Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-08
SOCIAL MATTERS.
Returning for the Winter Season-Per-
sonal Notes.

sonal Notes.
Minister de Struye has returned 10 the city
from New York and is at the legation on X
street.
Mr.. Alexander Greger OF the Russian lega-
zion has returned TO New York from st. Peters
burg, where he went to visit his mother. whose
health has not been good during the past year.
The Chinese minister, Mr.. Tsui Kwo Yin, has
returned to the legation at Stewart Castle. on
Dupont circle. after two months absence in
Peru. to which country he is also accredited
Representative from his government Mrs.
Tsui remained in the city during the absence
of her husband in South America. The lega-
tion has two more years lease of their present
spacious quarters.
Paymaster and Mrs. George A. Deering and
Miss Katie Deering have returned from q most
delightful summering in their mountain cabin
NJ lnteryale, in the White mountains, and are
now settled for the season in their own house,
No. 1903 Q street
Mrs. John Mitchell and Miss Mitchell Of
l4th street are back from the beautiful Shenan-
doah valley, where they have spent some
months
Miss Julie Eide is again in the city having
left Bar Harbor, where the weather began to
be too chilly to be comfortable. Col and Mrs.
Edward McCauley, with whom Miss Edie
stayed at Bar Harbor. are still in New York
city, where they stopped on their way home.
Mrs. McCauley has not enjoyed her usual good
health this summer. but is rapidly regaining II.
Mr. Harry Jotmore of Leavenworth has re-
turned TO the city and is at the Hotel Arno.
Dir. Jetmoro Is private secretary to MIR. Justice
Brewer of the Supreme Court.
Mrs. ]. L. Swan il back from an extensive
trip along the eastern coast, visiting during her
absence Boston, Neutrality-suspicious. and
Newport. Mrs. Swan will spend the season, as
she did last year, at the Hotel Arno.
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Congressman Ashley P. Fitch, is in the city
and - staying at the Arno.
A pleasant birthday party was given Mon
day night by Master Z. II. Thomas of 1923 9th
street northwest His guests were Arthur and
Eva Compton, Mona Dom, Mary Drummond
and Herbert Harries.
Miss Annie W. Smith, daughter Of Capt r.
7. Smith. has returned TO her home after a
three months vacation in the mountains near
Frostburg. Nd, Cape May, Sea Isle and At
lantic City.
Mrs Mary D. Baker leaves for Decatur, Ala,
Saturday to remain until January 1.
Mr.. and Mrs Vim. w. Hollingsworth have
issued invitations for the marriage Of their
daughter, Caroline Boteler, to Charles Perry
Gibbons this evening at St. Andrews Church.
Mrs Marks and SONS, s. J. Marks and A. S.
Marks. daughter and maid, II. J. Mansfield Of
Sydney. Australia, and Mr.. Chas. E. Shaw of
SEaHOrus0lEe, Enklduu. VINO are
first visit to this city are staying at the Nor
mandie.
Mrs. N. L. Wells, the originator Of the ".
GU, was in the city last night and left this
morning to attend the state convention Of the
WU1.U. of Virginia. She will return to the
city next week and will be the guest Of Mrs.
LaFetra at the Fredonia
Mrs. Mary A. Liyermore Of Boston is expected
to reach the city next week and will be located
at the Fredonia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Colt have returned
from their vacation and are located at the
Shoreham
Mrs. V. E. Magruder, who has been i'll for
the past month, is improving at the residence
OF her sister, Mrs. II. II. Youngs. in Alexand ria
county.Na.
Captain and Mrs. Haycock have returned to
the city and are again in their residence on
18th street.
Miss Agnes Parster has returned from very
pleasant tour through the north.
Mr.. and Mrs A. H. Evans, having returned
from their summer ramblings, are now settled
In old quarters. at 1913 18th street.
Mr.. j. A. Wynkoop, nephew of the Rev.
Theodore wynkoop of the Western Presby-
terrain Church. and Miss Mollie Doniphan of
Capitol Hill were quietly married this morn
ing at the SixIh-street Presbyterian Church by
the pastor, DIR. Hershey. They left on the 10
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The home of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. T. Bassett
was the scene of a pretty wedding last night
when their daughter Efie May and Mr.. Will
liam ID. Rummel were married in the presence
of relatives and intimate friends only. At the
conclusion Of the ceremony and congratula-
tions = reception was held from 7:30 until 10
o'clock. The house was beautifully decorated
with plants and the mantels were banked with
flowers. The bride is the granddaughter of
Hon. Isaac Bassett, the venerable assistant
doorkeeper OF the Senate. The bridal party
descended the stairs preceded by fourteen
young lady friends. There were two ushers,
Messrs. Warren X. Choate and John l.. Nc
Phce. Miss Bassett wore a handsome gown of
white silk. trimmed with ribbon, chantilly lace
and pearl trimming. She carried a large
bouquet OF bridal roses. The ceremony was
performed by the Rev. DIR. Chester, pastor Of
the Metropolitan Presbyterian Church, Capitol
Hill. The presents received were unusually
numerous and handsome. A collation. was
served, after which Mr.. and Mrs. Rummel left
for the east. On their return they will reside
at 81 East Capitol street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Duncan Thompson, after an
absence of three months have returned to
their home on Capitol Hill. While absent they
visited Clifton Springs. Saratoga and other
places in northern New York. They return
with greatly improved health.
Mr.. Arthur w. Dunn. the accomplished
Washington correspondent Of the St Paul
Pioneer Press, left this afternoon for Chicago.
where he Is to be married on the 18th to Miss
Lillian j. Lash of that city. After a bridal trip
the newly married couple Will reside in their
own home, 1923 18th street. which Mr. Dunn
has recently bought and fitted up to meet the