The Washington times., 1894-07-27
SOCIAL SAYINGS AND DOINGs

ter. in company with his wife, Nine. Arriaga,
and family, Mrs. Frank V. Bennett and maid,
Count EIDE Milking and wife, J. H. Cathell
and sister, NJ. Somers, Andrew Y. Bradley,
Mrs. William Hancock, Messrs. Phil and
Harry King, NJ. Ed. J. Plaza. OF Mexican lega-
tion: Mrs. S. W. Cobb, Miss Louise Jamison,
Frank Jamison, Thomas NJ. Rogers, Andrew
Z. Sanborn, Hon. Stephen N. White. Manuel
Multeno, OF the Spanish legation; Mrs. A. L.
McCallum. Miss McCallum, Mr.. B. H. john
ston, Miss Johnston. Mr.. and Mrs. l. /. Rod
X. Wallace, Hamilton S. Wallace. and MIR.
and Mrs. J. L. Moffutt and son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Brainard, OF Ia
koma Park, entertained last week a number
OF Washington friends. instrumental and
vocal music were the features OF the enter
tainment. The two young granddaughter
Of the hostess, Nellie and Mamie Webber, de-
lighted those present with songs and recita-
tions. Among those present were: Mr.. E.
B. Curtis, Mr.. and Mrs. George Jones. Mr..
and Mrs. Edelin,, Mr.. and Mrs. II. Larcombe,
Mrs. I. Jimmerson. Mrs. Nellie Webber, Miss
Jones and Miss Tucker.
Miss Virginia Mactavish and her mother,
Mrs. Carroll Mactavish, have returned from
an extended trip in the East, where they went
with a small camping party and retinue OF
fifteen servants. They are now in Paris and
will shortly leave for England, where they
will visit friends. In August Miss Mactavish
will come to America for two months and will
visit Baltimore.
Congressman and Mrs. S. J. Schermerhorn,
Of Schenectady, n. Y, have returned to the
city after several weeks stay at Atlantic City.
Mr. Schermerhorn has fully recovered from
his long serious Illness
Misses Daisy and Delta McLaurin. daught-
ers OF Senator A. J. McLaurin. OF Mississippi,
left Wednesday for New York city, accom-
panied by their uncle, Mr.. Wallace Nc
Laurin.
Mr.. James B. Eustis, United States am
bassador to France, has left Paris for yichy.
During his absence the embassy will be in
charge Of Mr. Henry Vignaud. charge DAT
faires.
Richard Watson Glider. who has been Wis
iting at Gray Gables since Saturday. has re.
turned to New York. Mrs. Glider remains as
Mrs. Cleveland's guest a few days longer.
An interesting reception was held Wednes-
day evening at Mrs. Frazee's studio, at the
Harrison, corner of Third and G streets
northwest. There were many art lovers pres
ent.
Mrs. and Miss Huyck will left yesterday for
Narragansett. where they will be joined Inter
by Lieut. and Mrs. Attermell, who are now
at Chevy Chase Inn.
Mrs. Charles Waters will leave shortly for
q visit to her home in Rhode Island, where
her husband will join her later to spend his
vacation.
Miss Emile G. Given and Miss Jessie Camp
bell are visiting Mrs. John I. Fairchild at the
Welmont, Pelham Heights. n. Y.
Mrs. l. n Martin, sister-in-law OF Gen.
Albert 0rdway. will leave shortly for several
weeks stay at Atlantic City.
Mr.. and Mrs John Wanamaker have been
in Carlsbad the past two weeks. Miss Minnie
Wanamaker is with them.
DR.. Harris the Commissioner OF Educa-
ton, is spending his vacation among the
Catskill Mountains.
Mrs A. ]. woude and her sister. Miss Muir
ply, will leave August to spend a month
at Atlantic City.
NJ. Geshard Gade. United States consul at
Bremen.
Mrs. D. A. Chambers is in Saratoga on a
visit to her son, Rev Tileston F. Chambers.
Mrs. Ridgway, Miss Ridgway. and Mr.. J.
Castle Ridgway are at Asbury Park.
Col Theodore A. Dodge, e. S. A., is now
at the Holland House, New York.
Lieut.. J. H. Gibbons, U. s. N, will spend
the summer in Europe.
Mrs. Lamont and the children who are
summering at McGrawville, n. y. joined the
Secretary at New York and spent the day.
They have returned to their country home
and the Secretary has returned to Washing
ton.
Society at Newport is discussing with lively
interest the report of the early marriage OF
James J. Van Allen, Newport's millionaire.
who was made famous by his appointment az
ambassador TO Italy, and his final declination
Of that Office, and of Mrs. Henry Allen. of
Bristol, R. /. Mrs. Allen was formerly Miss
Marguerite De Wolfe.
Miss Edith Duryee. daughter Of Col. Red
field Duryee. has gone to New York to visit
her sister, Mrs. Willie r. Richardson.
The marriage of Miss Helen B. Wilson and
Mr.. Albert NJ. Hoge. of Tennessee, took place
Wednesday at the home of the bride, No. 1923
Columbia street northwest. Rev. DR.. Elliott,
OF the Ascension church, performed the cere-
mony Only the immediate friends and rela-
tves of the family were present. Mr.. and
Mrs A. NJ. Hoge will be at home to their
friends at No. 632 Rhode Island avenue
northwest.
Mr.. W. \. Croggon and Miss Ida ". Lee
were married Wednesday morning at the resi-
dence of the brides mother No. sos Seventh
street southwest. Rev.J. II. NJ. Lemon offici-
ated Immediately after the ceremony the
bridal couple left for an extended trip North.
A delightful lawn party was given at the
residence of Rev. r. r. West at Brookland, by
The Baptist Young Peoples Union. Many
young people of Washington took part in the
interesting programme. Miss Ellis rendered
most artistically piano solo. DIR. Duncan, of
Washington. recited 1.-THE Deacon's One
horse Shay" and Mr.. Hyde, of Washington,
rendered several vocal selections.
Marriage Licenses.
Marriage licenses were granted yesterday
as follows: Harry W. Stanton and Emma
Finks, both OF Alexandria, Va. Peter H.
Weisiger and Lizzie NJ. Innes, both of Gran
ite Va. Andrew J. Scott and Ella l.. Foster.
Charles Herbert Jones and Annie l.. McKen-
ney. Daniel n. Rose and Mary NJ. Lucas,
Robert r. McGregor Barr and Annie Bow
man. James H. King Of Washington. D. c..
and Mamie o. johnson. of Alexandria, Va.
William Townsend and Mary Grady.