Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-08-31
SOCIAL. MATTERS.
Future Residence of the Secretary oS
the Interfor-personais.

The probabilities are that the Secretary
of the Interior and Mrs. Smith VIII next
winter occupy the Blatchford house. corner
of K and l5th streets. Before Mrs. Smith
went down south she and the Secretary
gave q great deal of time TO looking UP
suitable residence for the coming four years.
and the Blatchford house seemed TO meet
al their requirements better .haa any
other. Its being also In such close vicinity
TO two ether cabinet homes. that OF Secre-
tary Carlisle and Postmaster General Bis
sell, had of course much to 60 with the Sc
lecticn.
Justice and Mrs. Brewer have leased the
former residence of the late Justice Lamar
possession of 1t when they return here early
in October
Baron Won Saurma Jeitsch, after being
presented to the Secretary of State yester-
day by Baron Won kettler, drove with the
latter around to the different embassies and
legations and made the calls always Gus
tomary on the part of newly arrived diplo-
mats.
A large company Of friends assembled
yesterday evening at the residence OF DIR.
Reyburn to witness the marriage OF Miss
Kate Reyburn and Prof. John s. Seibert Of
Iehigh University. The spacious parlors
were prettily decorated, and the br11e and
groom stood during the ceremony under q
bell of pink roses. As the wedding march
sounded at O'Clock the bridal procession
Eugenia Reyburn, coming first. followed by
the two bridesmaids, the Misses Ella and
Laura Reyburn, and then the bride and
groom followed by the parents of the for
assistant rector OF st. Johns Church, Rev.
J. NJ. E. Mckee, the bride being given away
by her father.
After the ceremony the party adjourned
to the dining room, where the brine cut the
wedding cake. The bride received a num-
Der of elegant presents. Prof. AMI Mrs.
Seibert left by the 10 O'Clock train last
night for a northern wedding trip. ana will
then 60 20 their future home in Allentown.
Pa. near Lehigh University.
Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Heath have returned
to their residence, 1923 18th street, after
their extensive travels for the past three
months. They have been to Europe. then
made a trip to the worlds fair, snd after
doing several OF the New England coast re-
sorts are now home again for the season.
Mrs. Heath's mother and sister. Mrs. @. W.
Conway and Miss Georgia Conway or Louis
ville are now with them. and will remain a
week or two longer.
Mrs. Johanna Bresnahan has issued in
vftations for the marriage OF her daughter
Hannah to Aloysius c. Joy at O'Clock al
St Peters Church on Tuesday, September
IL. After the ceremony a reception will be
held at the residence OF the brides mother
| from 80 to 7:30.
Miss Louise Hopkins returned home Tues
day night after an absence of two months.
! during which time she visited the world 3
| fair. Toledo, Detroit and Ann Arbor.
Miss Annie Consber of Baltimore is visit
ing friends in this city.
Miss Mary Nj. Turner Of this city. daagh-
ter Of the late T. G. S. Turner of Baltimore,
| and Mr.. Winter Lincoln Wilson of Elkton.
Nd, were married at st. Paufs Lutheran
Church, corner Hth and II streets, st
O'Clock today by Rev. DIR. Domer. the
pastor. The bride was attired In a travel
| ing dress OF brown cloth and hat to match.
| After the ceremony a collation. was served
| for the assembled relatives and friends. The
groom is a son of ex-Representstive Wilson
| Of Elkton and is a civil engineer. Mr.. and
! Mrs Wilson left this afternoon for Chicago.
fwhere they will remain n month, returning
| b. way of Niagara Falls. Their future
/ home will be at Elkton. Nd.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. J. Moore left Saturday
4 for Chicago.
| Miss Lillian Moore is home again after an
absence of two months in the west. three
l.weeks of which were spent in Chicago.
4 Mrs. Stanley Matthews Is at Saratoga.
! Miss Margaret b. Russell of Capitol Hill
| las gone TO Waterford. Va, where she in
tends staying until winter.