Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-20
SOCIAL MATTERS.

rled at O'Clock yesterday afternoon at the res
idence Of the brides father, Mr.. James H. Pud-
| ney, ll6 Maryland avenue northeast. It was a
quiet wedding, but the ceremony and surround
| ing circumstances were such as to make it q
| very pretty and graceful occasion. 1t was at.
| tended only by the members Of the family and
| the immediate personal friends of the bride.
VINO mas for i've years been one Of the most
| popular Lady clerks in the pension Office. The
bridesmaids were her cousins, Misses Anna
Graves aud Belle Ralston, who looked very
dainty and sweet in their dresses of white
| silk.
| The ceremony was performed by Rev. F. d.
| Power Of the Vermont Avenue Christian
| Church. At a o'clock the bride and groom left
on one OF the Norfolk steamers for Old Point,
whence they will proceed westward, passing
tnrongn odIn, ILL.,, on their way, where Mr..
Hazzards parents will tender them reception.
After September Is they will be at home in
Louisville, where Mr.. Hazard is q rising young
| business man.
Among those who were present at the we'd
ding were Hon. LOUIS I. Kitchener and Mrs.
Kitchener and Judge L. J. Hackney and Mrs
Hackney OF Shelbyville, Ind, Mr. and Mrs. r.
NJ johnson, Mrs. Nellie Scott, Misses Ora
Brady. Anna Graves, Belle Ralston, Lila and
Ida Newmeyer and Messrs: Ramey, R. R.
Mckahan, Dennis E. G. Arnold aud DR.. Weir
| table loaded with handsome gifts from
friends OF the bride rivaled another stacked
with the more edible things of life and pleas
ant evening was spent by the guests.
| Mr.. Edward J. Stellwagen has returned from
a vacation of five weeks. He spent the greater
part of the time at Poland Springs Maine.
Miss Lucy Gowans, Miss Amanda Quigley and
Miss Lizzie Willis are sojourning FOR couple
Of weeks at the Wallingford, Atlantic City.
The party is chaperoned by DIR. and Mrs.
Nichols
Mrs. Homiller and her daughter will continue
their stay at Berkeley Springs until Septem-
Der /.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Mitchell, ir., have enjoyed
| pleasant stay of two weeks at the Thousand
Islands en- the St. Lawrence. Mrs. Mitchell
/ will spend the rest of tho summer at Owasco
Lake, N. Y.
Mr.. Clarence Beall has returned from Spring
| Lake. Mrs. Beall, his mother, and Mrs. Webb
are at Saratoga, where they will remain until
| September /.
Mr.. and Mrs. !. n Jackson are at Lake
| Mohonk Mr.. Jackson has not entirely re-
| covered from nervous prostration.
Col. John T. Brady, commander Of the
| Union Veteran Legion, accompanied by his two
| nieces, is vacating at Atlantic City for two
| weeks.
Mrs. J. P. Whiteford, accompanied by Miss
Lizzie and Maggie Hammond, left the city this
| morning to visit Watkins Glen, Rochester, Nj
| agara Falls, Buffalo and Toronto.
Mr.. W r. Truxton left this morning for an
extended trip to Watkins Glen, Niagara Falls
| and Toronto.
Mrs. I. B. Bailey, Mrs. G. c. Homer and Mrs.
F. R. Horner leave the city tomorrow for As
bury Park, where they will be Joined Saturday
| week by Mr.. F. Il. Horner and son. After
their sojourn there they will visit relatives and
friends in Pennsylvania and New Jersey
Miss Fannie L. Swami o: Louisville will re-
tnrn home Saturday after an extended visit to
her uncle, Vim. Z. Swami, lie Droit Park.
Among the recent arrivals at the Ocean Villa,
| Atlantic City, are Mr.. J. Edward Nelson and
| Miss Matte Nelson of st. Louis, No., and Mr..
J. Clifton Whyte and Miss Cora 8. Newton Of
Washington.
About twenty members Of the Womnn's Ma
tional Press Association and their friends en-
| joyed a trip to Baltimore yesterday to see one
| of their members, Miss Carrie Harrison, off for
Europe. The party was entertained at lunch
on the steamer by the captain. Among those
who went were the president, Mrs. NJ. d. Lin
coin: vice president. Mrs. NJ. s. Lockwood;
secretary, Mrs NJ. Mel King; treasurer, Mrs.
Pickett, Mrs. Z. B. Sheldon, Mrs. Z. F. Hart,
Miss l.. G. Brown, Mrs. ]. b. Oberly, Mrs. Belva
Lockwood, Miss May Gardner, Mrs. ]. w. Tur-
her Miss Eva Quinn, Miss BY. Sherwood, Miss
N. L. King, Col. Sperry, Mr.. H. NJ. Lincoln.
Major William N. King, Master Lynch, Master
steamer sailed the party took a ride about the
city, visiting places of interest, and returned on
| the $50 train.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. T. Pettengill are spending
August and September in the Blue Ridge near
Front Royal, Va.
Mrs. L. R. Trembly left today to spend
month with her mother, who is now eighty six
years old, at Oak Hill. NY.
DR.. and Mrs. Samson and their son, Master
Henry W. Samson, left today for Watkins Glen
Niagara and Buffalo, and return by way of Sar-
atoga and New York.
pleasant bowling party was given last even
ing in honor Of Miss Mary Oppenheimer of Bal
timore. who is visiting her sister, Mrs. NJ. Hano
OF this city, for a few days Those present were
Miss M. Oppenheimer of Baltimore, Mrs. l.
Myerhardt OF Rome, Ga, Miss Mamie Baum
garten, Miss Estele Adler, Miss Ernie Richold
Prof. /. LYMAN of New York, !and Messrs. NJ
Fishman, Max Oppenheimer and Lee Baum
garten. At the conclusion OF the games the
party adjourned to the Shoreham, where a re-
past was served.
very pleasant dramatic and literary enter
tainment was given at Mothers Hall last even
ing by the Misses Mohler, Buehler, Steifei and
Kirk.
Mrs. Martha Connolly of Capitol Hill is at
Atlantic City.
At a musical recently given at Cornwall
Hudson, N. Y, Miss Mary A. Martin of this
city sang several selections, which were highly
| complimented by the large audience present.
Frank B. Smith and family are at Rock Enon
Springs.
Miss Clara Case is spending few weeks at her
home in Gaithersburg Md. Miss Case will
visit Mineral Springs and Washington Grove
before she returns.
Mrs. ]. E. Krouse and Miss Louie Krouse left
today for visit to Mrs. Lewis, at Leesburg.
DR.. and Mrs. H. C. Thompson and daughter,
Mrs. Florence Solger, and son are at Rehoboth
until September.
Mr.. James L. Norris will leave for Berkeley
Springs this evening" taking his family with
him and taking as his guest Rev. T. Phillips
of Berryville, Va. He will return on Saturday
evening.
Miss Katie Lay Howe has returned from
Toledo. Ohio, where she spent some time with
her brother, Mr.. George A. Howe.
Miss JEANETTE Halford, daughter OF Secretary
Halford, has joined Miss Sanger at Congress
Hall, Cape May, till the return of her father
from the Presidents New England trip.
This morning the doors of the Central Pres
byterlan Church, corner of Sd and streets
northwest. we're thrown open and its altar dec
Grated to receive large gathering Of people,
assembled at high noon to witness the marriage
of Mr.. VIM. McC. White, son Of the Rev. DR.. ii.
u. White of Winchester. Va, and Miss Susie
Trigg Lorentz, daughter Of Mr.. L. ID.
LOrentz now of this city and formerly