Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-06-05
SOCIAL MATTERS.
Where Well-Known Washingtonians
VIII Summer-PersOna Notes.

Mrs. Harrison and Mrs. Mckee entertained
Mrs. II. J. &. Walker Of Philadelphia and Will
Transport. Pa. and her English relatives, Mrs.
Simpson and her daughter-in-law Mrs. III.
Simpson. at luncheon at the White House yes,
tcrday. The President, Mrs. Dimmick and
Mrs. Parker. the nieces of Mrs. Harrison.
we're also present Mrs. Parker and her
friends leave the city today for Wllliamsport
and later they will go to Niagara Falls for a
short stav. Mrs. Walker has a host of friends
in this city VINO hope that she will build a res
iience for herself instead of an apartment
house upon the eligible ground she has re-
Gently purchased upon 10th and ] streets.
Justice and Mrs. Brewer and Miss Brewer,
vino spent several weeks of their stay in the
city at the ArnO this season. have gone To De-
trOit for a short stay, as two of the children are
at school in that city. While the ladies visit in
Detroit, Justice Brewer will be in Louisville on
his Judicial round Of duty. On their return
from their western home this autumn the JUS
tice and his family will take up their residence
r. the Hotel Arno.
Justice and Mrs. Lamar are still in their
Massachusetts avenue home. where they ex-
pect to remain for the next ten or twelve days
before leaving for a visit TO their old home in
Macon. Ga. The hay fever season the Justice
and Mrs. Lamar always spend IN the New
Hampshire mountains.
Mrs.. Bugher and her son have gone to Deer
Park and are occupying the cottage of Mr.. 5.
L. Elkins. Mr.. and Mrs. Mclean. Mrs. Bughers
parents, will Join her there early next week.
closing their beautiful house on Lafayette
Square for the summer.
Mrs. Philip Phillips has taken a cottage for
She season at Deer Park.
Admiral and Mrs. Porter. Mrs. Lieut.. Logan
and Miss Porter will leave the city for their
summer horne on CanOnIcut Island, near New
port and NaTragansett Pier. early next week.
Mr.. Richard Porter will leave here on Monday
in order to put the Canonicut place i'll order
for the arrival of the family.
Mr.. Richard Wallach and Miss Barger.
daughter of Mr.. Barger of New York. will be
married at the Newport home of the Bargers
ON the 10th Of June. Mr.. Clary Ray will at
tend Mr.. Wallach on that occasion as his best
man. Mr.. Wallsch and his bride will sail for
Europe in a few lays afterward.
Mrs. ingalls, and daughters have left the city
for their home in Kansas. Ralph. the son.
will remain here with Senator Ingalls, until Con-
gress aiJourns.
A big bazaar and garden party will be held
at the residence of Mrs. I. NJ. Gale at No. 1914
l. street IN aid OF furnishing the new wing of
the Children's Hospital this afternoon from 4
to & o'clock.
Mrs. and the Misses Condit Smith and some
friends from California sailed for Europe with
Justice and Mrs. Field from Philadelphia yes
terday.
A company Of sixteen young folks, who ac-
cepted the invitation of Miss Sophie Phillips
TO take part IN a progressive whist party last
evening. found the pleasant home of their
hostess at North Arlington. Va. delightfully."-
cool and salubrious after the heat of the day.
After some time spent In the shade. Whist was
played for three hours. The ladies first prize
was won by Miss Nannette Gilbert of Alexan-
drIa county. the gentlemens by MIR. {. IL.
Merillat of Washington and the BOBBY by Mr..
Vivian Lake of Washington. supper was then
served. and the time passed so agreeably that
the party did not break up until l o'clock or
after. Those present besides those already
mentioned were Mr.. and Mrs. Phillips. Mr..
Harry Phillips, the Misses Dorsey. Hughuey
and Slmms OF Washington. the Misses Gilbert,
Delashmut, Douglass and Munson. of Virginia
and Messrs- Douglass. Gilbert, Delashmut,
t.emeuts and Mullowney and DIR. Munson.
James f. Padgett and family have taken a
cottage at Washington Grove for the summer.
Misses Craigan have left the city on a visit
TO friends at the Naval Academy and will re-
main until after the ball on the 9th.
Mrs. Il. C.. GetcheIl has returned from Chat
tanooga. Tenn. and is visiting her parents,
zen. and Mrs. Birney.
The engagement of Miss Hannah Behrend to
Mr.. Matthew Bernheim of New York city is an
nounced. They will be at home to their |
friends Sunday, June s. after 4 o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cleveland will spend part of
their summer at Marion, Mrs. Cleveland arriv- |
ing there today. They have hired the Kelly
house., a small Oid-fashiOned house, furnished
with corded bedsteads and with scalloped news
papers on the pantry shelves.
Mr.. and Mrs. g.. III. Wilcox and daughter
leave TO-DAY for their summer cottagel on Lake
Ontario near Niagara Falls.
The first of a series of hops during the sea-
son at the Woodiawn Hotel takes place on Sat
prdsy next There are a number of young
people now in Rockville and many of their
friends are expected from the city.
Clarence Halstead. son of Nurat Halstead. |
Isaac De Ford, were married last evening IN
Grace Protestant Episcopal Church, Baltimore.
The bride entered the church upon the arm of
her uncle. b +. De Ford. She was received at
the chancel rail by the groom. The ladies in
attendance were Misses Ella De Ford (maid of
honor, Mary Halstead IA sister of the groom.
Belle De Ford and Mamie Kremeleerg. The
best man was Marshal Halstead. = brother Of
the groom After the CEREMONY in the church
reception was gwen at the brides home. 402
Cathedral street Nr. and Mrs. b +. Butter
worth went over from Washington.
Miss Carol Dare Westeott has gone to New
England TO visit relatives and friends and ex-
poets to be absent all summer.
The Union Veteran Legion, No. 60. will give
n reception tomorrow evening at the head
quarters Of the legion, 904 Pennsylvania avenue.
Miss Jennie May Willenbucher Of Fredericks-
Durg and Mr.. Philip F. Robinson of Washing
ton were quietly married last evening at tie
residence Of the brides father. Mr.. II. W. Will
lenbucher. The bride wore a handsome toilet
of fawn-colored Henrietta cloth with gloves to
match and carried in her hand a large bouquet
of rare flowers. The ushers were Mr.. W. l..
Watson OF fredericksburg and Mr.. F. ". Dieste
OF Washington. After the ceremony the COM
psny partook OF "a bountiful repast. Mr.. and
Mrs. Robinson took the $40 train for Washing
ton, where they will reside.
Mrs. Sarah Fowler has returned home and is
lying very i'll at her residence, No. 1877 29th
street northwest.