Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-05-29
SOCIAL MATTERS.

This week will be pretty active in the way O,
weddings. This evening the marriage Of Mis-,
Rose Boush and Ensign i. b. Magrudcr, U.SN
will take place at the residence Of the brides
mother. On Thursday at high noon at Epiphany
Church Miss Mary Johnson and Dr. Van Reus.
selaer will be married, and Miss McCaimont and
Passed Assistant Engineer Bryan will be mar.
ried at the New York Avenue Church on the
same evening, and on Saturday evening at St
Johns Church the marriage OF Miss Marie Vii.
Hanson. daughter of Chief Engineer and Mira
Williamson, TO Mr.. William Carvel Hall of Bal
timore will be an event Of wide interest to their
friends
Mr.. and Mrs. F. 2. p. Sands and family are now
at their summer home. Babylon, Long island,
whore they erected fine house last year on
| their farm, which borders on q picturesque
lake.
Ex-Governor Carroll and family have gone
to their country seat. Dougheraa Manor where
they will spend part Of next month before 20.
ing up to Bar Harbor for the rest of the season.
Senator Cameron's family will 60 abroad for
the summer, during which extensive repairs
will be made on their Lafayette square homo.
The Chief Justice and Mrs. Fuller have
opened their house in Chicago, where, during
the summer. they will entertain friends at in
tervals. The infant child OF the late Mrs. Grace
Fuller Brown died last week
Mrs. and the Misses Letter are in New York,
having arrived from Europe last week
Engineer and Mrs. Mcnocal arrived from
England on Saturday and al their home in thi.
city that night. Both are in excellent health
| and charmed to be back again in America
While in London during the last few month,
Mrs. Menocal had the pleasure of entertaining
many OF her Washington lady friends. includ
evrr Mrd lnt, n n Vl-.
&c. and hearing all the news OF home as the,
could tell it. Mr.. Menocal has been ordered q
Norfolk. where be will start shortly but for the
present at least every one will be glad to know
that their attractive home on De Sales street
will remain as it ID.
Mrs. and Miss Clagett are down at vircini,
Beach. where they will remain for the weel
and perhaps longer. Miss Ciagett is receiving
| the congratulations of her friends on hayins
broken her engagement with Mr.. Whiting o
New York Her illness caused a postponemen-
OF the day, and it also gave her an oppor.unit,
to find out That her happiness was not IRENE
diably bound up in the event ANYWAY, There
fore, very sensibly the engagement was broker
and the numerous superb presents sent back :,
her friends.
The engagement Of Miss Sophia Sakoiski O.
this city to S. Siiverman. IT., OF Syracuse,
N. u, is announced. At home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Miller, Miss Bombarce,
of Wiiliamsport. Nd, are the guests of A. FL
Angle, S19 9th street southeast.
Mrs. Agnes Rowen has gone to Gettysburg
| for STAY of few weeks.
party OF young people left the resi-
dence OF the Misses Katie and Annie Shea
| 1922 l street. last Sunday for the Big Fails
Among those VINO enjoyed tie outing were Ii,
Misses Katie and Annie Shea. Minnie arc
Birdie krause, Myrne and Katie Boyiean an,
hattie Cook. Messrs. Harry Kake. John Daley
Fred Eitniski, William Z. Pigott, /. Bumison
Edw. Green and C. A. Kelley.
Friends of the Garfield Memorial Hospita
and of the late Justice Miller are cordially In
| Vlted to attend the memorial services which
will take place in the parlors of the hospital on
Tuesday decoration day. at p m, at which
time a bust of the late Justice Miller will b.
presented TO the Miller building of the hospita
by his daughter. Mrs. Patty Miller Stocking