Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-10-31

bring up much of the furniture from his
nome In the south. Both the Secretary and
ms daughter are still at the Richmond
sirs- Alicou VIII be on during the gay sea-
son to assist Miss Herbert in dispensing
the hospitalities Of their fathers home.
ana Miss Herbert, as has always been her
custom since she began to keep house In
TINS city for her father, will have from
TINE to time her young lady friends from
home to visit her
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. E. Perkins of CALI
1ornia are in iowa for a few DAYS on their
way nome to the Pacific coast by yay OF
New York. They came east to do the fair
anu are now here to visit Senator Perkins
Mr.. Perkins. who is the eldest son of the
senator, owns fine ranch in San LUIS
Opispo county, where he resides in the
Mrs Perkins is a daughter of Gen Sheehan
OF sacramento. Cal. one Of the foremost
men In the state, and is a young lady Of
great personal attractiveness. After the
ger tors wife and family join him here
as he hopes to have them during the
winter. his son and wife will again come
on for a visit
Ex-Gov. Carroll and family will shortly
take possession Of the Pendleton house ON
10th street, which they have leasee for ths,
winter. Miss Carroll has not vet roma
ABROAD, but will sail on the 18th of Novem-
abroad.
Mrs. Hearst has come on from California
New Hampshire avenue home. where every.
one hopes she will spend the entire winter.
Inc engagement is formally announced
OF Miss Marguerite Estelle Huyck, eldest
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. J. Van Ness
Huyck, to Lieut.. Juan Sinclair Attwell
formerly naval attache of the Argentine
legation and at present connected with the
Argentine special arbitration mission The
wedding VIII take place in the near future.
Mr.. and Mrs James H. Forsyth returned
last evening from the worlds fair.
| Mrs. NJ. j. Martin has issued cards for
the marriage Of her daughter, Bell Everett.
to Mr.. Frank Holdt Walker, THURSDAY.
| November g. at high noon, at McKendree
Church. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank H Walker
NH NH De at home after November q on
thursdays, at 5ls Sd street northwest
Mr.. and Mrs. A L. Barber. accomnan,e6
by Miss Lorena and Mr.. L. David Barber
| have arrived in London They were ths
guests over their first Sunday of Sir Rich.
ard Webster at his country place, Gran.
| leigh"
Mrs. Geo. n. West and Mrs. ID. r. Nc.
Gowan of Capitol Hill have lust returned
\ from the worlds fair.
| Gen. and Mrs. Stanley and Miss Stanley
VIII be at home on Fridays at the Soldiers
| Home.
Representative Geary Of California ana
family have returned from their visit IN
| Snicago ana New York and have leased
4 IL
| tne home of Mr.. and Mrs. Findlay Harris.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Harris have given up house
keeping temporarily on account OF the con-
,lhued Ill health of Mrs. Harris and are now
| located with the family of Mr.. and Mira
Martin' ldSS q street northwest
Miss Juliet King has returned from Chi
cago and is at her home, HOS p street north-
west for the winter.
The marriage of Mrs. Ella Quackenbusb
and Mr.. John T. Davis of New York took
| place last night at Holy Trinity Church A
| reception was held afterward at the brides
| residence on p street, Georgetown.
| MIS- Boatner, wife of Representative
Boatner. has returned with her husband To
| washington. They will remain here dur
| ing the recess, residing at l0l2 l4th street
northwest.
MI and Mrs. w. II. Moses have taken
apartments at the Arlington for the winter.
Miss Annie Westmoreland Turpin ana
Mr.. Edward H Jennings both of this CITY
were married last Thursday at DON al
Trinity Church. Chicago. Mr. SpauldinR cf
tnls city acted as best man, and the brides
mother gave her away. In place of flowers
tne pride carried prayer book from
winch the service was read. The ring used
was the wedding ring of her maternal
grandmother. The bride wore q costume
OF tan cloth and brown velvet bonnet to
match Mr.. and Mrs. Jennings have zone
10 Danville, Ky, where they will make
their home. Mrs. Renick the br1de'a
motner, has returned to Washington.