Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-12-10
SOCIETY NOTES.

Miss Robinson and Miss Burchen, Of this city
went over to Annapolis on Saturday to attend the
naval cadets hop Saturday evening.
The engagement Of Mr.. Theodore Frelinghuysen
son of the Secretary OF State, to Miss Alice Coats
daughter OF MIR. James P. Coats OF Providence the
wealthy cotton manufacturer, is announced Mr.
Frel1nghuysen Is the general agent OF the Wilks
bury Coal company in Providence His brother
george, II Will be remembered, married the daugh-
ter OF q rich brewer OF Newark some time ago.
The wife OF Lieut.. Jacobs is quite III at her home
on 34th street.
Miss Gardiner, OF Augusta, Ga, is passing some
time at the National Hotel.
Mrs. DR.. Mason, OF Charlestown, W. Va. is visit
Ing the Misses Stephenson at their home on 31st
and streets. Mrs. Mason Is sister OF Gov Halli.
day, OF Virginia, who has just returned from spend
Ing the last eight months in foreign lands.
Mr.. Charles Woodward is now In New York at
the Hoffman House, where he Will probably remain
for the greater portion OF the winter.
Mr.. Frank Lee and sister, Miss Susie Lee have re-
turned to the city for the season. after spending
the summer on their place near Baltimore.
Mrs. Pugh, OF Richmond, is visiting her sister,
Mrs Ralph johnson, OF street. Mr. and Mrs.
johnson will not go into society this season to any
quiet home life. ''' ~ ''''Ao' '''' en'o' "en' oi
Mr.. and Mrs. William S. Smiley, Of Haverhill,
Mass, are making their Washington winter visit.
They are at the Riggs.
Vice Admiral Gore Jones, OF the British Navy. ex-
poets next year, after being placed upon the retired
list, TO visit this country, where he has wide Cir
Gle OF friends.
The news Of the sudden death in London, on the
Sd OF December, OF Lady Rose has been received by
John Rose, so well and favorably known in this
country and sister of Commodore Temple
Lieut.. Gilmore left Washington last night and
will sail on the nth instant for his post of duty
on the ASiatic station. Lieut.. Gilmore has Only
been home for about twelvemonth after three
years service spent at the same ports, to which, by
his own request, he is so soon to return.
The marriage of Mr.. Edwin Fowler, of the Bureau
will take place in this city during the latter part OF
the month Mr. Fowler is son OF the appoint
ment clerk In the Office OF the Third Assistant Post
master General
mer on his large stock farm in Illinois, is contem.
plating at present the purchase OF some lands In
Virginia The General viii come to washington
early in the New Year, taking up his abode either
at the Metropolitan or Congressional hotel Miss
Lily Singleton, his daughter will be married In the
first part OF January to Mr.. Thomas of Baltimore
Miss Ida Magruder, having left the old homestead
on street, is occupying, with her sister and aunt
one OF the row OF new houses Just Completed Or
29th street, between and @.
Madame William de Bodisco, whose husband died
last spring. has left San Francisco, where she has
been with her mother, Mrs. Savage, ever since hel
w1dowhoOd, and gone. with her child, to visit rea
tives in Russia, Germany, France and England.
Miss Annie GLASGOW who, while living at the Con.
greSslOnal nOUel last year, made so many friends
Will return next month to pass the greater portion
OF the gay season.
Miss Clltz, daughter of the Rear Admiral, afte,
visiting her friend, Miss Livingston at Old Poin,
Comfort, for some time, has returned to her home
in Brooklyn.
Mr.. Eugene A. Hall, Of this city, Will be married
at the Church Of the Ascension, on December 18th
to Mrs Louise NJ. Pendleton, of Hartford, Conn
Mrs. Ella Wilkes, daughter OF Capt Y. p Barrett
of New York city, was married during the past
week to Mr. Frank v. Ingraham, in Elizabeth
n. j.