Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-10-01
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
Pleasant Mention of Folks at Home and
Abroad.
Some of the Latest Wedding An
nouncements for November
Personal Notes.


will remain through tomorrow as guests
of Mr.. Frank Jones at his home in Ports
mouth, N. H. They win go west later for
an autumn visit before returning here for
the winter. The two eldest daughters will
make their debut this winter, and Miss
Julia Stevenson has returned to school.
Among Mrs. Sloane's present house party
at Lenox are Mr.. and Mrs. George Bar
clay, Mavroyeni Bey and Baron lie CHAT
Mrs. Barclay formerly Miss Beatrice
Chapman, and is in this country for the
first time since she went abroad after her
marriage. Mr.. Barclay has recently been
appointed secretary to the British legation
at Madrid. whittier he will proceed as soon
as his leave of absence expires.
Mrs. j. s. Whitehead and her daughter,
Miss Christopher. who have been abroad
since the early spring travelling extensively
and enjoying to the utmost new places and
those made familiar by former visits, are
now in Paris. They will sail for home
shortly, and will be at their residence here
before October wanes. The marriage of
Miss Christopher to Mr.. Victor Kaufman
will take place the latter part of November
and will be an event of great interest in
society.
Mrs. Levi P. Morton and the Misses Nor
ton have returned from Europe.
English journals mention the approaching
marriage of Mrs. Horace Helyar. who was
Familiarity known as the beautiful Mrs
Helyar" during her residence in this coun-
try, when her late husband was attached
to the British embassy in Washington, to
Mr.. John Savile Lumley. who will succeed
to Lord Savile's title and estate when that
venerable nobleman is gathered 10 his
fathers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry White. who have
been so long identified with the American
legation in London. are to take house in
Washington for the winter and intend en-
PERTAINING extensively. They will, X is said,
leave their son in England to be educated,
but will bring their daughter. a girl Of thir-
teen, with them.
Mr.. Francis G. Saxton of the judge advo-
cate generals Office and Miss Emma B.
French OF this city were married on Satur-
day evening at the residence Of the bride. on
l. street near New Hampshire avenue. The
marriage service was conducted by the
Rev. ]. NJ. E. Mckee, associate rector OF
Washington parish After the wedding cere-
nony refreshments were served to the
friends of the couple. after which the bride
and groom left the city on a southern tour.
Miss Mamie Parks of East Washington
has returned from a pleasant visit to Forest
Grove. the home of MIR. Columbus Pumph-
rey, in southern Maryland.
Only the bridal party and relatives have
been invited to the reception which will
follow the marriage of Miss Lincoln and
DIR. James W. Heustis on Wednesday even
ing.
Miss Hattie 8. Barnes Of Washington and
| Mr.. Edward z. Barnes of Newton. Mass,
were married in the latter town on Tuesday
last at the home Of the aged grandparents
| of the groom, the Rev. A. Il. Earle, he
officiating. After a reception the couple
left for New York and other cities. Mr..
| and Mrs. Barnes will make Newton Their
home.
Mrs. c. H. Nichols, Miss y. b. Maury
Mr.. p. c.. Nicholas, Miss Nicholas, Miss
McCandlish. Misses K. b. and c. l.. Coyle
and Mrs. j. p. jackson and daughter are
in Boston, at the Thorndike.
Cards announcing the marriage of Mr.,
Lewis Warren Seely and Miss Marguerite
Roberta Bryan. Thursday. September q. in
San Francisco, Cal, have just been received
by their friends in this city.
Miss Mary Mayes Of jackson. Miss, a
Granddaughter of the late Justice Lamar,
Is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. l.. .. c. Lamar.
Miss Katharine H. Barron has left the
city for a several weeks visit to friends in
Mississippi.
Frof. and Mrs. Lester F. Ward and Mrs.
S. c. COmstock have returned to their
home, 1874 Rhode Island avenue, after sew
eral months IN Europe.
The Misses Cox of ?I1 II street are row
located at 1929 10th street northwest
Miss Nellie G. Humphreys Of f street
northwest has returned home after a three
months visit to the west.
DR. ard Mrs. J. Curtiss Smithe have re-
turned from their summer In Maine.
Mr.. and Mrs. John I. Clements and the
Misses Clements have removed from their
residence on - street. opposite the Cairo
Hats, to their new home, 1896 street.
MIR. and Mrs. c. Il. Sayers and Miss
Grace Cox of ut. Pleasant have returned
from flying trip to Herndon. Va, where
they have been the guests of Mrs. Buel of
that place.
Mrs. E. A. Adams and baby are stopping
with her uncle, Mr.. Bramble 1t Center
vile, Va.
A farewell reception was given to Mr..
Marsh of troop A, first cavalry, Fort Myer
va, on Thursday evening at the residence
oil Mr. Edward White, . street southwest.
Among those present were MIR. and Airs.
White MIR. and Mrs. Kyle. Mr. and Mrs.
HOLMAN. Mr.. and Mrs. Williams. Mrs,
Streaner and Son, The Misses l. Fajrall
r.: White. A. Purcell. NJ. Long and L.
White, Messrs. {. Gilbert W. Kyle. ".
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