Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-05-30
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
Where Some Prominent Families Will
Spend the Early Summer
Dinners and Lunchcons Yesterday
Some Weddings Cards
Personal Notes.

Mrs. Stevenson. who lately returned from
a pleasant visit at her Illinois home, expects
to have her three daughters who will then
De back from college. spend the coming
month with her. The family expect to spend
the early summer until the Senate ad-
Journs. somewhere in this vicinity. so that
the Vice President can visit them fire.
quently.
Mrs. and Miss Scott have been in Phlla-
delphia the past week
Mrs. Jno. A Logan viii give a reception
tomorrow, from until s. at Calumet Place.
FOR an adieu to Maj. and Mrs. Tucker.
Mr.. and Mrs. Matthew Ryan have sent
out invitations for the marriage of their
daughter Mary Theresa 10 Mr.. Joseph d.
faherty, Wednesday morning June 6, at 10
O'Clock, church of the Immaculate Con-
ception.
Secretary and Mrs. Gresham entertained
Mr.: and Mrs. Potter Palmer at dinner last
night ana had Postmaster General and Mrs
BlsseH to meet them.
Mrs William Clagett. accompanied by
the Misses Clagett and Mr.. William Clagett.
VIII sail for Europe for a three uonths;
stay on the 10th of June
Ex-Hepresentative and Mrs. Hun have
purchased the Pendleton house on 10th
street, where they will take up their resi-
oence next winter.
---s ain WIS. <AInOfQ hague nave bought
Mrs Bugher's / street mansion. where they
Will live next winter.
The opening of the babies ward will bs
an interesting feature of the entertainment
tomorrow afternoon for the benefit of the
Shidrens Hospital Up to this babies un-
uer three years have been denied admit
lance, but now twelve cribs have been do
mated and large play room fitted IN. so
that dozen infants at a time may be re-
S S.s ms ward will. OF course. entail adj
oIuonaI expenditure to the already heavy
expenses OF this charity, and for This end
the entertainment is given.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chauncey r. Botsford have
returned from their wedding trip. and would
De glad to see their friends at 1905 North
Capitol street
A koenigsberger and family viii sail for
Europe June T.
Miss Josephine Thomson, daughter of
Chief Engineer James w. Thomson, United
- N.s, navy, ana William Hamlyn Duval
OF New York were married yesterday even
ing IN ST Pauls p. L. Church by the rec
tor, Rev. DR.. Story. The maid of honor was
Miss Edith Dade of Philadelphia The bride
vas attred IN gown Of white crepe and
entered the church with her father b.
FRANK Miller OF New York acted as best
man. A reception followed the ceremony
at the Thomson mansion, 30s State street
Mrs. Sol Rice OF Chicago. H.. is the guest
OF her mother. Mrs: w. Nordlinger. 1892 n
street northwest, where she will be at home
Thursdays and Sundays.
Mrs. A J. Afford of Nashville ana Miss
Lena farrell Of shelbyvflle, Tenn, are visit
ing relatives in this city.
Miss Rose Preston is the guest OF Mrs
Fellows on Connecticut avenue.
Mrs. Parker gave a pretty luncheon yes
terday at her residence at Soldiers Home in
honor OF Mrs. Lamont Among the ether
guests We're Mrs. Dolph. Mrs. Thurber,
Mrs J. M Wilson, Mrs. A A. Wilson, Mrs.
j. #. Carpenter and Miss Gale
Miss Emile S. Despard of Parkersburx.
w. Va, is visiting her uncle ana aunt the
Rev. and Mrs. Gilbert F. Williams.
Mr.. William Ripple. wife and sister of
South Bend, Ind, are at the st. James.
They have been attending the big DunkarS
gathering at Myerstown, Pa