Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-11-28
SAYINGS AND DOINGs IN SOCIETY.

The hop given at Annapolis on Wednesday
evening by The second class OF naval cadets to
the graduating class was largely attended and
was in every wa. a very successful and delight
ful affair. The guests were received by Mrs.
Commander Huntington, assisted by Cadet
Foust. Among those present from Washington
were Chief Justic Waite and Miss Mary Waite
Waite, Hubbard I. Smith, Ross Thompson.
Misses Alice and Carrie jenkins, Miss Ringgold,
H HIs Maggi eu Miss Ryelns HEAP Ensign
Miss Berry, Miss Mann and the Misses Baker,
daughters of Chief Engineer Baker, the elder OF
Baker, OF the navy.
Many and marked changes In contemplated
social programs for the coming winter season
will be occasioned by the unexpected and Ia
mented death Of Vice President Hendricks
Mr.. Hendricks himself also greatly enjoyed, and
many friends here were looking forward with
pleasant anticipations to their arrival in Wash
ington, and it was the general expectation that
they would become the centers of q brilliant
and extensive social circle: Many plans to
that end had indeed already been set on loot
In her great sorrow Mrs. Hendrieks VIII have
friends here. both old and newly made. 0e'''ee
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred. Teller celebrated the
twenty-fifth anniversary OF their marriage on
Wednesday evening at their residence, 23l
rennsyayania avenue. A large circle Of reia-
good wishes. and many presents sppropr.ste 10
Tie occasion testified 70 the esteem IN which
they &fe hsed ~ wide circle OF fr1endx
A very quiet and pretty wedding was that Of
Mr.. George w. Woelper, OF New Orleans, and
Miss Marie Antoinette Fracker, which took
place on Wednesday evening, at the residence
of the ladies parents, on Iowa Circle. The bride
was attiTed In an elegant toilet Of rich white
silk with the customary bridal adornments,
while the groom appeared, OF course, in the con.
yentional gentleman's evening dress suit.
Bridesmaids, best men and ushers were dis
pensed with-the bride-to-be entering the spa
cious parlors leaning on the arm OF her rather,
who OF course gave her away, and the rrospec.
tive groom escorted her mother The Ceremony
was performed 10y Rev. DIR. Elliott, rector OF the
church OF the Assertion. Less than fifty persons
were present, and the assent lage included only
relatives and the more Intimate friends Of the
family. After q bounteous and attractive cola.
ton was served to the company the newly
married couple left for an extended tour
through the northern states after which they
will go to New Orleans, where they will make
their future home.
The death of Mrs. Nicolay, wife of the Mar.
shall Of the United States Supreme court, on
Wednesday, was not q surprise to those who
knew Of her critical condition for several days
previous, but the announcement was O painful
not aware Of her illness. Her sweet quiet ways
and high intellectual qualities had greatly en-
deared her TO all who knew her, and her death
will throw q cloud OF sorrow over many pleas
ant circles, while to that of the family, where she
always was at her best, the loss wei be simply
trreparable.
nom the city since July, has returned, and will
remain during the winter.
Mrs. Letter returned TO the city on Wednes-
day, her husband having preceded her by seve-
raj days, and they are now domiciled for the
on Dupont Circle.
Mrs. jackson, wife OF Ex-Governor jackson
OF West Virginia, who has been visiting her
sister, Mrs. Fracker, on Iowa Circle, for several
days, len for her home in Parkersburg last
Miss Bayard, daughter of the Secretary II
State. is In New York for visit OF couple Of
weeks.
Ex-secretary and Mrs. Chandler expect to
arrive in Washington for the winter next week.
They wiz. Of course as formerly, occupy their
own house on I street.
Col. Charles w. johnson, chief clerk Of the
Senate, returned TO the city last evening with
his family, and is located for the season at 1904
Alma, has been attending school at Mount
vernon seminary since the opening OF the term
enson were entertained at dinner Thanksgiving
Day by Mrs. J. R. Reid, 1917 Connecticut ave-
nue., who had invited several other guests 20
meet them. The occasion was one Of great en-
Joyment TO all participants.
Senator and Mrs. Jackson and their daughter
have arrived In town, and are again occupying
their pleasant home. lOl6 Vermont avenue.
Jsdge 8. w. Johnston and his sister, Miss
Elizabeth Bryant Johnston, are now on the
ocean, On route for home. and expect 10 reach
Washington In few days.
Cards have been issued for the marriage or
Miss Bessie 1cKelden, daughter Of Mr.. J. @.
McKelden, to VIM. Herbert Smith, son Of Mr..
Walter B. Smith, to take place at the residences
Of Mr.. McKelden, 613 street, on Wednesday
evening. December 9th, At half-past seven
o'clock.
Miss Fannie Caldwell, daughter of - late
Hon. Alfred Caldwell and sister Of the Attorney
n mi tC - "A - NJ has
uncle, Mr. z s. Wheat, O85 z street
Mrs. Muldrow, wife OF the Assistant secrs-
tary q the Interior. and family b ss the Ebbitt
Hon. George Ford, who represents the THU.
tenth indiana Congressional district in oon-
Wednesday evening last TO Mss Josephine
wealthy msnnfactarer OF that city. M. and
and ere located for the winter at e8S II strese
ncrthvsst. where they win b ~ home 70 their
Lieut. J. A. Buchanan, Of the l4sh infantry,
and his BRIDE ere q The Portland. They WIN
Lieut. buchanan n stationed.
CARDS aEU cat Sor The marriage of Mr.. John =
Deall, a tnis city, 20 Miss Mary Landen IN In
dianapolis noxt Tuesday evening.
Hen. Chax3os HAr0ingo, third secretary q the
British lseation, = sxpsossd 70 arrive IN wssh-
Minister oox, ~ conssantinopse, ~ dsls-
gated CoDoul Heap % Negotiate he noW 0o0r
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