Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-06-15
SOCIAL MATTERS.
The President and Mrs. Cleveland's Ex-
pected Trip ca Gray Gables.


1t 10 understood that President and Mrs
Cleveland will leave next Tuesday for their
summer home, Gray Gables, Buzzard's Bay,
where Mrs. Cleveland and Baby Ruth will re-
main the entire summer, returning here in
September. The President cannot, however,
promise himself such long vacation, and ex-
poets to spend the most par; Of the heated term
in this city.
Mrs. Gresham has returned from Chicago
and is with the Secretary of State at the Airing
ton. She intends to spend most of the next
two months in Chicago, however, although she
has leased her house in that city.
Mrs. Gresham, Mrs. Carlisle and Mrs. Bisserl,
accompanied by Assistant Secretary Hamlin,
wentsight-seeing yesterday down 10 Alexandria.
Secretary and Mrs. Carlisle gave a dinner on
Monday evening at which Secretary Lamont,
Secretary and Miss Herbert, Mrs Micou. the Post
master General and Mrs. Bissel and Mr. HAM
I'm were among the guests The only definite
plan that Secretary and Mrs. Curlisle have
been able TO make for the summer is q trip to
the worlds fair. Miss Matte Thompson, who
spent three or four days with Mrs Carlisle,
has returned to her home in Louisville.
Mrs. Bissell will 60 TO Glen Summit, Pa,
early next week and will remain most OF the
SUNNI or. it being possible at such convenient
distance for the Postmaster General TO make
his wife and little daughter frequent visits.
Secretary Herbert will remain at his Alabama
home for Q week or SO. Miss Herbert and Mrs.
Micou will make a six weeks visit and then
come north to go cruising with the Secretary
aboard the Dolphin
Miss Cora Stake, youngest daughter Of the
late Jno. NJ. Stake, who has been quite i'll for
the past three weeks, is able to be out again.
Cards are out for the marriage Of Miss Winnie
Iillius to Mr.. Thomas H. Brinkman Wednesday
evening, June 81, at 8 O'Clock. at HRmline NJ.
Z. Church, corner 9Th and p streets northwest.
The British ambassador and family have gone
to Newport for the summer.
Miss McCeney will spend the early part Of
the summer at Bedford Springs and viii go
west in the fall. .
Miss Florence Bayard, who has been here for
a week visiting Mrs. Anderson, will return to
wilmington tomorrow, and will shortly co
abroad to join Ambassador and Mrs Bayard in
London.
Mr.. Ye Cha Yum, after six years stay at this
capital as charge dlaffaires for Korea, will
shortly return to that country. on leave OF alb
sence-lesving Washington on the 10Th instant,
stopping at Chicago for q few days en- route,
and sailing from San Francisco on the Sd OF
July. Mr.. Ye Cha Yum has rented Mrs. Rock
hill cottage at Berkeley Springs as a summer
residence for the new members Of the legation,
and goes there with them today, intending 10
legation, Mr.. Ye Sung 500, viii be charge
d'afiaires ad interim.
The Korean Royal Commissioner to the
worlds Columbian exposition, Hon. J. Jeung,
has been spending the last two weeks in WASH
fngton, visiting all the government buildings,
Mount Vernon, and other points of interest He
also goes 10 Berkeley Springs today for a short
VISIT there, at the conclusion Of which he VIII
return TO Chicago.
A the % M;o. uax4o- l.,ch..x %
Representative and Mrs. Harter, to Mr.. ].
Vaughn Merrick, jr.. at Mansfield. Ohio. on
Tuesday the bridesmaids were Miss Mary Sher-
man. daughter Of Senator and Mrs. Sherman;
Miss Clara Hussey, and Miss Mary Z. Harter,
cousin Of the bride, as maid of honor. The
bride, who was given away by her father, wore
q dress Of white satin train. trimmed
with rare old point d'esprit lace, with
full veil, and carried a bouquet Of white sweet
peas The maid Of honor was attired in
dress Of white corded silk, trimmed with lace
and richly brocaded ribbon. The bridesmaids
were attired in dresses Of delicate green silk,
and, like the bride and maid Of honor, carried
bouquets Of white sweet peas The church was
beautifully decorated with q profusion Of
flowers and plants. A reception followed Tie
ceremony at the residence OF Senator and Mrs.
Sherman, which Representative and Mira Hartes
| are occupying temporarily, after which Mr..
and Mrs. Merrick left on . wedding tour. They
will reside on Lauriston street, Roxborough. !
Philadelphia
Miss Eva Childs, daughter Of Mrs. Jacob
Childs, and Mr.. Christian B. GLEN were mar
ried last night at the Metropolitan Church in
the presence Of large gathering Of their
friends. The church was tastefully decorated
| for the event Rev. DIR. Chester performed the
| marriage ceremony. Later reception was ZELDA
the residence OF the brides mother 642 East Ospi.
tol street, and Mr.. and Mrs. Gliem's wedding
trip viii bs to Philadelphia and other points
| north
Miss Sophie J. Meyer and Mr.. james J. Far
rell were married last night at the German
Lutheran Church by Rev. E. Drewitz. Mr..
Arthur L. Scott and Miss Josephine Neatly
stood up with the couple. The bride wore .
becoming gown Of light blue bengaline, with
ception followed at the home of the bride aud
later Mr. and Mrs. Farrell started on q bridal
| trip north. Upon their return they will be at
home to their friends at l744 9Th street after the
first Of July.
The parlors Of Or. and Mrs. II. A. Dobson,
100 1lth street northeast. were filed last even
| ing by q merry party OF their friends from the
Eastern Presbyterian Church, who took advan-
| tsge Of the twenty-ffth anniversary Of their
| marriage to give . surprise party In their be-
half. DIR. and Mrs. Dobson are both
prominent members Of the church, and
as a recognition Of their earnest efforts In
behalf Of the new edifce and as a token
Of esteem, after q pleasant social time inter
spersed with music and refreshments. Rev. DIR.
| Easton, on behalf of the friends, presented .
very fine silver ice pitcher. DIR. Dobson was
| taken by surprise for once, and his efforts to
make fitting reply were enjoyed by all present.
Mrs. Goings from New York presided 1t the
| piano and rendered several fine pieces among
which the strains Of the wedding march were
heard Is the blushing bride cut the wedding
cake. The company separated at Q late hour
ali in q happy mood
A very pretty home wedding took place yes
| terday afternoon at the residence Of Rev. W.
h. Black. The contracting parties were his
daughter, Lily E. Black, and Albert L. Harris OF
Chicago, ILL., The ceremony performed by
| the father Of the bride. The bride be-
comingly attired in an empire gown of white
null After short reception TO tbeimmediate
| friends and relatives Mr.. and Mrs Harris took
l the evening train for their future home,
| Chicago.
Gen. and Mrs. J. J. Reynolds have gone to
their cottage at Old Point for the summer. Mrs.
| Everett Hs yden accompanied her parents, with
her boys. Reynolds and Herbert, and hcr little
girl, DorotNy.
Mrs. John Bingham has issued cards for the
\ marriage of her daughter. Isabelle Marie, 20
| Mr. Paul Francis Cain at ST. Patrick's Church
June q, at high noon.
very pretty wedding ceremony was per-