Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-06-13
SOCIAL MATTERS.

Mrs. Harrison is busily engaged in her
preparations for her departure for Cape May
next week. Among other things she is giving
good portion of her time to is her china
painting, and she is finishing some pieces that
were begun early in the season and had &c he
set aside during the official gayeties. Mrs.
Harrison and Mrs. Mckee will hold the last
south-portico reception on Saturday after
noon. while the artillery band plays in the
White House grounds, beginning at o'clock.
DIR. John Scott is visiting some Of his rela-
tives at Bryn Mahr, and will join the family of
the President at Cape May the day ON which
they go to the seashore. DR.. Scott called upon
many of his friends before leaving the city,
and presented several ladies with copies of his
photograph.
Secretary and Mrs. Rusk and Miss Rusk are
in their old home in Madison. Wis, to stay for
fortnight longer, after which they will be
back III their Massachusetts, avenue house for
the midsummer.
Miss Florence Miller is visiting with relatives
near Utica, n. Y. Mr.. Samuel D. Miller, son
OF the Attorney General. will graduate at the
annual commencement of Hamilton College.
IN Clinton, on the 25th instant when Mr.. and
Mrs Miller will go on from here for the exer-
cises. The Attorney General ID a graduate Of
Hamilton. The Attorney General will return
early in July. and Mrs and Miss Miller will
visit among their friends before coming back
here. The family will stay in the city until
after the adjournment of Congress. but they
will not this year open their Indianapolis home
Miss Rose Blake Keeling Of Baltimore and
MIR. Stilson Hutchins of Washington formerly
editor and proprietor of the Post, and well
known through his newspaper and successful
business interests at the capital. were married
at the home of the bride, Hotel ALBANY in Bal
timore last evening. The ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. DIR. X. j. Keeling, the brides
father. The bride was given away by her
hnr
Montague WAS maid Of honor. The bride wore
costume of white crepe. court train cut
round at the neck and with short sleeves in the
English style, with pearl trimmings. The long
bridal veil WAS caught with diamond star and
diamond pendant both presents from the
groom, encircled her throat. In one hand she
carried huge bouquet of lilies of the valley.
Miss Montague wore pink tulle and carried La
France roses. Mr.. aud Mrs. Hutchins will go
to their summer home in New Hampshire.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Damrosch are now tray
cling in Germany, and next month will be the
guests OF Minister and Mrs. Lincoln.
Mrs. W. B. Hoover and daughter of New
York city have returned home after visiting
friends and relatives in this city.
Mrs. Robert Gordon Hardie of New York ar
rived in the city last evening for a brief visit to
Senator and Mrs. Cullom before going to her
summer home in Vermont
The Korean Charge Ye Wan Yong and Secre-
tary Ye Cha Yum, with their wives, will spend
the summer at Berkeley Springs.
Mrs. VIM A Hungerford and infant son will
leave the city Monday for Oak Grove, Va,
where they will remain until October
Chief Engineer De Valn, United States navy,
will in few days report on board the ISIS.
Pensacola bound for Europe. Mrs. De valin
and sons will later join Mr.. De yalin abroad.
Miss Elizabeth s. Buckley was married at G
p. m. yesterday to Mr.. VIM. Fitz- Hugh Gurley,
well known member of the bar of Omaha at
the residence Of her mother, 34ll Road street,
Georgetown Heights, i'll the presence of the
immediate family of the contracting parties
Rev. Z. l.. Buckley, rector Of st. Johns Church,
Newport, r. L.. and brother of the bride, Off
ciated- Mr.. Gurley is a grandson of the late
Rev. Ralph T. Gurley, d. D., who was pastor
OF the New York Avenue Presbyterian Church
during the time when President Lincoln at
tended that church.
Mr.. Edwin s. NARROW OF this city and Miss
Lena Petit Of Long Island, niece Of Mr..
smith Petit were married at noon yesterday at
Mr.. Pettit's residence. No. 219 Sd street north
west. Rev. DIR. Cuthbert offciated. The
bride was becomingy attired in a brown travel
ing costume, appropriate to the wedding
journey. which followed the nuptial service