Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-31

Mr.. Blaine attended the reception given by
Admiral Walker on board the Chicago at Bar
harbor Saturday afternoon He was accom-
panied by Mrs. Blaine, Miss: Harriet Blaine.
Mr.. and Mrs. Damrosch and Mr.. and Mrs. En-
mons Blaine. Among others who attended the
reception were Senator Cameron. Gen. kasson,
the Marquis Imperiali and Mr.. Mum of the
German legation.
Mrs. John 7. Winter and family have re-
turned from Ocean City and will spend the
month of September at Washington Grove.
Miss Amanda h. Bender, soprano Of the
Bethlehem Presbyterian Church. Philadelphia,
rendered beautiful solo at the Ascension
church yesterday morning. Miss Bender is
visiting her aunt, Mra H. s. Wright, at IT'S 10th
street northwest.
The members Of the Corean embassy in
Washington gave a reception on Saturday from
o 70 clock IN honor of the fortieth anniver-
sary OF the birth of the king of their country.
The legation house on Iowa circle was well
niied, all the prominent officials, members of
the diplomatic corps and distinguished people
now In the city being present to pay their re-
spects 70 the acting minister and his attractive
wlie. regrets and congratulations were re-
celved In large numbers from all parts of the
country by mail and telegraph. Many distin-
guished scientific men were present from va
rious parts Of the world. The President was
represented by Col. Ernst and Mr.. Blaine by
the acting secretary Of state. The host. Mr..
fe, charge daffaires of the embassy, was
charmingly assisted by his wife.
Mrs. Z. E. Barnes and daughter, Miss Ella
Barnes, Of ia Sd street southeast. will return
today from their trip to Colonial Beach.
Mrs. d. Loughran and family have returned
home after a months vacation in southern
Maryland.
Miss Oracle Pinckney White, daughter of
Mrs. James L. White, is at Lawrence, L. l., as
the guest of Mrs. Samuel Ross of this city.
she Will be absent until November and will
visit friends in New York and Philadelphia be-
fore returning to her home, 20s D street north
west.
Miss Rakeman has returned from her sojourn
at the seashore. Her sister, Amalie. 10 visiting
Lieut.. swifts daughter at their home in Ger
mantown, Pa.
MI. Geo. Y. Thorpe. after a very pleasant
stay OF several weeks at his home ON Capitol
nh, has returned to Kansas City, Mo.
Mrs. Alice Lane has returned from q three
weeks stay at Atlantic City.
MIR. Horace Jarboe and family of 2422 street
have returned from Atlantic City, where they
spent the month of August.
Miss Effe Hutchinson and Miss Rose Cuvilier,
accompanied by Mrs. W. Evans. have returned
to the city after a pleasant stay at Colonial
Beach.
The Misses Goddard and Millicent Goddard
James OF Georgetown are expected home the
hrst week in September, after delightful sum-
mering In the Blue Ridge mountains.
Messrs. NJ. A. Clancy and Harry Hodges of
the office OF the clerk of the Supreme Court of
the District nave returned from their vacations
the nrst named having been to his old home in
New Hampshire and the latter to niagara Falls
and neighborhood.
The Misses Pomeroy of s02 street have re-
turned to the city after pleasant sojourn with
friends In Frederick county, Md.
Mrs. Reed and daughter. Miss Cora Gainor
and Miss Katie Ginter of Baltimore are the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. B. Ireland of 23l 18th
| street southeast
Miss Ada Duke has returned to the city after
an absence of three weeks at Brookside, W. Va
MIR. s. P. Pearson and family have returned
from q brief stay in the mountains of Pennsyl-
vania.
Capt. W. F. johnson and wife Of 332 Della
ware avenue will go to Cresson Springs, Pa,
to recuperate.
Mr.. and Mrs. Franz vetta arrived from
Europe on the Etruria Saturday. They will
be home several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Hoermann celebrated their
silver wedding last evening at their residence
1OO6 Pennsylvania avenue. Music vocal and
instrumental. helped to make an ENJOYABLE
evening. The parlors and dining room were
handsomely decorated with flowers and the
tables groaned under their delicacies. Many
handsome and useful presents were received
Among those present were: Mrs ]. Herman
in cream silk: Mrs. H. F. Reh black silk and
diamonds; Mrs. Odekoven black lace and gar
nets; Mrs. q. r. Baier, black silk and diamonds:
Mrs: Fisher, black satin and gaKnets: Miss
Sophie Reh, Nile green China silk; Mrs. Philips,
black null; Miss Lille Baier, black lace;
Misses Rose and Edna Baier white null: Miss
Evelgne Odekoven, blue silk Mr.. and Mrs. +.
Philips, Mr. Leo Zwissler, Mr. Geo. Baier, Mr..
ID. F. Reh. Mr.. W. 7. Hyer, Mr.. Conrad Con-
koven Of Louisville KY, Mr.. H. F. Reh, jr,
Master John Reh, Mr.. A. FELTON,, Master E.
Odenkover, Mr.. H. Heygster, Mr.. L. Boyd. Mr..
J. Zeaman and Mr.. j. HOermann.
Mrs. Donald MACPHERSON and little son,
Donald, jr., returned from Scranton, Pa. on
Saturday.
Mr.. VIM. I. Fisher of the bureau of pensions,
accompanied by his wife and son. Raymond,
have gone to the mountains of Virginia
Mrs. Ohio Beall of Capitol Hill is making
visit to her son in Maryland.
Miss Almeda Snyder of Capitol Hill has re-
turned with her mother from Atlantic CITY.
Mr.. Edward B. Cottrell has returned to the
city after six weeks sojourn with his family
among the lakes OF Canada. Mrs. Cottrell and
son, DR.. Ayres, will return about September Is
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Hedian of Baltimore are
spending the month of September at Mount
Washington.
Mr.. William Musser and Miss Katie G.. Griffin
were married this afternoon by Rev. DR.. C. C.
Meador OF the Fifth Baptist Church ONLY the
immediate families of the contracting parties
were present After the ceremony the happy
couple left the city and upon their return they
will reside at 1920 21st street northwest
Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. Hinson and son. NJ. and
Mrs. Geo. b. Shelton and little daughter and
MIR. and Mrs. W. L. Griggs, son and daughter
have returned to the city after a lengthy and
pleasant sojourn in the Blue Ridge mountains.
ALEXANDRIA.