Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-11-02
SOCIETY NOTES.
What Well-known Washington People
Are Doing.

SOCIETY NOTES.
What well-known Washington People
Are Doing.
Mrs. Waite and Miss Waite are in their street
house, where they expect TO stay until il ia
rented, and then they win take apartments in
the neighborhood. They expect TO spend the
winter here. The ladies' see their friends in
formally and cheerfully, and Miss Waite spends
good deal of her time out of doors in the
sunshine. Both have the devoted friendship Of
the best residents in the capital, and they eel
tnaf they cannot do better than make their
plans to spend the greater portion OF each year
among them here.
Miss Ada Phipps, Of Cincinnati, is the guest
OF Captain and Mrs. Bugher.
Mr.. VIM. @. Endicott, jr., who has returned
from his visit in England. and has been with his
parents here for the past few days, went over
to Boston yesterday afternoon with Secretary
Endicott TO stay until after the election.
The Count and Countess de Robelio, who are
at the Ebbitt, are here to select q house for the
winter. The Countess Robelio was Miss Elise
King, of Newport. She has travelled in Europe
with her parents, and since her marriage has
lived in Italy on her husbands estates, for the
count is q wealthy nobleman, unlike so many of
his rank who marry the daughters of rich
Americans. Mrs. King will reside with her
daughter here.
Miss Mamie Goodloe, of Kentucky, daughter
of Col VIM. G. Goodloe, ex-minister to Bel
GUM, is TO be married on the 18th Of this
month to MIR. Harding. Miss Goodloe has
many friends here, as she has been the guest
several times of Senator Beck and his daughter,
Mrs. Major Goodloe, in this city. Miss Clay,
bridesm aids.
, Mr.. and Mrs. N. h. Miller are at LOOT Q
street.
liCapt. J. W. Duncan, Of the Twenty-frst In
fantry, will spend a fortnight with his mother,
Mrs. Thomas Duncan, before returning to his
post at Sydney, Nebr.
Miss Rose Gouverneur has returned from
New York city, where she went on visit to
relatives and to assist in furnishing the
house that her fancee, Rev. Roswell Randall
Hoes, chaplain of the receiving ship Vermont,
has purchased for their future home. The
house is on SD street. corner of West End ave-
nue.. The marriage of Miss Rose Gouverneur
and Rev. r. r. Hoes will take place in the New
York Avenue Presbyterian church early in De-
cember.
Mrs. Andrew Biddle Porter will spend the
winter in Algiers. Mrs Senator John II. Nit
chell is also contemplating wintering in that
country.
Captain and Mrs. John F. Rodgers have left
Chevy Chase and are back in their 18th street
home.
Mrs. n. A. Peters is for the present located
at No. 1925 K street northwest.
There will be o german at the Clarendon this
evening. Mrs. Twiggs, assisted by Mrs.
Dooley and other guests of the house, will
form the reception committee.
MIR. and Mrs. Roberdeau Buchanan will be at
home at the Clarendon on Mondays in Novem-
Der.
Mrs. G. NJ Sothoron returned yesterday very
much improved in health after three months
stay with her mother, Mrs. 8. d. Maddox, Flint
Hill, Va.
Mrs. Harriet E. Marsh who died in Quincy,
Mass, Wednesday afternoon, was a lifelong
resident of this city, having been born here
about sixty-hve years ago. She belonged to
the Farrell and Halliday families, who were
among the earliest settlers in this section.
Her grandfather, Col. Farrell, was aide to Gen.
Washington, and it is known that during one
engagement he saved Washington's life at the
risk of his own. Mrs. Marsh was one of the
original members of Epiphany church, where
the funeral services will be held tomorrow
afternoon.
Mr.. Jefferson Middleton, of this city, and
Miss Eva Caldwell, formerly of this city, but
for the past few years, of Los Angeles, Cal,
were married on Wednesday by the Rev. DIR.
Bartlett
Prof. E. J. Loomis, of the Nautical Almanac
Office. has just returned to Washington from
an October vacation. Accompanied by Mrs.
Loomis, he spent three weeks Of the time in
carriage drive among the hills of Berkshire
County, Mass. He describes the scenery and
the autumn colors as exceedingly beautiful,
and the hospitality of the farmers by whom
they were entertained as generous and hearty.
Mrs. Phineas B. Leach, of st. Louis, is the
guest of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. P.
Morgan, 1341 Q street.
The wife of Senator Ingalls, and Miss Ethel
and three younger children, arrived in the city
yesterday afternoon, and are located at their
former residence, No. / B street northwest.
Senator ingalls, accompanied his family as far
as New York, and is now on his way to the
West. He speaks at Richmond, Ind, this
afternoon.
MIR. Jilson ID. Entwisle, son Of Mr.. Thomas B.
Entwisle, inspector of buildings, and Miss
Emma Mcknight, of West Washington. were
married on Thursday in st. Matthew'S church,
at noon, by Father Mackin. The bride was
recently baptized into the Catholic Church by
Father Mackin.