Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-07-05
SOCIAL MATTERS.

Mrs. Russell Harrison arrived in Washington
this morning from Omaha and was driven to
the White House. She will leave tomorrow
for Cape May to take charge Of the Presidents
cottage for the summer. The President viii not
take up his permanent residence at Cape May
until after the adjournment Of Congress.
The following Washingtoniars are at Colton's
Point Hotel: Geo. Francis Dawson and son,
Benson Stromis, Fred Pyle, VIM. ID. Henry, T..
E. Carter, F. Slaven, II. Burns Dabox. BENZ. G..
Davis and wife, J. B. Goodlett, ]. P. Hampton,
A. T. Hampton, P s. Black, E. L. Chapman,
J. G.. Summers, s. e. Tomlinson, s. s. Sinister,
T. H. Brown, 8. Y. Smith, J. Stokes, T.
Tysowski. Mrs. J. W. Mattingly and son, Mrs.
Shea and son, II. r. Hughes, ]. P. Hamlin. J..
s. Cunningham, H. S. Peck, C. A. FARRELL, Miss
Maria SHEA, u. A. Ballinger, wife, daughter
and son, Geo. A. Chapman and sons, J. r. Oul-
len, B. B. Adams, Mr.. Raedy, wife and son.
Mrs. Lieut. Hasley has gone to Cold Spring
Harbor, NY, for the summer.
Mrs. E. B. Hirst, Miss Jennie Hirst and Mrs.
S:W. E. Pegues are at Brookside, W. Va.
Admiral and Mrs. Green and Col Kellogg,
q. s. A, and family have gone to Deer Park.
The wife of Assistant Superintendent W. 8.
McGinniss of the railway mail service and her
daughter Lizzie leave this evening for the great
lakes, where they will remain during the sum-
mer.
Judge W. willoughby and family sail July
for a trip in England and on the continent, re-
turning the latter part Of September.
Miss Katie Hart of New Jersey avenue left
Saturday for York, Pa, to be the guest Of Miss
Marie Duffey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. W. Albright are spending
their honeymoon at the West End Hotel, Asbury
Park.
Mrs. John F. Crews, Mrs VIM. R. Bushby aud
daughter, Carl Louise, and Miss Emma o. Waid-
ley have gone to Brookside for the summer.
The family OF Commodore Farquhar have
gone to Point Pleasant. N. j., for the summer.
Mrs. Sims Fl. Clarke formerly Miss Ellen
Meade Of virginia) left for her home in Atlanta
this morning, after visit to relatives in this
city. r.
Mrs. n L. Jeffries, accompanied BY her two
daughters and Mrs. Ma.her, sail for Europe to-
morrow, TO be absent about three months.
Mrs. Odalie Stuart, who has been so seriously
i'll for the past ten days, is still confined to her
bed and her friends are denied the pleasure Of
seeing her.
Col. and Mrs. Francis Cotton and family will
sail tomO rrow to spend the summer abroad.
DR.. Colesrove and family, No. 100 18th
street northwest, have gone to occupy their
cottage at Barnegat City, n. j., where they will
remain during the outing season, returning
about October 1.
Gov. Stone and wife left Washington Sun
day afternoon for months stay ut Mountain
View, Va.
An enjoyable " bus party was given by the
Sunrise Pleasure Club to Cabin Johns bridge
yesterday. The party included Misses Carrie
and Isabelle Miller, Mamie Mcmahon, Jennie
Sherwood, Katie Solan, Mary johnson, Mary
Sanford, Lilly Gilkey. Nellie Baldwin and Es-
tella Miller. The gentlemen were Messrs. Bald
win, Brooks, johnson, White, Kennedy, Stew
art. Mathews, Schwab, Campbell, Lewis, Miller
and Reinburg.
Mr.. Arthur Wallenhorst Of Baltimore and
Miss Louise S. Hickman of this city were mar
ried yesterday in the new North Capitol Street
ME-. Church. The ceremony was performed by
Rev. Charles o. Cook. Mr.. and Mrs Wallen-
horst started at 2p.m. on a bridal tour to in
clude White Sulphur Springs, Fort Monroe
and Virginia Beach.
Mrs. Andrew Mackie and Miss Pauline B.
Mackie Of Toledo, Ohio. are visiting Mr. and
Mrs. II. D. walbridge, 1871 Q st.
Misses Christine and Kathleen Owens will
leave today for fortnight's visit to the Vice
Presidents daughters at Rhinecliff -on-the-
Hudson.
The "Stay-at-Home Club had quite q cele-
bration at Rockville yesterday. They were the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Wasserbach and daugh-
sCi h1iCc- Auc ioWHs anu groves were eXtcO-
sively decorated with japanese lanters, flags,
&C., the club colors, blue and yellow, predomi-
mating. Croquet, bean bag and fireworks
added to the days enjoyment, while here and
there in secluded spots a hammock was hung.
At l O'Clock lunch was served in picnic style
upon the grass. At pm. play was rendered.
in which Miss Alice Wnsserbach's role was as
Goddess Of Liberty. After dancing, Rotations
and games a delicious repast was served. At 8
pm. the party went to the depot to see those
of bound for Washington. Among those pres
ent were Mr.. and Mrs. Wasserbach, Mrs.
Nicholson, Mr.. and Mrs Haycock. Mrs. +. NJ
Tyler, Mr. Brouner, Miss Noma Thompson, Mr.
Eakins, Misses Ethel and Lucy Armes, Susie
and Jennie Bailey, Lydia Brauner. Maggie Con-
nod, Maggie Dawson, Nellie Darling, Grace and
Cherry Ford, Ethel Fletcher, Sallie Myers,
Blanche Nicholson, Gussie Rees, Estelle Tai
bolt, Maud Thompson. Susie Tunstal, Bessie
Tyler, Alice Wasserbach and Kate Webb, and
Messrs. George and Joseph Bailey, Willie
Brouner, Garner Bowie. Harry Dawson, Scott
Haystack, Herbert Holden, Ralph Jones, jr,
Vim. Lee, Leonard Nicholson, Anderson Offut,
Sidney Taylor, Whit Tunstal and Morgan WASH
burn.
THE STATES AT THE FAIR.