Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-04
SOCIAL MATTERS.
Autumn Weddings-Washing tonians at
Home and Abroad.

Mra Harrison returned last night from Ores.
son. Pa, in order to look at some alterations
that are being made in the interior of the Ex.
ecutive Mansion. She will return to Cresson
with the President tomorrow.
Mrs. Fred Heineman of Baltimore ia visiting
the Misses Freyhold on Capitol Hill
Mrs Mary d. Baker and Mrs. Chamberlain
OF this city are at sarstogx.
Mira Mary n. Cowdon and Baby Louise,
with Miss Susie G. Chamberlin of Boston,
Mass. have gone on q visit to her mother-in-
law, Mrs. Sarah z. Cowdon, at Pittsfeld, Pike
county, Ill
Mr.. and Mira Geo C. Walker and daughter,
Miss Katio, of 514 18th street northwest, have
returned from Atlantic City.
Mr.. and Mrs VIM. Dorsey of Anne Arundel
county, Nd. who have been visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry EnOch OF 120S II street northwest,
have left for Annapolis.
Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Kaufman and Miss
Kennedy have returned to tho city
DR.. q. G. Morris left the city yesterday for
weeks visit to his home in Pennsylvanis.
Miss Maggie N. Killeen and Miss Marie
Atridge arc visiting at Rockville.
DIR. A. E. johnson of Capitol Hill leaves this
evening for a ten days stay with his family at
Colonial Beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. ID. Murray, daughter and sons
Mr.. E. B. Murray and J. y. Murray, Miss II. T.
Fisher, Mr.. II. Eyre Powell, Mrs. V. V. Martin
Of Chicago, Master George Vance Of Memphis
who are in the city sightseeing, are quartered
at Wizards.
Mr. Charles E. Barber Of this city and Miss
Winifred Johnson were married yesterday at
West Medford, Mass. The couple will make q
tour OF tfB north before coming to their home
in this city.
Miss Addie Devine, who has been summoring
at Spring Lake is now in the city and expects
to make an extended visit
Miss II. Belle Kinsey has returned from her
western trip and expects to remain in the city
during the winter.
Capt L. A johnson is home from q success
full fishing trip much improved in health.
Miss Ollie Baker of 1896 18th street has re-
turned from delightful visit at Point Lookout,
on the lower Potomac.
Mr.. H. W. p. Hunt Of the Bureau of Engrav-
ing and Printing has gone to Atlantic City for
short stay, after which he will visit New
York.
Mr.. Aleck B. McKibbin, Mrs. c. B. McKib-
bin, child and nurse of Pittsburg are visiting
the city for q few days and are at the Shore
ham.
3Iiss Mamie J. Baumgarten, who has been
spending the summer months at Asbury Park,
has returned
The wedding Of Edwin Bradfeld Hartley Of
Montclsir, NJ, and Miss Jessie Ingram Bill
ings, daughter OF Dr. John 8. Billings, U.S.A,
took place yesterday afternoon at O'Clock at
St Johns p. Z. Church, Georgetown, Rev.
Drs. Register and Stuart officiating. There
was large number Of invited guests. The
bride entered the church with her father, and
the groom, and his best man, DIR. Claiborne of
New York, met them at the chancel rail The
brides twin sister, Miss Kate Billings, at
tended her and wore gown Of soft pink wool
and large-brimmed hat The bride wore a
demi-trained gown Of white embroidered crepe
and instead of the usual bridal veil wore a
broad Leghorn hat wreathed in pink roses. She
carried bunch of pink roses. The ushers
were hessrs. Eveleth Whiting. Lyons Whiting
Edward Mccormick, j. c. Hardy, John Bill
ings and DIR. Arthur Snider. Afterward re-
ception was held at the residence OF Dr. Bill
ings, attended by about fifty guests, who saw
the newly married couple start on their north
ern wedding iourpey