Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-08-23
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
News as to tn, Whereabouts of Washington
People
Notwithstanding the Delightful
Weather Many Are Leaving Town
for Brief Vacation Tours.

left today for Tate Springs, en- route to
their home in Knoxville. Tenn.
The Misses Price of Philadelphia are
visiting their cousin. Mrs. Alexander E.
Beall Of 1913 32d street northwest. Mrs.
Beall is at home to her friends on Friday
evenings.
Mrs. Philip DarreilIe and Miss Eva OAR
nellie have returned from Cape May. Miss
Margaret Darneille is in Canada
Mr.. Landus Garland and Mr.. 8. ID. How
land gave a dinner party at Chamberiin's
Tuesday evening In honor of Mr.. z. A.
Durham of New York and Mr.. H. L.
Trafford.
Mrs. Capt. c. d. Cowles daughter and
three sons are spending August and Sep
TENDER at Red Sulphur Springs, w. Va
Misses Keys and Leary have gone to
Kittery Point Me-, to join Mr.. and Miss
Crittenden, after which they will visit the
Isle OF Shoals, returning by way Of Thou
sand Islands.
Mrs M. Stierlin and son have moved
from ia 18th street TO 1905 g street.
Miss Josephine H. Lawrence has return
ed to the city after a stay Of some time at
Hamilton. Va, and Is now visiting friends
in Maryland.
Mr.. Chris. J. Gockeler has returned from
a short stay at Atlantic City.
Mrs. /. v. Slater left this morning for a
trip to Atlantic City and Cape May.
Mrs. Alice Kern and Miss Bessie Kern
are at Aurora. W. Va. Miss Mamie Kern
Is at Redbank, N. j. Later, she Will visit
New York and the Jersey coast.
A party Of jolly guests at Riverside Va,
went on a straw ride to Miss Gertrude Du-
rants Friday last: The ride. going and
coming was exceedingly pleasant, and at
Miss Durant's music. games and dancing
were the features Of the evening. Among
those who went on the ride were Mr. and
Mrs. Wardwell, Mr.. and Mrs. McMurray
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. c. Kondrup. Misses Maud
Marshall, Katharine Collins. Parsons, and
Mr.. -Ickeever. all of Washington; Messrs
Grfmsby. Taylor, Griffin, Oscar Coates A
o: Eggborn and Miss Griffin Of Eggborns-
Calvary Baptist Church presented a gay
and pretty scere last evening" the occasion
being the marriage Of Mr.. Louis Arpod Ro-
safy to Miss Lizzie Alverta Danner Of Mt
Freehold, N. J., officiating The contract
ing parties are both well known, and their
any friends turned out in numbers to
wish them prosperity and success. The
n.iliar tones of Memberships bridal march
and was headed by the four ushers who
were followed by the groomsmen and
bridesmaids and two very sweet little tots,
Master Herbert Schroeder and Miss Marie
Foote. a niece of the groom, who acted as
flower bearers. These little bearers walked
directly in front Of the bride and groom
and strewed their path with bridal flowers.
The bride entered on the arm of the groom.
The bridesmaids were Miss Addie V. Lar
combe and Miss Clara Rosafy, and they
were escorted by the groomsmen, Mr.. SAM
Tel Ellis and Mr.. Preston Rollow. The
bride was dressed in a robe OF white silk.
with full veil OF silk tulle, which was fas-
tered to the hair by a spray Of pure white
| sweet peas. She carried a huge bouquet of
bridal roses and wore diamond and pearl
Ia
with lace trimmings and carried a bouquet
| of La France roses Miss Rosafy wore a
| white and lavender silk with trimmings of
white lace and lavender ribbons and car
ried a bouquet of purple sweet peas. The
| rshers, Messrs F. F. Sans, r. f. Nye.
Main Eppley and Arthur Crown, together
with the bridesmaids and groomsmen. were
entertained at the residence Of the bride
| the night previous. After the marriage the
| bride and groom repaired to their future
home, where, after DOMINIC their travelling
and well wishes Of their friends. they de-
parted on a late train for Philadelphia,
Niagara, Toronto and other points north.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rosafy will be at home. No.
sos ID street northeast, after September Q.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Miller and family Of
Georgetown have left the Forest Inn. Nd,
and are spending the month of August at
the Neptune House, Belmar n. j. They
will spend the autumn at Forest Glen sta
| ton.
DR.. Arthur Macdonald Of this city sailed
from New York today to attend the con-
gress in demography, which VIII shortly
col vene at Buda-Pesth.
The Misses Hettie and Matte Church and
their nephew. Chas. d. Church. have re-
turned from a most delightful stay at
Ocean Grove, n. j.
Mr.. Achille E. Burklin has gone to At
lantic City.
Prot Harry King and daughter. Miss
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the west, and to visit Judge Lamoreaux's
| home in Horizon, Wis.
Mrs NJ. Strasburger and family have re-
turned from a two months sojourn at Cape
May.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles A. Krause of this
city are staying at THE woodmont-"
Mr.. NJ. L. Strobel is at Quincy, Pa. for
a two weeks stay.
Mrs. E. H. Penn will spend the next two
months at Jordan's White Sulphur Springs,
Va
week at Harper's Ferry.
Mrs. A. Solger Is the guest of Miss Low
ell at Beverly, Mass.
Mrs. b. F. Morris is at Bridgeport, Conn.
for a weeks stay.
Mrs. NJ. c. Peabody is visiting at East
Pittsford. VT.
Mr.. Abram c. Lewis left today for Strait
ford, Conn.,. where he will remain a week
Miss Sadie E. White is now at Far View
House, Delaware Water Gap. n. J.
Mr.. ]. s. Tomlinson is in Philadelphia
Mr.. S. A. Gregory is registered at the
Commercial Hotel, Oakland, Md.
Mrs. A. b. Ruff is at the Fenimore, As
bury Park, N. J., for a weeks stay.
Mrs. L. d. Merrick has returned home
from Mountain Lake Park.
Mr.. A. b. Duvall is at Rock Enon for q
two weeks stay.
Judge Hagner leaves today for Block
Island. r. l. He will register at the Ocean
View Hotel for a months stay.
Mr.. George S. Smith has gone to Browns
| Vile, Nd, for a two weeks stay.
Miss Jennie c. Cain left Tuesday for
| Newport, r. l.
Mrs. James w. Ginnaty has returned
home after a delightful two months stay
| at the Wyoming Villa" Cape May, n. ].
The following Washingtonians registered
at Hotel Belleview, Chapel Point, Nd, dur
ing the past week: Admiral A. w. Weaver,
Mr.. J. T. Carpinter, Mr.. Sam c. LuclSett
MIR. Thos. Evans, Mr.. VIM. Mccoy, Mr. J.
H. Manning, Mrs. J. c. Lamont, Mr. and
Mrs. S. M. Gwynne Mr. Geo. w. Casilear,
Miss Mamie Rupertus, Mrs NJ Rupertus.