Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-09
Personal Movements. &c.

| Personal Movements. &c.
During Mrs. Cleveland's absence the Presi
| Gent dined informally with Secretary and Mrs.
0noicott on sunday evening.
Mrs. Cleveland and Mrs. Folsom brought with
lnem on their return from Buffalo on Wednes.
aay' Mrs. Cadman, of jackson, Mich, who Is
iand Ms; Fnsoms s sister. On Thursday Mrs. Cleye-
visit to the tomb of Washington. at Mount Yer.
non.. non. Iney also enjoy the delightful drives
her1a aor ho tne city. Mrs Cadman viii proceed to
her nome In the west early next week.
Secretary Bayard is accompanied bv Miss
nannie Bsysrd on his vacation. Mics Florence
oaysru ys Win the younger girls are at the family
entsred she mere: MI Thomas Baysrd. jr, has
eneefeo Ine Junior class at Yale college.
Mrs. and Miss Endicott are quietly ENJOYING
| city. WV
Attorney General Garland has returned from
ms vacation entirely rejuvenated. During his
read newspaper, but spent his days Ia hunt.
ing ing ana nshing. His mother, Mrs. Hubbard,
| nas n IeInaineu In the city ali summer, and the
attorney Generals household will continue for
the next season at 1915 Rhode Island avenue.
MIS-. Villas returned from her visit to Chicago
last evening.
Gen. f. F. Beale left the city this morning for
p trip to the Pacific coast, where he will look
1Iter MS extensive rauchiny interests. Mr..
Iruxton Beaie returned this week from q su m.
mers touring In Europe
Senator Camrron's house on Lafayette
square Is open and airing. Mrs. Cameron is
expected next Week.
The Chief Justice and Mrs. Waite and Miss
neyings: Justice Waite Is looking well aud ro-
Dust. he proceeued to call upon the associate
yustices' VINO are in town, soon after his arri-
Justice and Mrs. Matthews are In their hand
some mousse on Connecticut avenue. The
Misses Matthew's, who spent the summer in
Glenoaie, Ohio, during their fathers absence in
Europe, will return to their home here in u
short Time. Miss Jean, who was in the carriage
Wnen the norses ran away with Senator Evarts,
a ana was injured, last summer, has recovered
ar. d. Percy Morgan, who was married to
Miss Parsons, of New York, in Lenox, on Thurs.
gay. nad Mr. Alexander Greger, of the Russian
sesati0n Ion, lor his best man. Mr. and Mrs. Nor
mansion On Scott Circle.
The boy baby that was born to Lieut.. and
MRS. werlich, In August, has been named in
u1hor oI the Secretary OF the Navy, William
The approaching marriage is announced of
Col. Robert l. Fleming and Miss Belle vedder,
Oniy Daughter ot Col. n .choias Vedder The
we Weuding party will be gwen at the residence OF
| ON Wednesday, the 9th of OCTOBER. aud ISs
ceremony will take place at O'clock, TO be fol-
lowed 6y the reception. The new.y married
pair will spend a ortnisht in New YORK citv
ana Oh their return here will issue cards Tor
al MONIES, on the 1st and 9Th Of December.
MAJOR and Mrs. A. E. Bates sent their P. F. C.
| cards This week. Major Bates has gone direct,
with the children, to ST. Paul. Mimi. hi, new
| station. Mrs. Bates is in P.liudelpnia. visiting
her mother and Mrs. Clayton McMicuael.
Col. and Mrs. Lamont have taken up their
residence for the winter al 2UO3 street.
Hon. Hugh j. Jewett, of New York, has taken
Major Bates beautiful house, 1901 1sth street,
and Mrs. Jewett and the Misses Jewett have
arrived.
MRS. Dahlgren will shortly leave her South
Mountain place for the winter, and occupy her
HANDSOME residence on Thomas Circle.
Baron Zedtwitz, OF the German legation, has
returned irom visit to New York and Lenox.
Pay Inspector Hoy, OF the navy yard, and
Mrs. Hoy and their young folks leave shortly
ior three years absence in Europe.
Ex-Gov. Hoadly, of Ohio, spent the early Dor.
tion OF the week in the city.
Admiral Porter, who has been very i'll, is rap
idly convalescing.
Ex-senator Yuiee is lying i'll in New York city.
Judge Wharton and family have taken 'up
their abode in house on the Teulytown road.
1he engagement is announced OF Mr. James
phia. -
Miss Kate Curtin. daughter of Representative
Curtain, has announced her engagement to Mr..
Burnet. OF New York.
Ihere Will be u Social in the parlors of the
metropolitan n. E. church on Tuesday eve
ming. Rev. John +. Newman, pastor. is one OF
The board OF managers
Ihe deepest sympathy of a large number of
society people goes out TO Mrs. Ricketts, ON the
loss Vi her inother ny death. Mrs. Lawrence had
Deen ieeOie iOr some time, aud Mrs. Ricketts,
had spent most OF the summer in miuislering
" ner, aud had gone for q snort visit to PhIia-
delphla With her husband, who Was also con.
Saiescent, When the summons came recalling
her 10 this city. Leaving Gen. Ricketts, III P.,ii-
aoeiphia, Mrs. RicKetts hasteled home, aud
Mrs. Lawrence uleu on Tuesday morning. On
" wednesday the burial service was read at the
house, ana tne remains were taken to Eliza
oetl, ~ j., Tor lnterlnent Mrs. Lawrence ue-
lOuSeO 10 one OF the OlLeSt and best Known lam.
ines IN New York. Miss DaiSy Ricketts, Is at
Portland, Me.
A number Of weddings in high LIE are an.
nounced ior the first week In November
Mrs. A. +. Stron. and her sister, Miss Saiome
AZ The w oodmonL" I'LL lne LIST OF November
when they Will occupy their home, 2Ol3 H
street northwest.
MIR. Rudolph Bleifus and wife and their niece
Miss Kate Horbach, OF this city, sailed from
New York for Europe this afternoon.
The marriage of Mr.. Geo. T.. Videtto, of the
War department, to Miss Belle Pearson daugt-
ter OF tue late Joseph l.. Pearson, takes place on
Foundry NJ. Z. church, Rev. Henry K. Naylor
officiating. There Will be bridesmaids or
kroolnsinen. The brIe will be given away by
Metropolitan railroad; Messrs. +. E. David,
Thomas b. Higgins, Frank NJ. Hanilton, aud
Charles h. CleaNes will act usuers, and Mr.
Andrew b. VIdettO, oi Erie, Pa. the grOom's
brother, Will assist rs best Iuan. A reception,
limited, will follow at the residence OF Mrs
Joseph L. Peurson, 22O E street northwest
from $3.50 to 1O OclOcA, alter which the newly
married couple will leave the city for q. tour
through the north, visiting PhiIadelp phia aud
New York, and other places OF Interest, 70 be
absent TWO weeks.
Senor Don Miguel Velasco Velasco Minister
OF Salvador, aud Senor Don Augusta Levy,
secretary OF legation, have taken tneir Quarte.s
Tor tue winter at 1901 street.-The residence
occupied for some years past by the Minister Of
the Netherlands.
Mrs. Electa +. Smith, of this city, who for
two weeks past has been visiting her former
home, Sterling, Ii, was the recipient OF u very
QieaSunt compliment last SATURDAY evening, Ut
the uands VI ner Od friends In that pace, VINO.
preceded by band, turned out almost en- masse
10 call upon ner, as an evidence Of tue high
esteem In which she Is held there. During tho
evening Instrumental music aud song alter.
Mated with pleasant conversation, and the 90
cusiou was greatly enjoyed by all participants.
.ars. smith expected 10 return TO Washington
this evening.
Mr.. d. r. Mckee and family have returned
% the city from their summer residence ut
NonQu1tt, Mass, aud are again settled In tueir
elegant home On Rhode Island avenue.
Miss Matthews, daughter OF Justice Mat
thews, has entirely recovered from the effects
VI tue carriage accident 0i last summer In
which Senator Evarts was injured, aud Mr..