Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-06-06
SOCIAL MATTERS.
Summer Travellers and Stay-at- Homes-Per-
sonals of Interest.

Summer Travellers and Stay-at- Homes-Per-
| sonals of Interest.
Secretary and Mrs Carlisle ami Mr.. and Mrs.
A. A. Wilson returned last night from Easton
| Nd. where they have been for nearly n week
the guests of Senator and Mrs. Gibson. The
| trip to Easton was made from Annapolis on a
private yacht. Coming home they missed the
boat and were obliged to lcngthen their holiday
another day.
The stay of the party ut Ratcliffe Manor was
made delightful one by such IL host and host
ess as Senator and Mrs. Gibson make.
Secretary and Mrs. Carlisle met the beauty
and gallantry of the section at a lawn party
last Saturday from to o'clock. Fully 500
pers ons were present to greet the distinguished
visitors.
The front porch enters largely into social
doings nowadays, or rather nights. Sir Julian
and Lady Pnuncefote have made all necessary
preparations to enjoy tine big balcony over the
porte-cochere at the British legation. gay
coiored awning protects it from the sun all dav
Wicker chairs and rustic seats are plentifuliy
provided and after dinner every night it is a
favorite resting place with the family and the
guests who drop in. The doors Of the
legation are now thrown wide open
every evening. and the lights stream out
into tho streets in the ;riendliest sort of way.
When Sir Julian and Lady Pauncefote leave
here they will so to Newport to spend the sum-
mer. The Misses Pauncefo:e are having most
interesting visit in Chicago, where every mo-
ment not taken up with social matters is given
to the fair.
Secretary and Mrs. Hoke Smith enjoy their
front doorsteps these hot evenings. With
their children playing around them on the
terrace they add picture of domestic simpli-
city that is familiar sight in this city.
Miss Corinne Blackburn has returned here
for visit to Mrs. James F. Barbour She has
been out at Fort Reno the past month visiting
her sister. Senator and Mrs. Blackburn and
their daughters will summer at Ocean City,
Md, where they have pleasant cottage.
Mrs. Beale will spend the summer at Deer
Park, where Mrs. Tucker. Mrs. James F. Bar
bour, Mrs. Estes Rathbone and other Washing
tonians have leased neighboring cottages
The annual garden tea party for the benefit
Of the Home for the Incurnbles will be held
Thursday, June 8, from 4 to 10, as usual at the
beautiful homo Of Mrs. George n Beale. 3l47
p st. neutrality-suspicious. ladies will assist at
the various booths and tents and the event will
be as attractive as it is possible to make it..
Miss E. Pauline Leech and Mr.. Willis F. Roe
will be married at Foundry Church on the
morning of the 14th
The Misses Lula and Victoria Essex OF NJ
street are spending the summer with friends in
Merrifield, Va.
Miss J. Estelle Nichols of Capitol Hill is at
Chicago. She will make.a trip to the Pacific
coast before returning here and will remain
there for several months.
Mr.. Dennis Guilty and Miss Maggie Carpen-
ter were married last Thursday evening at the
Church OF the Immaculate Conception by Rev.
Father Ryan. Mr.. Chas. Common and Miss Lizzie
Carpenter stood mp with the couple. The bride
wore cream cashmere trimmed with silk and
carried hridp'S A fnll
the future residence of Mr. and Mrs. Guilty,
which was largely attended
Among those present we're Miss Ella Guilty, |
Miss Nora Conner Miss NJ. Killigan, Miss Nellie |
Lehy, Mr.. W. Wall. Mr. D. Conner, Mr.. Stone
man. Mr.. J. Devine, Mr.. G. Warren, Mr.. Daley, |
Mr.. Sullivan. Mr.. and Mrs. p. Carpenter, Mr.. |
and Mrs. c. Lingback, Mr.. and Mrs. Will |
Brown, Mr.. and Mrs. o. Woods. Mr. and Mrs q. |
Conner, MIR. and Mrs d. Connell. Mr. and Mrs. |
i. Hanley. Mr.. and Mrs. McKenny. Mrs. NJ. |
CARPENTER. Mrs. William Daley, Misses Car
penter, Misses Daley and Misses Boyle.
Miss Marie Howe. who sang the part Of |
Josephine so successfully in the juvenile per-
Torrance Of "Pinafore," gave q box party on |
last at Albaughs to the other mem
bers Of the cast. The clever young company
filled two boxes and greatly enjoyed the per-
formance. Mrs. Frank L. Howe and Mrs |
Harrison Dlngman, who as the chairman Of the |
ladies' executive committee worked so hard for |
the success of "Pinafore,' matronized the |
party.
Miss Nj. Irene Selman Of Dickerson, Mont
gonery county, Nd, who has been visiting rel
atives here. has returned home
Mrs. Howard Thorpe Woods is visiting in
Frederick.
MIR. and Mrs. r. X. Cralle leave tomorrow
for Chicago, to be gone a week or ten days
Representative and Mrs. Harter have sent
out cards for the marriage of their daughter,
Miss Annie Brown Harter, to Mr.. John Vaughn
Merrick of Philadelphia at st. Luke's Church.
Ohio, June 49, ut ) o'clock A we'd
ding reception will follow at their residence