Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-11-21
IN SOCIETY,".
Weddings and Other Events-Personal
Notes Of Interest.


Notes Of Interest.
Mrs Fuller and Miss Mildred Fuller spent a
portion Of yesterday at the Capitol in the
supreme Court room, where they went to listen
70 an argument in a case that interested them.
Mr.. and Mrs Kendall are making a social
success in this country well as a professional
one. Mrs. Kendall is the personal friend Of
Queen Victoria and has delightful coterie
about her in London In Philadelphia Mr. and
Mrs. Kendall were entertained by the most
charming people of that city. This afternoon
the Fortnightly club gives tea at the resi-
dence of Mr.. George Bancroft. which is also
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. John Bancroft, whose
guests on behalf of the club the artists are to
be.
Mrs. Gould, the mother OF Mrs. n. S. Lin
coin, is in the city, the guest of her daughter.
Mrs. Tracy, wife Of the Secretary of the
Navy, arrived in the city yesterday. She was
met at the railroad station by Mrs. Wilmerding,
who has been for the past fortnight the guest
OF Lieut.. and Mrs. 4. b. Nj. Mason. The ladies'
Of the Secretarys family are much disappointed
at the delay in the completion OF the house ON
Farragut square. Mr.. Tracy has sold his
Brooklyn house, so that the family Is depend
ent upon the house they are preparing here for
home. Secretary and Mrs. Tracy expect to
occupy rooms in the part of the house that is
not new, and by so doing hope to hasten the de-
parture Of the wOrkmen.
Madame Mutsu. wife of the Japanese min
lister. and Mrs S. VI. Bryan have returned from
q ten days stay in New York city.
Mrs A. J. Halford is entertaining the Misses
wallach of indianapolis, who are her guests.
Mrs J. S. Clarkson is back in the city from
her visit to Philadelphia.
DR.. Irving G. Rose and his bride, who was q
Miss James of Albany, is at the Normandie.
Mrs. Gen. McKee-Dunn and Mrs. David Nc
Kee have returned to the city from Indiana
and are settled in their own house.
Congressman Herbert and the Misses Her
bert are in the city and are located at No. 1903
Rhode Island avenue.
Lieut.. Isaac Hazlett and Mr.. and Mrs. r. d.
Clarke and their daughters, Miss Clarke and
Mrs. Thornbridge, are at the Hamilton house
for the winter.
DIR. r. Fletcher. Lieut.. and Mrs. F. NJ Bar
Der. DR.. and Mrs. ]. Y. Taylor. Mr.. and Mrs. d.
G. Forney Maj. and Mrs A. r. Quaifo, and
DIR. and Mrs. j. NJ. Brown are occupying apart
ments at the Portland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lyman Tiffany and the Misses
Tiffany, who have been abroad all the summer,
have secured passage in a ste l.er for Deem
Der, when they intended returning to this
city for the winter and to occupy their hand
some house OH Connecticut avenue in which
Secretary and Mrs. Noble spent the summer. |
All their plans havs been defeated. they have
given up their state rooms IN the steamer and
are IN Dresden. detained there by the illness of
Miss Helen Tiffany. who is too i'll 10 make the |
voyage.
Mr.. d. ]. Particle, United States consul at |
Dusseldorf. leaves the city tomorrow and will |
sail for his post of duty on the 9th.
Hon. ]. II. MCGOWAN and family have re- |
turned from their summer vacation and are |
located for the winter at 1904 Vermont avenue |
Mr.. A. J. Fallen of New York. an attache of |
the House. who recently married a sister of !
Representative Felix Campbell of Brooklyn, |
has taken house on I'd street for the winter
Judge and Mrs. Mcdowell have returned, af- |
ter En absence of two months in Illinois, Kan
sas and Nebraska.
Senator Washburn of Minnesota has rented |
ex-Speaker Carlisle's house, 1926 street. Mr.. |
and Mrs Carlisl; will be at the Riggs house |
this winter.
Mrs. Dickson will not go to Europe for the |
present to join her husband, Mr.. Dickson of |
the navy. who IL ttached to the Atlanta, of the |
squadron OF ev 'Ition. but will keep her house, |
725 10th street, for the winter.
The marriage =. Fillmore Beall. esq.,, of the |
Washington bar md Miss Lybbie L. Perkins. |
daughter of j. I. Perkins, ESQ.,, county |
treasurer OF Price, Georges county. was |
sOlemnized in Perkins chapel, Springfield, |
Nd. at $50 o'clock last evening by Rev. Geo |
V. Leech of Frostburg, Md, brother-in-law |
of the groom The bride attired in a hand |
hOulc travelling Inc clurcl was |
pEettily decorated with flowers and was filled |
with friends of the contracting parties The |
ushers were Messrs. f. Z. Perkins and s. w, |
Bean At the conclusion OF the ceremony Mr. |
and Mrs. Beall left for a tour in the south |
Among those present from this city were Mr. |
w. II. Beall and wife, Mr.. C.. Il. Beall and wife, |
MIR. A. A. LipscOmb. DIR. Franck Hyatt, Dr. d. |
U. Leech and ladies, MIR. Chaplin Brown, Mr.. |
John G. Dermody. Mr.. Richard Z. Brandt Mr. |
Mills Dean and Mr.. Neal /. Murray.
DIR. l.. l.. West, long a successful practitioner |
of medicine in Wilmington. Delaware, has be-
come citizen OF Washington, opening an
Office in Wizards hotel, where. as house phy-
stefan. he will reside with his family. DR..
West brings such credentials from his old !
neighbors and professional brethren-includ-
ing ex-SecretGry Bayard, Senator Gray, Repre-
sentative Lore and Professors Parvin and |
Keen. of Jefferson Medical College, Philadel-
phia-as must commend him to the confidence |
of this community