Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-08-19
SOCIAL MATTERS.
Several August weddings-Where WASH
ingtonians are Summering.

ingtonians are summering.
Mr. A. Won Mumm, first secretary of the Ger
man legation, has returned from abroad and
has gone to Newport to Join Count Arco. who
intends 10 sail for Europe on the 21st Of this
month. Other members Of the diplomatic
corps in Newport are Mr.. lie CHAT, the Bel
gian minister, and Mr.. Spring Rice Of the Brit
ish legation.
The Washington annex at Vineyard Haven,
Mass. grows daily in numbers and importance.
capt Tyler, after spending the week in Bos-
ton, has joined Mrs Tyler and the Misses Tyler
at the Tashmoo House. Miss Raum. daughter
OF the commissioner OF pensions, is expected to
arrive this week and will be the guest of the
Misses Tyler.
Miss Matte Scott joined her mother and
sister, who are spending the summer at the
Tashmoo, Vineyard Haven. last week.
Mrs W. l. Cash will be at the Traymore
Hotel at Atlantic City during the month OF Au-
gust.
Miss Lulu Rout has returned home very
much improved after two weeks sojourn at
Old Point Comfort.
Miss Hattie Aspinwall OF Washington is in
Bar Harbor with party OF New York friends.
Among the recent arrivals at Mount Desert
Ferry, Me-, are Mrs. NJ. E. Leonard. Mrs. A.
L. Boice and Miss Hattie Aspinwall OF Wash
ington. They are staying at the Bluffs.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. N. Saunders have returned
from Atlantic City and are at the Hamilton
House.
Capt W. Ross Browne, who has arrived at
his cottage at Vineyard Haven, is feeling
greatly improved in health since he came.
Mrs. Browne has rendered the use of the beau
tiful grounds about Summer Rest for gar
den party that will be held this week; the pro-
goods will go to the furnishing OF an Episcopal
chapel that is supported by the summer resi-
dents of Martha's Vineyard.
Mr. and Mrs. George W. Knox have left the
citv for an extended northern trip, which will
include Block Island AL the resorts along that
coast to Belgrade, Me-, where they will remain
until the latter part Of September.
Melville d. Hensey has returned to the city
after a three weeks trip, having visited Ocean
Grove, NJ, New York and PeekskIu on the
Hudson.
Mr.. A. C. Moses has gone to Spring Lake. n.
J.,where he will later be joined by his mother
Mrs. ". b. Moses. They will then go TO Wau-
kesha Springs Wis
Col. ii. o. Nettleton Of the sixth auditors
Office has returned from three weeks sojourn
in New England.
Mrs. Lena Price Of the Census Bureau was
taken suddenly Ill at the office on Saturday
with neuralgia OF the heart. but is convaloscent
Gen. Rochester brought with him to Vine
yard Haven the two pretty little daughters of
Gen. Hilton, who are now guests Of Mrs. Roch-
ester and her young people at the Cottage of
the SUM-" This beautiful home on the bluff
where Gen. and Mrs Rochester have spent their
summers for several years past. when conven-
lent for the engagements of the former, il a
model OF excellent housekeeping.
Mrs. I. B. Stahl is stopping for g few days at
Bolivar Heights, above Harper's Ferry, the
native place Of her husband
The wedding OF Mr.. Lucien ". Davis and Miss
Ida Il at Terasa
was witnessed by large number of friends of
the bride and groom. Mr.. and Mrs. Davis will
reside at S09 u str eet southeast
Mrs. Glenn Brown and sons are at the Starr
Villa, Cape May, for the next two or three
weeks
Mr.. Charles r. Davis and bride Of Capitol
Hill will leave the city today on a wedding tour
for Cedarville, Prince Georges county Md
which place Is the residence of the brides
mother.
Senator Dolph spent portion OF last week
with his family in Vineyard Haven, and was
among the bathers on the beach every morn
ing. Mrs. Dolph spent the latter part of last
week with friends in Newport and jamestown,
H. l., returning on Saturday evening. Mrs.
Richard Nixon, accompanied by her aunt Mrs
Odeneal, expects to leave the island for a
journey westward. Mr. Nixon will JOIN his
wife en- route 1T Harrisburg, and together they
will go TO Wisconsin. Mrs. OdeLeaI will 60 to
st. Louis.
A party Of well-known Washingtonians,
composed OF Mr.. and Mrs. A. McChesney, Mr..
and Mrs. Peter McChesney, Mrs. X. I. Hum
phrey, Mr.. and Mrs.. +. q. Hines Miss Annie
Hines, Mr. and Mrs. Martin. Mr.. Albert Hum
phrey and Miss High. have gone to Point
Lookout for an extended holiday.
Miss Effie Darling of Anacostia. who has
been spending the past ten weeks in Dayton,
Ohio. has returned to the city.
Miss Ollie Baker Of 1896 18th street has gone
to Point Lookout for a short stay.
Misses Annie and Mamie Myers of 18th street
left Saturday for a two weeks holiday to Lou
doun county, Va.
Judge and Mrs. Upton arrived at Vineyard
Haven last week and are among those who en-
JOY heartily the daily plunge en- the beach.
Louis r. Bart Of Birmingham, Ala, and Miss
Ella Lawton of this city were married at St
stephens Church yesterday by the Rev. O. +.
Bart, brother OF the groom, assisted by the
Rev. p. j. O'Connell. The bridal party left on
the II o'clock train for New York. where thew
will spend several days before starting for their
future home in the south-Birming CHAM Ala
The ushers were Messrs. Richard Murphy and
Jos. E Casey.
Mrs. Fsssett, the artist, is the guest Of Col.
and Mrs Lee At their cottage at Vineyard
Haven
The Rev. Wilmot A. Darlington, son of Chas.
l..
Emery. daughter OF George s. Emery were
married yesterday morning at New York Ave-
nue. Presby terian Church by Rev. DIR. Rsmsdell
The church was well filled with the friends of
the happy couple. The bride wore a becoming
travelling costume Of mode Lansdown silk and
carried a bouquet Of La France roses The
presents were numerous and handsome. They
left on the IL o'clock train and will embark on
the Brazilian steamship on Wednesday for Rio
dc Janeiro. Mr.. Darlington has recently en-
tered the ministry of the Presbyterian church
and accepted an appointment a missionary
In the broad fields Of Brazil. The many and
cordial wishes Of friends go with them in their
Christian work.
Mr.. f. b Hay was the master OF ceremonies
1T the meeting of the Literary Club held at
cottage City on Saturday night at which a
large contingent of the Washingtonians on the
island were present
Mr.. Yulee Hodges Of Florida and Miss Edith
T. Wakelin OF this city were quietly married
last evening at the residence Of the brides pa
rents, 1871 10th street northwest ONLY the
immediate friends witnessed the CEREMONY
which was performed Nv Rev. Mr.. smith, the
assistant rector of Ascension Church Mr. and
Mrs Hodges will reside at 1921 10th street.
HonoPs TO Ericsson's Memory.
The Navy Department has sent the following
letter Of instructions to the commandant Of the
New York navy yard anent the Ericsson cere-
monies