Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-23

house. The interesting stage OF decoraI ions mas
hansinss. carpets and dran.ries is under con.
sideratiOn. Mrs. Cleveland sees no one but the
Cabinet ladies, excepting by previous engage
ment, and very few engagements are made.
Secretary Manning and his charming house
hold are again comfortably settled in their
pleasant home. The Secretary Is advancing in
health and strength in sure and steady PAGES.
Secretary and Mrs. Endicott will visit Boston
early in November.
Secretary Whitney had Secretary and Mrs.
Endicott to dine with them at Grasslands last
Sunday. Mrs. Whitney has left her house i'm
LenOx, and Is now in New York city. 1t is ex-
pccted that she will arrive in the capital early
next week.
Secretary Lamar has with him his sister-in-
law, Mrs. Lamar, of Monticello Fla. Mrs.
Lamar Is an attractive and agreeable lady and
is pleasant AGO uisition 10 the Secretary's in
teresting household. She will be In the city for
q short time.
The Attorney General and his family, with
Mrs. Hubbard, have reinstated themselves for
the winter in their Rhode Island avenue house.
Justice and Mrs. Fields have returned to the
city.
Justice and Mrs. Matthews will have
with them this winter the Misses Matthews
ana. throughput the winter, numerous friends,
as guests OF the house.
The wedding OF Bessie 8. Hancock, daughter
OF Col. John Hancock and niece o. the late
General Hancock, to Mr.. Edward Ingiis Frost, of
ST. Paul, will take place this evening at the
r.. Ii.
Merriam, in st. Paul.
Mrs. Dulph and Miss Dolph returned on Mon.
day from their foreign tour. The ladies
ceived marked attentions when abroad. They
were entertained by notable people in London
and Paris, and in the latter capital Minister
McLane aud Miss McLane gave large opera
party in their honor.
Judge Robert Siannard, of Richmond, has
taken house here for the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Douglass have issued
he M nf fhair "A
Josephine Dougiass, and MIR. William Newton
Strong, son of eX-Just Strong. The weduing
Will take place on Wednesday evening, Novem-
Der 3, at 1870 O'Clock, at the New York avenue
church.
The engagement is announced CT Miss Mary
Goode. daughter Of fex-Representative Goode, to
MIR. BroOKs, OF Norfolk.
Mr. Charles E. kncad spent the week in
New York city in attendance upon the sessions
oi the Phi Theta society, In convention assem-
bed In that city.
MIR. FISHER has taken the house of Admiral
Radiord on n street.
Mrs. Lieut.. Selfridge returns from Virginia
next week, and will be at the Gramercy tor the
winter.
On Tuesday, at the home of the brides
parents. at Lewiston, Frederick county, Md,
Mr.: houert klitz, o Washington, was wedued
10 Miss Maggie +. IayIur, Rev. j. Milton Snyder
PERFORMING the marriage Ceremony. A Large
circle of reiativ S, irIe..ds and acquaintances
had gathered at the brides nome during the
morning and promptly at IL o'clock the happy
Couple were made one. immediately aiier the
ceremony The Company was led 10 the dining
dellcacy, and all partOOk OF the good things
thus furnisued. The wedding gifts were uumer-
GUS ana handsome. Mr.. and Mrs. hlotz le.t the
same afternoon lOr w dsniugtOn, bearing with
tueui the well wishes oi many warm friends.
MIR. aud Mrs. Edgar, with their daughter, Miss
Constance Edgar, nave hired the house OF Gen.
SAckeLt, on street.
The engagement of Miss Julia Casey to Mr..
nj fhnfx in,
the local papers the Il, st Oi the week, is author
tatively pronuunced without fouudatlon in
fact.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. T. Langley, of Newport, II. l.,
have issued cards of Invitation to the marriage
of their daughter, Miss Marion e:i,er Lans-
ley, To Mr. " Iliiam kirkus, jr., OF this city, on
c.,urch, in thai place. Mr. kirkus AZ The son OF
Rev. Dr. kirkus, of Ba tin.ore, aud principal
urauehtsmln la the office OF Mr.. Vim. Bruce
Gray, architect.
Admiral and Mrs. Upshur have returned from
Lenux, and sent out cards Tor the marriage of
their daughter, Miss Virginia De I.ancey
Kearney, aud Lieut.. kidgely Hant, at Lhe Cuurcn
vemuer 3, at els ht O'clock. Alter the ceremony
y reception will be neld at the residence Of
Aumirai Upshur, from eight 10 ten o CLOCK. Tne
Invitations to the receptions have been limited
to a few friends vi the Iamiiy, step rendered
necessary by uncontroliable circumstances. 1he
hest man will be Mr.. Thomas Hunt, brother OF
the groom, and the usners are To oe Mr.. Liv-
inssLOn Hunt, Mr.. Henry Murray, Mr.. Guerardi
Davis and Mr.. Arthur uoIdsOorougn.
Gen. Hazen has brought With him from
Mexico and the Pacific coast many curios
strange bits of quaint pottery, and Tapestries
OF cuIlous weave.
MIR. Thomas Horrigan and Miss Mary Cum
ningham were married ut st. Dominjc's church
last Monday evening, Rev. Father Dohneiiy
performing The ceremony. Miss katie Hughes
acted as bridesmaid, and Mr.. Lawrence Nc
Hugh was oest man. After the cerenlouy a re-
ception was helu at the Iuture nome vf AR. and
Mrs. Aorrigan, 624 Virginia avenue southwest
The wife of Representative Campbell leaves
the city to-day tor her home in Hamilton, OHIO,
to stay there until after the November eiec-
tions.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. P. Morgan are enjoying their
honeymoon quietly in the spacious mansion
Oh scott Circle. They are at home 10 Callers in
the evenings.
Justice " ood is too Ill to take his seat upon
the Supreme Bench, 1t is feared, during the
winter hls family remain abroad, and the
Justice will stay in the city Ior treat ment.
Col. Robert l. Fleming will be married to
Miss Belle Vedder at the residence OF her father,
Col. Vedder, ON w Wednesday evening next at
O'Clock.
Senator and Mrs. Stanford will return to their
house here the beginning OF next month.
Mr.. and Mrs. kamsdell have taken quarters
at l4US II street, where they expect to be domi-
cileu iOr the winter.
The young ladies OF Norwood institute had a
delightful dance at 14O7 Massachusetts avenue
last evening.
MIR. j. e. G. Kennedy and Mrs. Kennedy yes
terday received the congratulations OF their
numerous friends upon the nfLy-second an.
nlversary of their marriage.
Anne E. Ellis, correspondent, is at 100 14th
street northwest
Lady Fairfax, of California. has taken up her
residence here. She is q sister OF Baron Fair
tax.
Mr.. ]. W. Farrar and the Misses Farrar ha We
returned to the city from their trip to New
England, and are At 11O9 l7th street north
west for the winter.
Mrs. James S. Gray has returned from New
Jersey.
Miss Sussie Sutphin is back from New York
for the winter.
Miss Katharine r. Ranney has gone to Fred
erick for u lew days.
Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Hollyday have re-
turned from their bridal trip TO the tar west,
Mrs Thomas s. Taylor, who has been spend
ing several months in Indiana and Mich gan,
will return TO morrow morning, some what I'm.
proved In health.
Mr.. George E. Kelly and Miss Elizabeth Lusk
will be married at the residence OF the brides
parents Wednesday evening, at seven O'Clock.
Miss Minnie Rinehart, formerly Of this city,
was married to Mr.. Link, of Terre Haute
1nd., at her home in Lebanon, Pa on Thurs
day last.
Miss Martin, OF this city. is spending a few
days with friends In Montgomery county.
The wife Of Major McCreary is in the city on
q short visit The Major Is stationed at Chey-
enne.
Mrs. D. Gray Purman, with her daughter
Rose, is at Longmont Col, Tor prolonged stay
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