Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-11-18
THE SOCIAL WORLD.
Society Leaders Returning for the
Season-Pcrsonal Mention.

Mrs. Senator Dolph has returned from
visit 70 her home in Portland, Oregon. As
Mrs. Dolph has spent the summers on the
eastern coast or In Europe most Of the time
since Mr.. Dolph came to the Senate she had
not been back to the west coast in six years
Her many friends gave her a perfect ovation.
Mrs. Dolph arrived In time for the Pratt-I.add
wedding, social event of large magnitude on
the Pacific coast Mr.. Pratt is a prominent
member Of the Standard oil company and will
spend Q portion Of the winter here with his
bride. Mr.. and Mrs. Cyrus A. Dolph gave q
reception In honor of their guest from WASH
ington, at which all the society people Of
prominence on the Oregon coast were present.
Mrs. Dolph brought with her Miss Gussie
Dolph Armstrong. who will spend the winter
with the family.
Miss Alice Wederstrandt Smith, the sister Of
Mr.. and Mrs Herbert A. Gill; and Mr.. Henry
Dunlop Williams, will be married this evening
at o'clock at the Church of the Epiphany.
Mrs. Gill, who has been i'll for some time, is
BOW convalescing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Christy have moved
into their new home, 1905 18th street. They
are still surrounded by workmen, but expect to
be able 10 receive their friends by next month.
Mrs. Harry Dodge and family will spend the
winter with Gen. and Mrs. W. Fl. Browne at
1645 street. Mrs. Browne Is the sister Of
Mrs. Dodge.
Mrs Hutchinson and Mrs. Ball. her daughter,
have returned to the city and will spend the
winter in their house on Massachusetts, avenue.
Senator and Mrs. Frye were in Chicago last
week and are expected here this week. They
will have their old quarters at the Hamilton
house.
Gov. Nelson Dingley, jr., and Mr.. and Mrs
c. A. Boutelle and three daughters of Maine.
and Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Russell of Connecticut
will be at the Hamilton house for the season
Mrs. j. Bishop and her niece, Miss Teel, and
Mrs. J. l.. Swan are at the Arno for the winter.
Minister Hurtado of Colombia and Mrs.
Hurtado, who spent the summer at Newport
have recently returned to the city and have
taken apartments at the Hotel Arno for the
season.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". ]. Warren, Mr. and Mrs. H.
ii. Bates, Mr. and Mrs. c. B. Bailey, Major and
Mrs. j. ii. Brown, Mr.. and Mrs. p. E. Chaplin
aud her sisters, Mrs. Steadnan and Miss Lea,
have apartments for the winter at the Portland.
Representative and Mrs. John Wilson, child
and nurse, of the new state Of Washington,
have arrived in the city and are looking up
quarters for the session.
Mrs. B. DeFord Webb of No. 14I5 street,
went over to New York city today for an alb
sence of several weeks.
Miss Mary G. Bennett of Capitol Hill left the
city Saturday and will sail this week for Eu-
rope, intending to make extensive tour,
winch Will lncluue Egypt ana Palestlne. she
Will be abroad about year.
Mr.. George +. Schafer, wife and daughter
have returned to the city after a six months
absence in Europe.
Ex-Gov. Cheney of New Hampshire is in the
city. He will return to his home tomorrow.
accompanied by Mrs. Cheney and Mrs. c. II.
Fish, their daughter. Mrs. Cheney has been
with her sister, Mrs. Farley, at Bennings for
a week past.
The twelfth anniversary of the birth of
Master Clark Waggaman, son of Mr.. Thos. Z.
Waggaman, was celebrated Saturday in an in
tercsting ana novel manner. party was
given III honor of the event and afterward the
young host and his guests visited st. Josephs
asylum on II street and served the orphans to
n delicious treat of ice cream with cake and
fruits and candy of every variety. Rev. Father
Walter, Mr.. and Mrs. Waggaman and others
were present.
MIR. and Mrs. George C. Gorham of the
Shakespeare club gave a reception at their
residence, 929 New York avenue. Saturday
evening to the members Of the club in honor of
Mr.. Ralph Jefferson, formerly q member of the
club but now a resident of Texas. II was the
first reunion of the club this season.
Mrs. Minnie Voute has covered from the
severe illness caused by sunstroke in August
last and is out again.
Mr.. Henry T.. Blair, son of Senator II. W.
Blair Of New Hampshire, is expected to arrive
in Washington this week for the winter.
Miss Clara Quig has nearly recovered from
her danuaroi1a illDaaa