Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-11-08
IN THE SOCIAL WORLD.
Incidents of the Bayard-Clymer Wed.
ding-PersOnal Notes of Interest.

The ex-President and Mrs. Cleveland while
in the city were the guests of ex-Marshal and
Mrs. A. A. Wilson. ex-Sscretary and Mrs.. Fair
child were with Judge and Mrs. Charles Mott
OF the Court of Claims. and Mrs. Dickinson
was at the Arlington hotel. After the Bayard-
Clymer wedding yesterday the above-men-
toned party left the city together on the 4
O'Clock train for New York city.
Mrs. Cleveland's wedding present to Mrs.
Bayard was a beautiful Pompeiian vase; all the
other families of the late Cleveland cabinet
sent gifts to the bride.
The Gress worn by Mr.. Bayards bride was
made from piece of china crepe that was the
gift to the bride of the late Chinese minister,
Mr.. Chang. Miss Clymer, the aunt of the
bride and the only representative of her
fathers family, was present, having come from
trenton, Nd, her home. for the occasion. A
large proportion of the guests were from Della
ware and were the relatives of the two families,
who are Instantly connected in some of the
branches.
Mr. and Mrs W. b. Shubrick Clymer, the
former being the brother of the bride and a
professor of Harvard college, with their son,
are still in the city and are staying with Mrs.
Clymer at her home. The four Miss Bayards
who attended the wedding all wore pretty girl
ish gowns OF embroidered muslin and gay rib
bons. Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Everett were
among the guests.
Judge John Davis has returned to the city.
Capt. and Mrs. Frank P. Gross have moved
from their X street home to No. 1887 Q street.
Since their removal Mrs. Morrow, Mrs. Gross
mother, who lives with them, has been and
still Is seriously i'll.
Bishop W. A. Leonard, late rector of st.
Johns, is now in Cleveland, Ohio.
The wife Of Secretary Tracy Of the navy and
daughter, Mrs. Wilmerdng, are in the city at
the Arno. where they will remain until the i'm
ba hav tn "
on Farragut square are completed. Mrs. Will
merding will spend the winter here.
Mrs. Tilford of New York city has taken the
house of Mrs. Hampden Zane, No. 1915 10Th
street, and will be here in few days with her
daughter.
Senator and Mrs. Don Cameron are in the
city and ia their house on Lafayette square.
Mrs. Cameron is declining all invitations, as
she is still in mourning for the late Hon. Simon
Cameron.
Mr.. Aulick Palmer has sailed for Europe,
where he will be the U. S. consul at Dresden.
Mrs. Palmer accompanied him.
Nj. Roustan is in Philadelphia visiting his
brother, who is captain of the French cruiser
Rolande, under repairs in that city.
Among this seasons debutantes will be the
Misses Russell of Georgetown, granddaughters
of Mr.. Columbus Alexander.
Col. Elliot, US. army; Mrs. Elliot and Miss
Elliot are at the Grammercy, S23 Vermont
avenue, for the winter.
A quiet home wedding took place yesterday
at noon at the residence of Geo. C.. Hatch. on
Acushnet avenue, New Bedford, Mass, when
Lieut. James II. Brown of the revenue marine
service was united in marriage with Miss Anna
C. Hatch. Rev. l.. b. Hatch of Whitman,
uncle of the bride, officiated.
1t is announced that F. Marion Crawford, the
novelist is to become resident of Washington
Among the passengers from Europe who
landed yesterday morning were Charles Rich
ards Dodge and wife, who are now in this city,
stopping at 1886 Vermont avenue.
Mrs. G. c. Goodloe, wife of Maj. G.. C. Good
loe of the marine corps, left for Lexington.
Ky, last evening to join her father, Senator
Beck, who has greatly improved in health.
Miss Blanche Blanchard of New Orleans, who
is spending a month in Washington prior to
her return home, sang last evening at the re-
ception given by the Carroll institute.
Mr. Eugene Whitfield OF Texas is visiting the
family of his brother, Lieut.. W. G.. Whitfield,
at the Buckingham.
Paymaster Henry r. Smith and wife are WIS.,
iting Mr.. Chas. Foster and family, 1O17 10th
street.
Mr. and Mrs. Jules A. Demonet of 1919 II
street signalized their return home after
summers absence by giving a prize
Lotto party in honor of their friend, Mrs.
Lynn of Virginia. now visiting this city.
In addition to the guest of honor, Mrs. Lynn,
there were also present Miss Mollie Byrne,
Miss Mcfarland, Miss Emma Gibbs, Mrs. Addle
Prospect Cridler, Mr.. and Mrs. f. V. O'Brien.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Thorn, Mr.. d. l. Murphy,
Mr.. Cole, MIR. Eberly, Mr.. Lynn and Mr.. W. D..
Mcfarland.
Besides presiding at the convention of ofni-
biologist to be held in NewYork next week Prof
Elliott Coues will give one lecture on woman
suffrage and two on theOsophy during his stay
IN Gotham. He will leave Washington on Sat-
urday with Mrs. Coues and they will give