Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-06-16
SOCIAL MATTERS,
Some June Weddings-Where People Ar
Going for the Summer.

crepe. The bride was gowned in pearl silk
Mr.. Geo. F. Downey was best man.
Among the guests we're Mr. and Mrs. Thos
Downey, Mr.. and Mrs. Adolphus F. Liphard
MT and Mrs: George schreyer. Mr.: and Mrs
r. z. Cook. Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Liphnrd Miss
Sophie Llphard, Mr. and Mrs. John Liphard
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. HELEN, Mr. and Mrs. Chas.
HELEN, Miss Lille HELEN Mrs. Joe HELEN Miss
Fannie Tatspaugh. Miss Fannie At Lee, Mr.. w.
8. Kane, Miss Leila Schroeder. Mr. Clarence
Schroeder, Miss Lila Butt, Miss Rose Page,
Mr.. VIM. Anderson, Mrs. Lybruni Ander-
son. Mrs. Katie Farr, Miss Hettie Smith,
Miss May Smith, Mr.. Charles Smith. Mr.. VIM.
Breirer. Miss Nellie Hanley. Mr.. John Dawson,
Mr.. Selman, Mr.. Reeves, Miss Laura French,
Prof. R. c. Goss, Miss Beckie Huntington. Mrs.
VIM. Young. the Misses Ella and Lottie Cooley,
Miss Nichols Miss Amelia Dalton, Miss Leila
Heron, Mr. Henry Bittinger.
The bride and groom took the 1l:S5 train for
Wilmington. Del
Baron and Baroness Won Zedtwitz sailed for
Hamburg yesterday.
The new Chilean minister, Mr.. Cana, and wife
arrived in New York yesterday, and are e1-
pected here very shortly. Mr.. Cana has once
before represented his country at this capital,
wife.
Miss Harriet C. Camp. daughter Of Rev. DR..
N. w. Camp Of Washington, D. c., was mar
ried to Dr.. Geo. Lounsbury OF Charleston. w.
Va, Wednesday in the Westminster Presby-
terrain Church. Bloomfield N. J. The ceremony
was performed by Rev. C. W. Camp Of Lock-
port, N. Y, brother Of the bride. Frank E.
Johns Church, presided at the organ. Miss
Ethel Camp Of Washington, D. c., was the
maid Of honor. The ushers were Herbert Hop
kins Of New York, G. A. Camp Of Washington,
d. c., Arthur Robinson Of Coalsburg, Va, and
+. T. Camp OF Bloomfield.
Lieut.. and Mrs. Hoskins will spend the sum-
mer on Staten Island.
Mrs. Annie Eastman and her sister, Miss
Maxwell, and tho daughters Of the former will
spend the summer out at Bladensburg. where
they have taken . house for the next two
months.
Mr.. and Mrs. McCauley have closed their
house and will, as usual, spend the summer at
Bar Harbor.
Mrs. John NJ Wilson has been up to West
Point to visit her married daughter there. Col
Wilson was also there for the graduating ex-
ercises at the academy and was greatly honized
by both the young officers - well a. everybody
else Mt the post.
Senator and Mira Dolph and their family will
leave here the last OF the month to begin their
summer travels. They will first 20 to Chicago
and then make q tour Of the northern lakes on
their way to Portland, Ore, where the rest Of the
summer will be spent. Mr. and Mrs. Nixon are
also going to Oregon, which they will make
their homo for the future, as the former will at
once begin the practice OF law as . partner with
Senator Dolph.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Thompson Harris and
Mrs. S. V. Niles will spend the warm months at
Deer Park.
Last Sunday afternoon at o'clock Mr. Alfred
Selinger and Miss Fannie Cohen were married
at the Eighth Street Synagogue by Raw. L.
Stern. After the ceremony the party returned
to their home. 11S0 9Th street northwest. the
residence Of the brides parents, where a grand
supper was served to the relatives and ushers.
The ushers were N. s. Meyer, I. II. Waller
Ochs. Gus Wallerstein, Sol Louis and s. D.
Minister Of this city and NJ. Solomon and Leon
Himmel Of Baltimore. After supper Q recep-
ton was held until late hour.
Among those present were Mr.. and Mrs.
Moses Cohen, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Seleinger, Mr..
Myer Cohen. Misses Ella. Grace, Florence and
Mabel Cohen, Mr. and Mira Herman Open
heimer. Mr. and Mrs. Myer Loeb, Mr.. and Mrs.
Jacob Loeb, Mr.. and Mrs. Simon Wolf, Mr.. A.
G.. Wolf. Miss May Wolf, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Franc, Miss Blanche Lansburgh, Miss Jennie
Strasburger, Miss Ernie Myer. Miss Bertha
Mailhouse, Mrs. Jeanette Stern, Mr.. Louis
Hirsh and the Misses Hirsh. The couple went
for short trip to the north.
At the First Presby terrain Church OF Cumber-
land. Md, Wednesday evening Miss Cora
Shryer, daughter OF Thomas w. Shryer Of that
city. was married to William Davidson Bracket
Of Minneapolis, MINI. Miss Edith Edwards Of
Cumberland was maid Of honor snd Mr. Walter
Shryer. brother Of the bride. acted IS best man.
The ushers we're Messrs. Thomas Bracket Of
Minneapolis brother Of the groom; Russell
Myers and II. W. Sessford Of Washington, d. C.
Perry Warheld, Harry Warield, Frank Weber
and Frank Edwards Of Cumberland.
Among the guests present were Mr.. and Mrs.
Harr MAJ
Blanche Myers Of this city, Mrs. Geo. F.
Bracket OF New York. Tho bride, who was
given away by her father. wore q dress Of ivory
satin. empire style. Her ornaments we're dia-
monds. She wore a pure white vail Of Point
dE,prit lace, caught with flowers. She carried
a bunch Of white roses Mics Edwards dress
was Of embroidered gauze over q petticoat Of
Nile green satin. The waist was Of the style of
1880. She carried pink roses. Her ornaments
were also diamonds. At the brides residence
reception was held until l O'Clock, when Mr.
and Mrs Bracket took the train for Chicago
The s. P. Club gave party at the residence
of Mrs. Hagermnn, 1877 D street southwest.
Among the guests were the Misses Mary and
Clara Smoot, Marie Stafford, Matte Mockabee,
Maud Bird, Veronica Morrow, Katie Sorrell,
Estelle Bond, Carrie Hagerman, Carrie Reed,
Lily Ferries, Minnie Adams, Annette Doyle
and Inez Howard. and Masters Harry Luckett,
Harry Barker, Henry Lattener, John Mann,
Robbie Howard David Thomons, David Tastet
and Waldo Tastet.
Mrs Clarence B. Rheem, with her little son,
has left the city for the summer. She will
visit her sister, Mrs. Della Domer Alleman,
formerly of this city and now in Harrisburg.
for few days and then 60 to the mountains of
western Pennsylvania.
Mr.. and Mrs. z. c. Robbins have left the
city for New Brighton, Staten Island, N. Y, and
other summer resorts.
n
j. Cook of NJ street, was among the graduates
ut Lutherville. Nd, Seminary last week.
DR.. George 7. Ribble. the new chief Of the
western division Of the pension office, is in town
and il making his temporary quart ers at the
Ebbitt House. Mrs. Ribble, who 10 the sister
Of Mrs. George V. Balch Of 2321 Pennsylvania
avenue. will spend most Of the summer at their
country home in Milford. NJ, and will join
her husband here in the autumn
A NEW FREIGHT YARD.