Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-06-11
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY.
The Comfngs and Goings of Proni.
nent FOlks-Interesting Personals.

The Comfngs and Goings Of Proni.
nent Folks-Interestfng Personals.
Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Foster are now in
California. and their friends here hope to
see them back in Washington within the
next ten days. After a short stay here,
however, they are going to WATERFOWL, N.
Y, for the summer months.
Miss Edes. who has been in New York the
past fortnight. has returned. and yesterday
entertained a small company at breakfast
Maj. and Mrs. Tucker have gone to ST.
Paul. leaving Saturday night, with their
children. They were the recipients Of many
parting attentions from a large circle of
friends the past weeks of their stay.
Mrs. Logan will go abroad soon and II is
probable will remain throughout next
winter
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Stevenson arrived
yesterday from Europe and are now at the
Normandie. The Misses Stevenson are also
here. so that the Vice President and Mrs.
union.
Mrs. w. +. Gibbs and Mrs Edw. T.white
OF Knoxville. Tenn, are the guests of their
mother. Mrs. d. Sullivan Of Both street.
Mr. and Mrs Chas. G. Dulin and Master
Albert B: Dulin and Mrs. Flora A. Brown
OF this city, who are on their way to Bar
Harbor, are spending q few days In Boston.
A wedding in which washingtonians are
somewhat interested viii be that of Miss
hester V. Wentworth. daughter OF Mrs. W.
+. wentworth. to Archibald L. Brown, both
OF Chicago. which will be celebrated at high
noon Saturday. July IA. at the residence of
the brides uncle. Joseph Jefferson. at Buzz
Yards Bay. Among the many distinguished
guests will be President and Mrs Cleveland.
Miss Margaret Jefferson will be the maid of
honor and Louis c. Wachsmuth of Chicago
a.
and Mrs. Brown will leave for New York.
and on Wednesday, July 1s viii sail for an
extended tour abroad. They will return to
Chicago about September l. Mr. Browns
first wife was the eldest daughter OF CHIEF
Justice Fuller.
On Friday evening last Miss May Car
rigan entertained a number OF friends at
her residence. 1881 N street northwest
Among those present were Mrs. Lulu c.
Roberts. Miss NJ. Rebin Sharpe. Miss Annie
Johnson. Mrs. E. r. Adams. Mrs. S. b.
Carrigan. Mrs. Florence Hess, Miss Edith
Carrigan. Miss May Carrisan. little Edythe
Hess, Mr.; Harry p: Wilkins, Mr.. f. Clyde
Gideon. Alr.tf'red n. Hoskins.
Miss Ella G. Burgee and Mr.. J. II. Sam
mons were married last Thursday evening
at 30 Arthur place. The bride wore white
silk, trimmed with pearl passamenterie and
lace. The bridesmaids were Misses Ida
Burgee and Miss Belle Shreve. The bride
received many handsome presents. Among
those present were the brides mother, Mrs
j. r. Burgee. Mr.. and Mrs. w. s. Sam
mons. Mr. and Mrs. VIM. c. Wilkinson.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Behrens, Mr.. and Mrs. II.
Haight. Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Smithson, Mrs.
Phumpry, Mrs. Carbery, Misses Il. Shreve
Arters. Thomas Sammons, r. Smith.
Messrs. Slagie. Smith, Watson Connors
Mock, Swarb T. Haight, Maithy. Cobaugh
and Reichmann.
The jackson Alley League will extend the
public view of Thomas Hovenden's "Jeru-
salem. the Golden" for another week. from,
10 am. to 9 pm, ct the Art Students
League sos 18th street.
A number Of people have expressed a de-
sire to see the picture by artificial light,
and in Difference to this suggestion the
managers have decided to exhibit il from
to 10 pm. on Monday and Wednesday. Ices
will be for sale on both evenings.
Among those interested in the success OF
this charity are Mrs. Calvin S. Brice. Mrs.
Chas. NJ. Ffoulke, Mrs. Chas. c. Glover.
Mrs. Rudolph Kaufman. Mrs. James
Kerr. Miss Agnes Kennedy, Mrs. J. w.
Pilling, Mrs. Thos. Wilson and Mrs. Her
bert owen.
Miss Estelle Campbell Of CIT II southwest
left the city this morning for Philadelphia.
to visit her cousin. Miss Lucie Neart, who
will graduate from school tomorrow. She
will be gone about two weeks.