Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-07
SOCIAL MATTERS.
Mrs. Harrison's Condition Todsy-Personal
Notes.

Mrs. Harr,son's Condition Today-Personai
Notes.
There are no peroeptible changes in NrA
Harrison's condition today. Last night was q
comparatively restful one for her and the dawn
OF another day found her pretty much as yes
terday. All the household had a cheerful
countenance and the prospects that the day
wouio De a good one for the invalid were not
leesened at noontime.
The ladies during the morning saw Mrs and
Miss Parker. who made their usual call, and
Mrs. Gen. Breckenridge.
One part Of Mrs. Harrison's treatment the
past rev DAYS which is thought to have q sooth-
infrequent and generally successful method in
bringing back the strength to an enfeebled con-
sutauoh. IL Ii especially useful where the
nervous symptoms are manifest as in Mrs
Harrison's case.
Mrs Russell Harrison and her golden hatred
little daughter. Marthena, made a pretty pic-
.ure AZ tne white House door this morning. the
ing on the threshold waving her a laughing
goodbye.
Sen- ana Mrs. Schofield are going to New
York on Monday for three or four davs and
then TO Cleveland. BY the 18th they will be in
chicago Tor the worlds fair ceremonies. Mrs.
Schofelds mother, Mrs. Kilbourne. will meet
them there, it being the first time she has seen
her daughter since her marriage. Gen, and
Mrs Schofieid expect to be away until the first
Of November.
Miss Fanny B. Tuley of 1888 9th street north
west arrived home yesterday after a long visit
to relatives and friends in kentucky and In
diana.
Judge Willoughby, Mrs. willoughby and Miss
Willoughby. after three months trip to Eu-
rope. reached home last evening having ar
rived In the City Of New York.
Mr. " Hallap opd f.,,;I, h.ro
their new home, No. 1926 2lst street northwest
Mr.. and Mrs. David Walker have returned to
the Portland after spending the summer at
Rockville, Gaithersburg and the seaside.
Miss Eta Brent and Mr. Harry Heislell will
be married at st. Matthews Church on mex.
Monday morning at ii o'clock and not Tuesday
rs was published yesterday.
The marriage Of Joseph E. Luckett and Flor
ence E. Balderston took place at the residence
Of the brides cousin, Rev. J. W. Balderston,
Baltimore, Tuesday, October 4.
Mrs. Corabell Baker Crowell Of Manchester,
N. H., who has been the guest Of Miss Rich
ardson OF l street northwest, has returned to
her home.
Miss Kate Nixon, daughter of Richard b.
Nixon, financial clerk OF the Senate, was re-
Gently married at Denver, Col, to Mr.. Joseph
Marx OF that city.
Chandler have returned from their summer
outing and are at home at 1926 R street north
| west.
Mrs. J. A. s. Pitts announces the marriage of
her daughter Z. Anna to George II. Draper, to
take place at her residence. 326 Massachusetts
avenue northeast. on Wednesday, Oct. II, 1892,
at $40 pm.
Miss Josie Heurich has returned from Phila-
deiphia and Atlantic City,
Wednesday evening the parlors of Mr. and
Mira. J. A. Moxley we're filed with guests. the
occasion being the birthday party of their
daughter, Miss Eva Monkey. Games and re-
freshments were enjoyed. Among those pres
ent we're Misses Fannie Hardness. Nav Simpson.
Katie johnson, Bessie Barckley, Sadie Ritteu-
house, Bessie Cobaugh. Alice Roach Katie
WhiteseH, Addie Entwisle. Masters Edwin
Smith, John Eiker. Harry Roach. Leslie Barck-
ley. Aurth Rittenhouse. Corning De Saules,
Bonnie Iubman, George Law, George Hilton
and Willie Keenan,.
A delightful entertainment was given by Miss
Viola Dayton. Miss Gertrude Saunders, Miss
Bright and Miss May Trader on Wednesday
evening at the residence of Mrs. L. Trader 124s
llth street. Among those present were: Miss
Smoot, Miss c. kreuttner, Mr.. Frackel. Mr..
Campbell, Mr.. Weldon. Miss Dollie Young,
Miss Bright, Miss Boyden. Mr.. Stughinbaugh,
Mr.. Boyden, Miss Trader. Mr. Ramey. Mr.
Lane, Miss Saunders, DIR. Writ. Miss Melvin
Miss Osburn, Mr.. Butts. Mr.. Cannon, and Miss
Dayton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. s. Cooper, at their new
home, 301 Maple avenue, lie Droit Park
gave very pleasant lat home" Wednesd ay
evening to meet their cousins, Misses Mary and
Theo Phillips Of Lexington, Ky. The evening
was very pleasantly spent in dancing until q
late hour. when refreshments were served in the
dining room. The vocal and instrumental
music during the evening was very much en-.
| loyed. Some Of those present we're: The Misses
| kearns. Misses Allie. Jennie and Mabel Stier
Miss Sitter of New Market, Nd; Miss Cooper
| Messrs. Eugene and Clarence Burns, Messrs
Young, Maddart. Johnson Beyer, Weller, Glen
denim: Ritter, Chamberlain, Kendall and others.
The parsonage of the Second Baptist Church
was the scene of an unusually pretty wedding
on Wednesday evening at 5 o'clock, the con-
tracing parties being Mr.. Wingate St. Clair
| and Miss Rosa Henderson, eldest daughter of
Mr.. VIM. A. Henderson. The officiatine
| clergyman was Rev. L. Hez. Sven, pastor Of
the church. The bride wore a becoming toilet
| OF pale gray, handsome with cut steel trim
mings, and hat to match, and carried bride
roses After the ceremony the newly welded
pair left for New York and other points in the
north. The brides going-away gownwas stylish
shade of brown filagrette cloth. with a jaunty
hat OF velvet and aigrettes and gloves to match.
| Upon their return Mr.. and Mrs. ST. Clair will
occupy their new home. 406 Sth street, where
| they will be mt home to their friends after Oc-
tober IL. The house and furnishings are the
| gift of the brides father.
The Golden Star Pleasure Club held a pleas
ant meeting last Wednesday at the residence of
Miss Agnes Braugh. Mr.. E. Schafert was
elected president. Among those present were
Miss Jennie Reynolds, Miss Bell Chapman Miss
Katie c. Finn. Miss Mary Ficher and Miss Agnes
Brau2h. Messrs. L. Schafiert. j. Palmer, Ed.
Bartholme and James o Donuell