Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-06-01
SOCIAL MATTERS.
juno Weddings In High Life-Personal
Mention.

| Mention.
DR.. and MIRA Pope have out invitations for
another Of their delightful musicales TO- night.
Mrs. Henry Edwardes, wife of the first secre-
tary Of the British legation, who has been
spending the past winter with her parents in
Belgrave square, London, will arrive in New
York shortly with her children. Mr.. and Mrs.
Edwardes will spend the summer at Beverly,
Mass, where Mr.. Edwardes has taken house
and the autumn at Lenox, returning here in
October to spend the winter.
MIR. Theodore Roustan, the French minister.
has gone TO Pensacola to visit his brother, who
Is an officer on board French man-of-v war now
lying in that port
Senior Loredo, secretary Of the Peruvian le-
cation, who has been absent in Paris for some
months, has returned to the city.
Mrs. Beall will entertain the members Of the
Excelsior literary club at her homo on Monday
| night
The projected garden parties Of Prof and
Mrs. Alexander G. Bell and Of Mr.. Richard
smith ior yesterday were postponed on &C.
count of the weather.
Senior Pedroso, attache Of the Spanish lega-
ton, accompanied by his wife, who has been
In delicate health, will sail for Europe in July.
Prof. and Mrs. Cabeu entertained the Shake
sperian class last evening in the drawing rooms
OF Norwood institute. The class rendered q
program composed Of Rotations and a scene
from Shakespeare, closing with the presen-
tation Of burlesque, 1.-The Women of Shakes
peare." The entertainment will be repeated
this evening.
June will witness the marriage Of number Of
prominent Washingtonians. Next week, on
Thursday, Mr.. Justice Gray, of the Supreme
Court, will be married to Miss JEANNE Mat
| tbews, eldest daughter Of the late Justice Stan
ley Matthews. This is like the marriage of the
brides sister with the nephew of Justice Har-
Ian, that took place year ago, distinctively
| Supreme Court match. Justice Gray formed
an attachment for Miss Matthews during the
visits he paid to the late Stanley Mat
thews last winter while he was ill.
The wedding will take place at the residence
OF the late Justice Matthewst corner of Con-
necticut avenue and street, and, as the fam
| lily is in mourning, tho ceremony will be
strictly private. Justice Gray and his bride
will sail for Europe early in the next week, and
on their return will occupy his new house on
street, corner of 10th, that was said at the time
Of its construction to have been built to accom-
modate his library. 1t is upon the site Of the
house in which Mrs. Senator Voorhees, died a
| few years ago.
Miss Anne Waggaman, daughter Of Mr..
Thomas Waggaman. and Mr.. II. E. Ives, of
New York and member Of the state senate, will
be welded in Trinity church, Georgetown, at
II O'Clock on Wednesday morning. June 8.
The ceremony will be performed by the cardi-
nal MIR. Ives will be attended BY Mayor
Grant, Of New York city, who will act as best
man on that occasion, and the bride, in trailing
robes Of white silk and flowing veil Of tulle,
maids. Mrs. Thomas Waggaman, who is step
mother to the bride, will be spendidly attired
in pink silk. The ushers will all be from
New York. The father of the bride will give
| through New York state the bridal couple will
sail for Europe. The bride is an heress of
many thousands from her own mothers fam
lily.
Everybody in society is interested in the
marriage of ex-Secretary Bayard and Miss
Clymer, which takes place ON Wednesday, June
IL. in ST. Johns church. as both are SO we'll
and long and favorably known here. Holding
fast always their personal dignity, they are
ever gentle, cordial and kindly with all that are
brought into contact with them 1t is told Of the
courtship of Dir. Bayard and Miss Clymer that
| they were attracted to each other in the course
of few drives they took together, returning
home from receptions, when the Secretary of
State rendered his escort to the young lady.
Mr.. Bayard has still political prominence in
national as well as state affairs, that may again
bring him to the fore front in official life It's
one of the possibilities that he may reside with
his bride in Washington during the official
seasons, keeping the house in Wilmington open
for family parties. Miss Clymer is also an
heiress.
The wedding Of Miss Evelina Heap and Lieut..
! Gleaves. Of the navy, will follow that of ex-
| Secretary Bayard at st. Johns on next We'd
nesday week. Owing to the recent death Of
the brides sister, Mrs. Nicholson, this will also
be quiet ceremonial.
Cards are out for the marriage of Miss Mamie
G. o Reilly and Mr.. Charles J. Donnelly, at the
Church of the Immaculate Conception next
Wednesday.
Miss Ida NJ. Phillips gave pleasant party to
a number of friends Thursday night at her
home, Long Meadows. The large parlors we're
handsomely decorated with flags and flowers.
Among the guests were a number of ladies aud
gentlemen from Baltimore.
Mr.. r. Goldschmids family failed to sail for
Europe on the 29th Of May on account Of the
severe sickness Of Mrs. Goldschmid. Her physi-
clans hope that her health will permit her to
sail on the Goth of the present month.
Mrs. Jno. s. Bradford with her family, will
sail for Europe the latter part Of June. Al
though she has leased her N-street house the
family will remain there while completing their
arrangements for long visit abroad.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cassius H. Clay have decided to
remain in this city, Mr.. Clay having declined
the appointment offered to him in New York
city.
Mrs. Gurdon H. Wilcox and daughter will
leave for their summer cottage on Lake On
| tarIO, west Ol uOcuester, n. l., on Monday
next, and be absent until October.
Rev. William Alvin BARTLETT, d. D., will
spend the summer in Europe, following his
usual custom, and Mrs. Bartlett and their
young son will be at her fathers home at New
! York Mills.
| Mr.. and Mrs. B. Fl. Warner will spend the
summer at their country place at Brightwood
\ on the 7th-street road.
Miss Sadie Clephane has returned to the
city, after spending several weeks with friends
in Germantown and Philadelphia.
Mrs. Harry Smith and daughter May left
yesterday for Atlantic City.
MIR. and Mrs. Perrine arrived in Buffalo on
Tuesday, three days before they were expected,
and have been keeping quiet ever since. They
| went as far as Nebraska ON their wedding trip
| They have gone to housekeeping in Mr.. Per-
rines comfortable little home.
Col Robert Boyd and family will leave to-
morrow for Asbury Park, N. j., to remain un-
| til October. He has leased the beautiful Cur
tbs Myers cottage" on third avenue, near the
ocean. Mrs. George w. Evans and Mrs. VIM
| II. Mcknight with their families, will jon
their parents later in June to remain during
the heated term.
Mr.. D. Sinclair, editor Of the winona, Mimi.
republican, and his daughter Fannie, who have
been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. John T. Heck, sailed
for Europe this morning from New York Mr.
/ Sinclair o0aa abraad in aaarch ~ haolth n "A