Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-22
SOCIAL MATTERS.
Several Weddings in the Near Future
Personal NOtea

Tonight at the Church of the Covenant Miss
Carita Lyford Particle and Mr.. Louisa Horst
OF Chicago will be married. The bride Is the
daughter OF Mr.. ID. J. Particle American con-
sui at Dusseldorf, Germany. who has been
unable to leave mis- post owing to the recent
death Of the vice consul Mrs. Particle and
her daughters came over few weeks ago and
took the house 1908 Sunderland place Tor the
few months of their stay in this country as
they expect to return in May to Germany.
capt. and Mrs. p. c. Assuson are on from New
York for the wedding. the former, an old
friend OF the family. giving the bride away.
The bride will be attended by her sister, Miss
Alkaline, as maid of honor, Mr.. Paul Horst of
chicago will be best man. and the ushers will
be Mr. L. Clemens Horst of San Francisco
Mr.. Thomas b. Loodal of Sscramen INTO, Cal,
Mr. Ralph William Lee Of Washington and
Mr.. William Willard Tkayer Of Brooklyn. Tie
groom is member of Horst Bros. Chicago
and San Francisco. His mother. Mrs. Horst,
VIII be present at the wedding. The wedding
trip will be to st. Louis and New Orleans and
then to Chicago. where the couple will reside
reception will follow the ceremony tonight
from to 10 ut 1905 Sunderland place.
The marriage Of Miss Eta Brewer daughter
OF Justice and Mrs. Brewer, and Mr.. James
knrrick OF Boston will take place on Easter
Monday 1t wall be church wedding prob
apiy AT the Epiphany. The wedding trip will
Oe TO Europe and the couple are to make their
home III Boston, where the groom is prominent
among the young, influential and wealthy me n
OF that city.
The marriage of Miss Stephanie Whitney and
Mr. Seymour Cunningham has been set for
June, and will take place in Oakland Cal, the
homo OF the fair bride. Miss Whitney has been
spending the winter here with her aunt. Mrs.
justice Field, and has been the recipient of a
great deal of social attention. Mrs. Cunning
ham Will go out to California to be present at
her sons wedding.
Miss Lucy Corkhill is in New York for the
past fortnight visiting with friends
Mrs Charles II. Gibson went over to Balti-
more today to be present at the meeting of the
Colonial Danes at the MARYLAND historical
rooms On Friday she is going out to Louis
vile ior two or three weeks visit with her
married daughter.
Miss May Clagett has returned from trip Of
several months in the northwest, having had a
delightful visit with friends in st. Paul, Mimi
Senator and Mrs. Davis gave musicale one
evening last week which was greatly enioyed
by the company.
Mrs. VIM. Lay has returned from a visit to
Mr.. and Mrs. George W. Childs in Philadelphia.
She will be guest in Mr.. Childs' party whic b
Is soon to start for Colorado Springs.
Mrs. Carlisle has asked her friends for Tues
day evenings during March and April She
has now quite recovered from her recent severe
Illness.
Mrs. Stanton and her young son are going
abroad to travel for while. She expects to
remain abroad couple of Years or more. until
her sons education Is completed.
Mrs. Chandler had company Of little peo-
pie at her house this afternoon. from to 4. to
help Master Jack Chandler celebrate his birth
day.
1t is suggested to the young lady subscribers
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party at Masonic Temple Thursday next to
apply at once to the secretary. at 1872 1 street.
The ladies' belonging to the Washington
Club boast that their library contains a larger
supply OF periodicals than that of any gentle
mems club in the city. They also number
among the attractions of their club good
manicure, a skilful teacher of embroidery,
lectures upon various subjects of interest, fine
music, game Of cards and good cup of tea
Tomorrow afternoon Mrs. Ffoulke viii read a
paper upon tapestries in the club rooms.
Miss Hattie Furstenberg of New York is
visiting her uncle. Mr.. S. Bieber, No. $50 G
street southeast.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. Halleck of Takoma Park
leave tomorrow for the Hot Springs of.Arkansas,
to be absent until the end of April.
Mrs. W. Martie is lying very i'll at her home
on II street southwest.
Miss Carrie Jacobs, after spending some
time with Mrs. S. J. King, has returned home.
MIR. A. L. Britton entertained at dinner last
evening party of congenial gentlemen The
guests were Senator Sherman, Rev. Dr. Bart
lett, Mr. J. W: Thompson, Hon. E. S. Lacey,
Mr.. James G. Pavne Mr. James f. Fitch Mr.
Charles j. Bell. Mr.. S. H. Kaufman. Senator
Sawyer. Senator Carey and Mr.. Myron NJ.
Parker.
MIR. and Mrs. VIM. G. Oberteuffer have re-
turned from Baltimore and are living at their
old home, 1915 NJ street. Mrs. Robert C. Fox,
Mrs Oberteutfer $ mother is living with them
Mrs. Harry A. White, who has just returned
from Roanoke, Va, will be at home Oh wednes-
days at the residence of her mother Law, 1913
4th street northwest