Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-25
Society Notes.

Society Notes.
Mrs. Kate Chase Sprague has rented Gen. Pal.
mers house, on 10th street, and will take posses
sion on the LIST OF November Miss Ethel Sprapue
lett yesterday afternoon for New York city. where
she enters the Lyceum tomorrow to begin heI
studies for the stage. Miss Portia will attend
classes In the Normal Institute.
Gen. Schofield is with his family at Governors
Island. Later in the season they will all be at the
Arno In this city together
Senator and Mrs. Stanford are In New York city,
and viii leave for the Pacific coast possibly In
| few days. Mrs. stanford was in Washington last
friday. They expect to occupy their house here
early In January.
Mi. Jonn Goode, Of Virginia, and Miss Leila
| SymlnSton, OF Baltimore, were married in that
| city yesterday, in Grace church. The wedding
was an evening dress affair, and there were
twelve bridesmaids In attendance upon the BRIDE
VINO Is one OF BaltimOre's prettiest girls
Mrs. X. NJ. G. Browne, daughter OF ex-senator H.
g. Davis, OF West virginia is in the city, the guest
OF Mrs.Gouverneur. Early next week Mrs. Browne
Will go 10 indianapolis, where she will be the guest
OF Mrs. Benjamin Harrison until after the elec-
| tion.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Z. Campbell went over to
New York city to-day. Mr.. Campbell arrived from
the West yesterday. but will return to Ohio TO-
| morrow, where he Is engaged In active campaign
work.
Mrs. F. AWhitney. who accompanied her sister,
Mrs. Elliott to this city, will return TO San Francisco
IN few days. She will be joined there by Captain
Whitney before he resumes duty at Fort NiObrara.
IS. EotI " III Spcuu Tile WlnCer WlLn 0er SlStcr,
Mrs. Mullett.
Mrs. Bentley has returned from q short visit to
"GaplandS," the mountain home OF Mr. George
| Alfred Townsend, in Western Maryland.
Prof. Simon Newcomb has recovered sufficiently
from spinal irritabiity TO leave the Chelsea Hos
plta'. In company with his daughter he will spend
some time IN Western North Carolina before re-
ing to Washington for the winter.
The Cotillion, popular social club Of young
people, mas been reOrganized. and Miss William
son, daughter of Col. ThOm Williamson. chosen
president. Miss Martin will entertain the club
early In November, and there will be q series OF
germans and euchre parties given by other men,
bers during the social season.
Mrs. Roselle and her daughter, Miss Fielding,
well known In musical circles are located for the
winter at 1907 G street.
| Upon his return from Oak View, on Sunday
| afternoon, Col. Blanton Duncan was handsomely
entertained at tea by Mr.. and Mra Geo. 8. Living
| ston, OF street.
Ex-senator Warner, OF Alabama, Is in the city,
visiting his siste, the widow OF the late Mr. JUS
tice Woods, on Euclid street.
Mrs. Kaufman and ner daughter Louise have
issued cards to young people for q tea on Saturday
afternoon from TO O'Clock, In compliment to
Two recent brides, Mrs Robert Il. Benson, OF Pas
safe, n. J and Mrs. Frank b. NOyes OF this city.
Mr. DellwoOd X. Elliott, OF Washington, and Miss
Mamie Mcclellan, Of Baltimore were married In
the Eutaw Place Baptist church, In Baltimore, last
evening. The ceremony was performed by Rev. DR..
f. NJ. Ellis pastor Of the church, assisted by Rev.
w. Pitzer, OF Washington. The ushers were Messrs
Sargent Elliott. A. RMacLelan tr., ]. Cecil Smith,
Charies ID. MacLelan, Lawrence Gr1f1th and Robert
Eilott lne last named brother OF the groom, being
North and On their return will make their home In
Baltimore.