Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-06-11
SOCIAL
More Pretty June Neutrality-suspicious.
Mention.

The school year at Norwood Institute was
brought to a brilliant close last night by a
reception given by Nr. and Mrs. Cabell al
Masonic Temple. There were about 500 people
present and the different halls that were used
for dancing were well filed all the evening.
Until . o'clock a general reception was held.
and from that hour until well on toward mid
night dancing was enjoyed by the young ladies
OF the school and the many invited guests.
Dance music was furnished by a portion of the
Marine Band. and everything was done for the
comfor: and pleasure of the many who were
Present 20 show their interest IN the school. as
well rs TO enjoy a pleasant evening. A great
many wel!-knOwn society people were present.
The floor managers were Mr. Cluss, DIR. Cock
rifle. Mr.. Miller. Mr.. MlIburn. Mr.. Wilkins and
Mr.. Mccormick, and Mr. Mueller acted as
master of ceremonies.
Miss Maud C.. Clark, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. George l. Clark Of No. 1921 18th street.
and Mr.. Ernest l.. Harvey were married at the
Metropolitan NJ. +. Church last night az )
o'clock. the Rev. Dr. Corey performing the
The ushers were MIR. Jno. {. Clark
OF New York, the brides brother; Mr.. Buell..
Mr. Nichols and Mr.. Chas. Clark. The bride,
who was accompanied by her father. wore Il
bridal toilet of white satin. en- traine, draped
with tuile, the bridal veil of tullc caught with
pearl pins. and she carried a bouquet Of bridal
roses. Miss Nina Hull Of Vermont was maid OF
honor, and wore a pretty frOck Of yellow and
carried Marechal Neil roses. Mr.. VIM. FL
uTluSc alItuGtu TIE groom dS pest man. AIter
the ceremony the bridal party drove 10 the
home of the brides parents. where a reception
was held by Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey. who later
left upon a wedding journey. They will return
In a fortnight TO take up their residence here.
Mss Mary Berry and Mr.. S. 5. Williamson
were married in the West Street Presbyterian
Church of Georgetown last evening, Rev. DIR.
GhOs. Fullerton Oficiated. using the service of
the old Scottish church. Mr.. and Mrs.. William
son left the city last night for their home In
West Duluth, Mimi, where Mr.. Williamson is
established III business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rochester F. Robb have hired
a house and are now delightfully."- situated at
No. IBIS 18th street northwest.
Mrs. James Linkins, who accompanied Min
lister and Mrs. Palmer abroad when they went
u Spain, returned 10 the city this week. After
Minister and Mrs. Palmer lett Madrid Mrs.
llHkms took 4 tour on the continent, visiting
Paris, Brussels and London.
Hon. George Bancroft has closed his II street
house and Is in his rose cottage at Newport.
Miss Lily Mae Cohen, daughter of Mr.. Max
Cohen of this city. editor of Views" was mar
ried to Dir. Ferdinand Levi of sumter. SC,
yesterday afternoon ut the Eighth street Tenn
pie by l;ev. l.. Stern. The ushers were Messrs.
Harry Franc, Al. Marks of Philadelphia. JOS.
StrasburgeT. a. Levi and VI. Rosenberg. A
handsome dinner was given at the residence of
the brides parents, 927 Sth street, i'll honor of
tHS NOuAE NVulat. buI4uB the course OF the
dinner toasts were offered by Rev. l.. Stern.
Mr. Cohen, DIR. A. Behrend. A. A. SoIomons.
II. r. Schwartz. Simon Wolf. Lewis Abrahams
and others. The father of the groom presented
the bride with the deed to a house and lot and
more than two hundred other handsome pres-
ents were received. In the evening an elegant
reception was given by Mr.. Cohen. at which a
number OF prominent people from out of town
were present. including Mr.. and Mrs. Mendels-
son OF New York, David Levi of Rutherford.
MIR and MrE HTr-ph of DIrlaI.lAEI. A
A. SOlomOns OF Philadelphia, Il. +. Schwartz of
Buffalo. Ny. Mr.. and Mrs. VI. Levi of Man
ling. SC Mrs. l.. Ensel OF Kansas City. Mo,
Miss lille Moss of New York, Mitchell Levi
OF sumter, sc. Mr.. A. Levi and Miss 5. Levi
Of Manning. ). c.. and Al. Marks OF Philadel-
phia. The young couple have left for a three
months wedding trip. after which they will go
10 live IN their new home ut Sumter. sc.
MIS-. ;. L. DilwOrth. son and daughter of
Texas, who have been spending the winter here
at the Hotel EredOnia. leave today for Niagara
Fails, and sail on the 18th for a two years STAY
IN Europe. Miss Dllworth completed her
studies here this month and will devote her
time IN Europe IN studying music.
Miss Emma Jean Wilson has left the city for
her summer tour. She will spend a week in
Baltimore with the family of Prof. Eaton. and
after a visit to her mother in PENNSYLVANIA
will spend the remainder Cf the season at Lake
MohOuk, Ny.
Max Lansburgh and family of Baltimore will
spend the summer, as usual, at Potomac City,
Va.
Mrs. Jas. E. Morgan has issued cards for the
marriage of her daughter Minnie to Mr.. Jas.
NOsher on Monday at q O'Clock at St. Aloysius
Church.
Mrs. Wyard was this morning the recipient
of a fine salmon weighing IS pounds, caught in
the Restlsouehe by her brother, Mr.. W. J.
Florence.