Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-11-05
IN THE SOCIAL WORLD.
Wedding Bells to Ring-Personal Notes
of Interest.

of Interest.
Mra Harrison Is in New York city to do some
shopping before the Official season begins here.
Ex-President Cleveland is reported by one
Of his ex-foreign ministers who rode in a rail-
road car with him and swopped fish stories
with him to be looking splendidly and young.
Nrs barrow, wife Of the assistant corpo-
ration counsel of Chicago. who has been visit
ing her sister, Mrs. r. c. Fisher Of X street
has returned to her home. Mrs. Mills and
daughter Of Montana are now with Mrs. Fisher.
Mr.. and Mrs. Moses and son have taken
possession of a handsome suite of rooms on
the top floor OF the Normandie that they have
fitted up most luXuriously. The view from
that altitude is most enchanting.
Miss Mary E. Lonyan of Newport and Mr.
Patrick Murray of this city were married yes
terday afternoon in St. Matthew's church by
Rev. I. j. kervick. The bride wore dress of
gray cloth and a hat of velvet matching in
color. The newly-married pair will reside in
this city.
DR.. Guy r. Whitney, who has hired his house,
No. 1903 New Hampshire avenue. for the win
ter, has taken apartments at the Arno.
Senator and Mrs. Vance, after spending a
delightful summer in the mountains Of North
Carolina, are back to their house on Massachu-
sets avenue for the winter.
Senator and Mrs NJ. c. Butler are in the city.
Mrs. Annie Louise Powell will be assisted at
her afternoon reception tomorrow by Mrs.
Howard of Baltimore, who is her guest. Mrs.
Powell is at No. 1913 Rhode Island avenue.
Lieut.. W. C. Cowles, commanding the U.S.S.
Despatch. sailed this morning to carry Lieut.
Jno. A. Norris and party as far as Norfolk on
their expedition to the West Indies. Lieut.
Cowles, who is socially very popular in this
city, will return here next week. Mrs Cowles
who is in the south with Mrs. Helen Cowles,
sister of Lieut.. Cowles and a well-known news
paper writer. is a daughter of Hon. Allen G.
Thurman of Ohio.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. p. Huntington and Miss Jen-
ME Sheriff.. their guest. will leave London this
week and sail for New York city, expecting to
reach this side by the middle of the month
The Prince and Princess Hatzfeldt will remain
in Europe visiting the German cas-
ties of the princes ancestors. Mr.. Hunt
ington was most solicitous that the
marriage be celebrated in New York
city. and earnestly desired that the prince
come 20 this country for that purpose But
the house of Hatzfeldt, the bridegroom in
sisted could be better represented in London
at the bridals. his parents could not make the
ocean journey to America, and the German
minister at London is the princes intimate
friend, and his breakfast to the bridal party
gave official eclat to the event. Then the
prince represented that two ocean journeys in
November, the trip to New York and the re-
turning one after the ceremony would not be
an agreeable experience for a bride, and Mr.
Huntington was so persuaded to give up the
darling project of his heart that his adopted
daughter and heiress be married in her own
country. Prince Hatzfeldt, who has been so
bountifully provided for by Mr. Huntington in
marriage settlement, has income $4,000
from lis fathers estates and at his death will
himself be millionaire.
Mrs. Jno. NJ. Glover. who is staying in New
York city at the Victoria hotel with her two
children. will come to this city tomorrow to be
present at Miss Virgie Niles marriage Mrs.
Clover will stay at the Arlington hotel during
her visit in Washington.
Miss Itie Herring, daughter Of Mr. Jno. O.
A. Herring. manager of Adams express COM
pany. southern division. in Baltimore. will be
married to Mr.. Jno. VI. Pitts of Colorado Springs,
Col. on Wednesday week at 6 O'Clock at Grace
NJ. Z. church in that city. The young couple
will live in the western home of Mr.. Pitts, who
Baltimore boy went west some wears ago
aud is now one of the solid business men of
Colorado. The bride-elect is the fourth daugh-
ter of Mr.. Herring.
Miss Lettie Stout of Stevensburg Va, who
has been spending the summer with her aunt
Mrs. Curtis. No. 2I3 9th street southwest, has
returned to her home.
Miss Kobena Taylor has recently returned
from five months trip in Great Britain and
the continent. While on the continent Miss
Taylor had a charming travelling companion in
Mrs. Shreve OF Murray HILL NY, who is now
travelling in Norway with a small party of
friends, including the Misses Whitney. nieces
of Mrs. Justice Field. The many friends of
Mrs. Thos. Taylor will be sorry to learn o.
recent fall which resulted in the fracture of the
upper bone of her left arm. In consequence
OF this accident to her mother Miss Taylor
will not receive until December.
Gen. and Mrs. b. +. Kelley and their grand
daughter returned to the city yesterday from
their mountain home and are at the Bucklng-
ham, Mcpherson square.
Mr.. Jesse Barker Neville of Columbus Ohio
who Is a great-grandson of Gen. Daniel Morgan
of revolutionary fame, is in the city accom-
panied by his wife and has taken apartments
at Is Madison place for the winter.
Mrs Geo. Boudinot of 234 street northwest
gave delightful party last evening in honor
of her friend Mrs. Benson of Boston Mrs.
Benson will leave for her home tomorrow.
Mr.. and Mrs. ii. t. Helmbold are located at
1886 street north aeSs.
The committee in charge Of the fair to be
given for the benefit of Union tent, No. 81,
LO.R., are making strenuous efforts to produce
a fine and attractive display. The fair will
begin next Monday and continue eleven days.
The cozy little home of Mr.. Thomas NJ.
Field. sos Q street northwest, was beautifully
decorated with ferns and roses and the parlors
well filed With his friends Friday evening last
the occasion beGg the celebration OF his twenty
fifth birthday. Al =: several selections by an
orchestra, of III. he is a member, his guests
were invited to supper. Among those present
were Robert Boyd, sr.. r. o. Edm onston,
Robert lloyd, jr., Z. G. Wheeler. Julius Baum
Rarten, Mr.. Mason, Mr.. Sinsheimer. Charles
Nailor, H. 7. Tatum. W. W. Baker, DR.. Ham
lton Leach. Mr.. Reddington and Mrs. Field.