Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-07-21
SOCIAL MATTERS.
Where Washingtonians Are SUNNI erinR-
Personal Mention.

Personal Mention.
There is q rumor that the marriage of Miss
Warder and Mr.. Ward Thoron will take place
at Lenox this fall before the fashionable exodus
takes place from that autumnal resort The
brlde-elect wants a country wedding, and as
both families and so many Of their friends are
residents there is no reason that she should not
crafty herself in this particular.
Mrs. E. d. Lothrop is visiting her old home
at Milford, Mass.
Mrs. Mcclellan, widow OF Gen. George b.
Mcclellan will sail for this country some time
in October and may possibly spend the winter
here for the first time in many years. She is nj
present at San Moritz, having gone there from
Berne. where she visited her daughter. NINE.
Duprez, wife of NJ. Paul Duprez Of the French
legation.
Prince 1senburg and suite have arrived at
Elberon, and the Elberonians are accordingly
happy. They are, in fact. fiattering themselves
tnat they can entertain royalty well rs the
mewporters or the colony up at Bar Harbor.
Inc prince was at Newport last season and had
such jolly good time that he viii make his
appearance there later on. Lenox and Bar
iarbor VIII see something OF him, too, and.
having had the gayest kind OF time in this CITY
last winter. it really looks as il the prince had
tasted about all the sweets the United States
can offer. He has kept house the last two
months in Chicago.
No date has yet been set for the marriage of
Miss Ellen Window. daughter Of the late Sec
Rotary Window, to Mr.. Bentley Warren of Bos-
ton, but it is understood that ii will Jake place
in this coming autumn. Mrs Window and her
daughters have been living in Boston for the
last year or two. Mr. Warren ia a member Of
one OF the Oldest and best known families of the
Massachusetts capital and is a member OF the
Puritan and Union Clubs of Boston and Of the
Reform Club OF New York. He ia very well
known in New York city.
Mrs. Alfred c. Brendage has returned to this
city on a short visit to her parents. Mr. and
Mrs. Chas. A. Wilkins. prior to a visit to Asbury
Park and an extended trip to the west.
Mrs. A. W. Clark, accompanied By Miss
Maisak Mrs. Mcdonald and Miss A. Kelly. will
leave the oath for weeks stay at Colonial
Beach.
Miss Ida J. Thomson Of Mount Pleasant and
her guest for the past month, Miss Belle
Mitchell Of Brooklyn. left on Thursday for
Niagara-on-the-Lake, Canada Both Of these
young ladies will visit relatives and friends for
Thomson will stay with her brother. Frank ID.
Thomson. at Englewood, one Of the suburbs
of the windy city.
Mrs. John Conner and daughter, Miss Berna-
dette. are spending a week in Dover, Del. after
which they will go to Ocean City for the re-
mainder of the summer.
Mrs. Miller and three children Of 1904 Marion
street northwest left Tuesday to visit the valley
OF Virginia, stopping at MIddletown, Wood
| stock and numerous other places.
Mrs. Warren Whyte, with her little daughters
Gertrude and Helene. left the LIST Of July for
Dayton, Ohio, TO remain until September.
Miss Rosa o Hagan of Corcoran street is sum-
mering at Round Hill, Va.
NJ
| James North and son. Mrs. Hoard, Mrs Duffy
and son. and Messrs. Booth, James Nolan, Geo.
Nolan, Harry Courtney, Bert Spooner, Al Cor
coran, G.. Davis and L. Greath are at the Duff
| ington, Atlantic City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip II. Bergheimer Of Rich
mond, Va. are visiting friends in this CITY on
their wedding tour. Thew will spend few DAYS
here and then an then extended tour through
the north.
Miss Flora J. McCreery and Miss Lorraine
McCreery Of 1904 street southeast have gone
to Virginia TO spend the heated term among
friends near Frederick sburg.
Mrs. II. A. Nelson lef. for New York on Tues
day where she is TO take the steamer for Europe,
making six weeks tour, stopping first in Ire
land. From there she win SO to England and
the continent.
Miss Mamie Moore has gone for Q month q
stay with friends near Kinsale, Va.
At Gurley Memorial Church Yesterday after
noon at $50 Rev. Arthur Z. Little, pas
tor Of the Presbyterian Church at Takoms,
united in marriage Mr.. Benjamin ). Shannon
and Miss Halle A. Metcalf. The groom is the
eldest son of Mr. J. W. shannon editor of the
Daily Huronite Of Huron, S. D., for many
years one Of tine most influential and talented
editors of Iowa; the bride is the only daughter
of Mr.. J. I. Metcaif, chief clerk of
the money order system The maid of
honor was Miss Edith Randolph, q beautiful
child. The ushers were the brides brothers,
Herman and Norman Metcalf, and her relatives,
Ashby and William FARMLAND. The bride. a
young lady OF charming manner and handsome
figure, was beautifully attired- The young
people received the congratulations of the large
number present. and took the evening train
for Chicago. They will reside at Huron. s. ID.
Mr.. ana Mrs. A ID. Johnston have been at
Atlantic City for fortnight, and their daueh-
ter. Miss Frances Benjamin Johnston, will soon
join them for a brief sojourn there before going
with her mother to Chicago.
Miss Florence Mabee Of 529 9th street SOUTH
cas-. is spending one month with friends in
Baltimore.
Miss Almirs Brown OF 41s 7th street south
east is spending . month at White Sulphur
Springs, Va
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. II. Prospect Of sol 9Th
street southeast have returned to the city from
two-weeks' stay at Fort Monroe.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. V. Brown Of 625 9th stree,
southeast have returned from Q three-weeks'
sojourn at Colonial Beach.
Last Tuesday evening a very enjoyable sur.
prise party WAS given TO Miss Pauline Watson
No. l04 street northwest, In celebration OF
her sixteenth birthday. Several selections were
rendered on the cornet and violin by Messrs.
White and Bradford, and solos by Miss Estells
McNerhany and Mr.. Alton Maddox. Refresh.
ments were served and good time WAS enjoyed
by all. Among those present were Mr.. and Mrs
James Watson, Mr.. Charles Watson the Misse,
Estelle McNerhany, Maggie Mcmahon, Flor
ence Lauxmann, Pauline Watson, Josie McMa
hon, Marion Lamb, Ethel Watson and Messrs
Elmer Yount, Alden Bradford. Harry White
Geo. Miller, Eugene Ottinger Clarence Hunui.
cult. Alton Maddox, Robert Smith and Mt
Bradford, jr.
THE CRIME CONFESSED.