Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-24
SOCIAL MATTERS.
Returning From Summer wanderings-
Personal Notes or Interest

Returning From Summer wanderings-
Personal Notes or Interest.
Capt and Mra Frank p. Gross are a. Gap
Mrs. Geo. A Townsend
Mr.. and Mira H. A. Willard and Mr.. n. X.
Willard are back from their summer home in
Nantucket
Mr.. and Mrs. wirton Matthews rented their
Charming country place ut Warrenton, Va, and
are boarding in the village.
Mrs. and Miss Burdette have returned from
Deer Park, but they will go later in the autumn
TO Saratoga. In the meantime the pretty new
house on Vermont avenue Is being beautifully
decorated
Capt. Mentally of the army and Mrs. McNaily
returned today from their seasons outing. and
are located at the Hamilton for the winter.
They visited several seaside resorts and spent
some time at Asoury Park.
Lieut. Col Hayward Of the marine corps and
Mrs. Hayward will leave the city this week and
viii spend fortnight in New York city and
other northern points. On thoir return they
viii locate at the Hamilton House for the
SEASON.
Mrs. Ross, the ex-pos,mistress Of Covingson
Ky, 10 In the city and expects TO remove with
her mother and sister and her household effects
here and make this her permanent home.
Mrs. Ross is employed in the census bureau,
having passed the civil service examination.
Treasurer in. Huston and family are enjoy
Ing the beautiful new house they erected last
year In the heart of grand forest near Corners
willie, Ind. They have taken all the household
furniture that they brought here back with
tnem and q generous additional supply of hand
some things that was collected for them in the
shops here by friend who 10 connoisseur in
antique furniture. Mr. and Mrs. Hustcn will
not again keep house at the capital Blu. will
live at one of the hotels.
A reception given at the home Of Mr. and
Mrs. J. 7. Harris, 1919 Vermont avenue in
honor OF Miss Maggie Z. Wilson, who will leave
soon TO resume her place with the Fisk Jubilee
Singers, was largely attended Among the
guests were Mrs Susan Wilson, Rev. and Mrs
}. W. Beckett, Rev. G. ". Moore, Mr. John A.
Simms, Noble u. Snowlsn, Jas. L. Tyree, JOS.
beckett, DR.. n. Nesbit, John A. semme. ir.,
Misses Chaine A. Patterson. Julia r. Bush,
Hattie Barnes, Gussie Moore, Anna l.. Costin
and Laura Arnold, Aossrs. J. 4. Layton, r. L.
Washington, Chas. A. Lemos, II. L. LYMAN,
Chas Champ, Samuel E. Paten, DR.. Thos L.
lpshaw, Geo. +. c. Rogers, Mrs. Amelia
Brooks, Mrs. Daniel Harris, Mr.. and Mrs Frank
Wilson, MI. Milton Simms and Mr.. and Mrs. H.
/. Harris.
Mrs.. Henry J. and Miss Gensler have re-
turned to the city from Colonial Beach, where
they have spent tho summer vacation.
Mrs. J. Hudson Grant and her daugh tor
Grace have returned to their homo at Fort
Myer from an extended trip to Boston aud the
various seashors resorts of New England.
Mr.. and NrsI 8. c. Moot are spending few
days with their mother, Mrs. Phil Wallsch. 1879
Indiana avenue, where they will be pleased to
Bee their friends before departing for the west.
Mrs Ruth G. ID. Havens has been called to
Connections by the death of her mother.
There will be a wedding at the First Presby-
terrain Church this evening, the contracting
parties being Theodore Z. Sargent and Miss
saliie II. Whittlesey, both Of this city. Rev.
Byron Sunderland ties the knot. The brides
maids will be Miss Bessie Hine and Miss Bessie
knight. The ushers are Rhesa G.. Dubois,
1hos. J. Johnston, Lloyd b. Wight aud Otto c.
Richardson. After sEe ceremony Mr.. and Mrs
Sargent leave for a northern tour.
Mrs. Capt. Jones o: Braddock. Pa. and her
daughter, Cora ~ Jones, and Miss Nettie
LOWS are visiting relatives at 1907 street
northwest.
Naval Constructor and Mrs. Pook have re-
turned from Lake Ontario. Their family will
Tenisin to enjoy the autumn at the cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank H. Smith, who with
their son made an extended and enjoyable trip
through Europe during the summer, are To-
Gated again al their home in Hyattsyilie.
A pretty wedding occurred at the residence Of
.ir. ThcaGs Z. Maddox, 1926 street north
west Last evening, the contracting parties
being his daughter Ada T. 10 Mr.. harry Mur-
ray. The ceremony was performed by the Rev.
X. !. Rowe OF Baltimore. Tho bride was at
tended by her sister Carrie, her Cousins, Miss
Flora l. Bell of Washington and Miss Mollie
Garner Of Fredericksburg. The ushsrs were
the brother of the bride, Dir. J. W. Humphrey
aud 1hos. Humphrey. The bride was the re-
clplont OF large number Of presents, among
which we're piano, silver service, dinner ami
breakfast set, silver water service and hand
some chairs. After the wedding ceremony tho
guests repaired to the dining roon, where
tue collation. awaited them. Dir. and Mira
Murray will reside at Ill street.
Mrs. A. D. True and family have returned
from Lake George.
Mr.. A. II. Harris and family have returned
from Asbury Park to their home at Brookland.
Ex-curator Macleod and family have re-
turned from q seven weeks visit in the m ount-
ANS Of Virginia.
Miss Emma Gray has returned to her resi-
e,nce, 220i street, after a three months So
jolrn At Asbury Park.
Hon. Z. h Valentine, sergesnt-at-arms of
the Senate, 10, according TO the Omaha Bee at
LIS home IN West Point. Neb., closing up his
business affairs and making arrangements for
his departure for this city. His wife accom-
Panies him. His son, kimbali E. and family
also will soon come to this city. where kimball
~ ar az rrnx To- ak.r.r L. T.,