Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-22
THE SOCIAL WORLD.
The Fashionable Set Returning for
the Winter.
THE OCTOBER WEDDINGS.


Sc-i-ty h still frolicing everywhere but In
Wellington People are coming home II
droyes and every afternoon the string Of fine
equtp.xs on the streets shows that very large
part Of our gay world 1. home again Many
West End MANSIONS have had the bright sun
shine eoocffng them all week. but the operations
OF the sveepers and busters. TO saw nothing IL
The upholsterers and decorators. have not had
any Of The public notice given to the worker
In the Blaine mansion. Folks IN general are
not familiar With the interior Of the Blaine
house, but they have had chance all week
win the windows and the shades rolled up. thai
precious few pa--ers by failed to to the best
advantage. The Blainss NAV get back today
tbs social life % the capital than ever before
during this winters stay here.
Mr.. DE Lamar. whose magnificent hospitali-
ties created such q stir here last winter and
spring. n keeping the same program up IN New
York After he returned from the cruise III his
yacht be settled down 20 housekeeping IN a tidy
little mansion on Madison avenue, where he Is
still. His favorite style Of entertainment NJ
present 10 taking his lady friends for an airing
atop Of his four-in-hand and bringing them
back ~ charmingly set dinners and suPpers at
bis own home. Nr. DE Lamar several times
during the summer denied that he had rented
Mr. 1ylers house and laughed at the idea of
his setting up such an establishInent here. but
The chances thai he will make the coming
winter. should he spend 10 IN Washington, just
.. memorable A. he did last year.
M and Mira A. Cleveland Tyler have not
returned a. their house vet because they prefer
10 inger a; their New London home. From
last accounts thew hal not vet decided whether
or not they would 90 abroad thu winter OF
nsNt spring
The vediings set for wedne s,lay next. the
last call A. u were for October will keep those
Who delight IN bridal events busy both midday
and evening. somehow. lately there are Fewer
people az the church weddings. and II takes
one vith Considerably interesting features u
drsw church full % look-r--or. fOr tho day
vesisiing- no sHrcely gu-- to them al
except the invited guests. IL vii not tHN the
memory Of the osie~t wedding goer here 70 re-
member the time when 10 WAS pretty hard work
for bride and her attendants 20 get into the
church. not o. sIsak Of her friends. But II
romsbodv did want % 20 a. all of next We'd
n--sihys w.iiing- II would be almost pos
sibls. a. the brides have arranged the hour IN
such a nice vay. For the three morning we'd
Ding already announced. Miss Pate Otey
Compton and Mr. Charles O. Warden will be
married AZ 1 O'Clock at Christ Church. George
town. Miss katherine Heaion Offiey and Lieut..
Ben Hebsrd Fuller ~ high noon. ~. Johns.
GsorgotoNu. and Mis-. Lolita T.. Cook and Mr.
Charles u. Elliott AZ clock az st. Andrew :
Church.
Some of the evening list are Miss Stern and
Mr.. Fred Este. at O'Clock at -. John :;
Ills A<lts Mak N4NFfI huA WI LNtlcNu W IL
son Nee Ornick 40 clock AZ Christ Church,
Georgetown. Miss Jennie Z. Barker and Mr.
Albert y. Thomas at \ clock At Rylaud VI. T..
Church and Mis- MARY Howard White and Mr..
William EdSar,is knight az $50 clock at
Trinity church. corner Of 81 and 4 streets.
For tins last car,i- II admission 20 the church
inclosed in the invitation.
Mr.. and Mrs. VI A. McGouan sent out cards
yesterday Tor the marriage # their daughter
Mis- Annie MctiDwan, To- Mr.. Richard Victor
OulahAn. Thursday afternoon. November ;. AZ
O'Clock. at Trinity Church. GeOrg,towu. The
invitation AIS inclo-e- a card 10 the church and
an at home Tuesdays In December 1888
street Mr.. Oulahan Is "a talented Young Jour
nalt-t and a representative Of the United Press.
Mrs.. IL, ketts has returned O. Washington o.
spend The winter. She has apartments at 1906
G. street
Mrs. Dolph has been giving a series ~ small
dinner parties and lately bad company of
friendr TO meet Judge and Mrs. Deady Of
Portland. ore.
Mrs.. and Miss Baichelder are coming back to
the city today wcek for a short STAY before re-
turning q Portugal with Minister Batchelder.
The little daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.. Robert J.
wynne Who had "a bad fall on Monday and
broke her shoulder bone. Is much improved.
Tiny Mis- Ida Is only four years old. but she
stood the painful operation Of having the bone
=
house A. usual. although she will not have the
use Of her right arm for weeks TO come
Mis-. Hunt has returned for the winter. hav-
ing lately been visiting with Mrs. Morton at
hhineclin -on-the- Hudson.
Miss Kate Z. Thomas 10 out in Cheyenne.
visiting senator and Mrs. Warren.
Lieut. Covers wife and baby daughter are
down at Atlantic City Spending the time while
the finishing touches to their new home are be-
ing given
Col and Mrs. Bonaparte closed their Newport
villa early In the week and have been since in
Nev York They expected back here per
kaps today. Miss Bonaparts had a narrow es-
cape from serious accident at Newport Monday
last A pair Of horses attached 20 the Bona
psrte carriage clipped and fell and In theiI
efforts 20 regain their feet damaged the car
rage considerably and then started TO run
away. Mi-- BOnaparte fortunately wa able e
jump from the carriage and thus escaped with
no injury.
Although the society columns Of may Jour
mails have already arranged the wedding day
and place for Miss Adele Grant and Mr.. Theo-
dore Frelinghuysen, NEITHER Of these person.
most closely interested have Vet informed the
pubic that they engaged and exhibit no de
sire 20 CRAFTY the social world.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Williams and the Mis-e.
Williams Of New York city. who are nov
ebruac. VIII return earl IN November and
spend the winter here.
Mr. and Mr.. J. Kearney Warren, who re
manned until very late at Bar Harbor. are nov
In New York
Tuxedo Park Il very CAV AZ present tn,
eott.gers uniting In dinner dances and othe
approved forms Of modern entertainments viii
their usual zest.
Gen and Mrs. Van vliet are back at Their
18th street home for the wiEter.
Miss Eleanor Hawthorne Whiteside and Rev
Cyru- II. Harp of Rehoboih. Mass. were Marie,
on Thursday night az tie Congregations
Church IN the presence Of a large gathering %
their friends. line Of palms made the plat
form most attractive. When the bride ans
groom entered the church the four ushers
Me--r-. Willard ,olniau Ja-. Finch Sianl,
Finch ant Frederick IoVhau. p-cced,d them .,
the platform. where Rev. ). X. Murray pasto
VI The Methodist Protestant Church, which tn,
bride ha- attended. and Rev. Mr. FIshburn
assistant rector Of the Congregational Church
were awaiting them While the ceremony pro
Creased both the cl.rgvmcu and the bridal coupl.
neare laced the audience. When the part o.
the service rpVsched for the passing OF III,
ring the groom said the words without Their
being repeated to him BY the other minister
Ihs bride and groom made a handsome couple
The bride h . really beautiful woman-a bra
nst;e % commanding fgurc aud presence. He
wedding gown Of cream white bsuyaline "a.