Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-09-12
THEY ARE COMING BACK.
Well-KnOwn People Returning From
Their Summer Outings
Weddings aud Ensaeement. - Per-
s"nni Notes--N here WASH
ingtonfans Are.

Senator and Mrs. Dolph spent two weeks
at the fair during the early part OF the
summer and then went 60 Mackinaw for
the resi- OF their vacation. Mrs. nolph and
children came on about a fortnight ago to
join the Senator. and are now here for the
season. Mr.. and Mrs. Nixon are in Port
land, whore they will reside for the future
Senator and Mrs. Dolph viii have a young
lady. the niece % the former. here 90 spend
the winter with them. Miss Ruth Dolph
will return TO her studies at Georgetown
Convent
Mrs. and Miss Bonaparte spent last SUM-
day in this city.
Mrs. Carlisle has her friend. Mrs William
Saffel Of Lexington. KY. visiting her at
present. Miss Matte Thompson. who spent
last week with Mrs Carlisle. returned home
on saturday. Mr.. Logan Carlisle has re-
turned from his Canadian trip.
Miss Mary stoddart and Mr.. =. J. Smith
Were married yesterday at he residence
OF the bride. No. lfll Howard avenue, Mt.
Pleasant. Rev. Dr. Kent off-iating The
bride was dressed in travelling rairnsnt
and carried rich cluster OF brides roses
Only the immediate relatives II the couple
We're present After the ceremony a re-
past was served. after which Mr.. aad Mrs.
Smith left for the west
Mr.. John Jameson and Miss Annie
y. Evans We're married AT Anaannlis Nd
church and sine" their return 20 this city
are stopping with the brides mother, al
I'D 18th street southwest.
Mr.. r. q. Siggers. wife and child are IN
Chicago where they expect TO remain
three weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs J. Benton Simmons win
be at home TO their friends on Thursdays
during this month at 800 2lst street.
Miss Julia Singleton. who has been stop
ping with her uncle. Mr. Muncaster. near
Rockville. Md, for the summer months.
has returned home.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Walker have re-
turned from "A sea trip 10 Halifax aud ST
Johns much improved in health and are at
the Portland
Mrs. Frederick Rogerson aud little
daughter have returned TO the city after
pleasant visit TO the mountains CT Nir-
ginia.
Miss Gertie Smith of Norfolk is visiting
Miss May Gamble.
Lieut.. Marcus u. Cronin. twentieth in
fantry. and Miss Daisy Hannay. daughter
or Capt and Mrs. John W. Hannay. third
infantry, were married at Fort Smelling
on August , Lieut. j. n. Beacon. third
infantry. was the best man, and the maids
OF honor. all Of whom were attired in
gowns Of yellow crepe. were Misses Bessie
Hannay, Fannie Mason. Minnie Hobart.
Julia Gerlach and Stella Pearce The
brides gown was Of a white faille trimmed
in rare old point lace the gift of her grand
aunt in England the tulIe veil falling
gracefully about her The wedding pres
ents were numerous. Lieut. and Mrs.
Cronin will be at home at West Point in
September. The bride is the grand
da tighter OF the late Lewis and Margaret
Brooks Of Georgetown, where many rela-
tives at present reside.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Edward Wilson
leave the city today for the worlds fair.
ON their return home they will stop at
Niagara Falls. Mrs. Wilson's father. Mr..
will HON
Cards are out announcing the coming
marriage Of Mr.. NJ. W Magruder son Of
p w. MaSruder. and Miss Leila NJ Rid
dleherger. daughter OF the late United
States Senator II. H. Riddleherger OF Nir-
ginia at the Episcopal Church. Woodstock
Va, ON September ~.