Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-15

Social Matters.
Mr.. Louis d. Wine and daughter have re-
turned to their home at Hyattsville from a
pleasant visit to Gettysburg. Mr.. Wine, while
away, entertained at the Blue Mountain House
number of Gettysburg folks who had been
extremely hospitable to himself and his asso-
ciates on the GAR encampment committee
during their recent visit to Gettysburg
Mrs. NJ. C. Berner. who has been spending
the last few weeks at the seashore. has returned
to her home on l street, where she will be glad
to meet her friends.
Miss Mae Byrne has returned from a visit to
Miss Wilkerson at Carrot Park. Nd.
Miss Florence Bradt Of Parnassus, Pa, is
visiting her cousin, Mrs. ]. W. Frey of 3Oth
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. C. Brandenburg are spend
ing the month of September at Oakland and
Aurora, W. Va
The residence Of Mr.. and Mrs. George W.
Henley, on Sth street, was the scene of a pleas
| ant gathering last evening. the occasion being
the sixth birthday celebration of their little
daughter Violet, who was the recipient of many
presents. Among those present we're the Misses
Maggie, Eta and Rita Stephenson. Clare Ma
SON, Lolita, Lille and Bessie Garrett Hattie
Thyson, Jessie Holden, Emily Smith and Mas
tiers Willie Noonan, Bobbie Smith. Ralph Simon
and Charlie Crump.
Mrs. D. Coyne and children have returned to
their home on L street after very pleasant
vacation.
Miss Annie Meade Randolph Lee will spend
the autumn at Audenried, among the noun
tains Of eastern Pennsylvania
Mrs. Lloyd Dorsey is at Poughkeepsie, on q
visit to her sister, Mrs Hudson Taylor.
Miss Eva Darneile and Miss Maye Beall leave
tomorrow to visit friends in Baltimore. They
will return some time in October.
Miss Bessie Pattee of LIE Droit Park. who re-
turned yesterday from her vacation at Detroit,
Mich, starts for Hagerstown tomorrow where
she enters the Female College.
Mr.. H. Clay Stier and his daughters, Alice
| and Jennie, left this morning for Germany via
New York. Jennie is to study German and
Alice is to enter the Conservatory of Music in
Berlin.
Yesterday at o'clock at st. Johns Church
Mr.. Chas. r. johnson and Miss Lucie D. Pat
terson were married by the Rev. L. Duncan
Jaudon. Owing to the recent death of the
brides mother the wedding was a very quiet
one.
Miss Ellie Carthy Of Springfield, ILL.,. for
merly of this city, is visiting Miss Annie Dryer
OF Capitol Hill.
Mr.. E. C. Townsend and daughter, Miss Ada
Townsend, who have been spending the summer
in Europe, arrived in New York Saturday even
ing and are now at their home on 18th street
| northwest
The handsome residence of Mr.. and Mrs E.
c. Fowler, IT,, Of LIE Droit Park was thronged
| last night. the occasion being the sixth ami
versary Of their little daughter Lydia's birth
day. Among those present were the Misses
Nellie and Mamie Weber of Iowa. Nellie Ten
nent Estelle Corey, Eva Shughrue, Hattie Bar
nard, Matte frankie and Belle Manning. Rosie
Smith, Edna Thomas, Lille Frazer. Helen
Downing, Marion Withall, Florence Cozzens
Amy Vessels, Blanche Ridgley, Lucy Petersen
Grace, Eva and Genie Fowler and Lula Miller
of Baltimore. Masters Jesse Shipley, Fred Proc
tor, Alfred Thomas, Robbie Beaton. Freddie
Weber, Fred McGill, Granville Tennent. Willie,
frankie and Eddie Springers, Louis MCGEE,
Brent Young, Arneal keyser, Ernest Boaraum,
Ollie Leesnitzer. The dining room presented
pleasing sight as the little ones enjoyed the
good things spread before them. In the center
Of the table was q pyramid Of fruit surrounded
by q wreath of evergreens and roses, in the
midst of which we're six burning candles. The
children INDUCED in many games and greatly
enjoyed the evening.
Miss MaudA Morton of New York, who is Wis
iting Washington, has just returned from At
lantic City.
Third Assistant Postmaster General A. d.
Hszen, Mrs. Hazen and daughteDhave returned
to the city from a months tour of the noun
tain and seaside resorts- The general, who 10
in the best of health and spirits, was at his
desk this morning in the Post Office Depart
ment