Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-06-06
Society Notes.

SOclety NOteS.
There was large attendance at Abner'S Garden
last night as 1t had been announced that the pro-
ceeds of the sale OF tickets would be given to aid
the building fu nd of the Garfield Memorial Hos
pital Association. number OF those belonging
to the Ladies Aid Society of that organization
present and numerous Senators and Representa-
tives with their families well as residents The
usual evening concert was given by the orchestra
and the Tyr0lese singers In the garden, and about
ten O'Clock dancing began in the large hall be-
tween the pieces played by the orchestra outside
The occasion seemed greatly enjoyed by all
Judge Keys daughters, Misses Annie and
Hattie Key, who have been in Europe nearly q
the summer In the Pyrenees Their mother viii
probably go to Europe next autumn to join
them.-The daughters of Senator Hill, of Colo
rada is still improving in health at Warm Springs,
Va-Miss Slaymaker has returned here.-Mrs
BabcOck is again seriously ill.-Justice Mlllerss
wife and daughter will not leave here for the sum-
mer before July 1st.-JuStice and Mrs Matthews
attended last evening in Louisville the golden
wedding OF Mr: and Mrs. Harvey Watterson, the
thews is expected at her home tomorrow. Her
two eldest daughters are here.-Secretary Lin
coins wife is with her parents, ex.secretary and
turn here this summer.
AS has been their custom for several years
many Washington families will go to spend their
summer at Narragansett. Among them Will be
Admiral and Mrs Raymond Rodgers, Mrs. s. v.
Niles and daughter, General WatmOugh and fam
family. Senator Don CamerOn'S wife and his
daughter, Mrs. Bradley, Miss Cults and Mrs John
Davis and her children will also spend portion OF
the summer at Narragansett
Miss Ida j. DOnOhO, daughter OF Mr.. William II.
DonohO, and grand daughter OF the late Thomas
Donoho, so long identified with the National Intel
Hgencer, was yesterday married to Mr.. William r.
Bradford, OF the Pension Office. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. G. II. Richardson at 1914 10th
street northwest, the residence OF Mrs. Kirkw0Od
sister OF ex-Secretary OF the Interior KfrkwOOd
and cousin OF the bride. The bridesmaids were
Miss Beckie KirkwOod and Miss Rachel Belt, and
the groomsmen were Mr.. Halleck Donoho, a bro
ther OF the bride, and Mr.. j. B. Callahan, OF the
Interior department.
Mrs. Captain Russell left yesterday morning fol
Oswego, NY, having received telegram OF the
extreme Illness OF her father, Rev. A.C. Treadway
The Captain did not accompany her.
Mrs G. w. Sponord, OF the Riggs House. enter
tanned last evening the members OF the Society fol
the Advancement OF Women. There were present
beside the large membership OF the District
Miss Anthony, from New York; Mr.. and Mrs. Pat,
rick and Miss Phoebe w. Couzins, from ST Louis
The private dining room was beautifully decorated
with flowers fags and pictures, and the table was
arranged with antique china. flowers and the dell
caees OF the season in the exquisite style for which
the Riggs House is noted. Miss Anthony and Miss
CouZinS responded to call by few facet10uS re
marks, at the close OF which Mr. SpO1ord, OF tht
Riggs, was cordially toasted for nfs hOspitabls
spirit on this and other occasions OF the society
and at the close the meetings were adjourned f0
! the year.