Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-17
SOCIAL MATTERS.
Enjoying Midsummer Pleasures At the Re-
sorts-Rersonal Notes

Mrs. Dunn, wife of Lieut. Dunn. who is Just
back from extended European journey. is
now stopping with her mother, Mrs. j. G. Webb
of this city. at Atlantic City. They go on to
Sharon Springs next month.
Prof. and Mrs. Alex Graham Bell and Mr..
and Mrs. Gardiner Hubbard are at Saratoga.
The latter have a cottage and are entertaining
In their usual generous style.
MIR. and Mrs. Emmons Blaine are expected at
the Mccormick villa at Richfield Springs some
time this summer.
Baron Won Wulfen Of the German legation
has been some weeks at Newport and will see
the social life at Bar Harbor before he sails for
Europe.
Mrs. Archibald Greenlees and her family
have gone to Hamilton, Va, for the rest of the
summer.
Circuit Judge John Dun Horsley. his sister,
Miss Rupp. and cousin. Miss Mamie Cabell Of
Nelson county, Va. are in Washington for a
few days sight seeing. They will go from here
to Old Point Comfort and Virginia Beach.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Church of
Our Father held very successful lawn party
ut the residence Of Mrs. Dora L. Voorhis HOO
street. Thursday evening. fine literary
program was enjoyed. Among those who con-
tributed to the entertainment by recltations,
original poems and sketches were Prof. Whit
comb, Mr.. j. n. Whitaker. Mrs. G. Crandall,
Mrs Z. Hort, Miss Wilmington, Mrs. Alex. E.
Beall and Miss Beall, Mrs. Rogers aud Mrs.
Voorhis.
Mr.. and Mrs. William HendIey are at Hotel
Henlopen, Rehoboth Del.
Gen. and Mrs. George B. Williams left last
Monday for st. Catharine's, Ontario. Canada,
where they will spend about three weeks. They
WIZ then go to their fishing place in northern
Indiana.
Mrs. VIM. Hahn and family and the Misses
Heilbrun and Miss Blanche Lansburgh are
spending the summer at Ocean City.
Mr.. Z. X. Chapman has gone to New York
and the north. Mrs L. X. Chapman and little
son have gone to the mountains of Virginia.
The Misses Cummins Of sl3 14th street north
west have gone to the White Sulphur Springs,
to be absent until September.
Miss Amelia Faris has gone to the seashore
for the summer.
Miss Blanche Rohrbough, the daughter Of
Mrs. L. J. Eohrbough, and ". D. Stevens Of
superior. Wis, were married this morning by
the Rev. Dr. Corey at the Metropolitan NJ. Z.
Church. The bride was handsomely attired in
hellotrope silk and hat and gloves to match.
They took the 11:30 o'clock train for their fu-
ture home in Superior, Wis. No cards.
An enjoyable evening spent Tuesday at
the residence of Mrs. Chaves, 1913 Sth street,
by her numerous friends. Dancing games
and other amuscments were INDUCED in until
a late hour, when Refreshments we're served.
Among those present were the Misses Lille,
Ida, Nellie and Mollie Kelly, Mrs. Lowd Mrs.
Upperman, Miss Irene Teele. Miss Jessie Per-
kins, Miss Annie MAYHEM, Miss Murphy Miss
Norris and the Misses Ella. Mamie and Annie
Chaves, and Messrs, Lynch Lowd, Kelly. Hem
kel. SDythe, MCPHERSON, Brooks, Waters and
Nandyke.
Among the Washingtonians summering at
pleasant: view," the home of Mrs. W. T.
Green, Boyd's. Md, are Mr.. H. w. Leess and
family. Mr.. II. NJ. Woodward and family. Mr..
and Mrs. j. W. Duvall and daughter, Mrs.
Samuel Cornelius. Miss Aida Clark, Miss Rob-
insOn and Miss Lillian Clark.
Mr.. and Mrs. Neil Belt are registered at the
Hotel Dennis, Atlantic City. Later in the sea-
son Mrs Belt will go to Capon Springs for a
month or six weeks.
Miss Howe and Miss Sarah Willard Howe have
left the city for Athens, Vt, where they will
spend the remainder OF the summer.
pleasant entertainment was given last even
ing by Miss Marguerite Thompson at the resi-
dence of her uncle. Prof. Cook. to numerous
friends. A feature was the excellent music rem
dered by Mrs Townsend, Miss Thompson and
Mr.. Magraw. The large dining room, taste
fully decorated afforded the company every
delicacy. Dancing was enjoyed until a late
hour. Among those present were Rev. DIR.
Wyswell and wife. DR.. Graham and wife of CO.
lumbus, Ohio; Mrs. Wunder. Mr.. and Mrs.
Magrane. the Misses Weeden, Dr. and Mrs
Orion, Mrs. Townsend and daughter. Miss Lusk
of Jackson. Miss. Miss Wells Miss Ball. Messrs.
Riddle, German of Williamsport, Pa, Cowley
Long. Rodgers. Parker, Hampton. Lemon,
Misses Pauline Marsteller and Emily Wunder.
Miss Thompson leaTes this week for her pic
turesque mountain home.
Last evening an enjoyable party was given at
tho Residence of Mr. T. 7
30l street Southwest, the occasion being the
birthday of their oldest son, DIR. j. J. Slattery
and to the departure of DR.. Terence H. Sweeney,
an intimate friend Of the family, for a few
weeks sojourn among the mountains. Among
the many present were the Misses NJ. Hartigan,
NJ. Brennan. NJ Webster. NJ. kcefe. y Slattery
j. McCarty. L. baldwin, A. Weitzel, j.
Mccarthy. II. Mckenna, c. Murphy, VI.
Mckenna. X. Slattery and Messrs. John o Day,
7. Brennan, p. A. Drury: p. J. Nee, r. DAILY i.
Grogan. DIR. i. H. Sweeney. Officer 2. J.
CredGh, DIR. j. J. Slattery. Mr.. and Mrs. d. c.
Coughiin and their little daughter and DIR. and
Mrs. F.. j. Slattery.
very pretts wedding took place last even
ing on Columbia Heights at the residence of
the brides parents, Judge and Mrs. G. NJ
Hustled the contracting parties being Miss
Grace Alice Hustled and Mr.. W. Henry Walker.
1 lie ceremony was performed by Rev. James
A. Buck of Rock Creek Church. assisted by Rev
Stuart Crockett. The bride was becomiugly
dressed i'll white silk, trimmed with lace, at
tended by the grooms little sister Blanche
who looked very sweet. in white as maid of
honor, carrying the brides bouquet of pure
white roses. MIR. John Henderson was best
man. After the marriage reception wac held
until $3.50, when the bridal couple left for an
extended tour through the north, visiting
Niagara, the lakes, &c. Among those present
at the wedding and reception We're: Mr.. and
Mrs. Redford W. Walker, Miss Elizabeth A.
Walker. Miss ulia Walker Mrs Julia 4. Calder
DIR. ana Mrs. Edward Roome Mr.. and Mrs
Robt. Il. Seiden, Mr.. Reginald and Mr.. Allan
Walker. Rev. T.. Marshall Mott, Miss Julia A.
Warner. Mr.. Theo. A. Lay, jr., Capt. and Mrs
L. Lay and the Misses Lay, Mr.. and Mrs. War
| ringtOn King Mrs. Capt. J. S. Tucker Miss
Maria Seldom, Mr.. Wickham, Miss Mamie Sell
don. Mrs. DR.. J. IL. Brooks, Miss Emily Brooks
Mr.. and Mrs. Eaton Brooks, Mr.. and Mrs. Robt
Jones, Mrs. s. Wilder, Mr.. and Mrs VIM. Oscar
Roome. Mr.. G. l.. Sturtevant. Frank Stephens
Mrs. Edwin Muller and sous, Miss Agnes Arnold
Mrs Miller, Miss Simms, MIR. Wm. Balch, Mrs
spencer. Gen. q. n. Patterson. Mrs. Il. Coiburn
Miss Colburn, Mr.. Arthur Colburn, Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry White, Mrs. Mcleod, Mrs. Gilmore
Mrs Grimm, Mrs. Fristoe. Mr.. VIM Clayton
Miss Clayton. Miss Lille Farlen the Misses
Andrews, the Misses Noerr, Miss Josie Marin.
Mrs. James Speare. Mr.. Arthur Hendricks. DR.
Baggott, Miss Jennie Shields, the Misses LAM
inond Mrs. Hawkins Taylor, Miss Anna
Fletcher, Mrs Harvey Spaulding. Miss Spauld-
ing Mrs. Hutchinson, Miss Hutchinson. Mr..