Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-18
SOCIAL MATTERS.

were the Misses Mccarthy, Miss Thompson,
Voigt, Reed, Kempe. Baldwin, McCaul and
Reean; Messrs. Nee, Grogan, Langley, Doten,
Birch, Quinn, Mundy, Stanchfeld, Sweeney,
Sullivan and Mccarthy.
Cards have been issued announcing the mar
rage of Miss Annie D. Fought Of this city to
Mr.. VIM. Il. Houtz Of Roanoke, Va, on June
6, 1892, at Rockville. Md Mrs Houtz will be
at home to her friends Monday, June 20, from
to 10, at 921 22d street northwest. The happy
couple will make their future home at Roanoke,
Va, where the groom is engaged in business.
Misses Edith and Kate Franzoni have left
Washington for Berkeley Springs, where they
expect to remain during the season.
Mrs. Col. Rosecrans, who has been i'll for
some time, leaves this evening for Cleveland,
Ohio. and the resorts Of Colorado. Her daugh-
ter Cornelia accompanies her.
Capt. John NJ. Barrett Of Alexandria. Va, and
Mrs. Barrett leave Monday for Chicago and
other western cities.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles H. shafer sailed last
Wednesday for Europe. They will remain
abroad during the summer.
Mr.. Fred. Miller and bride, nee Miss Flo
Dunn of South Bend, Ind, are at the Ebbitt
House. Mr.. Miller is one Of the editors of the
South Bend Tribune. which paper, under
another name, was owned and published by the
late Vice President Schuyler Colfax.
Judge and Mrs. Hayden will leave for In
dianapolis on the 18th.
Mrs. Louise Longstreet eea has issued cards
for the wedding Of her daughter, Annie Meade
Randolph, to DR.. Charles Milton Buchanan at
$50 o'clock in Epiphany Church on the evening
of the 30th of June.
Last Sunday, June IL, the Calumet Pleasure
Club went down on the Charles Manchester to
Marshall Hall and rowed across the river to the
club house of the Doag Creek Shooting and
Fishing Club, on the Virginia shore. where they
were cordially greeted by Ed Ford, president,
and "Uncle Tom Kimpton, secretary, and
Capt. George Harris. lunch was served by
the ladies i'll the reception room of the club
house and the day was devoted to pleasure
The following were Of the party: Misses
Maggie Dougherty, Nellie Hutchinson, Ella
watson, Aggie Shoemaker, Lucy Gowan and
Edith Kimpton and Messrs. Elmore Jasper Guy
Stello, Charlie Terry, John Shoemaker and Rob-
ert Mann.
Mrs. Charles w. Shiles and children have
gone to Ocean Grove, N. J., for the summer.
Miss Annie Donnes of Fredericksburg, Va,
is the guest Of the Misses Cronise, No 1910
North Capitol street.
Miss E. L. Fisher, principal at the Indian In
dustrial School, Carlisle, Pa, is visiting her
friend. Miss Louise Hopkins, at 225 It'll street
northeast.
The family of Mr. John ". Drew left today
remain
throughout the summer.
Mrs. Ferd Frank and family have gone to the
Blue Ridge mountains to spend the summer
months.
Mr.. John F. Javins and his mother have left
for Asbury Park.
DR.. and Mrs. Deuel. Of New York, who have
been attending the homeopathic convention,
have left the Ebbitt and are the guests of Mrs
Hawkins, 1926 18th street
The Lotus Literary and Pleasure Club held
its regular meeting last Wednesday evening at
the residence of Miss Katie Schneider, High
street extended. New officers were elected as
follows: President, James E. Eckloff; secretary,
Katie Schneider; treasurer, Bernard Keene.
Mr.. j. Ormond Wilson and family left the
city this morning for Nantucket, where they
expect to spend the summer. Miss Clara VIII
son, who has been pursuing her art studies in
Paris the past two years, is expected to arrive
at New York today and will join the family for
the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. V. Cotton and daughter,
Mrs. Arthur Barnes, have gone to Atlantic
City.
Miss Ida T., Bogardus, daughter of Mrs. Frank
Hurley, who has recently been under treatment
ut the Garfield Hospital, will soon be able to be
about with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank B. Walker have returned
from their wedding trip and will be at home to
their friends at No. 1922 T street northwest.
Mr.. James Smith Rollow and Miss Mary
Annabella (Cherry) Siddons will be married at
Grace Church. South Washington, Tuesday,
June %, $50 am.
Mrs. Z. F. Ramsay and her sister. Mrs. Cyrus
Killian. Of Lebanon, Pa. ARE visiting Mrs. Ram
Gays daughters, Mrs. Robson 8. Walter and
Miss Sadie Ramsay.
Mrs. ]. d. Croissant and Master De Witt C.
Croissant leave today for the west. They will
spend the hot season in uliueis and Wisconsin
ard return via the great lakes and New York.
The marriage Of Miss Edith v. Mullan, daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Sam. E. Mullan, to Mr..
John Kendig Metzger Of St. Paul, Mimi, took
place Thursday evening at the residence Of the
brides parents, 600 r street. The ceremony
was performed by the Rev. ]. B. Perry Of st.
Andrew parish. The parlors we're handsomely
decorated with flowers.
The bridal party were preceded by Miss
Eleanor Adams, the little daughter Of Dr. and
Mrs. B. b. Adams, as maid of honor, followed
by the two sisters o. the bride, Misses May and
Lille Mullan. TIE brides wedding gown was
of white silk, with neck handsomely trimmed
with Fedora laee. The groom was attended BY
Mr.. George W. Hays Of Chicago as best man
After collation. the couple left for Old Point
Comfort, intending also to make tour in the
north before going to their future home at St
Anthony's Park. MINI.
Among the guests were Mr.. and Mrs. David
Cranmer, Miss Cranmer, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. F.
Gardiner, the Misses McCord, DR.. B. B. Adams,
Miss Adams. Miss King, Mr.. and Mrs. E. G.
Drandenburg. Miss Elsie Moler. Miss May Clark,
Mrs. ID. NJ. Oliver, Miss Tomlison Miss Spaf-
ford of Baltimore, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Blazey,
Miss Bonnibel Reynolds, Miss Van Tromp Of
Baltimore, Miss Kate Banon, Miss Luris and
Miss La.imer.
The Crescent Boat Club give its first barge
party Of the season at its landing on the Poto-
mac last evening. After supper Miss Burdette
rendered some selections ON the banjo and there
was music and dancing In the hall Messrs
Treanor, Costello, Roberts and Wright sang IN
solo, duet and quartet. Among those present
were Miss Haynes Of Richmond, Misses Carrie
Smith, Hattie Burdette, Mac Ksogh, Blanch
Hipkins, N. Brumnger, Crippen, Rae Smith,
Fealy, Curtis, E. Jarvis and Rose Smith,
Messrs. Williams, Wheatley, Hipkins, Tteanor,
Costello, Wright, Chaa Roberts, A. W. Prank
land, E. p. Parker and E. E. Roberts.
Mr.. F. L. Fredlock and bride, formerly Misc
Maggie Little Of Piedmont, w. Va, are Whiting
Washington on their Wedding tour and stop
ping at the Ebbitt.
Col. WHITFIELD REruRNs.-Ons of the
active workers for the denomination Of the
President at the recent Minneapolis convention
was Col Whitfield, the first assistant postmas-
ter general. After the convention adjourned
Col. Whitfield went to Michigan, where his