Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-06-06
SOCIAL MATTERS.
What Well-known People are Doing
Personal Notes.

| EeFSOnal notes.
Mr.. and Mrs. George B. Loring, the forme,
United States minister to Portugal, left the
city this morning for New York CITY, A number
| OF prominent people Of the city were at the
railroad station to see them off and send good
wishes after them. MIR. and Mrs.. Loring will
! remain in New York until Saturday when they
SAIL for southampton. From there they 90 to
London for a visit, and later they will arrive in
Madrid, where they will reside Mr.. and Mrs
| Loring will doubtless be very popular abroad
as both are specially gifted in all social ways.
Mrs. Hearst has returned from her visit in
Virginia, where she encountered the OBTAINING
washout and the destructive food, but happily
escaped without personal injury.
Senator and Mrs Evarts and Miss Evarts will
close their K-street residence this week and
leave the city for their summer home in Wind
sor, Vt.
Minister Roustan has returned from a weeks
visit at Pensacola, Fla, where he saw his
brother, Who is an officer on board a French
man,of-war; Minister Roustan suffered the
loss by death OF his mother two months ago,
and for that reason has decided to give up his
projected trip to France this summer.
Baron and Baroness Rosen, Of the Russian
legation, will spend the greater portion Of the
summer in the city.
Mrs. Chas. NJ Ffoulke has sent her children
to visit their grandmother in one Of the pleas
ant suburbs of Philadelphia, and she will join
them in few Gays. In July Mrs. Ffoulke will
IN August Mr.. Chas. NJ. Tfoulke, who is in
Europe, will return to this country and will
take his family for the autumn to Deer Park or
Oakland. Mr.. and Mrs. Ffoulke have taken the
house they occupied last season, No. 2013
Massachusetts avenue, for another year. where
they will reside until Mr.. Ffoulke decides upon
| site for building house for his residence or
selects house ready built.
John Cunningham Robertson, son Of Col
Beverly H. Robertson, Of this city, who took
the Greek medal at the University Of Virginia
In 1885, has been appointed to fellowship in
the Johns Hopkins university for 1S89-9O.
Senator and Mrs. Butler and the Misses But
the autumn they will visit Mr.. August Belmont
| at Newport.
Miss Pauline Whittlesey and Rev. Cornelius
II. Patton, of Westfeld, N. j., son of President
Patton. Of Howard university, were married
yesterday at the home of the brides parents in
this CITY. The ceremony was performed by
Rev: Eliphalet Whittlesey, assisted by Rev. VIM.
W. Patton.
Cards are ont for the wedding of Miss Inez
Thursday evening, June 20, at st. Johns
church.
Mrs. Catharine A. Bentley, of Baltimore, is
visiting her niece, Mrs. VIM. G.. Phillips, at
Long Meadows.
Col. B. F. Winger and family, of No. 1921
Connecticut avenue, left to-day for Tayamenta-
sachta farm, near Greencastle, Pa, where they
will spend the summer.
DR.. and Mrs. Elmore A. Adams have issued
invitations for the wedding reception of their
daughter BERTHE and Mr.. Leon d. Geneste,
Wednesday evening from $50 until 10 o'clock
at 224 9th street southeast.
Miss Minnie Clark and Mr. Joseph P. Smith
were married last evening by Rev. Dr. Meador
at the home OF the bride, 713 9Th street north
west. The parlors were decorated with pro-
fuson OF choice flowers, and the presents were
very numerous and costly. A reception was
held from to 10, after which Mr.. and Mrs.
Smith left for their future home in Bridgeport,
Conn.
Miss l.. Peachy Jones and Mr.. John Fl. Flagg,
OF New York, well known in Washington,
where he was journal clerk of the Senate for
ten years, were married in Brooklyn last even
ing. The ceremony took place in the Church
OF the reformation in the presence of large
company Of friends. The bride, who is con-
sldered one OF Brooklyn's most beautiful bru-
nettes, was attended by a maid of honor and
four bridesmaids, all wearing elegant and be-
coming costumes. Mr.. Fred. A. Flagg, brother
OF the groom, was best man.
News has been received here that Mrs. Hal
ford was able to reach Bedford from Altoona
by wagon and will come to Washington from
the hrst-named place by rail- arriving here
this evening. In the same party is the family
OF Mr.. W. 5. Mellen, general manager of the
Wisconsin Central railway, who were on their
way to Europe, but lost all their baggage in
the wrecked train. Mr. Mellen and family
come out this way partly because it is the most
expeditions exit, and partly to see daughter,
who is pupil at Mrs. Somers' Mt. Vernon
seminary, on NJ street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred. W. Hall, who have been
spending some days at Alton, the country home
OF Mrs. Halls parents. Mr.. and Mrs. C. s.
Noyes. left this morning by the IL: 20 train over
their California home. They will visit the
Yellow Stone park on their way. Alarge party
of the friends of SIr. and Mrs. Hall were at the
Baltimore and Ohio station to see them off,
with abundant good wishes for their happy
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