Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-07-02
society NOteS.


pioyed In the service OF the United States.
society Notes.
Mrs. Manning, widow of the ex-Secretary of the
Treasury, is at Long Beach, Long Island, for the
summer.
Mr.. G. de Weckherlin, minister of the Neither
lands, sailed On the steamship Zandam for Ant
werp, from New York, on Saturday.
Mrs. Nimmo and Miss Belle Nimmo returned
from Atlantic City on Saturday after a months
stay, much Improved In health.
Mrs. I. B. Reed, who spent the winter with her
distinguished husband at the Hamilton, returned
last week TO her home In Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. I. Wirton Matthews have returned
from their wedding journey and are at 25
LaIayette square. Mrs. Gullck will accompany
them TO the Forest Inn, where they Will 70 his
week for the season.
Mrs. Patton and her daughters will leave here
this week for Poland Springs, In Maine, where
tney VIII pass the summer months as the state Of
MIS-. Patton'S health does not permit her to take
her projected trip abroad.
Miss Rosecrans will spend this month at storm.
ington, with S-nator Ingalls, family.
Mrs. ScotITownsend will be at Newport with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs VIM. L. Scott, this sum-
Mrs. Walthall and Miss Courtney Walthall are
In the North Carolina mountains for fortnight's
stay.
Mr.. Beach Grant and son, Mr.. Douglas Grant,
WIN spend most Of the summer in the city. Miss
nn-
merous friends at Lenox In August.
MRS. Hunt, daughter OF Adjutant-General Drum,
mas announced her engagement to Mr. Hughes
Oiiphant, OF Trenton. The marriage win take
place In the early autumn.
MISS Jennie Arnold and Miss Kate Simmons of
Cadiz, Ohio, are the guests OF Jessie Arnold. No.
III 22d street.
The japanese legation have taken one OF the
Deer Park Hotel cottages for the season.
Miss Nellie Arthur, daughter OF the late Presi
dent Arthur, is at Lenox with Mrs Frelinphuysen.
DR.. and Mrs Reyburn, who have been visiting at
Cornwal-on- Hudson for the past fortnight have
returned 10 their home In this city, -"''
Mr. and Mrs. Allan McLane are at Narrapanset
Mr. and Mrs. Lucius Tuckerman are at Lenox.
Mrs. F. B. SpinOla went last week to her place
on Long Island 10 spend fortnight. General spi.
nOia eft Ine city on Saturday to spend the 4th OF
July at his rural home.
Mrs. John NJ. Wilson and her daughter. Miss
Gussie Wilson, will remain here during July.
MIS-. Dr. Colegrove Is In the city for few DAYS
prior TO her departure for Europe, where she ex.
poets to spend year.
Miss Alice Gibson King, youngest daughter OF
Mr.. Edwin b: King, OF street, and Mr.. VIM p.
warerooms In this city, were manied this morning
at 9:45 O'Clock at the residence OF the brides na
the ritual OF the Method st EPISCOPAL Chmrch ~ "
Dorsey Brown served as best man. Il was ouiet
home.wedding, only the Two families being press
80 on unusually uIlSut ana attraC-
tive young lady, wore travelling dress of 0uiet
colors and carried large bouquet Puritan roses
among those present were Hon. John A. Anderson
aud Gen. j. A Halderman, Of Kansas: Hon Nor
man Hall, OF Pennsylvania; Chief OF Division Mon
tague, OF the Second Controllers once: MISC lula
Mr. and Mrs D. g. Smith, Mrs. L B. SHEPPARD. al
Palmyra, N. Y: Miss Lillian Smith, OF Brooklyn.
n. y; Mr. and Mrs. E. b. King, and Rev. Georre
served, after which the newly-married cOupie left
on the IL am. train for New YORK, where they re-
main until the afternoon Of the Fourth, when they
will sail on the Westernland, OF the Red etar nns
for two months trip In Europe.