Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-27
SOCIAL MATTERS.

Prof. and Mrs. Emmons will give a reception
this evening to the members Of the geological
congress, which promises to be Q briilian,
affair. Mrs. Admiral Franklin, Mrs. Hammond
and Miss Msrkoe will assist Mra Emmons in
| receiving her distinguished guests.
Mr.. Maurice W. Shay Of Chicago. Ill, and
Miss Marie L. Colt OF Cleveland, Ohio, are the
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. W. T. Crump at
Colonial Beach.
Miss Emma 8. Jones Of 9Th street northwest
has returned from a trip of three weeks among
friends in Chicago and vicinity.
Misses Minnie Magruder and Lizzie Waters
have returned from Atlantic City.
Miss Lillian Young has gone to New York,
where she has received an engagement to play
with Kate Claxton during the coming season.
Mrs. H. G. Wallace Of Leesburg is Wis itine
her daughter, Mrs. E. F. Robinson Of COS
street.
Mr.. and Mrs W. W. Metcalf have spent sew.
eral weeks in the Berkshire hills and are now
at Stockbridge. They expect to reach home
September 20.
Miss Della Fury has returned home after q
long and pleasant visit to her relatives in Fred
Mar.
Mr.. ]. q. Collins Of New Jersey avenue north
west has, with his little niece, Bernadette
OConnor, gone to visit his parents at his old
home, Dover, Del
Miss Jackson and Miss Mamie Jackson OF
Massachusetts avenue are at Capon Springs,
Va, chaperoned by Mrs. Wirton Matthews
Mr.. and Mrs F. L. Campbell have issued
cards Of invitation to the wedding Of their
daughter. Miss Margaret Gardner Campbell, to
Mr.. William E. Buell.. on the evening Of Sep
TENDER 2, at o'clock. at the Assembly Presby-
terrain Church. A reception from to II o'clock
will be held at the bride home, Howard avenue,
Mt. Pleasant.
Twenty-Five members Of the Nomad Cycle
Club were entertained at Charlton Heights
last evening at the residence Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Graves. Owing to the bad condition of the
roads the cyclists abandoned their wheels and
made the tour on train. The large parlors
were thrown open to the guests and q pleasant
evening was spent, some enjoying dance, while
others listened to music, Miss Moran, Mr..
Arthur H. Smith, MIR. Henry Walter and
others favoring the party with choice selections.
Later in the evening refreshments were served,
including some fine melons from MIR. Graves
garden, and the visitors returned on the late
train.
pleasant tea was given last evening by the
ladies' Of the North Carolina Avenue NJ. Z.
Church at the residence of Mrs. G. G.. Wiki
son, No. 221 9th street southeast Through
the untiring efforts of Mrs. Wilkison, ably as
sisted by several other ladies' all the visitors
were well provided for, the table being bounti-
fully laden with delicious things, which were
very tastefully arranged. Every one was made
to feel at home.
Mrs. Martha ]. Peabody and her sister, Miss
Marguerite McCutchen of East Washington. are
at present the guests of Mr.. and Mrs W. H.
solomon at their cottage, Manatong, Marble
head Neck, Mass.
The following Washingtonians were recently
registered at the Colonnade, Atlantic City: Miss
aud
Mrs. A. P. Crenshaw, Miss Sallie Meyers, T. E.
Brown, Mrs and Miss Brown, Mr.. and Mrs. II.
p. Saunders, Mrs. C. P. Sawyers, Miss McA.
Norton, Ernest X. Thompson, II. b. Mexican
and wife, j: W. Stokes, J. W. Speake, James
Montague and wife, VIM. H. Montague and wife,
J. r. Funk. Dan1 H. Shey, W. P. Van wickle
and wife. W. B. Baldwin and wife, Burr r.
Tracy, Thos. v. Smith, s. b. Priest, Miss Katie
Pic, Miss Annie Higgins, Miss Ida Phelan, Miss
Ella L. Steinersty, Mr.. 3. L. Wheeler, Jerome
Chase, Geo. I. Parks, Frank Slaven, o. E. Car
ter, s. d. Rowland. Gen. j. Z. Smith and wife,
]. H. Hinton, E. L. Dunn, W. L. Johnson. A.
j. Cowel and family, J. S. Redman, Ferd.
Gralwohl, DIR. G. L. Magruder and family, Il.
A Mckee, Miss NJ. A. Colbert, Miss Annie
Sheehy. G. L. Perry. Frank E. Altemus, S. E.
Elliott, Z. NJ. McNabb, John p. Hunt, j. Ed
ward Carroll, Wash. b. Williams, Charles I.
Williams and wife, Edward Mower.
Miss Mary Frazier Of Hyattsville. Nd, is
making two weeks visit at the eastern shore
Of Maryland.
Mrs. W. H. Crook. wife Of Col. Crook Of the
Executive Mansion, is stopping ut Asbury Park.
She will remain during September.
Mr.. W. Mosby Williams left on the morning
train for Mr.. Williams old home in the Blue
Ridge mountains Of Virginia, where he usually
spends his annual vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank G.. Carpenter have re-
turned from a trip on the great lakes. They
are in the city for a few days before returning
to their summer home in Mansfield, Ohio.