Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-11-05
IN SOCIETY,".
Information About Prominent Washing.
tonians.

tonians.
Miss Belle Wilson, who is to marry Mr.. Mi
Sh2ei Herbert, second secretary of the British
legation, IA this city on the 9th of this month.
l. the daughter of Tennessee railroad presi-
arhs and manager. Mr.. Il. T.. Wilson has re-
siasd IA New York city since the close of the
war HIS only connection with banking is to
give the use of his name in list of directors,
as ne made his fortune in manipulating rail-
roads His Oldest daughter married Mr.. Ogden
uoelet, and his son. Mr.. Orme Wilson, made a
matrimonial alliance with the Aston family.
II Is unlikely that Hiss Wilson will preside at
the British legation here for any length OF
time. If at all. In the event of there being a
lengthy interregnum between the departure of
Lord Sackville-West and the arrival of the new
minister, lir. and Mrs. Henry Edwardes will start
Tor this country by an early steamer. The first
secretary OF legation il absent three
months leave. expecting to be back by Febru-
airy l. 1889, but ia case of necessity he will be
on hand to represent Great Britain In WASH
mgtOn.
Col. and Mrs Francis Cotton and children and
Miss Clarke. Mrs. Schuyler Crosby. Miss Crosby.
Mrs. Stewart and Miss Mabel Stewart. wife and
daughter Of Senator Stewart. of Nevada. are
among the recent American arrivals in Paris.
1t seems that the many friends Of Miss Agnes
Beach, who announced her engagement to Mr.
Horace Washington, were premature, as Miss
Beach is not engaged to any one at present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fenner Lee have taken house
y street for the season. Mrs Lee was the
widow OF Gen Albert Carroll, who was killed
during the war, and who was the brother of
ex-Gov. Carroll, of Maryland. Mrs. Lee has
one daughter married to an Austrian noble
man. the other, Miss Carroll, is visiting friends
IN New York city. and her third daughter, Miss
Lee, will be introduced to society in this city.
Mrs. Jules Guthridge is spending a fortnight
at Hamilton, Va.
Mrs. James E. Campbell was ill last week
with a slight malarial attack.
Mrs. Reamey, wife of Lieut.. Reamey, and
her baby son, are in the city for the month
with her aunt. Mrs. Reamey expects soon to
JOIN her husband for the winter at San Fran
cisco.
Mrs. L. z. Letter has returned to the city.
Mrs. A. A. Wilson and Miss Mary Wilson re-
turned from New York city on Saturday Miss
Wilson spent the past month at West Point.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Q. C. Lamar, jr., are located
for the winter a: the Irvington, on street.
The next meeting Of the Ladies' Sewing So
ciety of the Garfield Hospital Aid will be held
street.
Mrs. Logan and the Misses Pullman have ar
rived in Bremen.
Mrs. Gen Hancock is back and has with her
as guests Mrs. and Miss Bowler, of New York
city.
Gen. Schofeld returned from his duck shoot
ing expedition on Saturday. and was met here
by Mrs. Schofield, who came on from New
York city. They are at the Arno.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. W. Slocum. Of New York,
spent last week in this city. They are on their
wedding journey.
Mrs. Vim. NJ. Steuart (nee Heiberger) has re-
turned from Cleveland on a visit to her father
and sisters. at 129 d street northwest. She
Will leave for Detroit on the LIST of December.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rudolph Exner and son have
gone to New York for a short visit.
The Six O'clock Club hold their first meeting
for this season at Wizards on Thursday, No.
vemler 5. Il will be the first anniversary of
the formation of the club and a re-establsh-
ment Of the club for the coming year. Subject
for discussion: Where have YOU been this sum-
1ner and what have you done!" 1t will be ladies'
night.
Cards are ont for the wedding of Mr.. Chas
Stewart Voorhees,, delegate to Congress from
Washington Territory. and Miss Fanny Bell
Najen. at Indianapolis Ind. November IA.
Capt. and Mrs. George 3. Haycock have re-
turned 10 the city. and ere now in their new
Residence, 1892 18th street.
Cards are out announcing the marriage. on
November Il. AZ Springfield. H.. of Robert G.
Hardle. an artist. OF New York city. and Miss
Carrie Cuilom. daughter of Senator Cullom.
The wedding of Miss Hattie \. Paddock, the
eldest daughter OF Senator Paddock, to Mr.. o.
J. Goldman. a bank president of Broken Bow.
at Beatrice, Neb., recently. was a social
event of unusual interest, The ceremony took
place at high noon, and the chancel arch of the
church was beautifully decorated with flowers
and sInilaX. and the darkened windows and
burning candles gave all the effect of an even
ing wedding. Both ushers and bridesmaids
wore souvenirs. Those of the ushers, gift of
the groom, we're diamond scarf pins. The
bride smaids received. with the compliments of
the bride fOur-leafed clover green enameled
dian>Ond lace pins. Among the presents were a
deed of improved realty, stock and bonds to the
amount of $4,000 the gift of Senator Paddock
70 his daughter, and case of a hundred pieces
OF solid silver table ware from the mother of
the groom. A special car from Omaha brought
number Of guests. among whom were Mr.. A.
L. Nyman, formerly of Washington.