Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-07-22


Mrs. William II. Doe and Miss Doe ,re spend
ing the summer with Mrs John Allen at her
country seat, Hyde Cottage. ioDkers. Nsv
Miss Lizzie Busching Of 1912 9Th street WIN
leave sunday to visit friends for few weeks
near Richmond Va
Miss Mary McNerney and Mis Alice Cour~ey
let today for two weeks sojourn in tbs
mountains OF Virginia
wedding took place on July 81 OF the resi-
dence OF Mrs. Elmer. aunt of the bride IT'S
Corcoran street The contracting parties we're
Miss Ella NJ Elmer Of Morristown. \. J.. and
Dr. Albert H. Nash OF Newark. The ceremony
was performed bv the Rev. T. s. Todd. ID. D..
OF Hsmline Church DIR. and Mr. nash will
reside at No. 10 South 18th street. Newark
Mrs. WIN. Geddes, i7is street. no. returned
TO town after a months absence. during which
abe visited her father and sister at Bourbon Ind.
anda brother a, plymouth, Ind, reservins
the greater part of her trip for the worlds fair
Mrs. A. 4. Hoyie is spending her vacation q
Arundel-on-t he-Bay. Nd.
Miss Amelia Msrth will leave on Monday for
her country home rear the mounsains. She
wan be ACCOMPANIED by her two coasins Misc
Lena iiinehart and Miss Barbara Gro-s
Mrs j. j. Norris and baby have gone to Ohio
on visit TO Mrs. Norris mother. On their re-
turn they viii spend month at Coltens
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry stranahan and daughter
Annie are visiting their son, William ntranshan.
s47 Virginia avenue, after few weeks soioura
at the worlds fair.
Mr.. b. J. Mcmahon OF 1859 eth street north
east, has secured cottage for his family ss
Atlantic City. They viii leave today 20 occupy
it, and be win join them later.
The guests at woodiey Inn enjoysd Q hop
last night Quite . number from the city
either drove out or went ont on the electric
cara
Miss Mamie A. Gillian OF Q street accom-
panied by her friend, Miss Ro~e Dorsey. have
gone TO Lake Hopatcoag, y. J., sor the re-
mainder OF the season.
Among the many well-known waxhlnstonisns
summerfng at Cspon Springs are DR.. W. s.
Harlan and family party, Mr.. C. v T. Rich.
| ardson and family. Judge Adyocats General
Iemiy. Z. & n. aud family. aud many navy
and army people.
Or. Garrisan of the Catholic University u
Long Branch.
II. Bower Of Washington 1. summering at the
oc'al House, Long Branch.
Mr.. Morgan OF Washington Is registered ss
he West End Hotel. Long Branch
Miss Mamie and Katie 0'Leary. accompanied
by Mrs T. oLeary. are visiting relatives in
Dover, Del
Mr.. and MIRA J. c. Ellis viii leave Monday
with their little daughter for Blsckistsn Island.
Among the Washingtoniaas At the ROYAL,
Atlantic City, are II. q. Bergheimef VIM II
Barstow, s. D. Newcomb, \. ]. spsrklir and
Miss O. Pearson.
After having tried every other neans Of
transit prevalent here = party Of yo9ae people
from the Hotel Royal have revived the old
fashioned straw ride, when ten couples will he
whired 70 Pieassnsville and back by moonlight
In four-horse wagon.
The following washiugtonians are registered
at the Lehman. Atlantic City; Mr.. and MIRA L.
j. H. Hervig, Miss Katharine Han, n. l.
Treiber. Mrs. ID. E. Treibsr. Capt r. r.
Brouner, VIM. Brouner and Mr. and MIRA p.
| NJ HouRh-
very pretty wedding took place In the
Church Of St Paul of the Apostle, Ssh street,
New York, on Wednesday. the lsth. Mr.. J. &.
v. Smith, late of Washington. aud Mise
Adelaide Raisbeck Of New York, were
married at nuptisl mass ~ Rev.
Father Hughes, ct which all the relatives
i Of the bride and groom received holy eommun-
ion. The bride attended by her sister,
Miss Eva Raisbeck. and Miss Il. 4. ssnith. th:
youngest sister OF the groom The bride was
given AMY by her father, Mr.. i. A. haisbeck,
and Mr.. W. Il. Smith acted a. best man The
ushers were cousins of the bride.
I The bride white silk. a veil trimmed
with rich lace. lilies OF the valley and orange
blossoms. The bridesmaids wore dotted swiss
muslin. trimmed with lace and white satin
ribbons with large chip hats. trimussd with
white satin ribbon aud white aigrette. They
carried bouquets Of white roses aud maiden
hair ferns with white ribbon steamers.
Mr. aud Mrs j. Chas. Y. smith left the bouse
amid showers Of rice and slippers Cor the
| O'Clock train on an extended weddlag tour,
taking in Saratoga and Niagara Falls on the
way TO the world's fair.