Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-04-07
SAYINGS AND DOINGs In SOCIETY

Mrs. Archibald Hopkins, who has been absent
in Boston and New York much of the winter
has returned to the city and taken possession of
her house on Dupont Circle.
Mrs. Whitney has returned from Cleveland
and drove out yesterday to her country Mace
Mrs Payne is still in Cleveland
Mrs. Speaker Carlisle, who has been suffering
for the past fortnight with muscular rheuna.
tism, is able to drive out.
There was good turnout yesterday of young
men and women at the second rehearsal by
Prot. Marwig of the different classes Of tho
kirmes. Arrangements were made to have the
Professor come over from New York next Tues
day for another rehearsal. The tickets for the
performance. which arc in the hands of Mrs
Romero and Mrs. DIR. Pope, are selling rapidly
A party of agreeable people assembled at
Senator Palmer's house last evening to discuss
the trip TO Cuba, from which a number of them
Mrs. and Miss Malone, Representative and
Mrs. Burrows, Senator and Mrs jackson and
Miss jackson, and Mr.. w. E. Quinby, of De-
Mis- Kate Field is at Welcker's, and will prob
ably stay in the city tor some time.
Miss Edith Carpenter, of Concord, who has
been spending the winter in the south. ia the
guest OF the family of Mr.. Charles NordhoH on
street.
Mrs. E. p. Buckingham arrived from Califor-
MIA ON Monday, and is the guest of DIR. and Mrs.
!. M: smith. Mrs. Smith will be at home to
her friends on Thursday.
MIS-. Jouu "A. Logan went 10 Chicago on Mon.
day to look after some business affairs con-
nected with the summer leasing Of her property
there. :"
Dr. Frank w. Lang, of Menomonee, Wis., was
married last evening to Miss Kate F. Gibson
OF this city, at the Garfield Memorial church.
Mrs. William S. Fisher, who has been spend
Ing the winter in Washington returned to New
York yesterday. Mrs. Fisher intends to make
this her permanent winter residence.
Mrs. Biddle and the Misses Biddle, of street.
gave small tea on Monday.
The marriage of Miss Mary c. Knight. the
daughter of Mr.. Octavlus Knight to Mr.. Harry
Knight, occurred this morning, at half-past ten
AT the First Presbyterian church. There was q
large attendance of the friends and aconainf.
ances of the contracting parties and the church
was very prettily decorated with flowers The
ceremony was performed by Rev. DIR. Sunder-
dand, the bride being given away by her father
The ushers were Mr.. W alter Hopkins, Mr., Rum.
say hewitt, MIR. Herbert knight and Mr. Samuel
Knight The bride was dressed in travelInu
costume, and Immediately after the ceremony
their return they will reside in this CITY,
The wedding of Miss Hattie L. Daniels dauQh-
ter of JOS. ii. Daniels, and Robert ]. Boyd was
solemnized last evening at the Assembly Pres
byterian church. The church was thronped
with friends Of both parties, and although the
weather was unfavorable it did not lessen ao-
probably the attendance. The ceremony was
conducted by the pastor, Rev. Geo o. Little.
Presby terrain church. The bridal couple. nrs.
coded by the ushers, Messrs. Thompson On
Bots, Sharretts and Hodges, entered the church
to the strains OF the wedding march nom Lo-
bride wore u beautiful wedding dress Of cream
satin, with train, lilies OF the valley At her
throat, and veil thrown back caught with
residence OF the brides parents, 1916 q street
which was largely attended, alter which M
and Mrs. Boyd leit for . trip north. -.