Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-01

Mrs. Beriah wilkins and her sons and Mrs. S.
NJ. Bryan and family, who have been abroad all
summer and travelling In company, are home
again.
OF course ANYBODY with q middle name like
Mr.. Frederick Diodati Thompson is ex-
pected to achieve greatness or at least have
Il thrust on him. In this instance Mr.. Thomp-
son enjoys both distinctions. He Is the init
mate friend Of Mavroyeni Bey, the Turkish
minister. and has written so many clever
things about the land Of the sultan that the
litter has rewarded him by appointing him
Turkeys worlds fair commissioner Together
these two great men planned the picnic at Bar
Harbor last summer. where ple-eating con-
tests, cake walks and other commonplace
amusements entertained the most aristocratic
Of companies. This fun-making duo are now
at Lenox. and, a. usual. contributing vastly to
the Joy Of their friends there.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. ]. Hutchinson and daughters
are expected back from Europe late this month,
and while no formal announcement has yet been
made OF the date il il thought that the marriage
Of Mrs Hutchinson and Mr.. Chauncey Depew.
jr, viii take place before the old year is entirely
gone.
Mrs. L. Q. c. Lamar. jr., has finished a por-
trait Of Associate Justice Lamar which will be
exhibited AZ the worlds fair.
The japanese minister and Mrs. Tateno have
spent the summer at Winchester.
Senator and Mrs. Stanford are expected back
from Europe early this month. They will re-
turn to California at once.
Mrs. Dixon il at the Shoreham, having come
on early to place her sons at Georgetown
College.
Mrs. Jules Guthridge went today for Q stay
Of few weeks at Takoma.
Senator and Mrs German are go well pleased
with their new home at Laurel that they do not
now expect 70 take house in this city nexi
/ winter.
Mrs. Cullom Is spending the fall here.
| Mrs. and Miss blackburn came from Ocean
City the past week and are at the Ebbitt.
Mrs Commodore Ramsey has returned to
town.
Madame Acosta and Miss O'Donnell we're in
town last week
Senior De Puy de Lorne, the new Spanish
minister aud his wife arc by no means now tc
Warrington, as they were both here a few
I years ago. when the former WAS a secretary oil
/ the Spanish legation. They have many &C
! quaintances in the diplomatic corps.
/ Mrs. Dolph and family are back again after q
| pleasant sojourn at Vineyard Haven.
| Miss Mary Cox has returned home.
/ Mrs. Dickens accompanied her husband, Com
4 q
terestiug journey. They are now temporarily
in their house 10Th street, but will reside thu
coming winter at the navy yard.
A brilliant wedding took place last Wednes
day evening at Trinity Church. Georgetown
the contracting parties being Mr.. Edward +
White OF knoxville, Tenn and Miss Hanora G
I sullivan of this city. The bride, attired IL
white silk bengaline. trimmed in Bordeaux lace
and carrying Marechal Neil roses; entered OF
| the arm of her brother Mr. j D. Sullivan AM
was met Ut the altar by the groom, attended By
his bert man, Mr. George n. Bryan of Balti
more, The ceremony was performed by Rev
! Jos- =. MCGEE Of st. Pstrick's Church, . cousin
of the groom, assisted by Revs. Fathers Scan
Ian and Roccofort Of Trinity Church.
Miss Alice r. Green was maid of honor. She
was Rovned in India silk handsomely trimmed
| in cheffon and carried La France roses. Thu
ushers were DIR. ]. +. Moran, Mr.. G. L. Solig.
! nae. Mr.. Thomas J. Murray, Prof. John
Dolan, DIR. Vim. ID. Horigan and Mr.. H. d
Sullivan, brother Of the bride. After the cere
rnony a reception was held at the residence o.
the bride, 1928 30sh street. Mr. and Mira
White left on the IL rs train for their futur,
home'in the south.
Mrs. Firman L. Horner, Miss Anna Ranki,
and Master Charles B. and Firman Horner. ir.
\ are spending the early autumn among the hill
Of Pennsy luania, where Mrs. Horner is con
vslescing from her recent severe illness.
Miss Adelaide Johnson has returned from
Rome. having completed the portrait busss O
Lucretia Mott, Elizabeth Cady Stanton, susa,
B. Anthony for the worlds fair and leaves 70
day for a month In Chicago.
Nrs Appleton p. Clark. IT,, and her sisssr
MIRA John T. Kean Of woonsockst, Soutl
Dakota formerly Miss Bessie Perry Of thi
city,, viii be 1t home to their friends inform
ally on Mondays In October at 2Al Delawar
avenue northeast