Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-31
SOCIAL MATTERS.

Miss Marguerite Estelle De Cormis and Mr..
Lewis willoughby Moore will be married at ST.
Andrews Church on Wednesday evening, No
vember 9, at Z O'Clock.
Col. and Mrs. Bonaparte have returned for
the winter. They spent the summer in New
port and have lately been in New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. S Rowland will. as usual,
spend the winter in this city. They are now
/ in New York
Mrs. Hearst has had the leading novelty in
/ California chrysanthemums called after her
/ this year 1t will be on exhibition at the New
| York flower show this week. u is large white
! and has soft feathery appearance. the petals
OF different sizes and resembling satin ribbons.
| Minister Phelps withdrew the invitations he
had out for dinner party in Berlin last week
/ after the death of Mrs. Harrison was announced
Mrs Phelps, who has been in this country all
summer. will sail next month to rejoin her hus-
band and daughter in Berlin.
| Mr.. and Mrs. George Barclay. who were mar
/ ried about a wear ago. are now in Rome. They
have a baby daughter. Mrs.. Barclay l. grand
daughter Of John Jay. Mr.. Barclay is well re-
membered here by his connection with the
| English legation.
| Mr.. and Mrs. David King OF New York are
/ coming on soon TO spend the winter. as usual
! The next diplomatic wedding is likely to be
that of Mr.. Alan Johnstone of the English lega-
non and Miss Adj laide hinchot. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. James u. Pinchot OF New York city.
! The family will be back TO their New York resi-
dence within the coming fortnight. and it is ex-
pected that the invitations for the wedding will
/ be at once sent out.
The Diplomatic corps il soon to part with one
of its most popular members in the person OF
Marquis Imperalh, who has had charge of The
| italian legation during the absence OF Baron
Fava. He sails very rhortly for Europe.
Gen. and Mrs. Batcheller and their daughter
will make their home in Paris for the future.
where the former viii be the representative of
several insurance companies.
There ia a rumor that the Duke and Duchess
de Rouchefoucauld will return to this country
and spend most of the coming winter. Mrs.
/ Mitchell will come with them.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Vim. II. Slack are in town for
| the winter.
Mrs. Acosta has returned to the CITY and has
taken the house No. 1910 \ street for the
| season.
The Misses Patten have returned TO town.
Mr.. John Dahlgren is visiting his mother and
| Mr.. and Mrs. Josiah Pierce
Last Wednesday evening Ryland NJ. E. Church
was filed to overlooking to witness the i'm
| pressive marriage ceremony of Jennie f. Barker
and Albert +. Thomas. which was performed by
The Rev. DR.. Price. The groom was attended
by his best man. Mr.. Warren X. Choate. The
ushers we're Messrs. Chas Ryan of Baltimore.
a cousin of the groom; Albert Walker. William
II. Norris and Harry bowling: the bridesmaids
Miss jennie l.. RYDER. in silver blue INDIA silk
with trimmings of punches of baby ribbons and
carrying Marechal Neil roses: Miss Emma
A. Norris. in corn color India, similarly
made and trimmed. also carrying the same kind
of flowers; the maid of honor. Miss Clara
Barker. the brides sister. in pink India, with
La France roses. The bride carried a superb
bunch Of bridal roses and was becomingy at
tired in gown of white bengaline beautifully
trimmed with real lace and pearl passementerie
and wearing tulle veil caught by pearl pins
and sprays of lilies of the valley she was led
to the chaEcel by her brother Mr. Walter s.
Barker. who gave her hand in marriage. After
the ceremony the bridal party repaired to the
residence of the bride, where the latter quickly
donned her travelling costume of blue broad
cloth. with fur trimmings and hat to match, and
MIR. and Mrs. Thomas started on their wedding
tour.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis E. Camp have returned
to the city from their wedding tour and are re-
siding at their home. 1888 II street northeast
where Mrs Camp viii! be happy to receive her
friends on Thursdays.
Miss Leavitt will not be at home on Tuesday
evenings. November I and Is. but will see her
friends on other Tuesday evenings at ll2l Yer
mont avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Compton will give a re-
ception this evening at their residence. 1926
, 9th street, in celebration of the twentieth an
niversary of their marriage.
The friends of Miss Helen Norris of this city
will be pleased to learn that she is now pleas
anty located In Berlin. Germany and il max
ing satisfactory progress in her musical studies
, Mr.. and Mrs. F. F. Bogia. accompanied by
their daughter. Miss Ida May Bogia. have gone
: to their home in Wilmington Del. where they
, will spend several weeks.
Mrs. Walter S. Ayres left last evening for
, | ing xxhn .1a x.s1l al
guest Of her friends and relatives until the clos
, ing days OF autumn, when she will return to
this city and be at home to her friends at The
, | Melrose.'
Rathbone Temple, No. l. order Of Pythiau
Sisters. held their regular monthly reception
on Friday at their hall. Elk building. corner
9Th street and Pennsy lvania avenue northwest
A fine program prepared for the occasion
consisting of vocal and instrumental music,
Q recitations and fancy dancing, beautifully per-
, formed by little Miss Humphrey. At the conclu-
. sion of this refreshments were served by the
ladies of the temple The audience comprised
many prominent Knights Of Pythas and
0 families.
' Miss Mary Chapman celebrated her tenth
birthday Tuesday evening at her home, No. 721
. 4th streeth northwest, by entertaining quite a
1 number Of her little friends. Among the little
folks present were Misses Maggie McCarty,
Bessie Brashear, May and Blanche Madigzn
: Minnie Merrilat, Louisa Mitchell, Mary Chap.
I man and Master Ludwig Won Solke.
Apleasant tee and musicale Was given Satur-
day night by Mr.. and Mrs. r. Exner in honor
of Mr.. and Mrs. b. @. Urqurhart Of Horling
Neb., who leave for their home next Tuesday
. morning. DIR. j. c. Exner sang some very pretty
D ballads and Mr.. J. NJ. Rieman accompany
ing on piano Mr.. Urqurhart with violin. Among
those present were Mr.. and Mrs. B. @. Urqur-
hart, Mr.. and Mrs. A. N. Thompson, Mrs. James
Hentz, Miss Nellie Hentz, Miss Eva Dant. Miss
NJ Mil. n d
Z man, i. E. Burkhart and Chas W. Kecse.