Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-06-21
SOCIAL MATTERS.
Summer Plans Of Wel-known Peo-
-pIe-Weddings and Engagements.

Summer Plans Of well-known Peo-
-pIe-Weddings and engagements.
Mrs. A. F. Magruder, with her daughter and
son, sails today from New York for Havre Judge
John Davis Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Steele, the
Misses Steele. the Spanish minister, Mr.. de
Muruaga. and the Chevalier Tavera. the
Asstrio-HungariAn minister, all sail on the
same steamer.
Miss Kate Field returned to the city from an
absence Of two months and a half in the north
aad east, and left again for Morehead n. c..
where she went by the way OF Richmond and
where she addressed the teachers institute OF
the state last evening She was introduced by
the governor OF the state. Miss Field will re-
turn at once.
Mrs. r. c. Fisher Of X street Is back from a
six weeks trip. She visited her relatives in
Chicago and Minneapolis. She is looking in
excellent health after her long journey.
Miss Daisy Mullett, daughter of Mr.. A. b.
Mallett will go to Kansas City ON the LIST of
July TO spend the remainder of the summer
with Mr. Mullett's mother.
Mrs. Rolf, the mother Of Miss Ida Roff Of
this city, has arrived here from Kentucky and
Is with her daughter at No. 906 Massac husetts
avenue. Mrs. and Miss Rolf will leave next
Saturday for Sorrento, Me-, where they will
spend the summer.
Miss Emma Harmon, daughter OF Mrs. Sarah
l. Harmon OF No. 91s 22d street. and Mr..
Lindey s. Anderson were married Thurs
day afternoon at o clock in st. Paurs Church.
Esd street, Rev. Ar. Harding officiating. The
bride wore a becoming toilet Of apple green
velvet and Henrietta cloth. trimmed with a
heavy iridescent passementerie. She wore a
becoming hat Of green and carried a bouquet
OF La France roses. The bride and groom en-
tered the church together. There were no at
tsndant groomsnen or bridesmaids. The
bride was given away by her
brother. Mr.. John II. Harmon of No.
24lS Pennsylvania avenue. After the service
an Informal reception was held BY the bride
and groom at the residence of Mrs. Harmon
before they left for New York city. Mr.. and
Mrs Anderson will leave shortly for Seattle.
Wash. where they will make their home. Each
resigned position in the government service
TO carve out "A future and q fortune together in
the new state. They received a number of
handsome wedding gifts, which, with their
furniture, they have sent on before them to
Seattle.
Grant Y. Mcdowell and Miss Jennie Dominy,
daughter OF l.. B. Dominy, were married at the
residence Of the brides parents, in Fairbury,
Ill, on the 18th instant. They now the
guests Of Judge Mcdowell and wife of this city
for a few days and will sail for Europe ON the
18th instant, to be absent for a few months.
Mrs. II. G. Wilkinson and Mrs. Howard L.
Hodgkins will be at home to their friends in Sep
TENDER, after the return of Mrs. HOdgkins from
her wedding journey. They will receive at
the home of Mrs. Wilkinson, 1926 X street
northwest.
Capt II. E. Weaver and his family left the
city this morning for Colonial Beach, Va,
where they will spend the summer.
MIS- Margaret Havenner has issued cards for
the marriage of her nieco, Miss Nellie Florence
Humphrey. to DR.. E. G. kimball at Calvary
Baptist Church Tuesday, the oath instant at
10 am.
Miss Mary E Rowe. principal of the Seaton
school. having accepted the principalship of
the Wichita, Kan, normal school. will leave
with her sister and family for her western home
July l. She will be glad to see her pupils and
friends any evening during the next week at
her home, pa street northwest.
Miss Edith Edmonston has gone to Europe.
After a brief sojourn in Paris with friends she
will proceed to Florence to study music.
Mrs. ). +. Buchanan and her grandson. Mr.
u. Buchanan Fife. have gone to Chattelane
Springs for two weeks thence they go to Old
Point and other resorts not returning until
autumn.
On Thursday evening last barge party was
given IN compliment to Lieut. J. A. Dapray,
United states army, who Is on a brief visit
here by his brother, Mr.. ST. Julien Is. Dapray.
winch was one of the most delightful affairs OF
the Kind OF the season. About fifty guests as
cended the river on "a steam barge and before
returning to the Analostan boat house. which
was aDlaze with light for the occasion the
party stopped at the boat landing up the
Potomac. where Japanese lanterns hing upon
tees and rocks on all sides. making that
pretty haunt look beautifully picturesque.
Mrs. Josie A Taylor and her daughter, Miss
Allie Taylor of indianapolis. are making "a
brief stay at the Hotel Fredonia They will
visit friends at Washington Grove and then
spend some time at Cape May and Long
Branch
"A pretty wedding took place at the Emory
Church, Brightwood, Monday evening the con-
tracing parties being Mr.. Walter A. Test Of
Philadelphia and Miss Addie NJ Hollidge.
daughter Of Mr.. Joseph II. Hollidge OF Bright
wood Mr. and Mrs Test left on the 10 pm
train for short wedding trip. Their future
home will be in Philadelphia.
"A happy surprise was given Secretary of Ag-
riculture Rusk at the residence of his daughter
at Viroqua, Wis, Tuesday evening Ii was the
sixtieth anniversary of his birth and several
hundred citizens, including all classes, called
TO pay their respects.
delightful lawn party was given last even
ing at the residence of Commodore Morgan
liza street northwest, by the members of the
Il. \. and A Club. Dancing was INDUCED in and
Miss Daisy Is. Harrison reclted. collation.
terminated the festivities.
Mrs. Duncan Campbell and the Misses Camp
bell will sail for Europe July 2, to be absent
year UT more.
Miss Amy c. Leavit will leave the city for a
short trip to visit friends in Boston. Cambridge
ami New York, returning to Washington early
Ia July.
The delightful home OF Capt and Mrs A. p.
Lacey, Beltanny place, Clifton street, was the
scene last evening of charming lawn
fsse given by the Young Ladies' Foreign Mis-
sionary Society OF Metropolitan Church. Scores
OF Chinese lanterns made the spacious lawn a
blaze of beauty, while the old trees that sur.
round the house added to the pcturesqueness
OF the scene Mrs. Logan had supplied a tent
which was set up in the adjoining grove, and
Toe cream and cake were served in abundance.
The commodiOus house and its surroundings
were thronged with the young people and the
leading families OF the church. and the affair
Was complete success for the society for
which ii was given.
DR.. ID. DIN Leech and Miss Ada ODER will be
married at Fourth Street NJ T. Church south
east wednesday morning, June %, at 1880
o'clock.
Miss Lillian r. Virgins. niece of tho late
Senator Jas. W. Flanagan of Texas is spending
her vacation at the Elsmerc with her brother
Mr.. J. '. Virgins.
The Misses Gosling are at the Portland
Asbury Park, y. j., for the summer season.
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