Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-06-12
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
Latest Gossip, Matrimonial and Other
wise
sGme Prospective Weddings of In
PIE Are D0ing-Personals.

Mrs. Lamont greatly enjoyed her visit to
West Point from which she has returned.
and only wishes that she could have re-
mained longer. Col and Mrs. Ernst gave a
beautiful reception for the Secretary and his
wife the afternoon of their stay. which was
the browning feature Of the courtesies ex-
tended to them.
Senator Brice's wife and daughters left
yesterday for Ohio. where they VIII make a
little visit to their old home at Lima before
sailing for Europe to spend the summer.
Senator Murphys family will go to Sara
toga about the 25th Of this month. where
they will occupy cottage for the summer.
TO Newport. where the assistant secretary
VIII formally open the new Naval College.
Maj. Camilius S. Hart has sent out invita-
tons for the marriage of his daughter
Camille to William Mann Irvine. Phi. D..
Tuesday evening. June 20, at hslf-past
o clock, at st. Mtchael's and All Angels
Church. 22d street and Virginia avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Chatard of Wash
ington Will spend the summer in Europe
They will sail On July q. Miss Charlotte
Williams Of baltimore will be with them
for several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs Brainard H. Warner have
Issued Invitations to a reception at their
home. in kensngton, Md. on Tuesday of
next week, to meet Vice President Steven
son.
Count Eugene S. X. Mitkiewicz and Miss
Mary Ethel Small. daughter of Mr.. Charles
Wells Small of Melvale. Baltimore county.
were married last night at the residence OF
Rev. c. Ernest Smith rector Of st. Michael
and All Angels Protestant Episcopal
Church. Baltimore.
The couple came over from Washington
late in the evening, accompanied by four
other persons. After spending an hour or
more in procuring the license the party
drove &c Rev. MIR. Smiths residence. where
they arrived about 10 o'clock.
In reply to the questions of the clergyman
the count said he had been married twice
before. but that both his wives were dead.
This was vouched for by the counts &C
quain tances who accompanied him.
1t was stated that none Of Miss Smalls
relatives were present at the marriage. Miss
Small. It was also stated. has been living I'm
Washington for some time. The count gave
his address as Washington Circle. Wash
ingt)n city.
After the wedding the party drove to
Union station and left on late train for
New York
Miss Estelle Tremaine Of Brooklyn, " Y.
the niece of Capt. Chester OF the Naval
Academy, who presented the flag to the
graduating class last week, is visiting her
| aunt, Mrs. Caldwell. 1859 y street north
west.
The encouragement Of the probable en-
Gen. H. kyd Douglas. adjutant general of
the state OF Maryland is not surprising TO
those who have been among the intimate
| acquaintance Of the former. but II would
create a great sensation il the maria sc
ever should take place. A good deal Of live
| ly canvassing WAS done the last few days
amongst number of persons who had op-
portunites TO watch the trend of events
while both the parties were in this city to
| get the truth of the rumor which has been
! in circulation the last three weeks. Mrs
Sartoris, however, has never Indicated that
| she WAS er gagged 10 The gallant Marylander.
| or anybody else, but she is not a woman
given to talking about herself. 1t may be
| interesting Information just at this time for
/ the world at large TO know that while Mrs
SArtoris enjoys a comfortable income, some
thing like thirty thousand a year, il ceases
\ If she nsarries again, by the will CT her
| father-in law. who provided an ample COM
| potency both for her and her three chill
dren. Mrs. Sartoris has some very decided
| views on the matrimonial state, ana those
| who have had most intimacy with her for
| the last year are OF the opinion, while she
| has not said at ali. that she will not
| marry again. 1t is also said as the latest
| bit Of gossip in this direction that Gen
| Douglas has secured accommodations for
| Mrs Grant Mrs. Sartoris and Miss Rose
Mary Sartoris at well-known mountain
| resort I'm Maryland. BIZ If Mrs. Grant and
| her daughter will be able to spend even
! part of the summer at half the places at
! which II is already announced they have
| secur ed rooms, cottages, etc, they will have
| rather an active time keeping Up with
| their engagements.
Miss White. who has been living during
the winter with her sister. Mrs. William Z.
/ knight, on Capitol Hill, has moved to her
new home. No. 2l43 street
Miss Julia c. Lee was rendered a pleasant
surprise party last evening, the occasion
/ being her nineteenth birthday. Among
| those present were the Misses Emma and
| Blanche Thompson, Misses Mamie Lee. Abb
hey Venable. Bertha Langley. Salle Simp-
| son, Mamie Farren, Mable Schaefer Jennie
Doyle. Susie Sweet Daisy Crismond of
| Washington. Lillian and Gertrude Lenox of
| New York city. Edith, Annie and Mamie
Allbritton Of La Plata, No., Mabel Owens
| of Waldorf Mo. Annora Sanner of Balti-
more, Messrs. Wolf. Mann. Maddox Muir
ply. Brettny. Sunwold. Kahn, Baldwin
Purse, Johnson. Henderson, Geo. r. Lee
Lucas. Dobbs. Luce OF Washington and
| Edw. Allen.
Miss Fanny Appleby has just returned
from Boston. and will probably return there
| in the fall and resume her studies.
Miss Bertha X. Aukam has returned after
a six weeks visit to Troy, New York city
and Brooklyn.
The Colonial Danes OF Baltimore were the
guests today at Mount Vernon of the regent
! and vice regents now there in council Gov
OFerrall of Virginia and several members
of his stan We're also expected for their an
| nual visit
Mrs. II. M. Bastable Of Fauquier county
and Miss Maggie Thomas of Fairfax, Va,
| are the guests Of Mrs. H. c. yesterday
Mr.. H. p. Springer superintendent of
malls, city post Office. and Mrs Springer
| went yesterday to Wilmington, N c. in
consequence Of the death OF Mr. Frederick
l.. Springer. youngest brother Of the for
mer.
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