Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-06-23
SOCIAL MATTERS.
The Lane Mccartney Wedding Tonight-Per.
sOnal Notes of Interest

The ane-Macartney Wedding Tonight-Per-
sonal Notes of Interest
One Of the most interesting of the June we'd
dings will occur tonight at the New York Ave-
nue. Church. when Miss Ella Louise Mccartney
and DIR. Francis Ransom Lane will be united in
marriage by DR.. Bartlett. Mr.. Jack Chickering
will be best man. The bridesmaids will be Miss
Mccartney, the brides sister. Miss Louise Kauff-
mann, Miss Chambers and Miss Fracker. The
groomsmen will be Mr.. Chas. Edward Rice,
Mr.. Frank Vaughn, Mr.. VIM. kirkpatrick
Mearust of Philadelphia and Mr.. Frank Rec
side. The ushers will be Mr.. George Provost,
Mr.. Tileston Chambers, Mr. Victor Kaufman
and Mr.. Raymond Frey.
Master Lawrence Chambers and little Miss
Kate Mccartney will attend the bride as flower
bearers. After the wedding the BRIDE brother
Mr.. John W. Mccartney, will entertain the
bridal party and number of other guests at a
reception at his residence on Connecticut ave-
nue.. DIR. Lane takes his bride to Europe for
the summer months They sail on La Bretagne
the coming Saturday and their first week on
French soil will be spent at Trouvil!e. When
they return they will reside on Q street in a
new house which DIR. Lane gives his bride as a
wedding gift.
Miss Julia Edie has gone to Cape May, where
she is the guest of Representative and Mrs
Reyburr at their cottage.
Many friends here of Gen. Schofeld and his
bride received yesterday the announcement
cards of their wedding, which are sent out by
the brides mother. Mrs. George kilbourne Of
heokuk, Iowa. Gen. and Mrs. Schofield will
not return from their extended travels on the
Pacific coast until late in the summer.
Miss Josephine Merrick has gone abroad with
party of friends. Her sisters will. as usual
spend the summer at their country place near
EllIcott City.
Mr.. and Mrs. John c. Edwards are home
from their bridal trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Whittemore have started for an
extended period of travel in the west
Mrs. Seaton Perry will spend the summer ct
her fathers country place near Philadelphia
Mr.. Perry will accompany her there for a short
stay next week and make frequent visits during
the summer.
Judge and Mrs. Drake have gone to Nara
gansett Pier for the summer
Mrs. Geo. d. Wyckoff and daughter of Cap
itol Hill leave on Wednesday for Niagara Falls
and Canada, where they will spend the summer.
Mrs. H. L. Sumner has left the city for the
summer.
Mrs. George W. Humphreys and three
daughters of E street have gone to Berkeley
Springs to spend the heated term.
Mrs. Jennie C. Nixon of New Orleans is in
the city visiting her son, Mr.. Richard Nixon.
Miss May Queen Patterson, 1918 Vermont
avenue. left for Falls Church, Va, yesterday,
where she will spend several weeks with her
aunt, Miss Julia A. Brown of Falls Church, Va.
As announced in The STAR, the annual gar
den party for the Childrens Country Home
was not so successful as usual The trustees of
the home Will be glad to see their friends who
are interested in the institution at the home.
at the junction of the Broad Branch and Grant
roads, tomorrow afternoon. They trust that
their friends will remember the needs of the
institution.
Mrs. NJ NJ. Hallowell will leave Washington
today for Atlantic City, where she will be
Joined by Miss Harriette Hallowell. who has
been spending a month in Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Armat Stoddart and their
daughters, Merriam and Annie Louise, left yes
terday for Atlantic City, where they will spend
the season.
Mrs. Jennie E. Hicks Sophie Sparkle) has
moved into the pretty new home recently pur-
chased by her at I001 Massachusetts avenue
northeast. Later in the season she will go to
Saratoga and the Adirondacks to join her son,
1lr. Louis Hicks, who graduates this month
from the Harvard Law School