Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-31


means, but she is commencing 20 show signs
of commendable activity and progncstica;ions
are in order. From all accounts until our regular
official season begins. one can manage 10 get
along very nicely by going to a few Of the we'd
dings and by emitting none Of the receptions or
breakfasts that may be annexed TO the eere-
monies From the prospects already clear to
all there will be plenty of hymeneal events
from now till the CETistmastlde. About that
time you car also look out not for squalls, but
debut parties when some of the prettlest bits
Of youthful femininlty seen here Tor several
So between the brides and the buds there Is
plenty of entertainment of most fascinating
character right here at hand
The number of weddings lately has been
phenomenal A leading divine, whose minis
Try goes back over many years. says that he
cannot remember a season where they came so
close together. More than chat. they are not
,ontined to any special section of the city.
Nearly all the churches have felt the impulse
of this matrimonial wave Those who like 10
20 TO weddings, no matter whether they know
the brides or not, are annoyed when they have
to select ono out OF three or four ceremonies.
al occurring at the same time, and II Is sus-
cested to the November brides that they have
a sort of consultation and arrange their dates,
so that those who fond of weddings, and
who is rot! can get around to them ali!
A. a number Of this past weeks weddings
chrvssnthemnms were the flower. In the COM
Ing month ias9;on mas P4Aeeu Fer 5ahe'io orI gu
seen. II has wonderful possibilities as u decora-
i've P.ant, aho II oioo.s IA 80 man! =. - sin-
combinations OF color that IL isposslbie to have
,.ant in Nv york nj the chrysauthemum
sbow Nrs Whitney is q pat-oness and mas
offered A prize
Thsrs will be some changes in the social
rspks tie coming season, as family bereavs-
mems Lave Temporarily retired many of those
Incst prominent in hospitable affairs. Absence
from The city and Illness VIII Keep others from
making any plans phiios1pner eouiI ~ n.''A9
many "a. 1e,h .1,, Is.b 80 ADMIRAL
Portcr,s ,.i,Ience is close, and ,rs Laughton $
hos so lone bulwark in social annals Is likely
- Re .Ios.d All this winter as liz mistress ia
o,iy heg,nn,ry IN rceoyer from her serious IL
uess. Around on stree. the changes axe more
numerous.
Mr.. and Mira A. c. TYLER will move into their
=. -. ~, ,h. I.tter ia in nourniro and
..,'sna,',ir ,hs SoHriraIit;ss abe had con,,m-
,,I,,ed dining here first winter in her own man
sion are deferred Another prominent young
hostess. Mrs. Scott Townsend, Is also III
ter.
Another fine man n is closed in the DEPART
ure for the Pacific coast OF Mrs Hearst hiss
Bayard WAS paying her visit, aud although
Mrs Hearst would not have entertained IN any
way. her kindly impulse would have been felt
in a dozen channels When her California in
terests will permit Mrs Hearst expects TO make
her winter home here
The Corcoran mansion will be opened up for
while next month for Mr. and Mrs Thomas
Hitchcock. who Will stay here On their way
down south
Judge and Mrs. John Davis who have re-
.a,.,l, ra,,rrsd fr,m Eurone have taken a.
-. 90 90 ,xi,tsr
IT, r.r-;aaa Of Mas Clara F,ami,, md Nv
u II.-bar, pal.b Of N.x yorL o;,,, ,,;I
take nlace on November 25.
Mr.. Audenried goes to Philadelphia shortly
A.. ..a,5 The ,,,arr;.a. of bar sis,.r NJ.
a.,inn Mis-. Calm whose enoapemrnt was
90, p--.oS - ,i,na 90 Eli -, r.
married for another wear.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Platt will return from
xh.;~ b-;5al tr;, IN "Wednesday aud will h. >,
.s.. Sbor"b,m for tn ,xintcr 1xiib Nv ~ NJ
c., large humber of elegant ,xeddi,s, yifts
await Mrs. PIatt's home coming.
A reception from 1 until 3 O'Clock at the
c,u-.h.r, ,.;1 follow tho noarr;a,a Of MI
Eaonv Pc and Mr. passett on Ws,Inssday
Noxember IL The ceremony taxes nIace AT
1S.so =, ,bs New Work Avenne Presbxtsr;sn
Church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pierre Stevens will give Hail.
,o,,aer, ,ortv ,ori,b, nj their home D.ar PooL
~. = -. g., ~. - =
- .,.o-so<,,' ,rair NJ - Iii nrs,,e ~
- ,ha .ann.,x ,xbich will ;,cIraa NJ.
IL. NJ SI',i NJ prtra -, az G.l
i.T. - NJ. -
ar, :,
NJ anu MIS- -noi'on -nA'cneH, VINO nave
been abroad since their marriage last winter.
are expected back IN a few days and are going
60 settle down to Housekeeping IN the West End.
Mrs Mitchell has been a LIBERAL purchaser
while abroad and she needs large house to
display her selections
Sir Julian Pauncefote's wife and daughters
AZ. exnsctei hack next month
-. ii, .,,o,,,,a-.,. A., S-
- VIC eeie"uy
PACK mere next week Miss roster has been
IN o Is ~, ~ 0Iuer Ioi
Mrs Fnsk eo' "
Al, 49,. -,
a., INC C'O, -. '''NieS WIZ
Ione " IAN - on 'hc Neu. n, ~
tom 20 commenra tbsss ;,fn,r,,i 80 ho,1a.
bsfore tbe re-,,Ia- season Legins
NJ, -. .,.I;... -:
"i's '0S0 PN'-e "O''oH"e N'see VI DiSnop-
elect Chapelle VIII spend thls wlnter as parloI
ooarder at the Georgetown convent In the
shT 70 30 nome 20 france i1r
brother. Mr.. Gusrsye so,:yuac.
The marriage n: Miss Nav T Pacter aud Ar
Cl,re,,a 4 Miller to,L u,.ce - .rb,rela,
morning at clock at ST AIoysius Church In
the presence of i Few friends Rev Father
Becker from " ooster, Mass, a brother Of the