Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-05-01
SOCIAL MATTERS.
What Well-known People are Doing
Personal Notes.


Mrs. l. @. c. Lamar, jr., accompanied by her
little son. will sail for Europe on the 18th OF
this month. She will cross with party OF
Friends and she expects to take up her resi-
dence in Paris, where the boy viii go to school
and she will pursue her study OF art, in which
she has gained some proficiency here.
Mrs Stiekney, Of Vermont avenue, will close
her house early this month and go for the
summer to her place in Connecticut, on the
sound
Mr.. and Mrs. Gardiner G.. Hubbard will leave
shortly for their fine country home that is
situated on the road to Oak View and in the
near neighborhOod OF the eX-Presdent's place.
The Secretary of the Treasury and Mrs. Win
dom and the Misses Window will occupy Mr..
Hubbard's house on Dupont Circle for the sum-
mer. or until they decide upon their residence
in the city.
Mr.. Ward McAllister, Of New York city, who
spent the past few days here, returned to the
metropolis yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. John W. Jordan is visiting friends in
Cumberland, Nd.
Mr.. Geo. H. Neumeyer and Miss Mary E. Nor
beck were married last evening at St Domi-
mics church by Father b. l.. Logan. The
brides dress was cream-color satin, princess
style, trimmed with Duchesss lace. She wore
orange blossoms in her hair. and carried a bou-
Guet Of Mar echeI Neil roses The ushers were
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fert and s. Oden Scott. reception at the
residence of the brides parents. from to II.
was attended by large number of invited
guests. The presents received by the bridal
couple were both numerous and costly.
Miss Annie P. ysnderpoel left on Monday
last to witness the Centennial ceremonies in
New York city, and for a short visit to relatives
in East 6Sth street.
Mrs. NJ Kaufman, 719 D street southeast, will
discontinue her Thursdays at home.
The regular meeting of the Geographical
club, OF lie Droit park, was held last evening at
the residence of the president, MIR. Chas. E.
Fairman, 3l4 Spruce street. Prof. J. W. Chick
ering, of the Deaf-Mute college, acted as guide
TO the club in visit to Nova Scotia and the
whilom home Of Evangeline. His recollections
of a recent extended tour through that roman
tic region gave vividness and reality to his de-
scriptlOns of the home of the ''blue-noses."
The club elected the lecturer an honorary men,
Der. Following the lecture and as appropriate
TO the day, Mr.. Nelson read from The STAR
Nhittier's centennial poem, first read but few
hours before in the presence of the vast audi
ence in New York. The hour for adjournment
found the club reluctant to end so pleasant an
evening.
Miss Nellie Shields and Mr.. John Shields, OF
Capitol hill, are in New York.
The Misses Huyck left on Monday for visit
to relatives and friends in New York and Brook
lyn- They are at present the guests of Mrs. j.
Rowland Enos.
The marriage of Miss Susie @. Ennis and
Mr.. William NJ. Hedian, Of Baltimore, took
place yesterday at st. Patrick's church. Rev.
Father Walter performed the ceremony, as
sisted by Father Dillon, of Baltimore,
and Father Magee, Of st. Patrick's parish
Dir. Walter Hedian, brother of the groom,
acted as best man, and Miss Alice Hedian, sis
ter of the groom, as bridesmaid The ushers
were Messrs. CauShy and Boone, Of Baltimore,
and Messrs. Ralph Johnson, Bernard Bridget
Joseph Latimer and DR.. l ee Harlan, of Wash
inSton. Mr.. and Mrs. Hedian have gone to
New York for a fortnight. They will reside in
Baltimore.
Mr.. Vincent Miller and Miss Mamie Pellew.
both of this city. we're married Monday, April
29. at st. Johns church, New Haven, Conn.
VII be home to their friends after May l.