Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-20
SOCIETY,".
Washingtonians at Home and Abroad
Personal Notes Of Interest

Personal Notes Of Interest
Secretary Noble returned to III city from
New FORK last evening. Mrs. Noble will return
tonight. Miss Leonors Hslsted 10 back from
Nantucket. where she and her sister spent the
summer months.
Postmaster General wanamaker left the city
today at noon for Philadelphia He will visit
his place near Cape May while absent, where
Mrs. Wanamaker is now staying.
Baron Won Zedtwitz and his bride expect to
have as their guests for the winter at the Ger.
man legation in Mexico Miss Caldwell and
Mrs. Dounelly. The minister's house Ii one OF
the handsomest structures in the city. The
floors and the stairways are all Of marble.
Mrs. Robt Christy has returned from visit
to Mrs. Vance, who has her spacious and hos
pitable house in the Black mountains OF North
Carolina filed with guests.
Senator Vance has recently been spending
few weeks in bis mountain home.
Representative Herbert, who had house OF
@ street last season, where his group of pretty
daught entertained their friends most charm
ingly, has given up the house for the presen
aud the young ladies'. his daughters. are In thu
south. II they return to the city for the shOr
session they will be at the Metropolitan Hotel
where Mr.. Herbert is now located. Mr.. and
Mrs. johnson Of Chicago have taken the house
No. 1705 Q st.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarke have taken No. l7s7 Q
street.
Mr. and Mra sinsabaugh have bought No.
1749 Q street.
Mr. and Mrs. Framework and Miss Florence
Framework Of Chicago have returned to the
city and are in their home on the corner of
10th and Q streets.
Mrs. William C. Oates has gone to New York
eity to be absent for fortnight
Major W. Coulter and bride have returned
from sojourn at Deer Park.
Miss Essie Boyle. daughter Of Commodore
Boyle. who has been visiting her cousins. the
Misses Boyle Of 18th street, has keturned to her
home in the west
Mr.. d. Barton Mackall returned to the city
from Capon Springs.
Rev. DIR. Perry, rector of st. Andrews
Church, with his wife and children, have re-
turned to the city.
Rev. Mr.. townsend, rector Of the Church OF
the Incarnation. with Mrs. Townsend, is back
from Brooklyn.
Mr.. F. W. True Of the Smithsonian Institu-
ton, with Mrs. True, has returned from Vir.
ginia.
DIR. and Mrs. Frank Gibbs are absent from
the city, visiting in Freehold, NJ.
Mrs. T. W. BARLEY is back from her sum-
mering at Berkeley Springs.
Mrs. j. G.. Cashell and son Albin, who have
been visiting Miss Aggie Eslin OF Mt. Pleasant,
have returned to their home In Montgomery
county. Md.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Coyle, with Mrs. Coyle's
mother, have returned to town from their cot
tage In Takoma and will occupy their new
house on New Hampshire avenue as soon as it
is finished.
M;s. porr;, ~ r.,;s.; -
seasons ago, will be with Mrs Senator Hearst
in November. Miss Perrin is in New York
having gone there from White Sulphur
Miss johnson of Indiana, who has been with
Miss Florence Miller for several days, will leave
for home on Monday. Miss Miles of Vincennes
will remain for some time yet
Mrs. General Paul, with her daughters Mrs.
Marmion and Mrs. Hosley, and her two grand.
children, is at the Clarendon for a week Or
more.
Miss Mary Tarr has returned from Canada
and is with her sister, Mrs. Senator Kenna. on
Capitol Hill.
The marriage of Mr. C. L. Blanton and Mis-
Mamie c. Cullen took place last Wednesday
evening at the parsonage Of st. Patrick's
Church by the Rev. Father MCGEE. The bride
was attired in a pearl gray dress. trimmed
with steel passamenterie, with n toque to match,
and carried bouquet of La France roses Miss
Bessie Knowles was the maid Of honor and Mr..
JOS +. Cullen best man. After the ceremony
a reception was held at the residence OF the
brides mother, All 9th street north west where
the happy couple received the hearty congratu-
lations and best wishes of their numerous
friends. The bride received many handsome
presents from her friends. Among those pres
ent we're the Misses Gresbaur, Miss Mary Kig-
gins, Miss Maggie CorcOran. Miss Annie Hur-
ley, Miss Lilly Blanton, Mr.. and the Misses
Cullen Of New Haven, Conn. Mr.. G. w. Conn.,
Mr.. WV. HOugh, Mr.. r. +. Baker, Mr. Samuel
Stott. Mr.. Willoughby Moore and Mr. Harry
W. Smith. Vocal and instrumental music and
dancing were INDUCED in during the evening,
ried couple left for Paris, No., where they will
reside.
Mrs. DR.. ]. B Moore and her daughter Rosa
lind of 81 street northeast returned to the
city today, after spending the summer at the
their country home in lower Virginia.
Prof. and Mrs. H. L. Hodgkins have returned
to the city and will spend the month of Octo-
Der with her parents, DR.. and Mrs. A. G. Will
klnson, 1926 h street. Mrs. Hodgkins will be
NJ home informally. owing to recent bereave-
ment in the family, Mondays in October.
Miss Nina Gunien and Miss Mamie Walker
have returned from Wakefield, Mass, where
they have been spending their summer outing.
Mrs. NJ. j. Hunt and daughter will arrive In
V"shihStOh hiis cNcIiuS lEOH Nov lOfk, 6Itcr
q stay of several weeks in that city.
Miss Isabelle Wheeler has returned from
Berlin after two years study on the violin.
The friends Of Dr.. and Mrs. s. L. Harmong
will be pleased to learn Of Mrs. Harmons' re-
covery from a long and painful Illness.
Mrs. Benjamin F. Leighton and her sister,
Miss Foss, have returned to the city. They
spent the summer on the Massachusetts coast
Miss Bertha Behrend Of Philadelphia is
spending few weeks with Mrs. Amnon
Behrend on II sire ct
Rev. DIR. Greene and family returned to the
city yesterday morning after an absence Of ten
weeks
The engagement Of Miss Hannah Blum Of
this city 70 Mr.. Aaron Levy of Tallahassee,
Fla, is announced. At home Sunday, Sep
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There was pretty wedding at Christ Churcn
night at 8 o'clock. The contracting
parti; were Matte 7. Carr and Mr.. Aloysius A.
King, first lieutenant Marion Rifles, Dong.
The Church was crowded with the friends Of
the couple. A reception was held at the brides