Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-07-02
SOCIAL MATTERS.
Numerous Pretty weddings-where wash
inRtonians Spend the Simmer.

MI. and Mrs Clarence Rheem viii leave on
Tuesday with their little son for the Warm
Springs Of Virginia
Mr.. Edwin J. Finch and family have gone to
kosendale Farm, Fairfax county, Va, to spend
the summer
L. L. Thompson viii spend the month Of July
at Atlantic City.
MIRA Cornelius 7. Belt left this morning for
Atlantic City to stay a couple of weeks. From
springs, intending TO remain away from WASH
ington until first or middle Of October.
Miss Priscilla Kent and Mr. and Mrs. r. J.
Quinby have gone TO the Warren Sulphur
springs, Va Later in this month win 20 20
the Montgomery White.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Martin are the guests Of
Col. and Mira A. T. Britton at their country
residence, Wildwood" Montgomery county,
Mr.. Eugene. A. Bowers and Miss Nc,,;e T..
WEIGH were married Thursday evening in The
presence Of q few relatives and friends at the
hospitable residence, No. 1905 Q street north
west, Of Mrs. Kate Flasg. aunt Of the bride.
Rev. Dr.. ]. q. Butler OF the Lutheran Me-
mortal Church performed the ceremony. AZ
terward Refreshments were served
Mrs. ". Ross Browne and maid left this week
for Summer Rest" Vineyard Haven, Mass.
Capt Browne goes later.
Misses Hattie and Essie Samuels, Miss Blanch
Spandaur Of Baltimore and Miss Rosa Peyser of
Petersburg are visiting Miss c. Hirsch OF CPS L
street northwest, where they will be pleased TO
see their friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. p. Van wickle left today for
New York and Brooklyn to spend the Fourth
with friends
Miss Abby johnson Of No. lois 18th street
has entered the summer course at Harvard
college. She viii return TO this citDin October.
Miss Bertha l. Bennett OF l246 II street north.
east has returned home from Smith College,
northampton, Mess-, for the summer vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles F. Bacon will shortly
leave the city to make their home in Boston,
MI Bacon having accepted a position as man.
ager OF the carpet department of q large bust
ness house there.
A pretty wedding took place Wednesday
morning at O'Clock at Union NJ. Z. Church.
10th street. The contracting parties were DIR.
Henry Clay Fisher Of the United States army
and Miss Jessie Fremont Noerr The bride
wore gown OF ivory silk and lace and carried
bouquet Of superb roses. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. Joel Brown. Dr. Shoemaker
was best man and the ushers were DR.. Ross,
Mr.. Robert Noerr, cousin OF the bride, and Mr..
David Sherburne. After a reception by the
parents of the bride DIR. and Mrs Fisher left
for Mountain Lake Park. After short stay
they will go to Chicago and ~. Paul, thence TO
their future home. Fort Yates, North Dakota
where DIR. Fisher is at present stationed The
bride was the recipient of many handsome and
valuable presents. among which was a silver tea
service, presented by the church, Of which both
parties we're members.
Mrs. Giles c. Rush, who has been spending
the season at Atlantic City, was Joined by her
husband yesterday.
Miss Lillian L. Ash, who has been visiting her
sister, Mrs. DR.. Brooks Of Florida avenue north
west has gone to her home Evans City, Pa.
accompanied by Miss Blanche Starkey Of this
| city,
Pay Director Cosby Of the navy is now on
special duty in this city after an absence Of a
little more than eight years on other stations.
Mrs Cosby is summering at the Hotel Cham
pernowne, Kittery Point, Maine. and their sons
are scattered, Lieut.. Spencer Cosby being on
/ duty with the engineer battalion OF the army at
Willet's Point Long Island, " lille Frank c.. jr.
of Cornell University and his brother Arthur of
Harvard sailed last week for England In the Cir
cassia, intending to spend their vacation in
making bicycle tour through the British Isles.
Mrs. n. L. Jeffries and her daughter. Miss
Armstrong, will sail for Europe next week.
Mrs. Disbrough and Miss Cora Hart Of 1902 o
street left yesterday for Dayton, Ohio, where
they will spend the summer.
Mrs. Vim. r. Riley and daughter have gone
to Rock Enon Springs.
1
Margie Sinclair and her two sisters left for Har-
pers Ferry today. They expect to return Sep
TENDER 1.
Miss Anna W. Lloyd Of 1855 street has been
awarded the first prize Of the Cooper Institute
for the best original essay on the growth Of
nations. There we're 700 competitors
Miss Kondrupleft Tuesday to visit Judge and
Mrs. Mills at their country seat in Maryland
after which she will go to Narragansett Pier for
| the summer.
Mrs. G. E. Kant of Grant place has gone to
Harper's Ferry to remain several weeks.
Miss Tllie Bonn of Evansville, Ind. is visit
ing Mrs. Louis Hopfenmaier of 4Is 9Th street
southwest prior to going to the sesshore.
Miss Helen Tally is spending her vacation at
Ocean Grove, n. ].
Mrs. Walthall and Miss Walthall left the city
today for Warm Springs, Va, where they win
spend the summer.
Attorney General Miller and Mrs Miller have
gone to Woodstock, Conn, to spend the Fourth
of July.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. s. Coggins, at Benning. an
nounce the marriage of their daughter Lidia to
| Mr.. Shadrack Streeth Of New York at noon July
| l. The Rev. Alfred Harding Of st. Paul's,
Washington, performed the ceremony.
| Mrs. J. S. Dufie is spending the summer
in the mountains of Virginia near Delaplane,
Fauquier county.
Miss Katie A. McGinness has gone to Colonial
Beach to visit Mrs. John W. Drew
| lions Lutheran Church was crowded We'd
nesday night to witness the marriage Of Mr.
Benjamin n. Brouner and Miss Katie Martin.
The ceremony was performed by the Rev. A.
Homrighaus the pastor of the church, and at
| its conclusion Mr.. and Mrs. Brouner left the
city on a bridal tour to the north.
Mrs. Alice Clagett has returned from a five
weeks northern trip, including a stay with her
nephew stationed at David's Island, NY
The marriage of Miss Rachel s. Wheat daugh-
ter of Mr.. E. NJ. Wheat, and Mr. Leslie Allen
Bussins Of this city took place at the residence
of the brides parents, No. sos II street north
east, on Wednesday. June g. 1892. The cere-
mony was performed by the Rev. +. o. Eldrige.
The bride was becomingiy attired in n delicate
shade of tan Henrietta cloth and carried La
| France roses. Her little niece, Miss Ida Lind,
acted as maid Of honor and was dressed in a
dainty gown Of white muslin. At tho close of
| the ceremony a reception was held. They will
reside of sos 9Th street northeast and will be at
home to their friends after September /, 1852.
On Thursday evening the "Little Rosebud
Assembly" celebrated the sixty-sixth birthday
| of Mrs Nevraufh n her residance Msryland