Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-05-07
SOCIAL MATTERS.
The Movements Of Well-known People
Personal Mention.

The Movements Of weIl-known People
Personal Mention.
Mrs. Harrison did not hold her usual after
noon reception to-day. She is somewhat IA
ngued by the journey to New York and the
consequent festivities.
Senator and Mrs. Edmunds close their house
here and leave the city to-day. They will make
visit OF few days in New York city and will
the summer. They are accompanied by their
daughter, Miss Mary Edmunds.
Senator and Mrs. Morrill, and Mr. James
Morrill, expect to leave the city for their sum-
mer home in STAFFORD, VT, early next week.
Mr. James Morrill, did not visit the Vermont
home last year on account Of his prolonged ILL
ness, and so is eager for the change this season.
Miss Swan will remain for few weeks to sup
erintend some proposed improvements upon
Senator Norris Thomas-circle house.
MIR. and Mrs. Herman K Visle have issued
invitations for the marriage of their sister,
Miss Emily yiele to Mr.. Thomas Nelson
strother, of Baltimore, on Wednesday afternoon
Miss Yiele is the daughter Of Gen. Egbert
Viele, ex-congressman, of New York.
Mrs. Justice Miller was able to see callers
yesterday, having recovered from her recent
illness. She had with her Mrs. Irvine her sis
ter, and Miss Lucy CorkhilL. Mrs. Miller 10
always at home 10 callers ON Mondays in the
early summer, and in the autumn o. soon az
che returns from her summer outing. Mr..
Irvine Miller, Of Chicago, son Of the Justice,
who was recently appointed secretary and dis
bursting agent Of the Indian commission, Ia in
the city.
Senator and Mrs. Hearst have returned from
New York city, where they spent centennial
week. Mrs. and Miss Head and Miss Moore
accompanied them from New York, The house
upon Highland Terrace is being gradually dis
mantled for the purpose of furnishing and 1T
ting the new home on New Hampshire avenue
Minister Quesada was making P. P. c. calls
yesterday. He has obtained leave from his
government to pay Q visit to the Argentine
republic to see his son. who is in business there
and could not visit his father here. NJ. Quesada
sails on the 25th of this month. He retains his
house in Jefferson place, as he will return in
August.
MIR. and Mrs. 8. 8. Rowland entertained the
British minister, Sir Julian Pauncefote, at din
ner on Sunday, and Col John Hay dined him
on Saturday.
Admiral Febiger, accompanied by Miss Leila
johnson and Mr.. Paul Johnson, will go soon to
his country place in Maryland. Miss Leila john
son has set the date for her marriage with DR..
Ewing in October.
Surgeon and Mrs. Marmion, who spent last
week with Mrs. Paul at the Clarendon have re-
turned to Norfolk where DR.. Marmion is sta
toned on the receiving ship.
The ladies Of the Corean legation accom-
panied the secretaries Of the legation upon
trip to Mount Vernon yesterday.
Count dArco Valley entertained large COM
pany Of gentlemen at dinner on Sunday eve
ming.
Miss Evangeline Wilson, daughter of the late
Vice-President Of the United States, is to be
married tomorrow to Mr.. Nathaniel Easton
Carpenter. The ceremony will take place at
the residence of Mrs. NJ. g. Kimball 4703 King
sessing avenue, Philadelphia Mrs. Kmbaii,
who Is well known here, was for many years
during his life time the esteemed and intimate
friend of the brides father, and in thus open
ing her hospitable house for the nuptials OF his
orphaned child, performs characteristic and
gracious service.
The anniversary exercises Of the Deaf Mute
college, at Kendall Green will take place to-
morrow afternoon, and not this afternoon, as
was incorrectly announced yesterday.
Mrs. Brinton Stone has returned from New
York and is at 1910 II street, till she returns to
her own house, l721 DeSales street.
Mrs. A. NJ. Bonheim, Of Baltimore, is the
guest Of Mrs. L. Go ldsmith, 429 R street north
west.
Mr.. C. W. Bennett and family have left for
their country home at Dresden, N. Y, on
Seneca Lake.
Gen. Felix Agnus, editor Of the Baltimore
American, has issued invitations to q large
party of newspaper men and other good people
to meet Mr.. Frank Thompson, Of Philadelphia,
at his beautiful country home, 'Nacielna," in
Maryland, May Is. Among the guests will be
the Washington Gridiron club.
Miss Cora Boyd to-day accompanied her
father to New York and Brooklyn for weeks
stay.
The Lutheran Trinity church, 4th and
streets northwest, was profusely and hand
somely decorated with flowers last evening, the
occasion being the marriage Of Miss Rosa,
Of o Fs:ass se IL r. Was s pel
formed by the pastor, Rev. ". c. Fl. Leubkert,
The brides gown was Of surah and silk Hen
riotta, made with . high bodice and
long sleeves, square train, striped and
the veil was fastened with lilies of the valley and
she carried a bouquet OF the same flowers The
bridesmaids, the Misses Charlotte and Minna,
sisters Of the bride, wore ivory Henrietta cos
tunes trimmed with soft silk sashss and carried
bouquets Of pink roses. Mr.. B. E. Emnert and
w. A Giesking acted as groomsmen and Leonard
Eglod and Frederick Paf as ushsrs. After the
ceremony reception was held at the residence
OF the brides parents, Lincoln avenue and
North Capitol streets, after which MIR. and
Mrs Elliott started for New York.
They will reside in Petersburg, Va The numer-
Gus presents were both handsome and useful.
On May 6, 1875, Mr.. Y. T. Elliott, brother of
the groom, and Miss Anna Emmert, sister of
the bride, were married.
q The local circulation Of THE EVENING
STAR is not only the largest and fullest, but it is
also the BEST, since the paper goes not alone
into the hands Of the people Of the District Of
Columbia as a body, but regularly into their
honaes,-into the families OF all classes, and
into those Of the money-spending as well as
the money-earning portion of the community.
An advertisement in its columns therefore
reaches the eye Of everybody worth reaching.
American Trade in Holland.
Consul Eckstein, Of Amsterdam, in a report
on American manufactures in Holland to the
Department OF State, says no records can be
had to the total value Of importations Of
American manufactures into Holland, but that