Evening star., 1886-07-17
SOCIETY.


church, in the marriage of Miss LILY Mcdowell.
Of Holly Springs. Miss, to a distant relative,
Mr.. Robert Mcdowell, of Dublin, the secretary
Of the board OF education for Ireland. The
bride met the groom while on a visit in Europe,
and after a date had been fixed for the wedding
several times 1t was finally decided that the
groom should come to this city and there meet
MS future wife, where the wedding should take
paace pgn j., Miss Hiss Mcdowell came ] on short time
wedding ceremony was performed this morning
IN the presence of few friends. Rev. Or.
Giesy, the rector of the church, officated. and
senator Wathall of Mississippi, gave the bride
away. Among those present were Secretary
ming and the Misses Manning. Miss Alice
Mcqueen. Mrs. Crump, Mr.. L. NJ. South
sou, Major $. A, Jonas, and Mr.. j. H. Rob
inson. The bride and groom left to-day for New
York city, where they will remain a week and
'nen sail Tor Europe.
The marriage of Mr.. Edward Nice. Hall and
M Miss Harriet b. Fridley, which took place on
thursday morning, in the 9Th street Presby-
'ar serlan church, southwest. brought together
couple and was a very pleasant affair Harry
NJ. Frldley, brother of the bride and MIR. James
eeiebrants to the altar,-the wedding march
being played meantime. After the ceremony
the bride changed her wedding rooes for a
travelling dress and the newly married pair
started for Ocean Grove, where they expect to
remain about two weeks.
A happy party of young ladies and gentle
men, numbering nearly forty, members of the
"WittmOre," drove out to Mount Pleasant last
evening to make party call on Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Graves in recognition of the handsome
reception and entertainment which they had
given TO the ASSOCIATION the week before Ihe
nour allotted to the call, which was inter-
spersed with several impromptu musical selec-
uons, was very pleasantly passed.
Inc Baron and the Baroness Rosen are enjoy
Ing, In quiet way, their sOjourn i'll the city at
Russian legation. Baron ROsen is the Russian
consul general at New York city, and in the
absence of Minister de Struve since the recall
OF NJ isWosky, was made charge II ares here
The Baroness is the daughter of lne famous
russian General Odyntzor, who is lately de-
ceased and for whom she is now wearing the
deepest mourning She has been married little
over year, and what with her desire TOR re-
tilement for her recent bereavement and the
needed summer rest, she finds the quiet life
here most grateful. The Baron and Baroness
spend the mornings with their books in the
large, airy rooms OF the legation, usually take
long drives along the cool, pine-shaded roads of
the hills to the north of the city, dine at the
country club or entertain a few friends in their
own mouse, and one evening after 3 they visited
Mrs. Cleveland and had pleasant chat with
the lady of the White House, and, like all the
rest OF us. they much admired her. Baroness
Kosen is justly celebrated for her beauty and
attractiveness. She is petite, piquant and par
ticuiarly pleasant in her manner. In the house
without ornament Her soft dark hair
ranged in waves about her shapely head is
knotted at the back. She has large gray.blue
eyes, cheeks and chin softly rounded to
plumpness, and tiny arched mouth with
crimson lips, opening over rows OF perfect
teeth. She is gracious and graceful in address
and manner, and speaks English fluently. She
is moreover, an ardent admlrer OF the Ameri-
can people and country.
ViscOunteSs NOgueiras and Miss NOgueiras
will sail for France ne Xt week ACCOMPANIED by
Mr.. Alexander Nogueiras, who is going abroad
for the purpose of receiving instructions on the
violin. Miss Nogueiras viii resume her vocal
studies in Paris. The minister and the two
naming sons will spend the rest OF the season
at Narragansett Pier.
Miss Nina Morgan, the daughter of Senator
Morgan, has been greatly benefited by her stay
at Clifton Springs, n. y. Mrs. Morgan and her
daughters will spend the remainder Of the
season there.
Miss Mamie Petty, daughter of Mr.. ]. T.
Petty, of the District AUDITORS office, has gone
10 spend the summer at GreeneVllle, Tenn.
Baron and Baroness Rosen are giving series
of small dinners They entertained the Swe
dish Minister and Madame Reuterskiold and
Minister Lovenorn on Wednesday evening.
Ex-Commissioner and Mrs. Edmonds started
on Thursday for the White Mountains.
Minister West saw his daughters on the
steamer at New York on Saturday, and went
direct to Canada on Il fshing excursion. He
will spend several weeks in the Dominion. Mr..
Charles Hardinge will be IN charge of affairs at
the legation during the minister's absence. Sir
Lionel will be the guest OF Lord and Lady LanS-
downe at Ottawa during the greater part of his
stay in Canada.
Speaker Carlisle has recovered from his re-
cent indispostion, and, with Mrs. Carlisle,
expects to remain IN the city until Congress
adjourns. They will then go to Deer Park for a
snort stay, after which they will visit their two
sons, who are practising law in Wachita Kan
SaS
Justice and Mrs. Field are in France. The
justice is already much benefited by the trip.
MIR. and Mrs. Bugher, who sailed with them,
are at present in Ireland, but expect to spend
next month in Paris.
Representative Campbell, Of Ohio, has gone
to spend few days with his wife and family,
who are at Pleasant Point, n. j., and to accom-
pany them next week to Deer Park.
Senator and Mrs. Conger have visiting them
the Senator's niece, Miss Kate Conger of San
Francisco, and Mr.. kinsman, OF Warren, Ohio
| the cousin of Mrs. Conger.
Mrs. Senator Mcpherson, who is still in New
York state, is much improved in health.
Mrs. George wife Of the Senator from Missis-
sppi, lett on Thursday with their daughter and
son Tor their home at jackson, Miss.
Mr. and Mrs. +. b. Mcclure have gone to the
Warm Springs for a stay of five six weeks
MIR. j. c. Mcclure is at Wilton, his summer resi-
dence. His grandchildren. the children of the
late MIR. and Mrs. X. L. Mcrrick have taken a
cottage at Berkeley Springs for the summer.
Mr. and Mrs. J. w. Foster expect to go the
Catskills in a few days, to join their two daugh-
terS who are Row there.
Mr.. Garrison, who came here last March as
third secretary of the French legation, has gone
back to France. Count Sala is the only repre-
sentative of that country here now.
Mrs. aud Miss FELTON,, wife ana daughter OF
the Representative from California, are at Long
Branch.
The family of Representatives Symes, of Col
OradO, left for Rock Enon Springs this morning
to spend some true there.
Mrs. L. G. Campbell and her two daughters
left the city on Thursday for a sojourn on the
Hudson.
Mr. John w. Thompson and his daughter,
Miss Thompson, will start soon on a pleasure
tour through Eastern Canada. They will first
visit Caledonia Springs after which Mr. Thomp-
son will enjoy the fishing at DIR. BaXter's
salmon fisheries on the Restigouche. Bar Har-
Dor will Afterwards be visited. They expect to
lie away about three months.
Mrs. j. F. Gibson and son, Frank, have gone
to Ohio for the summer.
Mrs, Bullock left with her sons for Orkney
Springs yesterday morning.
Commander Kellogg and family will leave
on Tuesday :or Deer Park where they will re-
main for the remainder of the summer.
Mrs. Whitney, wife of the Chief Clerk of the
Bureau OF Statistics, will leave on Monday for
County, which tor several years past has been
the recognized headquarters of q colony of
pleasant Washington people.
MIR. and Mrs. l.. u. Letter and their family
are at Geneva Lake, near Chicago, where they
have beautiful summer residence.
Secretary Whitney entertained the Danish
Minister at Grasslands several days this week.
Judge and Mrs. Blatchford have left their
Newport cottage for a fortnight's stay in the.
White Mountains.
Secretary and Mrs. Manning and Miss Mary
Manning will spend next week at Saratoga
Springs,