Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-11-04
SOCIAL MATTERS.
Weddings and Other Events-Personal
Notes of Interest.

Mrs. John Wanamaker will introduce her
Oldest daughter to society this week at Jenk-
instovn. Pa. near Philadelphia, where the
Postmaster General has q country place For
the debut of her daughter Mrs. Wanamaker
gives tea on Friday afternoon. Mrs. Harri-
son and DIR. John Scott will be among the
guests present
Judge and Mrs. John Davis have returned to
the city and will spend the winter in their
Connecticut avenue house.
Miss Carrie L. Dickman and Mr. Cbas. III.
Baumsn will be married at ST. Paurs English
Lutheran church, corner Of Ilth and Il streets,
on Wednesday, November s.
Senator and Mrs. Morrill, will arrive in the
city this week to settle themselves in the
Thomas circle house for the congressional
season
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Stanley Brown, the latter
being the daughter OF the late President Gar
neld, will spend the winter here, having taken
house for tue season.
Mrs. Matt Carpenter, widow Of the late Wis
consin Senator of that name, lives in London,
where she brought up her son, Paul Carpen-
ttr They are both prominent personages at
The United States legation and IN the American
circle of the British metropolis.
Mrs. Hatch of Sunderland place gave .
charming german in honor of Miss Anna Bryan,
on Friday night of last week. Among the
Mary Matteson, Hiss Silyey, Miss Sprgg, Miss
0cCalnont MIR. Kemp, Mr.. Camp, Mr.. Seawell,
Mr.. Fred Matteson, Mr.. Bryan, Mr. Sprigg and
Mr.. Webb. superb supper OF croquettes,
oyster salads, ices and champagne was served
ct midnight.
The pink tea given by the young ladies'
Bible GLASS of Ascension church Friday evening
was a great success. Prof. and Mrs. Cabell
kindly gave the use Of their drawing rooms at
No. 1901 Massachusetts avenue for the enter
tsinment OF the company. The aoorways,
pictures and statuary we're effectively draped
With pink cheese-ciOth. The young ladies who
assisted Mrs. CsbeH in receiving we're Miss
Lulu Dun, Miss Lottie Plain and the Misses
Pink aud Lulu Lyons. There were twenty 1--we
girls Of the school dressed in pink gowns.
Mira Durham. wife of Capt Burnham, has
been out making 2 PC. calls. She and their
sou Ralph leave for Europe the I'D OF Noyem-
Der, 10 be absent one year.
The first informal hop of the National Rifles
this season took place at their armory last Sat-
urday gut and was largely attended.
Mrs. Harrison and Postmaster General Wan
smdAer were met by the latter's carriage at
JenAin.Uwn outside of phIlaael phia, Saturday
M. ht ana driven to the elegant residence OF
tue postmaster General, there. Mrs.
Harris III Was TO leave Philadelphia this morn
Ing tor New York TO visit Mrs. Lord she will
remain until Friday at the Gilsey house. when
she Will return to the Postmaster Generals
residence and grace the tea to be given In
honor Ut Miss MinnIs Wananakers entrance
into society.
Mlss Beth Brown gave enjoyable dancing
party Friday evening at her home, No. ga A
street southeast. Among those present were
the Misses Bessie aud Bud D.llon, Meads
Banks, SchOtt, B.bbItt, Ashley, SmItn, Green.
Bur1On, Gilbert, Dryer, Tyler, Asnby, and
Msssrs. Merritt, Bacon, Hine. Burns, Brown,
Clifford. Draper, Ford ALERT, Orr and Aeads.
Cards are out announcing the marriage OF
Miss Marie Summers and Mr.. Claude Jarboe,
both OF Prince Georges county, Md.
The wedding of Miss Kate Wyukoop. the ac-
complished daughter OF DR.. Gerardus Ii. Wynn
koop OF New York city, 10 Mr.. Harold Stanley
Forward VI England, Is announced tor MUnd,y
evening the z0tn Inst. al Grace church. Among
the invited guests from " ASH ugtOn Will be the
Rev. Theodore Wynkoop, uncle of the bride;
Chief Justice Charles ID. Drake and wife aud
Col and Mrs. Amos Webster.
Mayor and Mrs. n. NJ. Goodlett of Evansville.
Ind, have returned home after a pleasant visit
TO the family OF their son, MIR. n. Minor Good
lett.
Mr.. and Mrs Pastor of Wiesbaden, Germany,
have just arrived from Europe and VIII spend
the winter with their daughter, Mrs. James T.
DUBOIS, at the Albany, 7Uo 18th street
lie Pontypridd lWales) Chronicle of October
Is gives an account of the marriage on Tues
I. II,
Mountain Ash. OF Miss L. Ii. Z. Gallivan. late
headmistress of Warren schools, Pembroke
shIre, to DR.. W. A. HarrIes OF the pension
office. this city. The bride was arrayed In
Cream saIIns trimmed VITA choice cream tinted
lace. The brlual veil WAS of white tulle
knotted with orange blossoms, and its wearer
carried handsome bouquet OF flowers.
The bride was given away by her father, Mr..
Charles GalIysn. late OF the ROYAL navy. After
the wedding breakfast the coupe lett for Lon
don, where they Will spend their honeymoon,
starting the first week IN November tor their
future home IN this city.
Ar. and Mrs. Hornsby have returned to the
city this week and have opened their house,
which Was closed all the sum- eT Oh the corner
OF Connecticut avenue and De Sales street. and
they expect to spend the winter there as usual
Mr.. hOrnsby. VINO Is daughter OF the late
Jeremiah b Black of Pennsylvania, who was
AIR. Buehanans Secretary OF state and At
torney General, Is one of the most charming
hostesses IN the capital city, and it Is ac-
counted real pleasure and q compliment to
be her guest.
Mr.. f. C. Stevens Of New York city has taken
the house of Lieut.. Manning of the navy, 1929
10th street. for the winter and will bring his
family here Tor the season.
NJ. Salvador de Mendonca, special envoy
for Brazil at the Americas congress. has hired
the @autiul residence of DIR. Whiting, No.
1913 New Hampshire avenue.
Mrs. John A King of Philadelphia and her
little daughter will spend the winter in this city.
Mrs. Lyons and her daughters have settled
for the winter at No. 1873 Connecticut avenue.
Mr.. w. S. Crowns family. at Brookland, were
visited Thursday evening by large crowd of
young friends from the cry. They took with
them Doherty's brass and string band aud the
floor being cleared they danced all night