Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-07-06
SOCIAL MATTERS.
Sewers
several Notwithstanding
Their Outings.

several Observation-Disclosures ON
Their Outings.
Miss Gertrude Taylor. daughter of Repre-
sentative Taylor. was married at the couu try
home Of her parents, Cambridge. Ohio, to Prof
NJ. S. Slaughter Of Grinnell, Iowa. Bishop
Walden Of Cincinnati, assisted by Rev. DR..
Carr, oficiated. Among the bridesmaids was
Miss Susan Grimes Walker Of this city. After
the wedding supper Prof. and Mrs Slaughter
started for New York and intend spending the
summer travelling in Germany. Mr.. T. Cor
win Taylor Of this city was present at the we'd
ding
Ex-Represeutative and Mrs. Hemphill are
back again and making a visit with Mrs.
Goldsborough on Riggs street. They have
been down in North Carolina.
Mr.. Hallet Kilbourn will start in q few DAYS
for Chicago, and there is no doubt but that
the worlds fair officials will make his visit an
exceptionally pleasant one. 1t will be re-
membered that Mr.. kilbourn was the chair
man Of the meeting Of prominent men in this
city at which the project Of holding Q Column
bian exposition was first talked over. Mr.. Kill
bourn returned to the city few days ago,
having seen Mrs Kilbourn and Mrs Bourgeat
comfortably settled for the rest of the summer
at Belmar, N. j.. where the latter's con-
valescence after her recent illness will be the
more surely hastened. Mr.. Bourgeat has re-
returned to Paris
Mrs. Chaa Pepper and her little daughter
Nora will start early next week for Chicago to
join Mr.. Pepper. who has been there for the
past month. In September, in company with
party of friends. Mrs. Pepper will make a
tour OF the northern lakes before returning to
her home in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lucius Lamar are at 1886 1
street FOR the summer. Mrs Lamar and her
Incina hAyo last
winters down in Texas. from which they have
just returned. MIRA Lamar has painted a por-
trait Of the late Justice Lamar, which lie on ex-
hibition in the government building at the
worlds fair. Esq.,
Miss Kate G. Durfee. and Mr. Clifford 4
Bergman of the draughtsman' q division patent
office, were married last evening at Trinity
Church parsonage by the rector, Rev. T. G..
Mr.. and Mrs. Bergman have gone to the
formers home in Kentucky to spend their
honeymoon. Upon their return they will
reside at 1241 G street northeast
The proprietor of the woodley Inn will give
q hop to his guests and their friends Saturday
evening.
Mrs. T. Hawke, accompanied by her daugh-
tiers Minnie and May. win leave the city Thurs
day to spend the summer at Orkney Springs,
Va.
MITE Cnarles y. Langley ana son George OF
sos New Jersey avenue are at Ocean Queen Ho-
tel, Atlantic City, for several weeks.
party Of young people, chaperoned by Mr..
and Mrs. E. 7. Jones, spent the Fourth At
Landover. the country home Of Miss J. Wilson.
Among those present we're Misses Mamie
Burns, Mamie Fitzpatrick, Sadie Graves, Maud
Keleher, Alice and Jenny Masterson. Maggie
and Mamie Donohue, Messrs. Hugh Mastersou,
Charles Becker. Tom Burns, VIM Hall. Ed Mil
Ter, John Boarman and Frank Connolly.
MIR. Jas. F. Stephenson Of New Philadelphia,
Ohio, and Miss Dollie A. Platt of this city were
married yesterday at the residence of Mr.. A.
+. Sperry, the brides uncle, 321 Delaware ave-
nue. northeast, by the Rev. Dr. Addison OF
Trinity Episcopal Church. Immediately after
the ceremony Mr. and Mrs. Stephenson started
on short northern tour. They will be at
home in New Philadelphia after August 1.
Mrs. Thomas Owens of 1908 New Hampshire
avenue left the city today for Capon springs.
DIR. ID. b Street and family left the city this
afternoon on An extended western trip, in.
Guiding the worlds fair and Dss Moines. Iowa.
Miss Cora Boyd left the city yesterday, in
company with Mrs. Holmes, for Chicago, where
she will join her mother. After they have seen
the worlds fair they will visit Eigin and other
places in the west