Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-15
SOCIAL MATTERS.
Summer Marriages-Whsre fashionable
People Are SojouPniag.

SOSIhL MAIIEA6s
Summer Marriages-whsre Fashionable
People Are SojouPnisg.
Mrs A. Leo Knott and her sistsy, Mis- Kes-
nan, who were so seriously bruised In . run.
away on It'll street last Monday week ago, are
recovering from their painful injuries. Miss
Keenan, was able to leave her. room Yesterday
for the first time since the accident. Judge
Knott, who was in the carriage with the ladies
and was also thrown TO the ground, escaped
without a scratch Miss Keenan, has deep
ea cut over the left eye that i heeng slowly but
Knott suffers from the bruising OF her left arm.
Fortunately no bones were broken. The family
10 occupying the handsome residence they built
on X street and had that afternoon gone to the
Catholic University for drive, and had with
them one Of the clergynen Of st. Aoysius
Church.
The minister from Nicaragua and Mrs. Guz-
man left the city today for Saratoga Springs.
where they will spend @ month, going 10 the
mountains later in the season.
DIR. John B. Hamilton, supervising surgeon
general of the United States marine hospital
service, left the city this morning for New
York city, from where he sails tomorrow for
Europe to attend the meeting OF the medical
congress Mt Berlin.
The Postmaster General will spend brief
vacation at Saratoga Springs Mrs. and Miss
Wansmaker will leave their Cape May cottage
to accompany Mr. Wanamaker to his favorite
resort
Mrs. F. NJ. Morse, now Of New York city, is
here on flying visit 10 some of her many
friends in the city. Mrs. Morse is the guest of
Miss Charlotte Stevens Of Capitol Hill.
Miss Lillian NJ. De Saulss aud Mr.. Charles F.
Ford of Capitol Hill were married yesterday at
the parsonage Of the Church Of the Reforms
ton by Rev. W. E. Parsons The date of the
marriage was suddenly decided upon by the
couple and the contamination Of their nuptials
kept profoundly secret from their friends.
Mrs. Tichsnor and son have left the city for
Waukssha, Wis. Assistant Secretary Tichenor
will join them next month, when they will
make tour of the lakes.
DR.. and Mrs. VIM. A. Hammond are enjoying
life in their spacious suburban home. where
they get all the breezes Of Mount Pleasant
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Aldrich have returned
from a European trip.
Mr.. A. II. Shattuck 10 spending fortnight at
Atlantic City.
Justice Cox and family are at Narragansett
Pier.
Maj. VIM. A. Coulter of this city and Mrs.
Augusta Oakley Of San Jose, CAL, were quietly
married today at high noon at the residence Of
the brides sister, Mrs. W.P. White, DIR. Elliott
OF Ascension Church officiating. Only the i'm
mediate family OF the contracting parties wit
messed the ceremony. The bride wore hand
some travelling dress of mastic cloth and silk
IN the latest Partisan style. After partaking
OF n bountiful collation. the ajor and his bride,
accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs. W.P White, took
drawiDg-room car at $3.50 p. m. tor Deer Park.
where they will spend some weeks. Later they
will go to the Atlantic seaboard and will re-
turn here In October for their permanent resi-
denes. Maj. Coulter was one Of the youngest
officers of the war, and was member
of Gen. Thomas STAFF. He has built
several handsome houses in the city. Mrs.
Oakley, the bride. is the daughter of the late
Mr.. !. 0. smith. native Of Montgomery
county Nd, and who was for several years
president of the First National Bank of De-
catur, III. Afterward he removed to San Jose,
where Mss Gussie grew up to be ono Of the
brightest bellies OF the place, where she is still
there.
Col. and Mrs. Robs Boyd are at 1.-THE Brere-
ton" Cape May City. Nj, where they will be
joined today by their family, including Mrs.
VIM. II. Mcknight and her young daughter,
Mis-. Marie. and Mrs. VIM. G. Bitner, the aged
mother OF Mrs. Boyd
Mrs. w. Harry Clarke and her daughter,
Miss sallie, are at Oakland Hotel, Oakland, Md,
for the season.
Miss Maidee and Pauline Ever left Saturday
for Hamilton, Va, to be gone until September.
Mr.. Edward T. Fletcher of the Post, accom-
panied by his daughter, Miss Amy, and
dsughter-in-law, Mrs. Chas. D. Fletcher. have
gone to New Hampshire as guests OF Mr.. Still
son Hutchins at his island home in Lake VIM
nepesaukee.
Mrs. Walter Wsllman and three children are
at the West End Hotel, Cape May, for the sum
mer.
Mrs. Dean Southworth, who left for q two
weeks trip to "Thermeplisr" in the mountains
OF Virginia, In company with Mrs. H. C. Burch,
passed through Washington this morning
accompanied by Mr.. Will Burch for New, York,
where they will make short stay before pro-
ceeding to brain Tree" Mass.
Mrs. d. schmidt aud daughter Nae have
left the city for visit to Virginia Beach aud
vicinity.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. Jones of 1925 9Th street
northwest, will leave, Wednesday for "Glen-
bourne, near Round Hill, Va, where they will
sojourn for some time.
Mr.. and Mira Zach Tobriner have gone to
Cape May, where they will remain till the close
of the season.
Miss ]. n. Pomeroy Of o street northwest is
spending the summer with relatives on the
HUDSON.
DIR. Jeanette j. Sumner Is summerinR at Sor-
rento, Me.