Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-09-03
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
Waahingtonians Returning From Their
Summer Outings
Lawn Parties and weddinxs Per.
sonal Notes Of In
terest.

spend several weeks more In Massachu-
sets.
Miss Agnes Wallis will leave on Tuesday
for months visit to her sister. Mrs. War
rem d. House. In Kansas City. Mo.
Mr.. Max NJ Rich has gone on a trip to
the north and east On his way back he
will bring with him his family. who have
been spending the summer at Atlantic
Highlands, N. J.
Col and Mrs r. G. Rutherford and Mas
ter r. G. Rutherford, Jr., returned to their
home on 10Th street on Saturday evening.
having spent the summer partly at Mime
qua Springs. Bradford county. Pa. and
land county. Pa Master Rutherford re-
turns to college on Tuesday. and Mrs.
Rutherford will go to Atlantic City In a
day or two to Join her daughter. Mrs. II.
A. Whittingham.
Mrs. H. C. Bergheimier and her son ana
daughter have returned to Richmond, &C
com panied by Miss Lille McClelland.
Miss Laura o. Friebus is spending her
vacation with Mr.. and Mrs. Ben. Hardisty
at their home. Enfield Chase, near Mitchell
Vile. Prince Georges county. Md.
Miss Marie F. Sylvester. with her niece,
Miss Louise Kearney. left Saturday for a
trip to Niagara Falls and Canada
Misses Louisa Jancovins and Nellie Muir
ply. who have been the guests of Mrs J. B.
Smoot BIZ It'll street southeast, returned TO
their home in Newark. N. J.. Saturday
evening
Mrs. Grace Deane Fristoe is visiting her
sisters in this city. and is stopping with
Mrs. Tessie Deane Foster, s21 18th street
Iortheast
Mrs. AZ. Mccain Of 5000 o street north
west left this morning for a two months
trip to the west
An evening tea was given at the resi-
dence Of Mr.. and Mrs. James Smith. 141s
Sth street northwest last Tuesday evening
at O'Clock. to meet Messrs. Harvey G.
Lewis and Charles Haskins of Richmond
After games Of various kinds the guests re
paired to the dining room and enjoyed re-
freshments. The following guests were
present: Misses jamie Allen, Louisa Smith
Alice ". Williams, Bessie Clay, Maud Fox
Frances b. Cutler, Mildred Payne, Bessie
Logan, Susie p. Robb and Messrs. Addison
Turner. Arthur G. Newman. tr.. David
Greene. jr., Nathan A. Johnson jackson B.
Monroe. Charles Hicks Robert Robb, Sam
uel d. Stewart. Richard E. Younger and
John w. Payne.
Mr.. Nicholas 8. Walk and Miss Roberta
Taliaferro. daughter of Mai. Taliaferrp
were married Wednesday at high noon
MI Henry Sncwden Of Baltimore was best
man and Miss Nina Johns of Alexandria
bridesmaid The ushers were r. E. /. YELL
lott, Edward Gamble, l.. H. Kloman and
Mr. Machtn. The ceremony was performed
by kev. E b. MYERS, assisted by Rev.
Seminary of Fairfax County. near Alex
andria. The chapel was beautifully decor
ated with flowers, etc. After the ceremony
the bridal party returned to. the house of
MI. and Mrs. John Worthington, the home
Of the bride. where a wedding breakfast
was served to relatives of the bridal couple
Afterward they left for New York, where
they Will spend their honeymoon. Among
those present were Mr.. and Mrs. John wor-
thington. Mr.. and Mrs George worthing-
ton, Misses Elizabeth, Virginia and Mary
Worthfngton. Mai. Taliaferro Miss Nina
S3nns OF alexandria; Va. Mrs. Maury. Miss
Miss NJ. A. Goodwin. Mrs. L. McCauley,
Mrs. Buel Topham and Miss Anna @. Walk
Of Washington.
The festivities Of the season at Chapel
Point were closed with a tournament last
Thursday. Two knights, Mr. Albert Carried
OF Charles county and MIR. Chas Spencer
OF Prince Georges were successful In taking
every ring, and in riding on the tie Mr.
Carrico won the right to crown the queen
OF love and beauty, Miss Edelin, of BRYAN
town. Nd, while Mr.. Spencer crowned Miss
Blanche Adams of Washington first maid
OF honor. The ball which followed the
tournament was success In every way
and waz attended by hundreds.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. e. Hornbeck and fam
lily OF Port Jervis. n. Y, are visiting their
brother. Mr.. VIM. o. Miller $50 9th street
northeast.
Mrs. Hoh's residence on 18th street was
scene Of a delightful gathering a few
evenings ago. given I'm honor Of Mr. John
+. buckley of New Orleans. The spacious
pariors and dining room Were Handsomely
decorated and presented a pleasing back
ground for the many pretty faces that were
present. After the dancing and games a
collation. was served. Among those present
We're Miss Anra Naylor. Mr. n. Hon. Mr..
yno Feister. Mrs. Hof. Miss Keys. Miss
Smith, DIR. Goodall, Miss Rees Mrs n
Eeister; Mr.. and Mrs. Selan. Mrs. Hopper,
MISS Worster, Miss Hopper. Mr.. Jno. p.
Buckley, Mr.. Worster, Misses Hon and Nj.
H. Hoff.
Miss Adelaide, Kitchener returned Satur-
day after months visit with Mrs. r.
Nahdegrft at her cottage at Long Branch.
Mrs. F. @. Aukam. Miss B. K Aukam
and o. c. Aukam are at Berkeley Springs.
MI. and Mrs. d. A Mcknight sailed for
Europe In the steamer New York on Wed
nesday last They will visit England.
france. ana Germany. and expect to be alb
81 mt for two months.
Barrymore" the hospitable home OF Mr.
H %; B. Norris. c. E.. Thursday evening,
tne ooth or August, was the scene of a sue
cessful dancing party. The grounds were
Illuminated by innumerable Japanese lam
terms. winch gave the impression of fairy
land as the house was approach un the
long and beautiful driveway After dancinr
the guests repaired to the lawn. where re-
Iresnments were served. after which the
where they continued to enjoy themselves
Until late hour. Among those present
were the Misses Pepita and Virginia Norris.
Miss Wise of Alexandria, Col. and Mrs
saunders of Danville. Miss Edna CALHOUN
OF New Orleans, Miss kleinschmidt of
Georgetown. the Misses Carter Slaughter.
Turner. Clark and Peyton Of The Plains"
Misses Raszel. Frost, Homer and Speiden
or Marshall: Miss Thornton of Memphis
the Misses Flint of Culpeper Miss Smith Of
Winchester, Misses Reed and Juliet Thomn-
son OF Washington, Mr. and Mrs John Cal
houn OF New Orleans, and Messrs Norris
Frost. Purcell, Horner, Roszel and DIR
Rsmey, OF Marshall; Messrs. Freeman. Car
ter. Turner, Slaughter and Hunton of The
Plains; Messrs. Mason and Stokes of Dam
Vile. Messrs. Iden and Meredith of Manas-
sas. MIR. Connin of New Orleans Messrs
Harper, LeMerle, gladden. and Drs Clark
and Wftberger Of Washington
There was a very pretty wedding At - 30
this afternoon at the residence of Rev.
Theron Outwater, pastor Of Kendall Church
The contracting parties We're Mr.. Albert
w. Meloling. a young business man of New
York city. and Miss Goldic L. Radcliffe. an
attractive and popular young lady of this
city. Only the brides parents and the inn
mediate members Of the family were pres
ent at the ceremony, but the wedding party
made up i'm the sincerity of good wishes
what Ii might have lacked In numbers
The bride looked most charming in a hand
some travelling gown, AMI Immediately after
a l.a.