Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-03
SOCIAL MATTERS.

Mr.. and Mrs. r. p. May and family Of N
street have returned from Hamilton, Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Miller Of 6S6 street
left last week for New York. From there they
60 by water up the Hudson. They will spend
the remainder of the season at Newport.
Mrs. Edward c. Elliott and children Of 317
NJ street southeast left the city today on brief
visit TO relatives in Maryland
DR.. E. Oliver Belt has returned after a
months visit to the mountains Of West Virginia
and to New York.
Mrs. b. W. Sisson and children have Sone to
spepd a few weeks near Purcellville, Va
Miss Mary A. Stephen of 700 18th street has
gone to Fort Pendleton, Md, to spend the
month Of August
Miss johnson and Miss Garst, accompanied
Hill, leave Thursday for Hilltop House. Har-
pcrs Ferry. where they will spend the month
of August.
Mrs. Miller Of Q street and daughters have
gone to Atlantic City. Later Miss Rosa Miller
viii visit Philadelphia and Delaware.
Among the Washingtonians at the Ken;l-
worth Inn, Atlantic City, are Mr.. and Mrs
Sellman. Mrs. J. H. Vermi,ya, Mrs. Armat
Stoddart and family, Mrs. NJ. Z. Moore, Mrs.
Burgess, Miss and Mr.. Unger.
Gen. and Mrs. A. d. Razen and niece, Mrs.
VIM II. Dyer ana family, MRS. WIN. j. Dyer,
IT,, Mrs. Z. l.. Kengla and family and Mrs. J.T.
varnell and son are stopping at the Hotel Royal,
Atlantic City.
Mrs. Stephen T. Anderson aud children have
gone to the mountains of Virginia for month.
Miss Sarah Cecilia ellis of Mt. Pleasant,
Iowa, is visiting her aunt, Mrs. B. w. Gillis 128
D street.
Mrs. Frank Kieckhoefer 1905 Vermont ave-
nuc, left Yesterday with her three daughters,
Misses Marie, Daisy and Mamie, for Baltimore
to visit her mother before sailing for Germany
ON the 10th instant. She intends to enter the
Misses kieckhoefer at the Conservatory Of Liep-
sic, where they will remain two years. After
that they will spend one year at the Conse-va-
tory Of Paris.
Philip N. Dwyer and son, Miss Mary Dwyer
and Mrs. Frank Harvey are among the Wash
ingtonians registered at the Colonnade, Atlantic
City.
Mrs. John R. Galloway and Miss Mamie E.
Cook Of Maryland avenue have gone to Atlantic
City for remainder of summer.
Mrs. Bynum and family are at Saratoga
Springs for the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Cammack and son, John
Edmund, leave for the White mountains this
evening for a stay of several weeks.
Mr.. Newton Humphrey of lexington has
gone to the Catskils to join his wife and little
daughter
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. A. Ballinger and family are
at Martha's Vineyard.
Mrs. c. c. Martin, Misses Maize and Amelia
Martin and Mr.. Carroll Martin are at Monterey
Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Wall have returned
from Europe after visiting all the principal
cities on the continent.
Among the latest arrivals at st. George Is
land are party Of friends chaperOned by Mrs.
Carrie Adams, consisting of Misses Mamie
Lindsay, Martha Hatton, Maud Adams. Cassie
Adams, Messrs. Lewis Holmes, John Cameron,
Preston Phelps and Elmer Phelps.
pretty wedding took place Tuesday morn
ing at st. Matthew's Church. the contracting
parties being Mr.. Edward J. McQuade and Miss
Ada NJ. Duke. Rev. Father Lee oticiated. The
BRIDE wore very pretty gown Of white china
crepe. with hat to match. and carried beau
tiful bouquet of bride roses and maidenhair
fern. The bridal party was Immediately pre-
coded by Mr.. Frederick W. Riggles grooms-
man and Miss Marguerite La Gorce as brides
maid. After the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs. Me-
Quade, left the city for Baltimore and thence
via steamship to Boston.