Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-06-16
SOCIAL MATTERS,
Washingtonians Acknowledgement June We'd
dings-Personal Mention.

dings-Personal Mention.
Washington, through its charming young
representatives. Mrs. Mckee and Mrs. Russell
Harrison. Is very prominent in London society
at present They have attended some notable
events every day since they landed and are now
going over to Paris so as to visit Minister and
Mrs. Whitelaw Reid before the latters depart
ure for this country. They are to be back in
London early in July and will be guests at the
garden party to be given by the Prince and
Princess of Wales on the 9th of that month.
MISS Letter seems to be carrying London
society by storm this journey. Her presence
and costumes are quoted in the fashionable
Journals. and last week at the Ascot races she
is reported to have been tine belle Of the royal
inclosure. Mrs. and Miss Letter have been
coaching through England with young Mr.. and
Mrs j. j. Aston. 1t is announced that they
will return to this country soon as the Lon
don season wanes in time for the gayeties at
Newport.
Mrs. Don Cameron with Miss Cameron and
Miss Hattie Blaine have left Paris for London.
Mrs. and Miss Morton have left Paris for
Schwalbach.
Mr.. George Barclay will spend part of the
summer vacation at Newport.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry May have left town for
the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. c. Glover have taken the
Kindleberger cottage at Conanicut for the sum
mer and are now installed there.
Lieut.. James McChesney of the National
Guard and Miss Laura Baker were married
Yesterday evening at the Mount Vernon NJ. L.
Church in the presence of perhaps Q hundred
friends. Rev. DR.. ]. L. Wightman, pastor Of
the church. performed the marriage service.
The bride Wore her travelling dress, as imme-
dlately after the ceremony the couple left for
two weeks trip at the seaside. The bride is q
FRO mi MT nd aft,l ,Ia~ <.H
Vernon Church.
Miss Rosa Cotterill, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Edmond Cotterill, and Mr.. Samuel Boone
Pennebaker, will be married this evening at
the residence of the bride, 1889 18th street,
Rev. DIR. Chappelle officiating. Miss Carrie
Cotteriil viii, attend her sister as maid Of honor
and Mr.. Heber Todd will be best man. Only q
small company Of relatives are asked to the
ceremony, but q reception follows from $50
until 10 O'Clock, for which nearly 600 invita-
tlons we're sent out, large number of them
going to friends Of the groom in his native
state, Kentucky. The newly married couple
are to depart tonight for wedding trip south
and west and will visit in Kentucky. Upon
their return they will reside at 1917 Corcoran
street for the summer months.
Representative and Mrs. Burrows of Michi-
gan, with their married daughter. are at the
Colonnade, Atlantic City.
DIR. Duncan McKim, who has been quite sick
for some time past, was taken to Asheville. n.
C., last night by his father, DR.. McKim, rector
of Epiphany Church. They were accompanied
by the Misses McKim. He was much improved
last night, and it is thought the change will
have immediate and very beneficial results.
Mrs. Neil Belt has gone to spend a few weeks
in Rockville before going to Capon Springs for
the remainder of the summer.
Mr.. H. L. McNair, now of Aspen, Col, but
formerly Of Nv will ho ial 4
Wednesday, June "a, to Miss Martha Biumen-
berg, at the residence of the latter, 1927 Q
street.
Misses Charlotte and Minna Emmert Of us
9Th street northwest have gone to Bridgeton,
N. D., to act as bridesmaids for Miss Nellie
Recap, who will marry DIR. Hamilton Mailey.
They will spend the summer with the bride at
her summer residence, Sea View, on the coast
OF New Jersey.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. King, jr, and daughter sail
Tor Europe on June "a for an extended tour.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Winger, 1921 Connecticut
avenue, celebrated the 21st anniversary Of their
marriage on the 9Th inst, and accompanied by
their daughters Rose and Frank, in short
wedding trip, visited Richmond, Petersburg
Norfolk and Old Point returning last Saturday.
At Petersburg they went over the battle fields
and entrenched lines made famous by the siege
Of Petersburg, where Col. Winger was on duty
during the siege of ten months.
Last evening the Misses Evans Of Capitol
Hill gave farewell reception to their friend.
Miss Bessie Hardy. who is about to start for
her home in Winchester, Va. Among those
present were Mesdames Dixon and Evans the
Misses Jennie Evans, Marceron, Entwistle,
Smith and Coleman, and the Messrs. Garges,
Dixon. Coleman, Nut and Gaddis.
Mr.. Theodore W. Noyes, associate editor of
The STAR, accompanied by his wife, will sail
from New York tomorrow on the City of Der
lin and will spend the summer in Europe, tax
ing the North Cape trip in July.