Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-17
Society Notes,

Society Notes.
The marriage OF Mr.. Frank B. Noyes to Miss jean
nette Newbold was quietly solemnized this morn
Ing at the church OF the Hallowed Name, by the
Rev. J. b Gray. Only the immediate families
ly for Fortress Monroe.
Minister West and the Misses West are In Lenox.
The Misses West were the guests OF the Freling-
huysens the first portion OF their stay. They are
now with Mrs. Whitney, The Vests will not re-
turn to the city until November.
Miss Schley, daughter Of Commodore Schley, is
visiting In Boston.
Mr.. Douglas Grant is at Newport.
Mrs. Preston Sands is visiting her father, Judge
McCue, at his house In Brooklyn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Williamson and their daughter pre-
residence, and have taken Major Bates house for
the coming season.
Mr.. W. L. Trenholm is exploring the North Caro-
lima mountains on horseback.
Gen. and Mrs. o. B. Wilcox have returned from
ROCK Enon Springs where they spent the month
Senator and Mrs. Vance are spending the autumn
days among the Black Mountains OF North Caro-
lima.
Mrs. Philip II. Sheridan and Mrs Michael sneri-
dan have decided not to leave the quiet Of Nom
quit for some weeks.
Mrs. VIM. NJ. Hunt and the Misses Hunt are
among the late lingerers at Bar Harbor.
Mr. and Mrs Linden Kent have left Bar Harbor
and will come back to their city home this week.
Commodore and Mrs. Badger will move into
their new house on Goth street next month. Mrs.
Elliott, their daughter, will winter with them.
VIM. s. Thompson, Jr., and Miss Nettie c. Simms
were married this morning at IL O'Clock at the
home OF the BRIDE Only the members OF the two
families were present Rev. DIR. Tudor, OF Nor
folk, Va, Of1ciated The couple left on the IL 40
train for New York, and will sail for Europe next
Wednesday. They were accompanied by the
father and two sisters OF the groom TO Baltimore.
Miss Thompson will remain in New York to see
z Tyssowsk also go with them to New York.
Mrs M. J. Hunt and Miss Hunt have returned
from their visit to White sulphur and Berryville.
Mrs. Hunt leaves for New York tomorrow.
The announcement comes from Tacoma, W. T.,
OF the engagement Of Miss Eta Ramsdel daugh-
ter OF the late II. j. Ramsdell TO Mr.. Howard X
Goodwin, son OF the late Gov. Goodwin, OF Maine
Miss Kitty Ranney, who has been visiting In
Lynchburg, Va, returned home Saturday.
Mrs Geo. w. Adams and her two daughters
sailed from Liverpool for New York Saturday iu
the steamer Etruria
Cards have been issued for the marriage of Mr..
Thos. j. Irwin to Miss Sallie T. Heitman Wednes-
day at ST Matthew's church.
Mrs. H. Main, OF 2O09 Massachusetts, avenue
who has been spending the summer at Templeuon,
Mass, Will return TO the city next Friday. Her
niece, Miss Bradbury, reached here Saturday.
Col and Mrs. JAS A. TAFT celebrate their golden
wedding Wednesday, and will receive their friends
from z TO 10 p. IN.
Miss Lena Allen and her sisters, Misses Kate and
Bessie, left this morning for brief visit to the
North.
Mrs Louise S. Maurice, who has been summerinO
among the Virginia mountains, has returned to
the city.
Mrs E. B. Cottren and her son, Mr.. w. Watson
Ayres, have returned from ocean Beach, MI
Prof. B. 7. Galloway, Of the Agricultural Depart
meIt, has returned TO the city with his bride
Tney nave taken residence on Chaplin street.