Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-06-09
SOCIAL MATTERS.
Where weli-Kpown People VIII spend Their
Northumberland Notes

SOCIAL MATTERS.
Where weu-Known People VIII spend Their
observation-disclosures Notes
Mrs John r. Truel and little daughter yio-
let OF New York are spending few days in this
city. en- route to Wisconsin. They enjoyed a
delightful drive on Saturday and were after
WARD entertained ct luncheon by Mrs. Giles c.
Rush Of s street.
Miss Conrad of Capitol Hill has returned
from Annapolis, Nd. where she has been in
attendance upon the closing exercises of the
Naval Academy.
The residence Of the commissioner Of rail-
roads. Mr.. H. A. Taylor on Capitol Hill. has
been closed for the summer. Mrs and Miss
Taylor will spend the season in the west and at
the seashore, where they viii be joined later by
Mr.. Taylor.
The marriage Of Miss Barbara Hoffman Of
Bentonville. Va, to Mr. Robt l.. Donahoe Of
Iowa took place at the Ivy City Church on Sun
day afternoon in the presence Of their friends
and the congregation. The ceremony was per-
formed by the Rev. DIR. Buck Of No. 64S Q
street northwest. Miss Elite Reeves PLAYED the
wedding march. After the wedding Mr.. and
Mrs. Donahoe repaired to the residence Of Mrs.
Chas Rosewag. where Q reception was held.
tended tour through the south end west, max
ing Iowa their home. The presents were both
numerous and beautiful.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. A. whitesell celebrated the
eighteenth birthday Of their daughter, Miss
May. on Friday evening. The rooms were
tastefully decorated with vines and cut flowers.
Dancing was INDUCED in until q late hour,
When refreshments were served. Among those
present were Misses b. Adams. b. Allison, NJ.
Arnold, r. Bales. NJ. Ellis. ]. Glennan, r. Kant
h. Lysight, NJ. b. Whitesell Mr.. H. Arnold,
pr. D. j. Darby. Messrs. J. Edes, W. Fitz Glib
bon, J. Glennan, j. Nolan. C. O'Connor, r
Paul. Z. Royston and q. Townsend.
Mrs. Wallach has taken cottage at Bar
Harbor. The family will 60 there about July L.
Mr.. and Mrs. John K. Mclean have leased
house at Bar Harbor. but will not go there
unuh the weather becomes unpleasantly warm
here.
Mrs. Washington Mclean has rented her
house on Lafayette square and has taken up her
residence with Mrs. Hazen at the latter's home,
10th and X streets. They will be among the
last to leave the city for their summer travels,
as they prefer Washington to any other place.
Mrs; Mclean is slowly recovering her usual
good health.
Mrs. Audenried is making q few improve
ments on her Vermont avenue house, which
will keep her here a few weeks longer. She
Will go tor the month of July to Deer Park
and after that to some Of the northern resorts.
From recent letters it is CLEANED that Count
Divonne has relinquished any present idea of
advancing in the diplomatic school, as he has
refused his recent appointment to Cairo. Those
who have visited Countess Diyonne in Paris
report her as prettier than ever, and the apart
ments which she arranged for their occupancy
early In the past winter are exceptionally ele-
giant and tasteful
gone to their summer home at Cazenoyia, n. Y.
A. al A ~ ID l.
row and will summer at Bar Harbor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles G. Dulin will 20 shortly
to their summer home at Cambridge, Mass.
and later on, IN July, to the seashore for a
few weeks.
The wide halls of Norwood Institute were
thronged last evening with young people in
vlted in honor of the graduates Of 1891 and
presented a brilliant scene. The drawing
rooms, the reception room and study were all
thrown open and formed with the wide old
fashioned hall commodious ball room. The
musicians were stationed on the raised plat
form at the head of the drawing rooms As the
entire first floor was given up to the dancers
the bountiful supper was served throughout
the evening in the long dining room, made gay
with flowers and opening on the pretty front
grounds. Mr.. and Mrs. Cabell, assisted by
some of their friends, went from room to room
looking after the enjoyment Of their young
.
devoted to the little children, who danced and
played undisturbed by the older people. The
GOODNESS of the evening permitted no WEAKNESS
on the part of the dancers and many signs were
heard when at II o'clock the last waltz was
brought to a close.
Last evening a surprise party given at the
house of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Pagan. 2l25 II street
northwest, was largely attended. The affair
was successfully managed by Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
johnson and MIR. and Mrs. c. u. Bollinger.
Choice music WAS rendered by Mr.. Bollinger
and dancing added much to the evening
pleasure. Those present were Mr.. and Mrs.
Jas. q. Spencer, Miss Mollie Sheppard, Misses
Taylor, Miss Alberta Walker, Miss Edith Per-
kins, Miss Minnie Fsgan. Mrs. Jessie Magee,
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Brown. +. Rennett. III. Kettner,
Geo. Bollinger, W. II. Hope and Masters
Willie, Charley and Frank Pagan.
Mrs. G. H. Wilcox and daughter of Craven
terrace will leave for their summer cottage on
Lake Ontario Wednesday morning to remain
until fall.
DIR. and Mrs. J. F. J. Colburn have returned
from Old Point Comfort with their health fully
restored by the invigorating air OF that locality
Prof Edwin h. lawson of the navy, with his
family, will visit Rock Enon Springs this sum-
mer, expecting to be joined there by friends
from New York.
Mrs. Theodore Davis and her mother. Mrs.
Kelly. will spend. the, summer at Rock Enon
Springs.