Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-04
SOCIAL MATTERS.
Plans OF Well-known People-Personal
Notes of Interest.


Notes of Interest.
Gen. Edward F. Beale has returned from his
annual trip to his California ranch.
Mrs. Mullett and her children are back from
Cincinnati. where they went to escort the re-
mains OF the husband and father and to see
him laid in his last resting place. Mrs. Mullett
Is in her own house, No. 2501 Pennsylvania
avenue, which she will occupy FOR the present
Senator and Mrs. Casey have taken apart
ments at the Hotel Arno for the winter. They
are now in jamestown. ND, but will arrive
here on the 10th instant Senator and Mrs.
Casey spent last year ct ''Cliffburn." on the
Columbia road, and were not able to take much
part in the seasons festivities. They will be
more favOrably situated this year for participa-
0on IN social events.
There was . morning wedding yesterday at
St Marks Church, Capitol Hill. the Rev. A.
Floridus Steele officiating. The bride was
Miss Mary 4. Wood. daughter OF Mr. L. A.
Wood OF Nc. go I'd street southeast, and the
groom was Mr.. Herbert s. Town Of Ripon,
Wis: The chancel was set with a profusion of
white and yellow chryssnthemums. The guests
we're seated by Mr.. Wood the brother of the
bride, and Prof. Marion Of the patent Office,
who also served best man to the groom.
The bride was given In marriage by her father.
She wore a pretty gown of gray silk, trimmed
with gold lace, and a bonnet OF gray. trimmed
with gold bullion braid After the ceremony Mr..
and Mrs. Town drove to the residence of the
brides parents and after partaking of a COLA
ton they drove to the railway station and took
the 1880 train for New York city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Gardner have re-
turned from an extended tour of the west.
Mrs. NJ Hartman has returned from her
European trip and is now in her new home,
1919 18th street northwest
Cards are out for the wedding of Miss Clara
Ross Schubert to Mr.. Henry James Gross The
ceremony will take place on the morning of
the 18th instant at Trinity P.E. Church. Mr..
and Mrs. Gross will be at home after December
] &C 29l3 . street northwest
r A. Phillips and family have moved to 1910
Q street northwest from their summer resi-
dence at North Arlington, Va.
Mrs. F. A Sampson and daughter. Belle. ar
rived In the city Sunday night on their return
trip from Europe, where they spent the summer.
They are the guests of Capt. and Mrs. A. p.
Lacey, 1915 Clifton street.
delightful birthday party was given by Mr..
and Mrs. Lawrence Gallagher, 325 NJ street
southeast, to their daughter, Miss Eva, last
Friday. Among the guests were the Misses
Prospers, A. Stoop, +. Wood. n. Selbey, Il.
Slant, Z. Fowler. Mrs. Castinett, Messrs T,
Beck, c. Frazier, c. Cloggett and Will Gordon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin +. Leighton gave a
reception last evening from tc o'clock at
their residence, 703 Massachusetts avenue,
Capitol Hill. The reception was rendered to
the people of Waugh Church and the Methodist
clergy of the city in honor of Bishop Ninde,
who Is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Leighton
Some $50 guests were presen, atmong whom
were DIR. c. H. Richardson and Mrs. Richard
son. DIR. c. Baldwin and Mrs. Baldwin, DIR. Geo.
Elliott aud Mrs. Elliott DIR. Geo. Corey and
Mrs. Corey, DIR. Alex. Gibson and Mrs. Gibson
and Miss Ruth VI. Sites. Mr.. Lacey Sites, Dr.
Pope. Mr.. and Mrs. Lynch, Judge and Mrs.
Lambert, Mr.. and Mrs. Roach, Mr.. and Mrs
Somerville and others from Foundry and Ham,
line churches. Miss FOss, sister of Mrs. Leigh
ton. assisted IN receiving, introducing the
many guests to Bishop Ninde in a very happy
manner. In the music room a stringed instru-
ment quartet rendered pleasing music during
the evening. Refreshments were served in
the dining ROOM Mrs. Leighton received in a
handsome reception gown. Miss Foss was
dressed in a dainty combination toilet of white
wool and buttercup satin.
Mrs. j. NJ Appleton and the Misses Thursby
OF Boston are at the Hotel Arno.
pleasant eucher party, with dancing, was
given by Miss Fannie Campbell at her home.
70 T street, last evening. Among those pres
eut were Mr.. and Mrs. Meyer Of Pennsylvania,
Mr.. and Mrs. German of Baltimore, Mr. and
Mrs. King, the Misses keicher, Kersey, Burns
Wendell. Cation and Sullivan. the Messrs. Cor
don, Stone, King, lie Pruix, Fergus, GALES and
Payne.