Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-10
SOCIAL MATTERS.

Mrs. Harrison. accompanied by Mrs Din
mick, Mrs. Parker and Mrs. Geo b, williAns
is visiting in Baltimore today.
Rev. Vim. ;. hester and wife Of North
Carolina, who are here attending the ecumon-
ieal council, are stopping with their brother
capt j. q. Hester Of b street northwest
delightful evening Was spent bv the
Golden Hours Corresponding Club last event
Ing AZ the residence Of the assistant secretary
oiS NJ street southwest Among those present.
~ere; Aessrs. Jos. II. Gunnen, lloyd MockA-
bee, Samuel Baulsir. Harry Baulsir. Frank
MMeponald, VIM. Mcdonald. Geo. LArcombe.
Nn- lompkins. Howard Person jos burrows
and Misses Lulu Kendall, Elsie Mitchell. Annie
fau, Bertie Lown. Blanche Cowling. Annie
Liphard, Sarah lepner and Maggie Wheeler.
Mrs. Nj. A. Gibbons has returned after an
absence OF four months.
Mrs Edward II. MRnamaker Of Arentosn,
Pa. is visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Enos
Newman of 5th street
Mr.. and Mrs. {. ". Newman Of Brideeport
Conn, accompanied by Mis-. Fulton Of Boston.
Mass, are visiting Mira. L. Newman on 5th
street
Mrs. and Miss Hereford have return. from
their summering at Reboboth Beach and Forest
Glen and Will be at home 10 their friends on
Wednesdays after November 1.
After an absence Of three months in Canada
Mrs j. b. Buxton has returned 10 her home on
10Th street northwest
Mrs X. A. Cronin has returned from Berke-
ley Springs much improved after her long III
ness Mrs. t. W. d. DuckwaIl of Berkeley
Springs will spend week with her motf -
Mrs * A. Crouin.
Mr. and Mrs. L. NJ Monroe have issued cart |
for the marriage of their daughter Lollie. 90
MI honcure Howe TomI kius which will take
place at II O'Clock on the 2lst at Wesley Chapel
ar. and Mrs. Tompklns viii be at home Tues
days and Fridays alter November I at 1872 G
street northeast
Mr.. and Mrs. Peyton Scrivener have issued
cards for the marriage of their daughter. Car
RE Cecil 10 Mr.. Alfred T.. Robbins, TO take
place at the New York Avenue Presbyterian
church "Wednesday evening. the 2lst. al $
O'Clock. Mr.. and Mrs. Robbins will he at home
after January At - Iowa circle.
Miss NJ H. Hill Of East Capitol street 4
returned from a three months visit To N.y
ragansett Pier and Detroit Mich. Her nice.
Mise T. Williams, has returned with her iron
Detroit.
Miss Z. Williams Of Detroit is visiting her
uncle, Mr.. W. F. Hill, SIG street southeast.
The Misses Virginia and Victoria Peacock
left Tuesday evening for Mexico. where they
VAL spend the winter with their uncle. Dr.
Marshall
Mrs q. ID. Wallace and Mrs. Dickinson. wife
ing their mother at 1910 18th street
Mrs Neil Belt has returned TO her home. no.
New Hampshire avenue, after four months
absence.
Miss Alice Hutchinson is spending the month
In Chicago and Wisconsin with relatives.
Miss Susan Andrews Rice of l2ls 18th street
WHO'S in Boston. returns to this city October Is
Miss Florence Brian il expected this evening
after four months absence from home.
Cards have been issued by Mrs Jones Of n
street Georgetown. for the marriage of her
daughter, Miss Bessie. to Edward harrington Of
this city. The wedding will take place on the
10th instant at clock p. m, at Trinity Church
Georgetown. The Rev. J. Havens Richards
Sd, president Of Georgetown College. will
perform the ceremony, assisted by the Rev, J.
L. Murphy. Sd. rector of Trinity Church. aud
Rev. Pere Roccofort. The bride Is a daughter of
the late Mr.. Frederick Jones. the well-known
lawyer and one Of Georgetown most respected
citizens. The groom is a civil engineer of
much prominence in the western states. where
he has been largely engaged in engineering
works. He is the eldest of Mr.. W. l.. Bar
rington Of the Navy Department. and nephew
! OF the late Sir John harrington, ID. l., twice
| lord mayor Of Dublin.
The residence of Mn. and Mrs. C. W. Thayer
on W street was the scene Of a pleasan Mt gather
ing last evening. the occasion being the en- ter
talnment Of quartet from the Dennison
Glee Club, composed OF Masters George Small.
banjo; Clyde Gideon. guitar; Claude Clayton,
mouth organ and triangle. and Howard
Thayer, banjo. Piano music was also
furnished by Miss Mary Ford, Miss Teel
/ and Miss Mildred Howard of Chicago
| anu poem was rccited by Mr.. VIM. I. Ford.
Among those present were: Mr.. and Mrs. ]. II.
Howard and Mr.. Benton Howard OF Chicago,
Mrs. Emily Thornton Charles. Mrs VIM. 4.
| Ford, Miss Emma Ford, Roland Ford and Mrs.
md
Refreshments were served and, altogether, the
! company passed an enjoyable evening.
There will he no reception after the wedding
of Miss Lulu Twombly and Mr.. 5. smith
Hoover, jr., next Wednesday. After the cere-
mony, which will take place at Hamline church
at clock, the couple will proceed straight
from the church 10 the railroad depot.