Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-31
SOCIETY NOTES.
What is Going on I'm Social Circles at
the Capital.

the Capital.
Hon. Michael Herbert, who Is located In
Washington as the second secretary of the
British legation, Is to be married November
n. in New York, to Miss Belle Wilson, who Is
known to many society people here who made
her acquaintance when she was the guest Of
Mrs. Whitney during the gay season Of last
year. Mr.. Herbert Is the brother of Lord Penn
broke, of England His mother who came to
this country about a fortnight ago. is at present
visiting the family Of Ex-Gov John Lee Car
roll at DaughOregan manor, near Eilicott City.
She ia said to be deyoting her time and fortune
to missionary work among the colored people,
and she intends founding colored orphan
ASYLUM in Baltimore. One Of the objects of
her visit 70 this country is to secure an estab-
Hshment for her second son, who will reside in
Washington after his marriage.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. H. warder and family ar
rived from Europe in New York on Sunday,
and reached their K-street home on Monday
evening Mr.. and Mrs. Warder expect to leave
for Springfield, Ohio, on Friday on business
connected with their interests there. Miss
Dillon, of Chicago, who was Mrs. Senator Nc
PhersOn's guest here last winter, joined Mr..
and Mrs Warder in Paris and came over on
the steamer with them. Miss Dillon left Mrs.
Mcpherson in Florence. where she will remain
for the winter Mrs. McPherson's many friends
and admirers in this city will be gratifed to
learn that she has wholly recovered her usual
excellent health and good spirits. Mr.. and
Mrs Warder saw Mrs. Payson and her party in
Paris and dined with them, and also visited
Mrs. Richard Wsllach, who has an apartment
in Paris, and will probably remain there this
winter.
Gen. Schenck and his daughters have returned
to the city. They spent a portion of the sum-
mer at Bar HarbOr. They are now in their
, house on Thomas Circle.
Admiral and Mrs. Upshur move to-day
into the house 1721 Rhode Island avenue, the
rbat i1v
pect to occupy on December l. Admiral and
Mrs. Upshur will live in it until the Goth of
November, when they will go to New York city
preparatory to sailing for Europe on the oath.
They expect to be absent until next August.
Mrs. ]. Russell Selfridge is in Munich, where
she has her boys at school. Lieut.. Selfridge is
with his family enjoying a six months leave from
duty on the Iroquois.
Gen. Innis NJ. Palmer, who leased his house
to Mrs. Kate Chase, has taken DR.. Hoods
house, No. 1902 18th street, where he will be
for the winter.
Judge and Mrs. Durham are visiting in their
home in Kentucky, where the First Controller is
working odd hours for Cleveland and Thur
man.
Miss Leonore Marks daughter Of the late s.
A. III. Marks, and Mr.. Samuel T.. Reed, of New
York city, were married yesterday at O'Clock
in st. Johns church by Rev. DIR. W. A Leon
ard. The bride wore q dress and visite of dark
blue velvet and blue embossed velvet, and a
dark bonnet trimmed with gold braid and
facing of pink velvet A few dozen friends Of
the pair witnessed the ceremony. Mr.. and
Mrs. Reed drove from the church directly to
the station, where they took the train for New
York, their future home.
Miss Lille Duncan and Mr.. George Baxter
will be married this evening at the residence
of the brides mother. Lieut.. John Baxter,
military instructor in the college in Ada, Ohio,
and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Baxter, of Paterson,
y. j., are in the city to attend the wedding.
The engagement is announced of Miss Dollie
Patterson, daughter of James Patterson, of
Rhode Island avenue, to Mr.. Geo. Perry HAYNES,
of New York. The marriage will take place in
the near future.
DR.. and Mrs. @. A. Hartleben have returned
from Europe.
The engagement is announced of Miss Nina
Reizenstein and Mr.. Alex. Kaufman.
Mr.. Frederick w. Barker, who recently re-
turned TO England from Washington, will be
married in London to-day to Miss Constance
Beatrice Reynolds.
W. P. Dole and family have returned from
Berkeley Springs to their residence, 1O14 14th
street.
Mrs. Hunt and Mrs. Morse will not be of the
receiving party at the Clarender Friday night.