Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-10-01
SOCIAL MATTERS.
what Is Going on Among Well-Known
People-Personal Mention.

The japanese minister and Madame Mutsu
and Mis-, Mutsu are back in the city from
water Gap, Pa, and are ENJOYING the improve
menfs at the legation on street. Minister
Mutsu has not been blessed with his usual good
health this summer and has not yet recovered
his strength.
Baron Won Zedtvitz, who was first secretary
OF the German legation here for several years.
and who Is now German minister to Mexico
spent portion OF the summer In Europe. He
mas recently returned to this country and will
Dc nrs Nhitneys guest at the afternoon re-
eephon she will give tomorrow at Lenox in
honor Of Mrs. Cleveland and Mrs Endicott.
Mrs. Potts and Miss May Potts have returned
from summering at Eaglesmere. Pa They
also spept some time with friends at Devon.
Ihey take Possession of their own house on the
corner OF G and 18th streets today, where they
viii be for the winter.
Hev. and Mrs. Geo. Van Wyck are back from
the Adirondscks, where they were all summer,
and are ~ their own home, No. 1901 New Hamp-
snlre avenue. Mrs. Van Wyck Is IN mourning
Tor the death Of her sister.
Mrs. spinola, who is travelling in Europe with
Miss Whitford left Berlin last week and is now
IN Spain.
Mr.. and Mrs Horatio King are back in the
city from their summer place at West Newton,
Mass.
Mrs. ". II. Parker, wife of Lieut.. Parker of
the navy, has moved into her new apartments
81 No. 2020 q street.
Mr.. Theodore Roosevelt has taken the house
Of his aunt, Mrs. Elliot, ON Jefferson place, for
the winner and viii bring the rest of the family
here to reside.
Miss Ida Roff, who has been spending the
Sumner 1t her home in Mason county, Ky.,
has returned to the city for the winter season.
Mrs. Dr.. Bullock and Mr.. T. W. Bullock. her
son, have returned to their home on New York
avenue from summering at Saratoga Springs
and the seaside.
Miss Emma Jean Wilson has returned to the
city FROM Mohonk Lake, where she spent the
late season She Is at present the guest Of Mrs.
Helm
Mr.. Chang Yen Hoon Of the Chinese legation,
accompanied by Mr.. Shu, Mr.. LANG and his
brother left the city yesterday after making
their formal farewells, aud will sail for Europe
tomorrow.
Mr. and Mrs. 7. P. Kane will be pleased to
see their friends at their home, 1107 New
Hampshire avenue northwest
The Potomac wOmans relief corps Will give a
reception this evening at Ct. A r. hall to Mrs
A. 5; Odell, who has just returned from Mil
wsukee.
Mr. John Sherman, formerly a well-known
resident of Washington and now of San Diego
Cal, Is visiting friends in this city Tor d few
days.
Mr.. ]. E. Lehman has returned from Colonial
Beach after an absence of tive months.
Miss Bliss Kinds, assisted by Miss Coulter
and Miss Lucille Colby, received and enter
tanned her little friends at birthday party at
her fathers apartments, 1927 street north
west, Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Il. Moulton have issued in
yltations for an at home this evening from to
IL, st Hotel EredonIa, on II street between 18th
ana 18th streets, In celebration OF their silver
wedding.
Miss Rafferty, is in New York for few DAYS.
Mr. simon Wolf las gone to Atlanta, Ga, to
be gone week.
Mrs. j. W. Robertson has returned to Wash
lngton from Virginia, where she has been
spending the summer. and is visiting her
parents at 1908 . street before returning to her
home IL Chicago.
Miss Addie Cora Reed, prima DONNA is visit
Ing Hrs. L. +. keleher at $40 street.
Lieut.. Beall of the signal corps and wife have
left for their new home at Chicago, Ill. Lieut..
Beau has been on duty in this city for over ten
years.
Miss Louise Gibney and Mr. 81. B. Smith
were married yesterday afternoon at the rec
tory OF the Ascension church. Rev. DR. Elliott
othciated. There were present only the family
oi The bride aud few Of the groom's friends
The brides presents were numerous. some Of
them .trlAlngly beautiful Amoug them was a
pair OF diamond sar pendants-the gift Of the
groom At $50 MIR. and Mrs. Smith left,on an
eastern-bound train for an extended tour
throughout the east and west. They will be
gone several weeks
Secretary Window has not vet moved into the
house which he has leased on Massachusetts,
avenue. II Is, however, being put in readiness
Tor occupancy as quickly as possible, and Mrs
WINDOW has been in the city for a few DAYS
superlntsn dlng the work. She will return later
IN the season, and be accompanied by the
Misses Window.
First Lieut.. J. F. Moses, Of the marine
corps. on duty at the Washington navy yard.
and Miss Marie Raum. daughter Of Gen. Green
b. Raum. Will be married in this city October
-. Owing TO recent death in Gen Raum's
family the wedding will be very quiet.