Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-26
SOCIAL MATTERS.
What well-Known People are Doing
Personal Notes.

weeks with her mother, Mrs. Mclean. on La
fayette square. Mr.. Mclean has not fully re-
covered from his illness OF the summer at
Deer Park. but is now confined 10 his room.
Mr.. and Mrs. John r. Mclean are back from
Bar Harbor, where they spent the summer. and
have opened their house on McPherson square.
The youngest daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM
C. MacBride is slowly convalescing from Q Sc
we're attack of typhoid fever.
Senator and Mrs Stockbridge have spent
most of the summer in the city. Mrs. Stock
bridge made two trips to Boston during that
time. They have now removed from the NJ
street house in which they have kept house
since they came to the city, and they are now
established in the handsome residence on the
corner Of Connecticut avenue and streets
where Justice Matthews lived and died 1t is
now the property of Mr.. John L. Beall. Mrs
Mary G. Drummond Of Kalamazoo Mich, who
is the Senator's sister, is his guest at present.
Mrs. Drummond has been spending some time
with the relations OF her late husband in Bath,
Maine. Yesterday Mrs. Stockbridge and Mrs
Drummond visited Mount Vernon.
On Wednesday night Senator Stockbrdge
gave dinner of eighteen covers to a party Of
Michigan gentlemen The decorative center
piece OF the table was large basket filed with
golden rod and the new single petal dahlias
with their crimson coronas and golden hearts.
The guests were MIR. w. B. Thompson, Mr.. j.
G. Burrows Mr.. +. P. Allen, Mr. james O'Don-
nell. Mr.. Mark 8. Brewer. Mr.. A. T. Bliss. Mr..
4. w. Wheeler. Mr.. Charles Z. Belknap, Mr.. 8.
NJ. Stevenson, Gen. B. NJ. Cutchcon, Mr. Edwin
$. Lacey, controller Of the currency. Mr.. E. z.
Perkins, Mr.. Edwin Willis assistant secre-
tary of agriculture, Mr. Charles Moore, Mr.. Ii.
III. Smith, Mr.. o. s. Spauldng and Mr. $. S.
Odds. On the adjournment of Congress Sem
ator and Mrs. Stockbridge and Mrs. Mansfield
will visit their Kalamazoo home and remain
there until December.
Mrs. J. C. Burrows is spending the summer
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will not return here until the beginning of
winter.
Mrs. F. NJ. Grahs Of 1881 9th street north
west has returned homo.
Miss Matte Tyler, daughter of Col Nat
Tyler, who has been an invalid for some time
over year, has returned to her home, on 10th
street, from q long visit IN the mountains Of
Virginia entirely recovered. Miss Lizzie Tyler,
who has been summering in WarrentOp, Va,
has also returned.
Miss Flora MacLean Of Norfolk is visiting
relatives in this city.
An enjoyable supper was given last evening
at the residence of Mr.. c. W. Smiley. chief of
the fisheries division Of the Census Office. Mr..
$. /. Irvine. one of the field agents. sent to Mr..
Smiley a fine lot OF scallOps, and these fur
nished the basis OF the feast enjoyed by a COM
pany Of sixteen gentlemen.
Mrs. W. I. Crump and family have returned
from Colonial Beach and are located at 1926 s
street nor Invest.
Admiral Russell and family have returned
and are at their home, 1908 De Sales street,
Naval Cadet Russell is with the family. but will
return to the academy next Monday He is
now q member of the second class and stands
well.
Mr.. and Mrs. William E. Curtis have returned
to the city and are at their residence, 1901 Con-
necticut avenue.
Mrs. Baxter and Miss Baxter Of Nashville,
Tenn. are the guests Of Mrs. George Baber at
the Shoreham.
Mrs Therese Blackburn Stewart of Ken
lucky is with Miss Tarr at Mrs. Senator Kennas
on Capitol Hill for q short time.
Mrs. Maj. Tucker returned yesterday morn
ing from summer in Europe. Miss Logan
met her in New York on Wednesday and came
home with her.
quiet wedding took place last Wednesday
evening at the residence of the bride, SO3 7th
street northeast. The contracting couple were
Miss Mary Emma Wamsley and L. +. Bon
wimpffen. MIR. and Mrs. BOnwimpffen will be
at home to friends after October l at GIG II
street northwest.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew B. Graham and their
two young sons are at the Hygeia Hotel, Old
Point Comfort, Va.
W. Mosby Williams, who has been sojourn-
ing in the mountains Of Virginia for tho past
fifteen days, has returned to the city.
Miss Alice V. Kingsbury OF this city and Mr.
Charles c. Estes of Morgantown. n. c., were
married las, night in the presence Of their
most intimate friends at tho residence OF the
brides parents, Rev. S. H. Greene Of Calvary
Baptist Church officiating. The BRIDE looked
pretty in travelling costume Of tailor mads
After the ceremony the bridal couple were given
hearty congratulations after which they left
for New York for a trip Of ten days. The pres
ents were numerous and handsome.
Miss Ada c. Burch, Miss Georgiana Payne
and Miss Mamie Russell, after short but de-
hghtful stay at Piney Point, returned home
this morning.
On Wednesday evening, the Oath instant,
pleasant party, consisting Of about fifty friends
aud relatives was gathered at the residence of
Mrs. X. Collins, No. 726 street northeast, to
witness the marriage Of her daughter. Annie,
to Mr.. Harry Chase Of this city. the brides
uncle. the Rev. Geo. Beaver Of Hiilsboro Nd,
officiating. The parlors were tastefully decor
ated with an abundance Of ferns, palms and
beautiful flowers, and numerous and handsome
presents were displayed to the admiring gaze
Of the guests. The bride was attired in a hand
some travelling suit Of dark green camers hair
serge richly trimmed in velvet, passamenterie
and silk. and carried an exquisite bunch of La
France roses. After the ceremony and a hearty
round Of congratulations the guests repaired to
the dining room, where sumptuous rcpest had
been prepared. After pleasant hour the
happy couple, amid showers OF rice and good
wishes and accompanied by q few OF their more
intimate friends, drove to the Baltimore and
Ohio station, where they left at 1890 for q
short trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Clardy OF Malvern,
Ark, are in the city en- route east, and are the
guests OF Mr.. NJ. p. Key.
Last evening the re was q gaia gathering Of
young men at the residence Of Mr.. II. King,
jr., proprietor of Kings Palace, the
occasion being the celebration of the
twenty first birthday OF this son. The
members OF the Argo Literary Club to the
number of thirty were present and an equal
number VI other friends. After congratula-
tons had been extended the company were in
vited &c the dining room, where u sumptuous
repas. was served. Mr.. N. Meyer on behalf of
the Argo club then presented Mr.. King with a
ring, the setting OF which was a letter X stud
| ded with pearls and diamonds. Speeches were
made by all present and when tho company
broke up at 2:30 cheers were given with a will
| members OF the family OF Mr.. King. Among
those present were Mr.. and Mrs. Ii. King, IT,,
MIR. and Mrs. NJ. King. Mr.. and Mrs. s. j. King,
MIR. and Mrs. Harry King, Richard Kuntz, n.
| Meyer, NJ Sanger, A. l. Richold, Lee Baum
garten, L. Hirsh. n Goodman, N. We'll, s.
Wallach, j. l. Kaufman. 8. Mundheim, L.
| Mayer, G. Dsckenheimer, d. Rosenthal, NJ.
Kaufman, c. Baum, n. Luchs, H. Strauss. b.
Baruch, L. Blondheim, s. Peyser, s. Lewis,
Julius Kaufman, & Lyon. B. Heidenheimer, j.
| q. Cohen, 8. Minister, 8. Rosenthal, L. Oster.
tag, L. Herzog and j. Meyers.
The Misses WIllenbucher have returned from