Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-24
SOCIAL MATTERS.


Lenox.
Miss Frelinghuysen gave picnic at Stevens
Glen, five miles from Lenox, last week. Il
wound up with a tea party the tea being
served while the guests sat about on rugs and
cushions. Marshmallows were one Of the deli
cacies, beng toasted on Q bonfire in sight o.
the company.
Mrs. Frank Burke returned from Europe or
Wednesday last, having had u delightful ton
through England aud France in company viii
Representative and Mrs. o'Neil of Boston.
The betrothl is announced Of Miss Wash.
burn. daughter of Senator Washburn Of Min.
nesota. TO Mr.. Ebert Francis Baldwin of the
editorial staff of the Mail and Express
Mrs. and the Misses wanamaker are expected
home shortly. They have had q delightful
summer. While in England Mrs. Wanamaker
purchased four -in-hand coach, which il i,
expected will be seen here the coming winter.
Mrs. Romero returned from New York on
Wednesday night and left town again today for
a week soiourn at Deer Park TO visit Mrs.
lavarnbras, wife Of the second secretary OF
the Mexican legation. Mrs. Romero has re-
turned IN excellent health. her restful stay al
Bedford and sharon Springs having restored
the roses TO her cheeks. She does not expect
the return of Minister Romero till late In the
autumn.
SECRETARY and Mrs. John W. Foster invited a
company Il friends TO view the fireworks on Tues
day night from the balcony of the Secretary's
olAce AZ The State Department. Among them
were Secretary and Mrs Noble. Secretary and
Mrs. Rusk. Miss Rask. Mrs Charles Foster. Miss
roster. Postmaster General Wanamakcr. AttoT-
neE General and Mrs. Miller. Mr.. John W.
Thompson, Miss Ida Thompson, Commodore
ana Mrs. Ramsey, Miss ramsey. Mr.. and Mrs.
jules GuthridSe, Miss Mo.fatt Mr.. and Mrs.
AnthonF Pollok, Gen. and Mrs. Ba;cneiler. Mrs.
S;oeAbridge, Mr.. and Mrs. Ross Thompson, Mr.
and Mrs. Haywood, Mrs. Monroe, Commissioner
Douglass and Mr.. mcfarland.
Dir. and Mrs. P. J. Haltigan have returned
from their wedding tour and will be pleased &c
see Their friends at 800 VI street northwest.
Hrs. Edward Sanger, 453 New York avenue
northwest, is entertaining Miss Price of Mary.
land aud sister, Miss August. Chicago.
Mrs. Balch of 1921 Pennsylvania avenue Ia,
as guests this week. DIR. and Mrs. Ribble OF New
Jersey. Mrs. DGlch's nephew, Mr. Bedford
Sharpe, who was with her hast week has returned
TO his law studies al Yale.
Miss Isabelle Wheeler has returned from Der.
lin. where she has been studying for thre,
years. She will receive her friends Saturday
october l, at SOB Sth street northwest.
Miss Maud PEBBLES of Lutheryille, who has
been visiting Miss Cox of 9th street. returned
home after spending a week with Miss Minnie
Stone of 9Th street.
The marriage of Miss Helen Gammell and
Mr.. Arthur Herbert of the English legation
VIII take place late next MONTY at Newport
The bride elect is an exceedingly practical CIR
and has been seen many a morning in her dog
cart doing the marketing as early as O'Clock
She is bright and clever, but by no means a.
pretty as common report says. As for wealth
she is well endowed and will have eventually al
least ten million.
Mrs. Howard Sutherland. with het little
daughter Natalie, returned to the city wednes-
day after an extended visit to various places In
Missouri and Ohio.
Miss Kobbe of Fort Monroe is visiting Mrs.
Albert Ordway at the Hotel Arno
Mss Eugenia and Mary Stowe of Brightwood
are visiting in Frederick county. Nd.
Mrs. imogene Robinson Morreii will receive
every day all lovers Of art at the Academy OF
Fine Arts, eO4 E street northwest.
Mrs. Walter F. Hawett and little daughter
have returned to the city after pleasant yisi,
at Middieboro, Mass.
Mrs. Ellen &. Murray Toomey has returned
from New York. where she went to place he,
two young daughters, Helen and Geraldine, In
ST. Joseph's Convent, Flushing, L. l.
Mr.. ard Mrs. Edward b. Lowell Of Middle
boro, Mass. and Miss Chandler of Duxbury
Mass. are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
+. Hewett of 18th street.
Mr.. Geo. Haas. IT, and family OF Capitol
Hill have returned to the city.
The Misses Hurley of Capitol Hill have re.
turned home after a summers outing.
Admiral Russell and daughters have returned
anu are AT their residence. lfoS DE sales street
Miss Edith Street of this city and Miss Bertha
FRANK OF Helena, Mont, have gone to New
hoih'
Mrs. Mark Maloney Of Cleveland, accom-
panied by her little daughter Agnes. has returned
to the CITY, and is visiting her parents al the;,
home or / street.
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anu "lte anu noi. Lothrop OF syracuse. n. l.,
anu haso, feacock ana wife OF Detroit are
'-s- Ting .oi' D L. ihoihason Oh MI. Pheasant.
John s. Simmons, Surgeon Smith Post, No.
q Woonsocket v T u;,b b;s vita .,a 80 .,
spending the week with his brother, Capt. VIM.
J. Simmons OF $50 NJ street northwest.
Rev. DIR. Elliott, rector Of the Church of the
Ascension has re,,rnad 70 tho c;,- .f,o, IS,
At Montreal as one as tho aanuta;;or 20 s.a,ar'
nal greeting from the general convent,on Of ne