Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-06-10
SOCIAL
What Is Going on Among Fashionable
PeopIe-PersOnal Notes.

Admiral Porter celebrated his seventy
seventh birthday Yesterday and had with him
at luncheon those members OF his family who
are in the city and some OF his friends The
admiral Is bale and hearty. and considering the
nEnber OF Octogenerians among his neighbOrs
and his own physical condition, assurance is
feat by his friends that he will dwell MANY.
many years among them. The luncheon table
was covered with bouquets and baskets Of
flowers chat some Of his friends had sent him.
Mrs. Porter vas present 10 grace the scene and
the others were sir. and Mrs. Carlisle Porter.
Dir. and Miss Porter. Mrs. and Miss Russell,
Nr. Richard Porter. Miss Elena Porter and
Lieut.. and Mrs. Robert VI. G.. Brown.
The Misses Hais:ed have returned from a
weeks ~sojourn at the Cha.tolanee Springs,
Nd. Secretary and Mrs. Noble spent last
Sunday with them, and they all returned
together yesterday.
Miss Grace Davis retained from New York
city yesterday. and will remain with Lieut.
and Mrs. Il. VI. G.. Brown until Thursday.
when she will go 20 Deer Park for the summer.
where ex-senator and Mrs. Henry q. Davis
have a cottage.
Lieut.. Morrill, is working up a big barge
party for Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Jarvis Boardman and
Miss Boardmau. who closed their house Oh /
street and left their PFC. cards some days
ago. are now in New York. whence they will
probably sail for Europe and spend some time
Ill Berlin ana AT thc tCrTn3n springs VIII. Ntil-
lister William ". Phelps, who Is their relative.
The governor of Ohio and Mrs. Campbell.
Miss Campbell and Miss Jessie Campbell and
Miss MOllie Owens arrived yesterday AZ Deer
Park from Columbus.
Mrs. J. VI. Wilson and Miss Anna Wilson have
gone to their new home in the country at Oak
llAd. where Judge Jcre Wilson will join them
Oh Saturdays through the summer.
Miss Louise Hofi is visiting relatives n Old
Point Comfort.
One of the prctticst weddings of this beauti-
full month of matrimonial activity was that of
DIR. Franklin Castle to Miss Marion Williamson
Friday nj the home of the brides sister. Mrs.
W. J.. Cash. 507 ith street northwest. Rev. q. b.
Patch of Unity Presbyterian Church officiating.
The happy pair went to Cape May Saturday
and will spend the honeymoon there. at At
lantic City. Long Branch and other seaside re-
sorts. Mrs. Castle is a daughter of the late
Judge 5. 4. Williamson of Virginia. who was
for a number of years connected with the De-
partment of Justice.
Mrs. Vim. ii. Jackson of Denver and her
daughters, Louise and Halle. are spending a
few weeks with Mrs. A.. H.. Walker, 1894 Massa-
chusetts avenue, previous TO their return to
their western home in July. when Mrs. Walker
will accompany them as their guest.
Mrs. Myroa A. Pearce of Chicago (nee Adele
Fassettl IS visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
5. NJ. Fassett. 1903 New Ham pshire avenue.
Mrs. George 5. Livingston and daughter
Marian. accompanied by Mrs. Marian L. Young
of Bergen Point. y. j.. start on Monday for
South Mountain. Md, where they will remain
until September.
Mrs. ImOgene Robinson Morrell, who has
lived many years in Europe, will be at home at
the Academy of Fine Arts. S04 L street north
west. and cordially receive her friends and all
lovers OF art Wednesday evening.
Nr. ". II. Stone of this city and Miss Emma
Hardingc Englc OF Philadelphia were married
at the Tabernacle Presbyterian Church in
Philadelphia yesterday. The bride is a Phila-
delphIan by birth, Is exceedingly beautiful and
talented. Mr.. Stone Is a son of ex-Gov. Stone
ofIOwa and we'll known in THU city. Mr.. and
Mrs. Stone will receive IT,; friends a. 1908 o
street northwest.
Miss Fleming and her brother, Mr.. A. W.
Fleming. will sail for Europe on the 18th.
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