Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-06-19

| Mrs. Cleveland stood the test OF her powers
OF endurance at last evenings reception sur
hours, but was up betimes this morning, show
! ing no effects whatever from the ordeal.
The Belgian minister, Mr.. de Bounder, sails
| for Europe next week To visit his aged father.
Count d'Arscbot will be charge d'aIiairss iu.
ring his absence.
MIR. Arson, of England, sails from New York
to-day for Liverpool He spent a pleasant seq
son here as the guest OF Hon. Chas. Hardiags.
The engagement OF Count Borchgraye and
Miss Alice Morgan, daughter Of the late ID. +.
Morgan, has been announced by the young In
dies friends here.
Judge and Mrs. John Davis, have gone to visit
Mrs. Frelinghuysen in Newark, and will go 10
Newport next week, where they have cottage.
Mrs. Davis gave a farewell break last last sun
day To MIR. Seaton Monroe, Mr.. ". Z. Endicott
jr, eX-joy. Cosby ana Mr.. Lowndes.
Minister de Strive sails for Europe to-day.
He expects TO return the middle Of September,
and will he accompanied by Madame de strive.
Mr.. GI egon, the second secretary OF the lega-
ton, will arrive here the latter part Of this
month.
Miss Willis, Of Milford, Delaware, is the guest
Of Chief Clerk and Mrs. Youmans.
Secretary Lamar, has not been present at any
OF the high official social events OF the week.
His absence was much remarked, and was
caused by the death of a favorfte grandchiid ia
Mississippi, the child of a daughter.
A party OF young society people, consisting Of
the family of Congressman Green, Miss Mary
Wilson, Miss Daisy Ricketts,, Miss Der gmanns,
Miss Cartwright and Miss and Mir. Acklen, have
gone 10 princeton To attend Tie comnencemens
week exercises OF the college aud the ball which
IL given on Tuesday evening.
Postmaster General and Mrs. Villas gave O
dinner to the President and Mrs. Cleveland
Tuesday evening.
Secretary and Mrs. Whitney will entertain
the President aud Mrs. Cleveland at dinner on
Thursday evening. II will be a naval dinner,
the Chief Executive, and a further number are
invited 10 meet the President and his bride after
ten O'Clock.
DIR. and Mrs. Henry A. Robbins have returned
from their bridal tour, and have established
themselves in their pleasant home at l2l4 10th
street northwest.
Mrs. ]. 4. Olmstead and Mrs. Gen. J. A.
Smith leave the city this evening for Utica, N
y, TO attend the wedding OF Miss Helen Springs,
daughter Of Hon. j. L. Spriggs, which occurs
Wednesday next They Will remain few days
and then join party Of friends At Manhattan
Beach.
Mr.. George Watts, wife and two youngest sons
sailed to-day for England on the steamer CITY
Mr.. Archibald Forbes, the famous war CORE
spondent OF the London NtsOs, was married TO
Miss Louisa Meigs, daughter OF Gen. n. e.
O'Clock. The ushers were Count Glydsnstopls
and Count speck Sternberg, Dr. May, and Mr.
Tom Biddle OF Philadelpnii- The best man was
Lieut. NJ. Macomb, a cous IA OF the bride, who,
with the groom and ushers, wore wedding
favors OF lilies OF the valley and hsli-blown
WINE Ios0s. AhS sioonA, Will MS oesl sAaAu ouo
| the officiating Clergyman, appeared In the
chancei as the organlst sent forth the first notes
OF the wedding march from Lohergiin. The
alter was buried in white lilies and camelias,
and the chancel bloomed with baskets Of Ia
France roses, hydrangeas, marguerites aud
stephanotis. The bride came came down the
south atsie, leaning upon the arm Of
her father. She wore q travelling dress
Of stone colored camels hair closn, with
| q collar OF velvet, gloves OF the same color
as dress, small bonnet 70 match, with strings u
ia md ISlN nrf
Over her fair face was caught q small scarf Of
| misty silk. In her hands she carried q large
b0Quet OF lilies OF the valley and Cornalia Cook
roses. The groom met her 1t the chaalce rails,
| and Miss Macomb len her seat I'm q front pew
and STOOD by Gen. MeigH. Miss Macoiab wore .
pink more, white hat trimmed In pink and
carried boqpet of IA France roses tied with
pink ribbon. Rev. DR. Leonard performed the
ceremony and Gen. Aetgs gave his daagbter IN
| msrrisGa There were presout In the
Church Tie secrssSFy 20, % wE ana
Endicoss. H@. whitney, A1%ir.l :'sd ,. Ms;
Porter, Gen. and Mr.. n Il Andeubn, MA
Reuterskiold, Madame BonaDarte Gen And
| Mrs sheridan, Mr. Helyar, Mr.. LOveuOrn, Ntm
Dodge, the Misses Myer, Mts Jonnis IBhsrtAk
Mis- wharton, nr Arthur Briss ana ths rein'
Mr.. and Mrs. Forbes havo guno % spend
few days In the country No. q Mr.. Jesso
Tyson, near Baltimore who GtvW ~ he p1nco
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