Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-05-28

The Summer Plans of Well-Known Peo-
ple-Personal Notes.


ple-Personal Notes.
Mrs. Harrison has planned for fortnigh past
70 60 for ashort stay to some seaside resort bu,
she said yesterday that ''there is water enough
at home without going away for it." Mrs. Nc
kee has gone to indianapolis to prepare for
spending the summer at Deer Park. DR.. John
Scott and Mrs. Lord, who have been to New
York city for week attending the sessions oi
the Presbyterian general assembly, returned to
the White House last evening.
Mrs. George Newcomer, who is a relative OF
President Harrison's. and who has been spend
ing week in the White House, has gone to
Maryland with her children to spend the sum-
mer. Mrs Newcomers home 10 in New York
city.
Mrs Cleveland has sent to some OF her friends
in this city "opy of the latest photograph OF
herself, taken at the capital. II was taken in
Mrs Clevelands boudoIr in the White House,
holding Baby Lamont, her namesake, in her
arms, and 1t is said to be the prettiest Of all the
photographs extant of Mrs. Cleveland.
Mr.. Vim. L. Trenholm, jr., and his bride, who
came TO the city last week to spend a short
time with Mr.. Trenholm's parents, returned to
their home IN Philadelphia on Monday morn
ing. Ex-Controller Trenholm is now engaged
In business in New York city, but will not re-
move his family from their M-street residence
to that city until the late autumn.
Prof. and Mrs. J. r. Solely, of jefferson Place,
will entertain q company at dinner this even
ing, and afterward hold large reception.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. kearney Warren, who accom-
pany Secretary Blaines invited company down
the Potomac to-day, will close their house on X
street this week and go on Thursday to New
York city for brief stay, after which they will
visit Highland Falls, the guests of Mr.. Pierre
pont Morgan. at his sumptuous country place.
Mr.. Warren's plans for the later part OF the
season are not decided upon.
Mrs. B. 81. Warder has out invitations for a
ladies' luncheon party for next Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. William d. Cabell have issued
invitations for a reception on Saturday evening,
June 8, at o'clock.
The Circle Of Precieuses Ridicules will give
their annual soiree dramatique this evening at
Masonic hall. The President and Mrs. Harri-
SON have been invited to attend. Mr. A. g.
Heaton is president of the circle.
Mrs. Somers will entertain the Quodlibet
luncheon party for the benefit of the Homeo-
pathic hospital, at her house, No. 1000 NJ street,
Tomorrow, Wednesday, from IL to 3 o'clock
The marriage of NJ O'Callahan and Miss
Mary A. Cleary is announced to take place at
an early date.
Mr.. and Mrs. 8. 8. Rowland will entertain a
company of invited guests in the Corcoran gar
den on Wednesday evening, from $50 to ii
O'Clock. Cards of admission will be presented
at the I-street entrance gate. Should the
weather prove unfavorable postponement will
De made TO the hrst pleasant evening ensuing.
Mr.. and Mrs. James A. Rutherford of 1921 G
street, having returned to the city. will be glad
to receive their friends Saturdays in June.
Gen. and Mrs. Van vliet will leave for their
summer home at Shrewsbury about the middle
OF June.
Mrs. Henry Custer has returned from Europe
and is with her sister, Mrs Mathews, 174S F
street.
quiet wedding took place last evening at
Fair Hill, the country residence of Mr.. John
Small, the contracting parties being Miss Amy
l. Small and DR.. G.. W. Richardson. The cere-
mony, which was performed by Rev. E. l..
Buckley, pastor of st. Stephens church, Balti-
more, was witnessed only by the immediate
families of the young couple. DR.. and Mrs.
richardson left for an extended bridal tour
The bride Is a lovely girl with a wide circle of
acquaintance. who will wish her much happi-
ness IN her married life.
Rev. Richard Harlan, of New York city, son
of Justice Harlan, will be married at Geneva,
n Y, June 5.
The wedding of Mr.. Karl Decker, Of the
Washington bureau of the Baltimore American
and Miss Life Bennett, daughter of Dr. and
Mrs. ii. VI. Bennett will take place at o'clock
this evening at Metropolitan NJ. Z. Church, Dr.
Corey officiating. Mr.. Louis Garthe chief of
the Washington bureau of the ADieTicdI., will
act as groomsman and Mr. Richard Oulahan. of
the United Press, MIR. Frank Stephens, Mr..
Eugene Davis. and Mr.. Benz Graves will assist
as ushers. After the ceremony the couple will
leave on the Z O'Clock New York special for the
north