and Warwick filed bill for divorce
IN the name of Abraham Brown against Rebecca
Brown. They were married by Rev. w. II. Lee,
March ID, 1866, Defendants name being Fox. He
charges that after living together three months
happily she left him for four months, during which
time she had a male child, and she admitted that
he was not the father OF it, and on the 18th Of Oc
t0ber. 1866, the defendant deserted him, and al
though he has requested. her to return to him she
refuses, &C.
MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued to Hugo
kretchman and Sophie Shellhorn; Levi Brooks
and Elizabeth Jones, both OF Montgomery county,
Md; X II. Humphrey and Mamie G: Riggs, both
of Montgomery county, Md; Edward C. West and
d.. MalOrnpV. IT, TOWnpr
Selma Frank; j. s Block and Henrietta p Farrall,
OF A. A. county, Md; w. A. Williamson and Clara
Dorsey; W. j. Pierce and Annie Spicer, both OF
Culpeper county, Va; Edward Sparks and Mary
j. Cooper; Robert Johnston and Minnie Fuller;
Edward Hill and Annie Henderson, ThOS. L. House
and Jennie f. Rawlings; John f. Banks and Cath
crime Robinson; ThOS. L. Ball and Laidee Price
Hunter; VIM. Handy and Margaret Ellen Daley;
w. E. Leroy, of New York, and Mary B. Stump, of
Maryland; John w. Tanning and Jennie Sum-
merS.
DEEDS IN FEE have been recorded as follows:-
Margaret Brown to Mary A. Cushing, lot b, parts
4and 3, So. 214; 8. America g. Pedrick to John
r: Olmstead, part II, sub g So. 1913; s2,5Co. w. w.
Metcalf to Jennie Harkin, sub % So no. 81 500 j.
L. WhetOn to Joseph Forrest, sub SO; $3.50. VIM A.
Richardson to j. c. Lott, lot, original lot 729; s..
VIM. A. Gordon, trustee, to W. w. Evans, part
tract OF land called 'Pretty Prospect" $4,000.
George w. Ii. Van Horn to Susan KleiOer, lot liz
In sub OF lot sc to 40, in sub So. 509 500.