Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-26
SOCIAL MATTERS.
The McKim- Brooke Wedding Today
Personal Notes Of Interest.

Personal Notes OF Interest.
The marriage of the Rev. Randolph Harrison
Maxim. DID, with Mrs A. NJ C. Brooke of
this city, and daughter Of the late Hon. Daniel
r CIymer Of Reading. Pa, took place today
very quietly at st. Thomas Church, New York.
The bishop of MARYLAND. Rt. Rev. VIM. Psret,
DID,, performed the ceremony, assisted by
Rev. Hastsll McKim. Dr. McKim was at one
time of6cially connected with St Thomas
Church - the Sunday afternoon preacher, and
il 10 understood that this was the reason il was
selected for the ceremony after it was ascer-
tanned that Epiphany, Washington, would not.
on account of the extensive alterations in pro-
gress there, be available. There were no invi-
tations and only the near relatives and con-
usctions Of the bride and groom were present
It is understood that the newly married pair
will sail for Europe. expecting to return the
first week in October.
Secretary and Mrs Window were among the
guests at q dinner OF eight covers given by
senator and Mrs. Mcmillan at the Country Club
last evening.
The young guests at the Attorney Generals
home in this city will return to their homes
next week. Miss Constant goes to Peru, Ind.
and Mr.. Root and Mr.. Moore TO Clinton. N. Y.
Mr.. Miller and family have made no plans for
spending their vacation.
Mrs. Noble has returned to the city from the
mountain resorts, and the Misses Halstead have
not yet departed for the seashore.
Secretary Rusk has returned to the city from
Deer Park, leaving Mrs. Rusk at that mountain
resort. where she ID recovering her health
Engineer d. p. Mccartney of the U.S.S.
Galena returned to the city Thursday from q
three years absence on cruise. IL Will be
remembered that Mr.. Mccartney was ordered
to sea shortly after his marriage with Miss
Barbour, daughter of Mr.. James J.. Barbour,
three years ago The wedding was one OF the
important social events Of the season. Mr.. Nc
CARNEY found his bride in this city on his re-
turn, where she awaited his arrival Mrs. Nc
Cartney has been keeping house at No. 704 18th
street with her sister, Mrs Irwin, wife OF Lieut.
Irwin, who also absent on sea duty. Mr..
and Mrs.. Mccartney will continue to reside at
their present home.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. E. Curtis arrived at Cape
May yesterday from Bar Harbor, where Mr.
Curtis was assisting Mr.. Blaine last week. The
family of MIR. Curtis is at Cape May for the
season in charge of Mrs. Curtis, 81. Mr.. and
Mrs. Curtis will go next month to Chautauqus,
NY. where Mr.. Curtis will lecture in the sum-
mer course at that out-of-door school and also
at Bay View, Mich.
Mrs n p. Handy and daughter are at Cape
May for the summer.
Mr. Walter wellman and Mr. Chas A. Hamil-
ton join their families at Cape May today.
Mrs. N. B. Miller Of Chicago, daughter of the
late Jas. s. Magee, visiting her relatives in
Washington, has recovered from her late indis-
position, is now at Fortress Monroe, and on her
return trip will go to Cape May for a rest.
Mr.. r. L Yarnell and wife Of Vermont avenue
have been since the LIST instant at Sweet Springs,
Monroe county. W. Va, and are now at the
Warm Sulphur Springs, Bath county Va, where
they expect to remain during the month Of
August Mr.. VSnell was quite i'll when he left
Washington, but since visiting the various
springs in Virginia he has much improved.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Halford will make Ay-
ing visit to Indianapolis next week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank 8. Presbry, Miss Minnie
Wilson and Miss Vannetta will leave the city
next week for q trip to Nantucket, Mass, where
they will spend some weeks.
The solicitor general and his wife are away
from town. making tour in the Adirondack
mountains.
Congressman John NJ. Wiley and his beauti-
full bride have returned from a bridal trip that
included many Of the prominent summer
resorts. They are now at the Shoreham. Mrs
WiIey's home was in indianapolis, where she
was married some months ago. She was Miss
Cooper, and her father il one of the weaithiest
and most prominent citizens of the Hoosier
capital. Mrs. Wiley has devoted much time to
the study Of art and spent a year in Paris
among the ateliers. She Will be acquisition
to social circles here next year. Mr.. and Mrs.
Wiley will leave in a few days for indianapolis
Mrs. Senator Paddock and daughter are at
the Shoreham-
Ex-senator and Mrs. Conger have returned
from q three weeks stay at Virginia Beach.
Senator and Mrs Henderson Of Omaha, Neb.,
entertained a merry party of friends at dinner
in one Of the private dining rooms of the Hotel
Sorrento, Sorrento, Me. The table of twelve
covers was brilliantly lighted. The CEN
terpiece was composed OF Marechsl Neil
found q corssge bouquet of the same at
her plate and each Of the gentlemen a single
bud. Rev. r. K. Shipper gave an interesting
talk on Wagner, introducing pleasing selec-
lions from that composer by means of the or
chestra. A full-dress german takes place ON
Saturday evening.
Mrs. Edward F. Mast has gone to Asbury
time, visiting Long Branch and Atlantic City
before she returns
Mrs. r. K. Elliot who recently returned
from Germantown, Philadelphia, will leave
next week for Shenandoah Alum Springs, Va,
TO spend some time with the family of MIR. Al
fred Elliott Of the War Department
Miss Lutte Stiles. accompanied by Mas Mabel
Hermann. daughter Of Representative Hermann
of Oregon, left on Thursday last for Paxton,
near the Blue Ridge, 70 spend the summer.
Miss Regina McGeary has gone to join her
sister Clara and Miss Rickie Kant for short
stay in the mountains.
Miss Gertrude Jiehum today il on q two
weeks visit at Forest Glen as the guest of Mrs
C. Z. Gibbs
Miss Emma Rice Of 706 9Th street northwest
has gone with party of friends to Boston.
Mrs g. T. Raub and daughter, Mamie L.,
are spending the summer at the Lockwood
House, Harper's Ferry.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Gerson and daughter, Helen
Gerson, leave tomorrow for Atlantic City to be
gone several weeks.
Mra Charles Z Fraser and children and Mrs
George ]. Drew and daughter Edith are rusti-
eating ut Colsons, on the lower Potomac.
Mrs. Z. C. Cogswsll and daughter. Mrs. Geo.
Freeman, will spend the month Of August at
Horse Shoe Hill, Va.
Mrs. " c. Moore, accompanied by her daugh-
tiers. Miss Claudia and Miss Lottie, are spend
Ing g month at the Windsor, Asbury Park
Mrs. n. T. y. Robinson is passing q part of
the summer at Warrenton, Va
Mr.. ". W. Burdette, Mrs ". ". Burdette,
MISS Alice Burdette and Mr.. H. II. Burdette
are at Deer Park.
Miss Katie Holloran Of No. $50 x street north
east has returned from visit TO the Blue Ridge
mountains.
Miss Gait has gone with friends to Capon
Springs to spend the summer
Mr. Ye Wan Yong and Mr. Ye Chs Yum of
the Korean legation. with their wives, after
spending the early summer at Berkeley Springs.
have returned to the CITY