Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-06
SOCIAL MATTERS
what Ii Going On in the Fashionabl'
WOrld-PApsonaI Notes


World-Psrsonal Notes.
Gov. and Nrs. Carroll of Baltimore have
taken the Lsnier Dunn house, on Rhode Island
avenue, Tor the winter.
Mr.. and the Misses Jackson have returned
Gently.
Miss Emma 2uiian has returned TO the city
from . weeks visit 70 her many friends in
Baltimore
Mrs. and Miss Janney Of Baltimore have
leased Mrs. Todd's house on Jefferson place
and will reside here this winter.
The Count and Countess LaGhequier, from
Austria, are spending some days in the city.
Ihey have home in Baltimore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Munson, who have been in
Europe for the past five years, have returned
street, which Senator and Mrs. Stockbridge
occupied during their absence.
Mr.. and Mrs Chopper are in the city and in
their II street home.
At the last meeting Of the board of lady
managers (G.M.H.) the sewing circle was or
Ranized for the winter with the following Off
GERS: President, Mrs. John A. Logan; vice
presidents, Mrs.lR G. Rutherford and Mrs. ].
Ford Thompson; treasurer, Mira ]. N. Flint;
secretary. Mrs. A. D. Johnston. The president
invited the circle to meet at her house on FRI
day, November Z, at 10: 80 a. m, IL being deemed
for the interest Of the circle to begin the sos
sions ct an earlier hour thanlast season.
Miss Annie Turner and Mr.. Tom Harper of
White Sulphur Springs, Greenbrier county W.
Va, were married in this city yesterday by
Rev. Mr.. Gibson ct the residence of the
groom's aunt, 726 street northeast The
bride was becomingiy attired in . travelling
dress Of fawn-colored cloth and carried .
bouquet Of Marechal Mel roses. The young
future home I'm Buchanan Va
The Misses Mary and Katie Marston,
daughters Of Hon. John Marston and grand
daughters Of Commodore Marston Of Phiia-
delphis, are visiting Mrs. Charles C. Lancaster,
l443 Q street northwest The young ladies
have Just returned from an eighteen months
tour OF Europe.
The members Of the Mozart Club were de-
the coxy residence Of Mr.. and Mrs. Pearson,
Capitol Hill. Solos were rendered by Mrs.
Hoiderman and Misses Storm and Carter and
Msssrs. Hopkins, Hensey and Pearson, the club
furnishing some Of their choicest selections in
an effective manner, after which supper was
INDUCED in, and all departed with the pleasant
remembrance OF an enjoyable evening. Be-
sides those mentioned the following were
present: Misses Hughes, Simons. stevens,
Hunter, Kaufman and Jones and Messra Gard
ner, RAWLINGS, Fisher, Jones and wiber.
The marriage Of Miss Annie LeCombe Of
tuib Slty W H. W. DOXWeu Oh KANSAS was Cole-
brated last evening at the Calvary Baptist
Church, Rev. 6. II. Greene officiating. The
bride was becomingly attired in Q light silk
trimmed with brown, and q toque Of brown
velvet and gold braid TO match. and carried .
bouquet OF Bon Silene roses. After receiving
congratulations Mr.. and Mrs. Bowel de-
parted for the Alleghepies.
A pleasant Halloween party was given Ut the
residence Of Miss Belle Jenvey, No. Il29 Mary
land avenue northeast in honor Of her twen-
tieth birthday. Dancing was enjoyed until
midnight, when sumptuous supper was
served in the dining room, which was hand
somely decorated with palms, ferns and ohrys-
anthemums. Among those present were Baron
and Lady Won Wimpfen, Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis,
Birdie Brown, chaperoned by Mrs. Morton,
Lu Cole, Misses Floy and Helen Walmsley,
Marie Won Weber and "Trix" Jenvey, Messrs
George Abrams, c: Green, E. Phelps, s. Cog
gins, +: r: Short, DR.. Frank Brightwell and
Rufus +. Putnam.
very pretty, quiet wedding took place last
night at HAS 2lst street. the residence of Mira.
Howard N. Rundlett, the happy couple being
her daughter, Miss Florence Sutherland, and
Mr.. Howard Shield McCandlish, both of this
city. There were about score Of the relatives
and friends OF the families present. Rev. Chas.
N. Pyne Of st. Johns Chapel oficiated The
service of the Episcopal church was read at 7:3O
and tasteful supper WAS then served, the bride
ana groom leaving for Baltimore at o'clock.
They will be gone from the city for about three
weeks, visiting Richmond Fortress Monroe and
Philadelphia. Mr.. McCandlish represents a
weli-known and distinguished family Of Vir-
GINA The bride is the daughter of the late
Maj D. J. Sutherland and granddaughter Of the
late Maj. A. A. Nicholson, U.S.M c., and Judge
Joel b. Sutherland OF Philadelphia. Among the
guests were Miss Knight of Philadelphia. Mas
Doolittle Of Utica, Miss Sutherland Of Philsdel-
phia, Miss George Patterson, Maj. Nicholson
and wife, Miss Townsend. Mr.. and Mrs. Rev.
erdy Daingerfeld Mrs. Burnett Col. Berrett,
Miss Sarah Gusts Poulson of Virginia, Miss
Morris Foote of New York, Mr.. Harry Nichol-
son and wife, Mr.. Harry Whiting, Miss Whiting.
Mrs. NJ. R. Moore Of Goldaboro, N. c., DR..
and Mrs. A. p. Chase Of Providence and Mr..
and Mrs. Geo. E. Lang Of New York are visit-
ing the city and are at the LanRham.
A quiet wedding took place yesterday in the
parsonage of the Immaculate Conception
Church. The contracting parties were Eliza
beth c. Weidman and Louis n. Allen, both of
this city. No cards.
An enjoyable progressive euchre party was
given by Mrs. Phillips of 9Th street last evening.
Prizes were won by Mrs. Elliott and Mr.. Palmer,
while the boobies were awarded Miss Rich
ardson and Mr.. Gibson. bountiful collation.
was served, after which dancing was partici-
pated In and thoroughly enjoyed by nll.
Among those present WEI Q Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
Devine, Mr.. and Mrs. Gibson, DR.. Roemer, Mrs.
A. G. Miller, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Baldwin, Mrs.
j. II. Roberts, Misses Carrie Towne, M. A.
Green, Doilie Wood, Nellie Fowler, Messrs.
Charles and 3. n. Lambert, J. B. Fowler, J.
VIM Palmer, d. A. Gross and VIM. Corey