Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-26
SOCIAL MATTERS.

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Wills, have just returned from Gum SPRING.
Portland, Anne Arundel county, Nd, where
they spent several pleasant weeks.
Miss Aggie Obold of Capitol Hill has returned
from three weeks stay with her brother al
East Lake." Wilmington, Del, Atlantic City,
N. j., and Philadelphia, Pa.
Col. c. D. Hebb, United States marine corps,
retired, is in Washington on his way to Florida.
Mrs. Thomas Humphrey and son are at Har-
per's Ferry.
Among recent arrivals at the Hotel Royal
Atlantic City, were Mrs. d. R. johnson and
son, Miss Cora E. Robinson, A. L. Moore, Geo.
Brock, Frank P. Hall. Henry F. Scheelle, John
Cuilinane and wife, Frank Fegan, Mira ]. B.
krarise, Theo. L. Kean, Mr.. Krause, W. NJ. P.
King and Frank A. Champion of this city.
Master Anon Greer Of Baltimore, Nd, ID
visiting his aunt, Mrs. Dixon. at 931 NJ stree,
northwest.
The people at the Glenbourne, Round Hill
Va, presented a series of tableaux in the pavil-
ion on the grounds last evening Among those
who took part in the performance were Mrs
Jarvis Of Washington, Mrs. King Of Norfolk
Mrs. Hampton, Mrs. Law, Mrs. Heath and the
King: Mcnamara, Jarvis and Stoody and Messrs
Heath, Hampton, Dowell, Harvey, King, Pal.
mer, Wood, Prince. Espy and Reilly.
The Lotus Literary and Pleasure Club held
an enjoyable meeting Wednesday evening al
| the residence Of Mr.. Fred bartholomew, l4l5 9Th
street northwest. Those present we're Misses
Katie Schneider, Clara Baker. Loretto Nc
Guinness. Lille Schneider, Mary Leese and Ma
mic Schneider Messrs. Bernard Kuhn. Rober,
Nicely, James Eckloff, Thomas Allpress Chas
Nicely, Noah Hixon, James McGuiness and VIM
Leese.
Mrs. Geo. W. Ross and little daughter Ethel
Demar have gone to Cape Nav.
Mrs. W. II. Spindle, Miss A. L. Someryell
Miss S. R. Jones, Miss Susie Somervell, Miss
Mary Coleman, Miss Lemon and the Misses
Washington have returned to the city after q
pleasant visit to Atlantic City.
Mr.. ]. VIM. Palmer, chief Of orders division
War Department. has returned after two weeks
vacation at Atlantic City.
Mrs. Capt. Van Zandt has returned home
from her summer outing on Chesapeake bay on
account of the illness of her daughter, Miss
Jeanne Van Zandt.
Mrs. L. A. Clark Miss Lottie Carter and
Master Aubrey Clark returned today from
Occoquan Falls, Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. T. Hall, Mr.. and Mrs. ].
H. Mills and son, Lorraine, Mrs. Laena v. Con-
don and daughter. Minnie, and Miss Sophie
Levy, all of this city, are enjoying themselves
at Prospect Hill, north fork Blue Ridge noun
TOMS, LOudoun county, Va.
Mrs. s. +. Newton, son and sister, Miss Car
rie Steele. are stopping at the Hotel Brunswick,
Atlantic City.
NJ. Paternotre, the French minister to the
United States, will sail for Havre on Sunday,
to be absent until the middle Of November
During the ministers absence from the legation
here NJ. Paul Desprez viii be in charge as charge
d 'affaires.
pretty home wedding took place wednes-
day evening at the home of the brides mother,
Mrs. NJ. Cooke, 3lS Pitt street, Alexandria Va
1t being the marriage of her daughter Maggie
to Mr.. Robert L. WenZel, the Rev. Father Cut
Ter performing the ceremony. The bride was
becomingly attired in simple gown OF cream
sllrah silk and carried a bunch of white roses
The bride was the recipient of many handsome
presents, and after a bountiful repast Mr. and
Mrs. Wenzel left for Philadelphia and Atlantic
City. Those present from Washington were
Misses Aggie and May Connor, Victoria
Demongeot. Susie and Hattie Gordon, Annie
Dent and Mr.. W. McCawiey. Those from
Alexandria were Misses Wheatlev, DOYLE Brill,
Green, Cation, Woods, Downey, Brill and many
others.
Miss Pettis of Ohio in company with Misses
Mamie and Birdie Mitchell, has gone to Atlantic
City.
Miss E. Lane of NJ street has gone to Cape
May to stay until the LIST of September.
Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Culp, son and daughter
have left the city for a trip down the Chesa-
peake bay and will visit relatives Of Mr.. Culp.
Prof. and Mrs. d. c. Chapman have returned
from their trip through the south.