Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-27
SOCIAL MATTERS.

Mrs. Gallaudet. wife of Prof CiallAndet OF the
Washington College for Deaf Mute. and mother
OF the stroke IN this vears varsity crew il
one Of those model mothers who are true COM
panions 20 tier children. She reed Latin with
her sons when they were preparing for college
studied French aud German with hsr girls and
arranged to take a course Of le=-oas al the Art
League a. soon she learned that her Youngest
daughters tastes were for drawing and paint
Ing and that she would probably take an art
educGtion. Her preliminary education in art
Will thus be mtellIgcntly directed by her
mother. Prof. Gnllaudet IL a bro.hcr OF Dr.
Gallaudet OF St. AIMS, New York. and has made
the Emelioration OF the condition of the deaf
mute the study Of his life, ~ did his father be-
fore him. Their home at Washington is very
Beautiful Ho'ptr's Bazaar.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Byram have Just returned
from their bridal trip. The marriage took place
IN this city ON June Is, az the Westminster
Presbyterian Church. at Z O'Clock pm, Rev.
DR.. bittinger officiating. The church WIS taste
fully decorated by he Kings Daughters The
friends OF the bridal party were seated by the
ushers, Messrs. Warren ". Choate. William Y.
Lewis, Hanson L. A. Lenoa and Joseph q.
Falck.
Miss Estelle and Miss Helen Du Barry have
gone TO West Point today with Mrs. W. B. Hem
ming OF kentucky for stay Of several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. orth of HiIlyer place
leave on the 18th by the City of Paris for a six
months visit TO friends in England, France and
Scotland.
Senator Davis Of Minnesota addressed the
Birthday Club on Saturday evening at the resi-
dence Of Mr.. and Mrs. Croffut, ON Capitol Hill.
Mrs. Commodore Weaver will remain in
Washington for the summer.
The marriage of Passed Assistant Paymaster
Livingston Hunt Of the navy TO Miss KathArins
Rowland Hunt, dNghter Of Mr.. Il. NJ. Hunt Of
New York, VIII take place July s.
The return of Mr.. William Burkhart and his
bride Miss Babette Kraft. daughter Of Mr..
Adam X raft.) from their bridal trip was cele-
brated the 26th instant at the residence Of Mr..
Herman Burkhardt, the grooms father, III
Mount Vernon place, by dinner. at which all
OF the immediate relatives of both bride and
groom were present. Ii was a pleasant sequel
TO the marriage, which occurred on the 18th in
slant at the First Reformed Trinity Church
The church was decorated with the choicest
palms and plants; the bride was attired in an
elegant white brocade. with diamond orna-
ments, wearing handsome pearl necklace. the
gift OF the groom. and carried bouquet Of
bride roses. The home OF the brides parents.
70 which the happy couple returned after the
ceremony. was thronged with relatives and
friends, many of whom were from Maryland and
Pennsylvania. The presents on the occasion
were numerous and costly. among them being
large ONYX table and bronze statuette from the
Senate Club, of which the bridegroom IL q MEM
Der; dinner set from the teachers Of Trinity
Church Sunday school, with whom the bride
had been associated a teacher: a piano lamp
and a silver service from the ushers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Semken viii sail tomor-
row for a three months trip abroad.
Lieut.. T. n. Wood and Mrs. and Miss Wood
sailed for Europe on Saturday.
Miss Kate McKim and Miss Eleanor McKim
will sail "Wednesday to spend the summer
abroad.
Mrs. Bugher has gone TO Bar Harbor and
Observation-Disclosures
Mrs. Imogene Robinson Morrell has returned
for the summer and will receive informally NJ
s04 L street northwest