Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-08-30
SOCIAL MATTERS.
Col. Jerome Bona pa rte's niness-Per-
sOnal Notes.

NotfS.
The report OF Col. Jerome Bonaparte's Sc
rious Illness which reached here few
days ago proves to be untrue. although not
without foundation. Mr.. Bonaparte is suf-
fering from liver complaint of an aggra-
waited type. which falls Just short Of the
dangerous point. Ever since he arrived at
Pride's Crossing, three months ago. Mr.
Bonaparte has been afflicted with jaundice.
but has been able to keep up his outdoor
rides until recently. His condition rs such.
however as to make the family plans for
leaving their summer home in an UNCERTAIN
state
The Bonapartes usually spend a fey
weeks at Tuxedo before returning to WASH
ington. but this year their plans are likely
to be changed
mer house Of Gen. Charles @. Lorfng of
Boston. about a mile from Pride's Cross
ing station. The place is situated nearly a
quarter of a mile back from the road on
the beach. 1t has broad veranda. that
commands the sweep of ocean like the
bridge of a palatial steamer. The house is
very irregularly built with jutting corners
at every turn as you pass around the bal
cony, which here and there attains the dig
nifty of a piazza.
Col Bonaparte is nearly sixty-three years
old, and is q graduate of West Point He
served several years in the United States
army and afterward in the French army.
winning distinction in the Crfmean ard
Franco-Prussian wars Col. Bonauarte Is
the third of the name in the United states,
being the elder son of Jerome Napoleon
Jerome, King of Nuremberg.
Miss Nettie Mcfarland and DIR. Edmund
Barry were married last evening at the
residence OF the brides parents at s
O'Clock by the Rev. DIR. Kuhns Of the
Church of the Reformation. only their inn
mediate relatives being present The bride
is well known and favorite in musical
circles and is organist and director of the
choir Of Calvary Parish Church. DIR. Bar
ry has been recently appointed resident
physician at the Ouray indian agency in
Utah. After receiving the congratulations
of their friends the young couple left at 2
o'clock for a brief wedding trip to the
north, after which DIR. Barry will proceed
to his station, where Mrs. Barry will join
him as soon as he has secured a house.
Miss Laura Church has returned from a
visit TO friends in Philadelphia.
Miss Rosaiie S. Hilton. youngest
daughter of A. r. Hilton of this city. and
A. Claude Clancy of Annapolis. Nd. We're
married on the I'D instant by the Rev
Watson Case i'm the presence of a large
number of relatives and friends. They will
be pleased to see their friends at 2l3 C
street northeast.
DIR. and Mrs. Thomas NJ Talbot have re-
turned from the west. Mrs. Talbot read
papers before the American Association for
the Advancement of Science at Madison
Wis. and also at the Science Congress i'm
Chicago.
Mrs. Loga f. Stilley and Miss Stilley
have just returned from the mountains of
Virginia, where they have been spending
the summer. They will be pleased to see
their friends at their new home 2oi Iudi-
ana avenue northwest.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford S. Walton are now
at Monterey, Cal
Mrs. Marian Hubbard has gone TO spend
her vacation with friends in Connecticut.
Mrs. Clara r. Norton who went to Re-
hoboth Beach for the summer. is living
there Ill with typhoid fever Her mother
MIS- Gray, is in attendance upon her