Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-06
SOCIAL MATTERS.

Calvary Baptist Church was well filed last
night with friends present at the marriage Of
Miss Jeanette o. Hopper and Mr.. Franck Hun
ter Loving. Rev. H. NJ. Wharton, d. D., Of
Baltimore performed the ceremony. The
Wiltberger, 8. p. Ficklen, Barry Hopper Of
this city and Messrs. Louis Mixdorf and Robert
I. Stokes Of Frederick, Md. Miss Maggie
Smith attended the bride and Mr.. Fesston Brad.
ford was best man.
The bride was gowned in heavy white silk and
her tulle veil was held by wreath of orange
blossoms. The bridesmaid wore white china
six and carried La France roses. A reception
followed at the residence of the brides parents,
after which Mr.. and Mrs. Loving started on q
wedding trip to Asbury Park. They win reside
ct 1928 Q street when they return. Among
those present at the reception were MI, T. J.
Petty and Miss Petty, Mrs. William Clagett,
Mrs. Alice Clagett. Mr.. and Mrs. Miller. Miss
Mamie Smith, Miss Riddlebergef, Mr.. Thomas
P. Graham, Mr.. W. 8. Fleming, Mr.. and Mrs.
Stanton Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. George Meyers
Mrs. and Miss Stone, Rev. Mr.. Little and Mr..
Frank Crane.
Mr.. and Mrs. Del Monte. who have spent the
winters in this city for several years past, are
Geoeiving the congratulations Of their friends
over the successful termination of q law suit
decided in their favor in Spain by which they
regain possession Of their Cuban estates. The
value of this property is estimated at g. 600 600
1t il said that the family lived here to retrench
expenses, but will now return to New York.
Col and Mrs. Francis Cotton have been al
Carlsbad for the cure and have planned to re-
turn to this country the middle Of October.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Riggs are passengers
aboard the Aurania, which left Liverpool on
Saturday last.
Mr.. Arthur Herbert of the English legation,
who IL to shortly marry Miss Helen Gammell
of New York, is not related to Hon. Michael
Herbert, charge dsffaires, but is Of Llanarth
court, Wales, where his father is now living.
Lady hanover Of hanover castle is his grand
mother. His bride-elect is the prospective
helress Of twenty millions.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Il. Mclean gave must
Gale at Briarfield, their Bar Harbor home,
when all the Washington colony were their
guests The artists were professionals
An enjoyable birthday party was given last
evening by Mr.. and Mrs. Gustave Lohr in
honor Of their one-year-old son, Lenox, at their
residence, 759 18th street southeast. The
grounds and main entrance to house were bril-
hantlv lighted with Chinese and Japanese
lanterns and presented pretty appearance
About TWENTY-FIVE children, ranging in years
from two years to six years, were present. The
first hour was very pleasantly spent in playing
games, romDing. singing, &c. At 3 o clock the
little ones filed into the large dining room and
partook Of refreshments, after which they
resumed their games. which were continued
until 10 o'clock. Among those present were
Miss Blanche Offutt, Miss Lizzie padgett, Miss
Isabel Shelton, Misses Pearl and Edith Lang
ley, Misses Mamie, Blanche and Matte HUH
Master Edwin and Miss Bessie Kane, Master
Ross and Misses May and Katie Sanderson,
Master Willie Thompson. Miss Cenia and Master
Albert Hutchinson. Master Pete Smith, Miss
Ollie Clarke, Masters Eddie and Willie Wright
and Misses Rosie and Viola Gates: also Mr. and
Mrs. T. B. Mccartney, Miss Wheeler, Mrs.
Langley. Mr.. II. B. Chase. The presents received
were numerous and suitable and consisted of
china ware, toys, games and silver ware.
Mrs. A. Dallas Tucker, son and daughter have
returned to the city after a pleasant two
months sojourn at River Springs.
Miss Annie E. Laubscher and mother of
Charleston, s. c., are visiting her cousin, Miss
Louise d. Lobsiger, Of 225 10th street south
east.
DR.. Jerome Chase and Mr. Parks have re-
turned to the city after spending the month Of
August at Newport and Narragansett Pier.
DR.. Joseph Taber johnson has returned to
the city from his summer vacation. Mrs.
johnson and the children will remain at their
farm, near Chain bridge, until October. Laren,
their eldest son, is preparing for Yale College
at the celO9fnted Worcester Academy in Wor-
cester, Mass.
Miss Clara Sawyer Of Dumbarton avenue,
Georgetown, ia visiting relatives at Boyds,
Nd, while her sister, Miss Edna Sawyer is in
Prince George county.
Mr.. James N. Vose and wife are spending the
month of September at Asheville, NC
Gen. A. d. Hazen, DR.. David H. Hazen, DR..
W. P. G. Hazen and Nathan Hazen have re-
turned from trip along the Maine coast, New
Brunswick and Nova Scotia.
DIR. ]. G. Mcguire and family have returned
to the city after visit to White Sulphur
Springs and Cape May.
Mrs. Cory and children Of 10th street are
spending few weeks with relatives at Newport,
Md.
Mrs. j. K. Mangum and little daughter, Edith,
and her sister, Miss Edna Bell of Capitol Hill.
have just returned from the Blue Ridge noun
tains, where they have been spending the sum-
mer.
W. p. Van Wickle has returned from his out
ing at Schroon lake, N. Y. Mrs. Van wickle
is visiting friends in Brooklyn.
Miss Lizzie just has returned from Alexan-
dria, where she has been visiting friends
The residence of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur M,
Clements, lis 9Th street southeast, was the
scene last evening of lively gathering OF Young
folks, the occasion being party given in honor
OF the birthday Of their daughter Fannie. Dan
cling and amusements were INDUCED in and q
supper was served. Miss Clements was the re-
cipient of many handsome presents Among
the guests were Misses Julia and Nav Patterson,
Ella Amery, May Miller, Hattie Clements and
Hattie Padgett, and Messrs. Alfred Clark, Ed
ward Padgett, Arthur Pennington. J. P. Gaddis,
VIM. Calhoun. K. R. Wilson, Arthur Clements.
IT,, Mr.. Mlburn and Robert B. McCathran.