Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-06-29
MANY JUNE BRIDES.
Churches Made Melodious With
Wedding Marches.
LAWN PARTY AT TWIN OAKS.
How Mr.. and Mrs. Gardiner Hubbard En-
tertainsd the National Geographic Society
Last Eyening-Other Social Events-where
Folks Are Spending the Summer.


ance with their annual custom. gave a lawn
party last evening in honor of the National
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~ p,esi'eh', al Twin OAKS, their summer nome.
Inc evening was perfect for the event, and the
occasion gave great pleasure to the large num-
Der of members of the society who were pres-
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e"sy means OF reaching ms peautiiui
suburban home. Large conveyances were kept
going all the evening from the electric cars at
"oodley lane to the house.
The grounds around the mansion were IL
Illuminated with japanese lanterns and made a
charming sight after night fell The musicians
were stationed under the trees In q prettily
arranged nook between the twin oaks, after
which the place is named, there we're bowls of
punch and lemonade. On the spacious
serandas ices were served from daintily ar
ranged tables.
| AT the house Mr.. and Mrs. Hubbard met
their guests with warm welcome. Assisting
tnem IN their kindly attentions were Mr.. and
Mrs Chas Bell and Miss Dodge. The little
| Misses Bell and Miss Daisy Grossman were pic
turesque ngures Hitting about the house and
grounds. 10 the spacious dining room supper
was served all the evening.
All the drawing rooms and halls were lavishly
decorated with flowers. The splendid row OF
palms lining the avenue up to the mansion
1 "S-Ss - tfSady oduucu- Inc pai.lis
have been family possessions the last forty
| years and have attained magnificent growth.
In the winter they fill the big palm house that
Mr.. Hubbard had built especially for them in
| making the extensive alterations to his house.
To add the finishing touch to the pleasure OF
| the evening the moon shining as the guests
came back into the city.
Amons those present were Senator Dolph
Mrs Cockrell. Gen. and Mrs Schofield. Prof
and Mrs. Thomas Wilson. e.-Justice and Miss
Strong. Mr.. Charles T. Coon Miss Mallett
Prof. and Mrs. Nevcomb. Mr. l. a sbenard'
Prof and Miss Ieaman- Mrs Mary \. BARTON
Miss Brinklev. Mr.. and Mrs VIM III Ie.man'
Gen. Batchelder. Mr.. and Mira r III Newell
AFR. A n Grah,m NJ Il p Mann NJ n n
Forrest Mrs Scidmore Miss IA. Thomnson
Mr.. and Mrs I Uvde Nv II II Tamon
Mr. and Mrs William VI Wahst.r NJ "a
Mrs. A. Carman. Mr.. and MS Mendenhsn
Mr.. John r. Wight Mr. Walter Wvm.n NJ
George A. King, Prof. Powell Dr. and Mr..
W. W. Evans. Mr.. W. ]. MCGEE. Mr. r. II. Bar
tie. Mr.. Frank n Bipelow Miss III N Gihhe
Mr.. Isaac Wall, Mr.. Lafayette C. Loomis. Mr..
A. {: Roberts, Dr. {. +; Rand, Mr.. and Mrs.
II. r. X Holt Miss Madeline A GARNER.
Mr. A.. making, Mr.. Edwin + Howell, Mr..
n l. Evans, MI. William Aydelotte, Mr.. and
Mrs White. Miss Chester. Mrs stevenson,
Mr. Henry Bates Mrs Edwin J. Pond, Mr..
and Mrs. Chas. I. Lincoln. Mr.. Richard Won
Esdorf, Mr.. and Mrs. W. L. Cliff. Mrs. Fannie
b. Colonna, Miss DAILY, Miss Ravenburg. Mr. al d
Mrs. II. ". Bergman and daughter, Mr.. Z.
Schmidt. Mr.. John X. Young. Mr.. W. c. Willen-
l,,.. - C-~.sA