Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-07-05

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SOCIAL MATTERS.
outings Of wen-Known People-Perssnsi
The Mexican minister and Mrs. Romero do
not now expect to leave the city for their sum-
mer travels until Saturday or perhaps early
next week They viii 60 first to Chicago and
after that TO Seattle and the northwest
Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin Steele and daughters
are at one Of the hotels at Bar Harbor, where
they will spend the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs John Langhorne and family
viii spend tho summer at their Virginia country
home They have made visit TO the worlds
| fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll Mercer have q usual
gone to Bar Harbor for the summer
The approaching session Of Congress has al
ready disturbed the plans made by many of the
foreigners for extensive travels this summer
and fall Especially IL this true Of those who
bad contemplated trips across The water during
the next three months, so that in al probsbii-
ity the most Of them viii have splendid chance
| 70 enjoy the many attractions Washington has
| 70 oner o summer sojourner.
Mrs. Audenried. after her return from Chi
cago, win spend the rest Of the summer at Deer
Park. Count and Countess Divonne win not
| come to America this summer.
Senator Blackburn and family are particu-
larly happy in their Ocean City cottage, with its
close proximity to this city, in view Of the COM
ing session Of Congress The Misses Blackburn
and Mrs. Hall and her baby are with the Soma
tor and Mrs Blackburn for the summer
The marriage Of Miss Clara R. Wheat 10 Mr..
John P. Hubbard, formerly Of Hiram. Me-.
took place at the residence of the brides
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. e. NJ Wheat sos n
street northeast, at 10 O'Clock this morning The
ceremony was performed by Rev. D. NJ Brown
ing of Elicott City, Nd, the brides former
pastor. The bride was attended BY her sster
Miss Mabel Wheat The best man was Mr. J.
A. Oldfold Of this city. The bride was very
becomingly attired in travelling costume Of
changeable poplin, trimmed with brown silk
and velvet and carried . bunch of white roses
The parlors were tastefully decorated With
palms, and were well filed with the friends Of
the bride and groom, who are both well known
in Washington
Among those press.t were Capt z. d. smoos
and Lieuts. John N. Test and P. p. Orth Of IL
Government Printing Once Rifss, company G,
sixth battalion. of which the groom b mem
Der also Mr.. and Mrs. Harrison Wheat and Mr.
and Mrs. James E. Wheat Of Philsdelphia,
Misses Mabel and Reba Smith Of Wilmington,
Del, Dr. and Mrs D: DIN Leech, Rev. and Mira
Markham: Rev. and Mrs. Z: o. Eldridge,
Mr. and Mrs. A T. osvis, Mr.. A. b Bell,
Mr.. z. @. Davis, DR.. q. c. Burton, d..
W. F. Mattingly, Mrs. E q. Harper and
daughter Lora, Mr.. B. F. Fuller, wife
and daughter. Mrs Flather. Mrs. Burton, Mrs
Miss Tod Mullen, Miss CART, Mrs. 2. Morris,
Mr.. and Mrs. Lesher. Mira Burch. Mr.. and Mira
Allen Bussius, Mrs. Glenn, Mr.. and Mrs. J. FL
bridge Burns, Mrs. VIM Gibson, Mrs STAINS
bury, Misses May and Annie Branson, Miss
Emma Houchen and others.
After the hearty concr. tulst;ons NJ A. ~c,n
pany wedding breakfast was served. and the
happy couple left at noon for An extended weA-
ding tour, including Boston, Portland, No,
and the White mountains. Upon their return
gust at No. 627 Maryland avenue northeast
At River Springs, St. Clemsut's bay, On Fri-
day night last, Q dance was given In honor Of
Mr.. John Norris and Mr.. Louis Mossr Of this
city at the residence Of Capt Joe Basssl
Dancing was kept mp until . late hour.
Among those well-known folks Of the psigh-
borhood were DR.. Blackstone, Capt Albors
Norris, Capt George Bitsel, Capt Lee Norris,
Mr.. Theo. Boswick, Mr.. Stuart Russell snd wife
and the Misses Rens Arnold, Susie and Addis
Ellis, Nettie Norris, Lena Norris and Nay
Bitzel
Marquis ImperialH ID st Tuxedo Park
Mrs. and the Mines skerrsst are In San Fran
cisco on theirvay to Honolulu. 10 Soin Ad-
mirl Skerretk
Mrs. Miller, widow Of the late Justice Mnlsr,
ID in San Francisco, and intends 70 spsnd shs
summer between Monssrsy and sanA HaehazA
Cal
The Misses Pstten have Joined the ssmnss
colony at Beverly, Mass-
In al likelihood Mira Mckee and her chfldEsa
viii remain at Beverly, Mass, most Of ths sum-
| mer, Mrs. Dimmick and Mrs. Parker remain
| ing with ex-Presdent Harrison ~ Oaps 1ay
Point
Mrs Kuhn, wife Of Lieut. Kuhn, = mah3ng
visit 10 her psrents.. MAJ and Ma Psxhss, -
Soldiers Home.
Miss Maggie McMahon and Mn Mabsl Nulse
have gone 70 Hartford for . two wssu' IN
Mrs. L. @ Hsrrfck leaves to-day foe Afssa,
where IL h expected she win shorslyvs0.ia -
health.
Miss Nellie q. Humphreys has gone vsst -
spend her vacation
Miss Anna NJ whitsmore and Mis- Jssis
Andre Of Savannah, Ga, have gone 20 On1nago
for months visit at the worlds fAir. 1iss
| Whitemore will spend the remainder of Ne
summer with relatives In Mississippi
party of young washingtonians, including
the Misses Brown, Gibson, Hsiss, strothsr and
Doyle, were invited by Miss ssIis Gross -
| spend the Fourth at the country residencs Of
her father, Mr.. Z. p. Cross The main fsseure
Of the day was q straw hide. planned and con-
Quoted by Mr.. Benjamin Bell Inc Guee0 en-
| joyed dne display Of fireworks.
Miss Blanche starkey Of 40 Rhode I1lnnA
avenue northwest viii spend July and Aag1st
with friends in Pennsylvania
Prof. ii. Marion Of the Naval Academy md
family left last week for IN extended xisit 10 the
worlds fair.
Gen. Hazen left yesterday for Chicago,
accompanied by his wife and daughter, Mss
Hazen, whose long illness has detained thsm IL
the city until the present time. has recovered
sufficiently to undertake the journey With hsy
parents They will remain ct Chlcage end
points west for several months before rssurs1na
to the city.
Miss Virginia Ball and Mr.. Howard n hl
of Detroit are the guests Of Me- and Ma A. n
Ball They viii stay in the city for Q coupls a
weeks before joining Warrington party On .
trip TO the White mountainsl
Over 100 Washington families spent the
Fourth Of July ut the country home Of VIM. p.
and Nina Vera Hughes. The grounds we're
| complete with every convenienos-surreyA,
| hammocks, outdoor tables-and Q happiee
group was not known than the metaphysir1nn1
who gather weekly at 6os z.
Mr.. W. T. Roberts and wife, Mr.. W. I. Moore
and Miss Maud Moore left this morning for
two weeks trip to Chicago and Niagara FallA
Miss Resale Martin, daughter Of Edward L.
Martin Of Seaford. Del, has returned 20 hef