Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-06-16
SOCIAL MATTERS.
Some Approaching Weddings OF Inter-
est-PersonaI Mention.

Baron Won Zedtwltz, German minister OF the
imperial legation at the City of Mexico. arrived
~ the city Saturday en- route for his post from
Europe. where he had been on q leave of alb
ssnee. He il az Welckers. The baron has
host Of friends here who delighted to see
him looking well and happy. lie made a
few calls yesterday with his friend: Baron Speck
Won Sternberg military attache of the German
legation in this city. Baron Sternberg will act
g. best man TO Baron Zedtwitz tomorrow at his
marriage to Miss Lena Caldwell, which Will
take place In the chapel OF the Catholic Univer-
sity az IL o'clock. Count Won Arco Valley is
unable by reason of his Illness. TO attend Baron
Zedtwitz on this most interesting occasion. The
Misses Caldwell, with their aunt, Mrs. Donnelly,
aud Miss Donneiiy arrived in the city yester-
day and are at the Arlington. The baron and
bis bride will take train for Mexico inmedi-
siely after the marriage. Baron Won Zedtwitz,
whose excellent taste in EOuse decorations Is
well known to his friends in this city, is said to
have one OF the handsomest houses III the City
Of Mexico.
Baroa and the Baroness Rosen who spent the
past two months in the City of Mexico, the
baron as minister from Russia. have gone to
Europe for au extended leave. They passed
Baron ZedtSitz upon the ocean last week,
when both were making the voyage IN different
directions. Baron and the Baroness Rosen are
now at the Isle of Wight. off the British coast.
and latter will 70 to ST. Petersburg.
Mr.. Alfons Won Mumm, first secretary of the
German legation here, is at present the guest
Of Prince Bismarck at Friedrichsruhe. MIR.
Won Mumm expects to return TO his post here
some time ia August to relieve Count AreO VAL
ley, who will then go 20 Europe on leave OF alb
sence.
Mrs. Harrison and Mrs. Mckee held their
closing reception upon the south porch during
the Saturday concert last week they expect
TO leave for Cape May this week. The Prcsi-
dent assisted IN greeting the unusually large
ahlr NrTar rUhr In
bye" Mrs. Dimmiek was aso present, and Mr.
and Mrs. Alexander Oliphant, nee Elkins. held
reception at one end of the portico. Others
present were Secretary and MR.. Window, the
Attorney General and Mrs. Miller. Mrs. Noble
and Miss Leonora Haistead Mr.. j. W.
Thompson. Miss Ida Thompson, Mrs.
Ross Thompson, Lieut. SeltTIdge. Mrs.
Judge Bentley, Lieut.. Morrei Mr.. and
Ruth Doiph. Mrs. Frye. Mrs. Chandler, Mrs. j.
p. Jones, Dir. Clemens mark IVAN, Mrs.
Minister and Mrs. Carter, Minister
Roustan. Miss Patten, DIR. and Mrs.
A. f. hagruder, Mr.. and Mrs. Butterworth.
Mrs. Hazen, Mrs. and Miss Wilcox, Mrs. and
Miss Scranton. Mrs. Cockreli, Mrs. Butler.
Mrs. Cullom, Mrs. Mcmillan, Mrs. X. g.
Hardie OF New York city, Miss Mitchell, Miss
Window, Miss Mary Breckenridge. Mrs Col
Swords, Mrs. and Miss HOff, Mrs. Romero.
Mrs. Menocal, Miss Porter. Capt. Campbell.
Madame Guzman, Nrs. Hit, Lieut. and Mrs
Clover Mrs. Moore, Mrs. and Miss Dalzell, ex-
senator Clingman, Gen. g. b. Williams. Miss
Jennings, Mrs and Miss Harland and Secretary
Halford The President expressed his lnten-
ton OF keeping up the Saturday afternoon
party on the portic0 throughout the summer
1t makes a most delightful occasion for the
meeting of society people who are in town
during the warm weather. and while Mrs. Har-
risOn Is at Cape May one of the cabinet ladies
or whomsoever else the President invites will
receive the guests.
At the marriage of Miss Morgan and Mr.
James Mosher Of New York city. that will be
celebrated this evening in st. AlOysius Church.
MIR. Robert ). Chiffon will act AS best man to
the groom and the ushers will be Mr. Lee Brent
Mosher. DIR. Dudley Morgan. Mr. Conway Rob-
mson. Dir. Robert Grain of Baltimore and Mr.
Daniel Carroll Digges. DR.. +. Carroll Morgan.
brother Of the bride, will give her hand in
marriage.
Mrs. Frances Hodgson Burnett, who has been
for some time past staying at Wayne, near
Philadelphia, for the sake OF the health OF her
son Lionel, expects now to sail for Europe
with him on the 18th of this month The
young mans health was seriously impaired by
The results OF an attack of the grip from which
he never completely recovered. but it is hoped
That course OF treatment under the special
lists OF Germany will prove beneficial. They
will go first to Gubersdorf. Germany. where
they will probably stay some time.
Miss Mollie Villas daughter of ex-Secretary
W. WINS, has returned nome 10 Madison, "
from Baltimore, where she has spent several
years at school. Miss Mollie was awarded a
gold medal as the first prize ia French; q gold
medal as the first prize III German; a beautiful
gold medal III the form of harp AS the frs.
prize IN music, and the class medal for general
superiority in all studies.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vim. II. ii. Cissell. nee Davis. have
returned from their wedding tour and will be
al home to their friends on Wednesdays ut AL
N street northwest
Mrs. J. Eisenmann and little son, accom-
panied bv her mother, Mrs SOmmers. have
gone IA Hamilton, Va, where they will spend
the summer.
Miss Virginia Dare johnson, sister Of Mr. E.
kurtz johnson OF this city. performed the
christening of the new steamer Cambridge,
launched IN Baltimore Saturday. In the crowd
OF invited guests were a lar number of dis
tuGutshed WashlngtOnlau rhO enjoyed the
sight OF one OF the most beautiful and success
ful launches ever witnessed III baltimore.
The Corean legation, Hon. S. Il. Bond and
wife Of Washington, Rev. W. S. Ould of Balti-
more. Mrs. Darling. wife Of Maj. Darling l. g.
A.. are stopping at the Berkeley Springs Hotel
Maj. James V. Lawrence of Yonkers, NY, is
visiting his mother-in-law, Mrs Z. ID. f. G.
SOuthwortb, Prospect Cottage, Georgetown
where he will be glad TO see his old Washing
ton friends until Wednesday evening next
Misses Lizzie and Annie Brown of New Lon
don. Coun., the guests of Mr. and Mrs
Richard Somers, 1914 II street.
Mr.. q. w. Z. Slater and Miss Alyerda Waters
we're married last week at the residence of the
brides parents. 1875 18th street northwest, in
the presence OF their imme dIate frie nds aud rel
ahyes. The parlors were abundanly supplied
with exotic plants. After the ceremony Mr. and
Mrs Slater held an informal reception, after
which they left for a short northern tour
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