Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-08
SOCIAL MATTERS.

Mrs Eusk, Mr. Blaine Rnsk and Mr. Craig. a
grandson of Secretary Rusk, came back with
the latter on Monday. Mrs. Rusk spent the
summer in Wisconsin. She expects her
daughter. Mrs. Charity Rusk Craig, TO be her
gnest during eEcampmont week. and in fact
VIII have housefui of friends at that time
.ast night Secretary and Mrs. Rusk had a
telegram from Miss Rusk following one from
Secretary Foste-. both of which gave asqur-
ances Of not only her perfect health. but also of
cheerful resignation 10 the delay in quarantine
She also said that it Was quite possible that she
might get homo today or tomorrow.
Mrs. and Miss Foster and Miss Rusk left
Paris on the 18th of August. and
have been since then in London. They broke
the Journey down 20 Liverpool by short stays
NJ the historic Places on the route and took
passage for home on the 31st. Their trip
abroad has been exceptionally pleasant in every
way aId made especially SO in London by their
many American friends resident there.
\ marriage took place this week in Indianap-
oils in which WashingtoniaHs take an interest,
as Tie bride has many friends here and the
bridesmaid. her cousin. Miss Meredith,
dau1 liter of Capt. Meredith. bureau of engrav-
ing and printing. The happy couple were Mr..
Robert ". Noble and Miss jiargaret Nicholson,
daughter of Dir. and Mrs. l.. W. Nicholson of
indianapolis. The groom WAS attended b. Mr..
Piatt Robinson Of Richmond! The bride in
her wedding gown Of white faiile and null and
q picturesque white hat covered with white
ostrich tips made attractive figure. Miss
Meredith wore dainty gown Of pink chiffon,
her large white hat IVES trimmed with pink tips
and her bouquet was Of pink roses. The colors
of the bride and her maids dress were used in
the floral decoration of the house for the we'd
ding breakfast. The brides family sat about
the middle table. while four of her young lady
friends played hostess at four smaller tables
about ii.
I'D H.,
joying all outing n the mountains in West yir-
glnia.
Mrs. r. j. Floyd. who has been spending the
pas; five weeks with relatives in New England,
has returned. stopping in New York and Phila-
delghia or her way.
Commander W. Il. Shock AID family have re-
turned after spending the summer at their cot
tag, NJ Rehoboth Beach.
Mr.. B. Il. Warner is spending a few days at
Atlantic City.
Misses SaIlie and Sue Noble of No. Ills oh
street northwest are visiting friends in Rich
mOEd. They viii also visit Old Point and Nor
folk before returning home.
alrs. II. c. North has returned to her home.
1929 18th street, from New York, accom- panied
by hIrs. Stewart.
Miss Annis Rice of I'LL street gave a tea
yesterday 10 her little friends. Among those
present were Hiss Ruby Rice. Miss Roma Rice.
Miss Eoia Rice. Miss May kriedly. Miss Blanche
Hcl,ander, Miss Erma PisLota and others.
DR.. E. Z. Cady and wife have returned from
an extended trip through Great Britain and the
continent.
Mr.. ard Mrs. William H. Doe are spending
the month of September at their country seat
HYDE Cottage, Westchester county, y. Y.
DIR. and Mrs. J. Roland Walton have returned
from the Blue Ridge mountains
Mrs. Mollie Henderson and daughter have re-
turned after pleasant trip through Pennsyl-
wanna and New jersey.
Mrs. ]. W. Wrenn and daughter have re-
turned from Round Hill, Va
Miss Sara Tyson Eallowell is a passenger on
the Aurania. which sailed from Liverpool
September 8.
Mrs. Anna Droop, who has spent delight
full summer at the Bellevue, Eastville, Martha's
Vineyard, lass, has just returned home with
her daugaters-Agnes. Bertha and Annie. The
braCiEg air and bathing at the island have
greatly benefited the whole family.
The Misses Marie and Virginia MAYNARD hav-
ing spent several weeks with friends at New
port and Block Island have returned to Maria
gansett Pier for the early part OF September.
Miss Lizzie Reekie of Newark, N j., is visit
ing Miss Nellie wilding of South Washington.
Mrs. Jennie Huap, who is detained in quar-
antine on the Bourgogue. hopes to be in Wash
ington some time this week.
The Immaculate Conception Church was the
scene OF quiet wedding on Monday afternoon
n O'clock. The contracting parties we're Mr..
Michael Shea and Miss Cecilia Golfer. The
bride was becomingly attired in q fawn Bedford
'ord and brown BeEgaline gown. with hat and
gloves to match. Miss Moilie Conner was the
brides attendant and Mr.. William Deiclen-
berger best man.
Air. and Mrs. Marshall Cushing have returned
from the trip in the eastern part of the country
AID are now settled in their home, on 20.h
steret. FOR the winter.
Dir. and Mrs. C. ". Thayer and family have
frcm Paeonian Springs. Va.