Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-10

The President and Mrs. Cleveland drove out to
Oak View yesterday afternoon, accompanied by
Rev. and Mrs. Charles Wood, OF Germantown,
formerly OF Buffalo, who spent the day at the
White House. The President and Mrs. Cleveland
VIII spend their first night at their summer resi-
dence this week.
Miss Rose Elizabeth Cleveland was the guest of
Mrs Fairchild yesterday and drove with her in the
afternoon. Mss Cleveland's days here have been
full OF engagements, and Mrs. Fairchild having
been absent at Mr.. COnkling's funeral, this was
tne nrst occasion The Two ladies had OF visiting to-
gether. They are most congenial Companions as
their tastes in literature agree. Miss Cleveland
expects TO return TO New YORK city the last OF this
week.
Senator and Mrs. Cameron are In New York. On
their return the ladies OF the family will leave the
city for their country home at Lochtel near Har-
risDurg; The Misses Cameron spent yesterday at
Mrs. Oberly has returned from a visit to her
home In Bloomington, Ill, where she left Miss
Edith Oberly for longer stay, hoping she NAV
gain strength there more rapidly than here.
Mrs Laughton and the vice-regents OF Mount
vernon Ladies Association are on the grounds and
Deg1n their annual council to-day.
Mrs Mcpherson will 20 over to New York to-
night and win sail for Europe on the 21st OF this
month. Inc Misses Green, who have been Mrs.
o guests ior the past three weeks are
Miss Hoffmyer, who has been the guest of Mrs.
Spinola, has returned to her home in New York
city. Gen: spinola Is spending few days In the
metrOpOIS
Mrs Wm- Walstrom, and Mrs ]. 8. McGlone of
Richmond, are visiting Mrs. Samuel Hodgkins, of
1436 q street.
Mrs. Justice Matthews entertained the members
OF the reading class at luncheon to-day, The
table was beautified by three tall vases OF La
France roses Among the members of the class
are Mrs Hazen, Mrs. Bugher, Mrs. Alexander
Magruder and the Misses Schenck.
Senator and Mrs. stanford are at Fortress
Monroe for a few days
Mr.. Samuel 8. English, Of WelsborouQh. Pa.
now q resident OF Washington and Miss Anna.
Belts, daughter OF Thomas Belts were married
at the residence OF the brides parents street
northeast, yesterday. The ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. Mr. Seymour, pastor OF the Fifth
congregational church. Miss Clara Parkinson
played the wedding march.
The engagement OF Miss Lizzie T. Levy daughter
OF the late Capt c. NJ. Levy to M N II. Miller, of
this city, Is announced.
Miss Maggie r Gibson and ID. w. Russell were
married at the residence OF the brides parents yes
terday.
Gen and Mrs. II. G. Gibson, OF washington Bar.
racks. gave q charming tea wednesday from Z
70 ~ Ior Lieut. Benet and his bride. The hostess
La Costa The artillery band enlivened the spaci-
Gus mouse with choice music.
Ms Judge Symes gave green and white lunch
con to-day OF twelve covers The center-ptece Of
the table was an oval basket OF snowballs frfnRed
Win wnlte ulacs and smiiax, and the favors were
aternate corsage punches OF Puritan roses In theiI
Own leaves and May carnations In smilax.
p. Jones' MrA Henderson, irs Gordon Mckay,
MA John NJ Glover, MIA Henry strong, MA
Maury, Ma Lander. ArR Brinton Stone, and IisI
Lucy Page.