Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-25
SOCIAL MATTERS.


Miss Fife Waterbury and Miss Bette Aries
York and Connecticut.
Mrs. Robt. Dalton, Misses Amelia and LYDIA
Dalton are at the Lenox, Asbury Park.
Mrs. W. H. Dyer and two daughters, after
spending several weeks at Atlantic City, are at
the Lafayette, Asbury Park, for the rest Of the
season.
Mrs. ]. Mcguire of Capitol Hill has gone to
Atlantic City to join her mother. Mrs. Moss.
and her sister, Mrs. NJ. E. Sweetlaud, for q
month.
Miss Mamie " Gunnell and sister, Mrs. J.
Peace jackson, and cousin, Miss Emma Thomp-
son Of Marietta, Ohio, have returned from At
lantc City.
Miss Alice ReviEe of 504 C street southeast is
spending few weeks with relatives and friends
in northern Kentucky. accompanied by her
nephews, Messrs. Paul and William Hallam.
The marriage OF Mr.. George NJ. Cotton and
Miss Alice Edmonston will take place Tuesday,
September 6, at Calvary Baptist Church at
O'Clock.
DR.. and Mrs. J. Wesley Bovee are at the West
End Hotel, Long Branch, where the latter will
remain for the balance Of the heated term.
Mr.. George N. Rice and his daughter, Miss
Nellie. are at River Spring, near Colton's Point,
Md.
Miss Mabel Sherwood is spending few weeks
with friends in Townsville. Va.
The Misses j. A. Barry, II. VI. Knighton and
E. Carroll have returned from Atlantic City
after a stay of two weeks at the Colonnade
Hotel
Miss Mamie Ward of 1923 18th street north
west will spend q few weeks with relatives in
Prince Georges county, Md.
Mr.. and Mrs. Augustav Sykes Of Richmond
are visiting relatives in this city
Last evening the Douglas Memorial Church,
18th and II streets northeast. was filed to over
flowing by the friends of Mr.. Edgar Speiden,
jr.. and Miss Eunice Nevins who had gathered
there to witness their marriage. which was per-
formed by the Rev. c. T. House. assisted by
the Rev. Z. o. Eldridge. The bride was be-
comingly attired in gown of cream albatross
and carried bunch of Marechal Neil roses tied
with cream satin ribbon. The ushers we're
Messrs. William Speiden, Robert Carr. Albert
Speiden and c. E. Roberts. Mr.. and Mrs
Speiden will be sat home" Tuesdays in October
at 699 Elliott street northeast.
On August 81 the residence of Mr. Joseph p.
Flack. known as the Flack Homestead, adioin-
ing Garrett Park. was the scene of a happy
family reunion. in which the following relatives
and friends of the host participated: His sisters,
Mrs. L. Z. Hannah, wife of the mayor of Kansas
City, Mrs. Z. b. Killian, Mrs. Sarah Franck and
NIrr. JhcoD DOOl, MT. jhcOD toOOi, MIS-. th0S. A.
Bretow, Mr.. and Mrs. J. Gibbs, Mrs. Charlton,
Misses Tillie k1llian. Minnie Franck, Ida
Sheppach and Lena Lerch and Messrs. F. V.
kiIlian, f. Kubel. l. Runyan, W. Kirkling and
w. Parsons of Washington, and Mr.. A. c..
Flack and family, Mr.. Bruce Flack and wife,
Mr.. Bean and family. Mrs. f.. V. Carr, Mr.. H.
Offutt and family. Ian and Ray Flack.
Mrs. Agnes Wilson Hedges, Mrs. La Gorce
and Miss Marguerite La Gorce are among the
to n of
Mrs. T. F. Hannah. nee Flnck wife of Mayor
Hannah Of Kansas City, Hans. formerly Of this
city, after an absence of over twelve years, il
now here with two of her childen visiting rela-
tives.
Mrs. Ie, wife of the Korean charge d'affaires
has not been very well for some months past
and will leave the city September for a visit
to her home in Korea, to which country she
will be accompanied by Miss Davis of Abing-
don, Va. who Will go as missionary. They
Will sail from San Francisco September H. Mr..
Yes official duties will not permit him to ac-
company his wife to Korea. He will celebrate
his majesty's birthday anniversary at the lega-
ton on September Is.
DIR. S. S. Stearns has returned from Europe
considerably improved in health.
Mrs. Mary L. Stephens Of 100 18th street and
Mr.. Eugene F. Stephens are at the Kenmore,
Asbury Park.
DIR. and Mrs A. J. Robbins are in the noun
tain region of Mcdowell, Va.
Mrs. J. W. Barker, the Misses Jennie and
Clara Barker and Frank, who were at River
Springs for n month. are now at the Hill Top
House, Harpers Ferry.
The Golden Star Pleasure Club held pleas
ant meeting last evening at the residence of
Miss Katie Finn on Lincoln avenue. The
feature of the evening was a prize waltzing con-
faEf hny Har,f prrr Lac M~- DIT
Miss Katie Finn won the prize.
Misses Emelia and Chlotilda Roeben Of 1914
7th street northwest have gone to Baltimore to
visit relatives.
Mrs. Maurice Otterback and son and Miss
Clara ]. Belt returned this morning from an
extended trip i'll Pennsylvania.