Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-12
SOCIAL MATTERS.


by-the-Sea Rev: Father Ryan, pastor of St.
Margarets chapel at the same place, will ofici-
| ate. After the wedding, at which the bride
VIII be dressed in q travelling gown, there will
De reception. Mr.. Hitchcock has prepared a
residence in New York city, where he will take
his bride upon their return from their wedding
journey.
Miss Laurenia G. Wise and Mr.. Francis E.
Richards were married this morning at St.
refers Church, Rev. Father Sullivan ofici-
ating- owing to a recent bereavement in the
family OF the groom, only a few of their more
intimate friends were invited to be present
with the relatives at the impressive ceremony.
The bride was gowned in white lansdowne,
trimmed prettily in chiffon, and wore a large
ieghorn hat trimmed stylishly in white. After
the ceremony the bridal party returned to the
residence of Mrs. Wise, where they were enter
tanned at breakfast. Later Mr.. and Mrs. Rich
ards left for the seashore, where they will
spend fortnight, and then 60 north to visit
places OF interest. The brides travelling dress
was OF dark blue serge. with hat Of the same
color. She received many elegant presents, In
ciuding set of diamond ornaments from the
groom. Mr.. and Mrs. Richards will go to
housekeeping when they return in the former 9
homo on Capitol Hill.
The Washington people summering at Allan
tic City were given a most enjoyable ball by
Manager Rines at the Colonnade last evening.
Dancing was INDUCED in until a late hour, in
porticoes. Refreshments were served in the
course Of the evening. Among those
present were Minister A. Batres and Mr..
A. Valenzuela of the Guatemalan legation,
Phillips, Mrs. Cole. Mrs. Hoover, Mrs. Hoff-
man. Mrs. Stone, Mrs. Hoffman, Mrs. Tracey,
Mrs. Schneider, Mrs. Cordiner, Mrs. Radcliff,
Mrs. Magruder, Mrs. Sohon. Mrs. Larner, Mrs
Courtney, Mrs. Rountree, Mrs. De Haven, Mrs.
Griffin, Mrs. Glennor and Mrs Schulteis,
n Iann in nd Kan
Brown, Dempsey. Phillips, Miller, Tracey,
Holtzman, Magruder, Hodges, Nautz, Dillon,
heady, Mccall, Hopkins, Hughes, Brophy,
Albert, Fitzpatrick, Sohon, Parletta, De Haven,
Leach, Alice and Anna Tierney, McNier,
Smith. Stone, Vane. Dorsey, Johnson, and
Messrs Kelley, Moffat, Nowas, Dempsey, Cole,
Schulteis, Jones, Water. Nachman Schneider,
Hoffman. Hodges. Napton, Elliot, Sohon, De-
monet. Curran Cromelien. Read, Wiggenhorn,
Wyvil, Marriott Johansen, Joyce, Smith, Moses,
Hopkins, Bender, Hills, Francis, Scott, McKen-
ney.
]. d. Cathill and wife, Mrs. Arthur Grab
owskii, Master A. Grabowskii, Mrs. II. A.
Beyers and A. Z. Beyers of Washington are at
the Seaside Hotel, Ocean City.
Miss Belle Jenvey of 1929 Maryland avenue,
who has been in poor health, has gone west, to
be absent until November.
Senator VIM. NJ. Stewart Of Nevada and his
private secretary, Chas j. Happier, leave for
the City of Mexico this evening, whence they
will proceed to the Pacific coast.
Miss Agnew OF Baltimore is visiting Miss
Dietz of ~ X street northwest.
Among the Washingtonians stopping at Mrs.
Barracks, Oak Grove, Va, are Mrs. Mary B.
Jones, Miss Katie Jones and Miss Ida Lewis.
Miss Maude Youngs of New Jersey avenue
has been sojourning during the past fortnight
at Colonial Beach, where she will remain a
few weeks longer.
Mrs. NJ. ]. Edmonston of Georgetown, Mrs.
Julia Simpson. Mrs. J. L. Mcfarland and Mr..
c. Louis Mcfarland of this city and Miss
Louise Burr of Colesville, Nd, are spending
the summer at Walters Park, Wernersville, Pa.
Mrs. S. S. Shedd, Miss NJ. NJ. Bell and Miss N.
Sherrard are at the Athen@um Lake, Chau-
tauqua.
W. H. Armstrong and Clara Field Conant
are among the Washington at Cassadaga
Lake.
W. Burlingame and G. W. Smith Of Washing
ton were registered at the Paris office Of the
New York Herald yesterday.
Mrs. Thomas Winfield Scott and two chill
dren, accompanied by her sister, Miss Halle
Dawson, and Ted and Vida Dawson, have gons
to Mrs. Scots father.
Mrs. NJ. A. Lynn and daughter Katie and
granddaughter Marie Parks are at Atlantic
City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Peterson and son and
daughter Of Mount Winans, Baltimore county,
Md, are on two weeks visit to their cousins,
Messrs. Joseph Waltemeyer and Edward
Fleishell of Capitol Hill.
Among the new arrivals at Blue Ridge Inn,
Va, are Miss NJ. SchInith, Mr.. F. Frank C.
Auerbach and family, and Mr.. and Mrs. Rosen-
burg.
Mr.. A. Dallas Tucker, accompanied by his
son Edwin, left today for River Springs, on the
lower Potomac, to join Mrs. Tucker and daugh.
ter, where they will remain until September.
Mrs. ]. G. May and daughter Rose of George
town have returned from the Blue Ridge noun
tains greatly improved in health.
Mrs. VIM. H. Dickerson left this morning for
Fluvanna county, Va, where she will remain
through the summer.
Mrs. j. ID. Thomas, sister Of Mrs. 8. B. Chit
tenden, and her daughter. Miss Lily Thomas,
are at the Windsor Hotel Atlantic City.
MIR. NJ. Dorian, wife and family, accompanied
by Miss Grace Silvers, have gone to st. George 9
Island for the month of August
Miss Estelle l. Edelin, of Alexandria, Va, has
left the city for months sojourn through the
Allegheny mountains.
Messrs. Charles v. Mallet, George T. Cox
and Howard B. Hodge have left Washington
for Asbury Park, N. j., where they will remain
a week or SO.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. H. Pine have returned from
the camp Chautauqua at Glen Echo to their
home in Mount Pleasant. Mrs. Pine has
her mother and sister, Mrs. and Miss Name
Waite, from Philadelphia at Laurelwood with
her. They expect to remain several weeks.