Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-07-26
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
Summer Recreation For Washington Peo-
$3.50 e'O."a'" '''f pie.
Where. TheyAse Spending Their HoIi-
a., A., days-Personal Notes of
-. ... s..... .Inferest.

Miss Mabel Coleman has gone to spend
the rest of the sumner with friends at
OH Grclards Me-
Miss Margaret. Blaine. who has been
spending the past six weeks at Silcott
Springs. ya4s returned to the city today.
Miss Edith Duryee. daughter of Col Red
fead Duryee, has gone to New York to visit
her sister. Mrs. Willie r. Richardson.
The marriage of Mr.. w. N. Croggon to
Miss Ida w. Lee took place at the residence
of the, BRIDES mother. sos eth street south
west. at a. m. yesterday. Rev. Mr.. ]. II.
N. Lemon officiated. The bride and groom
left at IL a. m. Tor an extended trip north
Miss c. Louise Hurlbut. Miss Otie Nelson
and the Misses Dayton of this city are
registered at the Hilltop House, Harper's
Ferry, w. Va.
!, Mrs. Ferris. widow of Major S. p. Ferris
fourth U. S. infantry is the guest of Col
and Mrs. A. G. Bracket, l126 . street
northwest.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. L. Frazier and son are
visiting Mr. and Mrs A. ID. Bagby at Charl-
ton Heights. Md
MISSES Aulds. Miss Maude Bradley, Miss
Margaret Russell. Mrs. jackson. Mrs
Cavanaugh and Mr.. Robert Russell, from
Washington, and Aiiss Mary Flower, from
Alexandria, Va, are stopping at Saga
more Hail. Round Hill, Va.
Miss Helen y, Wilson, and Mr.. Albert NJ.
Hoge of Tennessee were married Wednes-
day evening, July X. AT the home of the
bride, 1523 Coli mbia street northwest. Rev
DIR. Elliott of the Ascension Church per-
formed the ceremony. The bride wore a
dainty gown of white organdie, trimmed
with white satin ribbons. Among these
present were Mrs. J. Wilson. mother of
the bride: Mr. and Mrs. Harry b. Wilson,
Mr.. Albert Wilson. Mr.. and Mrs. J. Hoge
Mr.. and Mrs. A. s. Galley, Mr.. and Mrs.
II
Mr.. Wallace Hoge. Mr.. Matthews, Mrs
and the Misses Carrie ard Hattie Borland
ard MIR. and Mrs. j. Wilson. Mr.. and
Mrs. A NJ. Hoge will be at home to their
friends at $50 Rhode Island avenue north
west.
Miss M A. O'Conrer Is slowly recovering
fIom several months severe Illness
Mrs 8. Saks-Solomon will receive at her
residence, No 1916 Q street northwest Sun
day, July -. from to O'Clock.
Messrs,. 'Brooksrand Denton. banjoists and
Silverberg. pianist. gave a delightful musi-
Gale yesterday afternoon at the residence
Of Mr. and Mrs. A. ". Holmes. ITO T street
northwest.
Misses Mamie-and-Bertha Erdmann have
gone to New York city and Watkins
Glen.
Miss Ada L. Townsend will remain at
Cottage City until fall.
Miss Ray Cohen OF St. Louis is visiting
her brother. Meyer. Cohen. 80 G street
northeast
Mrs. A. Miller of 18th street northeast
will leave for Wesley Grove today. and in
company with Mrs Vanhorn. will occupy
cottage on the front circle during camp.
The following Washingtonians are at Con-
gress Han: cape May: The Guatemalan
minister and wife, Mme Arriaga and fam
lily, Mrs Frank V. Bennett. Count EIDE
Milking and wife. j. IL. Cathell and sister
NJ. Suners. Andrew Y. Bradley, Mr. and
Mrs. Frank A Betancourt, Guatemala's le-
cation; VIM. Hancock and wife Phil and
Harry King. Edmuhdo J. Plaza of the Mexi-
can legation. Mrs. s. W. Cobb Miss Louise
Jameson. Frank Jameson. Thos. M. Rogers
Andrew f. Sanborne. Stephen NJ. White
Manuef fMuitedo of the Spanish legation.
Mrs. A T. McCullum. Mr.. b. H. Johnston,
Miss Johnston l. l. Roduguy, wife and child
Z. {: Brooke, Z. Q. Wagenhurst, Mrs Thos
wallace. Hamilton S. Wallace, J. ID.
, Moffat, wife and son.
Ms. T.. Farrell u spending . few days
at Colonial Bear...