Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-09-08
EVENTS IN SOCIETY
The Chinese Embassy in Their New Lega-
ton Buildings.
September Weddings of Interest-The
Whereabouts of Washing
ton People.

Mr.. Yang Ju. the new Chinese minister
and his extensive suite. began to move
yesterday from the Arlington to the new
legation houses on 18th street. Since leas-
ing the houses various changes have been
! made In them to accommodate the large
| family they are to shelter as well as to pro-
vide more spacious apartments for the fu-
ture entertainments to be given by the
minister.
Mr.. Logan Carlisle is spending a short
vacation up In Canada
Doctor and Mrs. N. s. Lincoln gave a
| dinner party last night in honor of their
guest. Dr. Pancoast Of Philadelphia. The
other guests were Prof La Vista of Mexico,
Grant Bey of Egyt. DR.. Curtis of New York.
DR.. Sayre. Prof Laplace of Philadelphia.
Dr.. Murray of this city and Surgeon Cen
eral Sternberg.
General A. B. Upshaw gave a dinner last
night at the Normandie entertaining the
Vice President. Senators Harris Vest,
blackburn and Squire, Representatives Nc
Alillin and Fellows, Indian Commissioner
Browning and Mr.. James w. Fox Of New
York.
Mr.. Michael O'Brien and Miss Della Cald-
well were married last Wednesday evening
at Trinity Church. Georgetown, in presence
of large assemblage of their friends
Rev Father Seaman performed the GER
emony. Miss May Copperthite was the
maid of honor and wore a becoming gown
Of white silk. Mr.. John Mahoney was best
man. The bride wore a pretty toilet of
white SILK, trimmed with lace and flowers.
and carried cluster of brides roses. A
reception was held afterward at .he home
OF the brides parents before Mr. and Mrs.
. Brien started for their own home at 3212
street northwest.
Mr. H. C. Burch. Miss Ada c. Burch,
VIM. T. Burch and Miss Matte Maddox of
Leonardtown, Md. are back after a three
weeks stay at the worlds fair.
Mr. Michael NJ. Herbert has been trans
ferred from Washington to The Hague, and
with Mrs. Herbert will sail for his new post
on the 10th of October They will remain
AT Newport until then. as the British am
bassador. Sir Julian Pauncefote. will not
leave MS cottage there TIL the LIST Of Octo-
Der A diplomat of longer service will sue
coed Mr.. Herbert as first secretary here
Miss Laura A. Poole and Mr.. Frank L.
Wadsworth were married on Wednesday
evening at the residence of the brides pa
rents. Mr.. and Mrs. n. A. Poole 326 c
street. by Rev. j. B. Perry. rector Of ST.
Andrews Church Mr.. o. L. Fassiy was
the best man. and Miss Elizabeth Poole
was the only bridesmaid. The bride wore
gown OF white silk, and carried a bouquet
Of La France roses.
Among those present were Mrs. Herrick
of Wellington, Ohio. sister Of the groom
MISS Alice Johnson Of California; Mrs.
Edward Wooten. Mrs. Richard Poole, and
Miss Mamie Dickinson Poole of Montgom-
cry county. Md; Mr.. and Mrs Sprigg
Poole, and Mr.. Hayes Poole of Washing
ton; Rev. DIR. and Mrs. Sunderland. MIR.
and Mrs. Bunch, Mr.. and Mrs. Phillips,
Mr.. and Mrs Reeves. Mr.. and Mrs
Brooks. Mr.. Montgomery. of Philadelphia;
Mrs Phelps of Cambridge. Nd; Mr. and
Mrs; Browning. Mr. and Mrs. Maiiet. Mr..
j: c. Tappan. Misses Finney. Palmer and
Wade, and Messrs. Byrn, Curtis ami John
son.
Miss Marie Wadsworth has returned
home after delightful stay Of several
weeks at Old Point Comfort
DIR. Janney and family have returned
from the Virginia mountains and the
worlds fair
Mrs. ]. Keppler Of this city and Mrs
the worlds fair.
Mrs. A B. East, wife Of Judge East il
expected back here about the FIRST of the
month.
Mr.. Andrew B. Duvan ana family. Miss
Helen Duvan and Miss Edith Brown are IN
Chicago.
Miss Katherine Carey has gon. for q
brief stay in Maryland.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Costenniti entertained
a company of friends on Wednesday even
ing last, the occasion being the fifth an
niversary Of their wedding. Vocal and in
strumental music was rendered during the
evening. and at supper wedding cake was
cut with all due ceremony by the hostess.
Many appropriate presents we're received.
Among those present were Mr.. and Mrs.
Griesbaur. Miss Annie Griesbaur, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Van Zandt. Mr.. and Mrs. Printz,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Mack, Mr.. and Mrs.
Roy Mitchell. Mr.. and Mrs. G. Riani. Mr..
and Mrs. Eugene Chelini, Miss Helen Will
son, Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Reynolds, Mr..
Wallace Keimmell. Miss Clara Belt, Mr..
Mann, Miss BERTHE Staut and Miss Fanny
Wood.