Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-27
SOCIAL MATTERS.


Notes.
Mrs. Harrison win not 60 to Cape May until
between the 18th and 10th of June.
Invitations were received here yesterday for
the weddings Of two ladies who are well known
in Washington society.
Ex-Representative Cannon has sent out cards
for the marriage of his daughter, Miss Mabel
Frances Cannon, to Mr.. Ernest Zavier Leseure
at the First Methodist Episcopal Church, DAN
vile, Ill, on Tuesday evening, June 9. re-
ception will follow st the Cannon residence,
41S yermillion street, where the newly married
couple will reside after they return from their
lengthy wedding journey next October. Miss
Mabel Cannon is the younger OF the two sisters
and has wide circle Of acquaintance in this
city.
There is quite tinge Of romance in the re-
ception Of Miss Van vechten's wedding cards.
They are issued by her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Van vechten was the intimate friend of Miss
Rose Elizabeth Cleveland and during the lat
ter term as hostess Of the White House was
frequently the guest Her marriage with DR.:
George Norwood Lefferts of New York will
take place at the Cathedral of All Saints, Al
bany, on Thursday evening, June II, and will
be followed by reception given by the bride .
parents at their residence, $50 State street, Al
oany. Miss Van Vechten was a guest OF Mrs.
s. +. Emmons during the past winter, and then,
as at during here many previous visits to the
capital, was the recipient Of much attention.
She is tall and graceful and of the brunette
type and her good looks as widely known as
the charm and fascination Of her manner.
The engagement Of Miss Ella Louise Macart-
ney and DIR. Frank R. Lane, principal Of the
High School, is announced. Their marriage
will take place the last week in June at the
tour will DO to Europe, with . long stay in
Brittany.
A delightful dance was given by the Hyatts-
vile Social Club at Wells Hall, Hyattsville,
last evening. Among those present were Mr..
and Mrs. Campbell, the Misses johnson, Misses
Geib, Misses Fowler, Miss Mcfarland, Miss
Wells, Misses Fenwick, Miss Brightwell,
and Mrs. Rexford Smith, Mrs. Wells, Miss
Coggins and the Messrs. Wells, Holden, Fowler.
Brlghtwell. Fisher, Sherman, Hazen, Moran,
Ceggius, Dividson, Jordenson, Marsh, Morri-
son and many others. This is about the first
dance of any importance that has been given
in this town, and the president of the Hyatts-
vile Social Club, Mr.. Harry Fowler, deserves
credit for the manner in which he conducted
the arrangements. Refreshments were album
dainty served.
Miss Lizzie Folxert of Manchester, Md, is
visiting Miss Minnie Wetzel Of 406 street
northwest.
Mrs. Hawkins and her sister, Miss Harding,
who have been Iecturing in this city on vege-
tarlanism and its relation to temperance. are
members of the Blavatsky Lodge of London,
England. They leave for New York on Friday
morning.
Senator Morrilrs family have closed up their
house here and gone home to Vermont.
Mrs and Miss Townshend may 60 abroad for
the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Bancroft left the city
L. H.
former home in the Mohawk valley. During
their sojourn Of about a months duration they
will visit Saratoga and Niagara Falls, as well as
other places Of interest in New York state.
AS the family of Mr.. T., 7. Hurdel, No. Al F
street, were about to retire on last evening
ring came at the door and quite q number of
young people came trooping in and took pos
of the kind that really surprises. The affair
was in every way enjoyable. Among those
present were Stella Hurdel, BERTHE Moss, !.
Martin, A. Gates. A. Hay, l.. Hurdel, L. Moss
II. Miller, J. Collins, I. Simon, H. Punorinth
Mathews, E. Miller, N. Lynch, E. Hurdel and
many others.
The Young Ladies' Foreign Missionary So
ciety Of Metropolitan NJ. E. Church give tea
this evening at the residence of Mrs. G. c..
Clements, 9O5 Massachusetts avenue.
Notwithstanding the inclemency of the
weather last night the Aldine Club closed its
season of entertainments by a bus party to
Cabin Johns bridge, followed upon their ar
rival by delightful supper. During the even
ing the president of the club. Mr.. L. s. Thoma-
son, was presented with a handsome scarf pin
as an appreciation of his efforts to promote the
interests of the club. The toasts, 1.-The ladies
who have entertained us this winter and "Ths
Aldlne Club, were responded to in an appro-
pirate manner by Mr.. Hasbrouck and Mr..
Evans respectively. Among those who were
present were Misses Halves and Bruce Banks.
Alice Poole, Clara Duval, C. Cornell Annie and
Mabel Lewis, Rena Smith, Minnie Winter,
Marion Smith and Messrs. L. L. Lewis, W. o.
Howenstein, A. W. Evans. G. B. Lewis, E. NJ
Hasbrouck, L. B. Gleeson, NJ. d. Blondel, L. S.
Thomson. Z. d. Anderson and E. Lewis. Mrs
Butler Fitch acted as chaperon.