Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-28
SOCIAL MATTERS.

Mr.. Thomas Hitchcock, jr., Of New York were
married yesterday morning in the parlors Of
the Crossroads Cottage, Boston. the residence
Of Mrs Celestine Eustis. The occasion was
noted for its simplicity, only about twenty five
invited friends being present. 1t was at first
intended to have the marriage take place in St.
Margarets Church, but it was finally decided
to have only home wedding. The bride, be-
cOmingly attired in q simple travelling Dress
entered the parlor leaning upon the arm of her
brother, Mr.. William Cochran Eustis. Miss
Lydia Eustis, the sister of the BRIDE PLAYED the
wedding march. She came from Paris to
witness the happy event. The ceremony was
performedby Rev. Father Ryan of st. Marga-
rets Catholic Church. The groom is we'll and
favorably known. He Is the master of the
celebrated Meadow Brook hounds and has an
enviabie reputation as q cross-country rider
He is the son OF MIR. Thomas Hitchcock of New
York The happy couple will spend few tlays
with the groom father in New York and then
60 to Meadow Brook.
Mrs. and Miss Keech Of 424 East Capitol
street have just returned from trip to Can
ada Ontario, Niagara and Watkins Glen,
Mrs. F: A. Lipscomb of Athens. Ga, her
daughter, Miss Blanche, and Miss Emma Young
blood OF Atlanta are the guests Of Miss Lips
comb at Iowa circle.
Miss Viola Spiedlc Of Allegheny City. Pa.
who has been visiting her grandmother. Mrs.
John l.. Gilbert Of 30th street. left on Tuesday.
accompanied by her aunt, Miss Nancy E. Gil
bert for Saint Rest, Washington county, Md.
Miss Magdalen Rreuninger, in. company with
her sister, is visiting relatives in Hartford
county, Md.
j. G. Craighead and wife, Henry 8. Clarke
and E. A. Demaray are at the Seaside Hotel,
Ocean City. Md. go.
M. LIE Roy Cough is spending his vacation at
Asbury Park. where he has won first place us a
tennis expert.
Mr.. and Mrs Eppa Hunton, IT,, have issued
town hall, Warrenton, Va, next Wednesday in
honor Of Miss Inman.
The reception given last evening by Prof.
and Mrs. Emmons to the distinguished men,
bers Of the scientific congress now in this city
was notable affair. Mrs. Emmons was ably
assisted by her sister, Miss Markoe. Mrs. Adj
miral Franklin and Mrs. Phenix of Washing
ton and by Mrs. Mckinney Hughes Of Eng
land. In the supper room Mrs. Yale and N ISIS
Perry dispensed the hospitality of the house
hold. The ladies were in full dress Besides
| the distinguished visitors were the Secretary
Of the Interior, all the officials OF the State De-
| partment and, indeed, many people prominent
officially and socially who are now in the CITY.
]. W. Whelpiey, assistant United States
treasurer, and family are at Atlantic City,
NJ.
| Mr.. E.. g. johnson of Washington, D. c.. and
Miss Fannie Fern Brown Of Delaware, Ohio
are the guests Of Capt HuntIey Of Atlantic
| City.
A delightful evening was spent Wednesday,
by the many little friends Of Miss Beatrice
Hickman at the residence Of her father, Mr.. w,
p. Hickman Of Gsishsrsburg, the occasion be-
ing the sixth anniversary OF her birthday.
Dancing was enjoyed until Q late hour Mrs.
n. A. Carroll Of Washington and Miss Mamie
Finch Of Indiana assisted in entertaining the
company. Among those present were Mr.. and
Mrs. Sam Gloyd, Mr.. and Mrs. John Burrows,
Misses Agnes Burrows Abbie Gloyd, WilIis
Mullen Of Washington, Miss Haslett Of Balti.
more, Miss Smith, Mr.. George Gloyd, Walter
Gloyd and Mr.. Charlie Case. During the even,
ing rsfrsahmsnts. were served. Many hand
Some presents were teeeived.