The Washington times., 1894-10-17
SOCIAL DOINGs AND SAYINGS.

leaders have tempered the spirit of Bone
mianism, acquired during their summer trips,
with the duties of housekeeping.
Mrs. Bissell, Mrs. Carlisle, and the other
ladies of the Cabinet, who have been enjoy
ing q visit to the delightful old village of
Batavia, N. y, returned home last Monday.
Mrs. Hoke Smith, who expected to return
yesterday. has been detained indefinitely in
Athens, Ga, owing TO the illness OF friends.
The marriage of Miss Ariadne Elizabeth
Vaughn, of Hampton, Va, to John Latham,
Of Richmond, will take place at high noon to-
day at the residence of the bride. No. 1912
Sunderland place, this city. Rev. DR.. Wood
fin, of Hampton, will perform the ceremony.
On last Friday evening 1.-The Pink Rose
Circle of East Washington, gave one of their
delightful parties to their numerous friends
at the residence of Miss Maud McKenney, No,
1106 / street southeast.
Among those present were Misses McKenneY,
Sanderson. l.. Steele, S. Steele. Goss, Crow
ther. Duehring, NJ Schalfer, l. Schaffer b.
CLARK, /. Clark, Zimmerman, Chandler, Muir
ry, Sheekler, Williams, Petit. Davis, Shep-
ard, Barnes, Toner, Allen, Harrison, aud
Messrs. Steele. Duyall, O'Neil Chandler, Har-
rison. Sheckler. Hummer, Reinbarg, w.
Wright, L. Wright, Goss, Garcia, and Har-
dester.
Having spent pleasant evening refresh
ments were served in abundance. after which
the guests departed fully satisfied with their
reception.
The ceremony which will unite in holy
bonds OF wedlock Mr. Vernon Knox ana Miss
Annie Muhleison viii be performed this eyea-
ing at $50 p. m., at Concordia Lutheran
Church, corner OF Sixth and \ streets, BY the
pastor DR.. Facius
4 reception from to Il p. m. viii be given
to the many relatives and friends Of the well
known and popular couple.
A brilliant post-nuptiaI reception was ten
dered 3lr. and Mrs. John J. Coleman, Of
Petersburg, Va. by lIr and Ms. s. c. Wheeler
at their residence, No. I02 G street northwest.
Monday evening. Instrumental and vocal
music were the principal features Of the even
ing, which coneluGed with merry Canc,nS.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Coleman left for Petersburg
yesterday morning. Among those present
were Nr. and Mrs. John Dorsey. Mr.. ami l.rs.
! Thomas II. Elliott. 5ir. ana Mrs. S c. Wheeler.
Miss Rosie CaIlau, Miss Alice u. None. ll.s5
BERTHE Cailan 1Iiss Minnie NONE. Miss Osceoa
Amos, Miss Maggie HARRINGTON, Miss Annie
k.ng. Miss Lillian Theresa Dorsey, Miss Etle
Wheeler, Miss Mamie Aa-uirc Miss Maggie
Kelly, Miss Geraldine O'Br.cn, 3Iiss Lilie
Sheahan Miss Adaie IaLn. Miss LeolOra
/ Gentry, Miss Dorothy Euns, Hiss Aeues
/ sullivan. Miss iune O'Copuur. Miss Alice
Ryan, Hiss Gerie Flynn. Miss Annie Bayne,
Mss Nellie Sullivan, OF Brooklyn, N. y; and
Miss Minnie Clark ana lIr. Joseph Glib
son, Ar. Theodore =. Dorsey Mr. George l..
Elliott. Sir Albert Dorsey, Lr. Charles
EoLen and Mr.. Preston b. DuI. Mr.. John
/ Gibson. Ir. George Il. Dorsey. Mr.. B-o0E5
Coleman. Miss Ellie Hul.i-an, Mr. j.. o. Bl.-
Ein. Of EOsaurE. Hiss; Dir. John Hul-ihaD
Of Petersburg. Va; Mr. Denny Conaed Air
Benjamin Wheeler. Dir. Patrick o DuEOLue.
NJ. George J. Maynard. OF Little Rock Ar5.,
and IC. William Stanley, o.. New York city.
Among the patronesses at the reception OF
Mrs. Ellen Beach Yaw, to be held at The
Arlington Hotel this afternoon from to
O'Clock, VIII be Mrs. Gen. Foster, Mrs. J. u.
| wilson. Mrs Thomas Wilson. Mrs C. H.
/ fiOulEe. Mrs Anthony Pollock. Mrs. Henry
{ 1. BiOunt. the Miss Blouut Mrs j.. b. Hay,
/ Mrs. Charles j.. Walcolt. Mrs. Mai. ]. W.
! Powell Miss A. s. 4Iailett. 3Irs. DR.. Pope,
/ MIS-. William d. Cauell. airs. a. T. B-j.t0n,
/ Mrs. II. N. Parker, Mrs. Richard EathJuu,
! Mrs. Lester T. Ward, Hrs. $. C. Comst9cS,
| 3irs. j.. 5. Burgess, and Mrs Charles II.
| Clarke. The charming aad beautiful young
/ prima donna has established herself as u
SCc4a lHbDElLe IS Well as one OF iiiG EEcltJ
singers the world has ever known.
Mrs. Du Davis. a missionary in japan, is
visiting her mother, Mrs. Hooper No 1926
/ Twelfth street northwest. It the First Con-
! gregational Church this evening Mrs. Davis
will address the meeting aGG relate her Cx-
/ Deriences and life work in the Orient.
The Sketch Club. formed o. twelve popu-
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workers Of this city, held their first meeting
OF the winter season last evening at the rasi-
dence of Mrs. David II. Smith, No 17l4 Con
/ necticut avenue. Miss Helen Smith has re-
1 Gently returned from Long Island. where she
was one oi the Bohemian colony who studied
under the direction Of William Chase. Miss
| Smith will continue to edit the Corc0ran Art
/ Journal. in addition to the pursuit OF her
studies in oil under Mr.. Robert Hincklsy.
The wedding of Miss Theresa stoughton
and Mr.. Clifford richardson, both popular
young members of the leading social circles.
will take place late in November Mrs. and
Miss Stoughton are not expected home from
their summer travels before the latter part
| Of this month.
/ Mrs. George Shiras has taken the residence,
No. 1915 Massachusetts avenue, for the win
ter, and il is expected VIII entertain most ex-
tensively.
The marriage Of DR.. F. 4. King and Miss
Dexter, OF Boston, viii take place in that city
this evening. Many friends OF Dr. King and
Miss Dexter have left Washington TO be pres
ent at the ceremony. After a brief bridal trir
they viii return to Washington, where a
lovely home on Massachusetts avenue, near
| Thomas Circle. awaits the bride
Col. c. W. Foster, U. S. A., and vito have
returned from Europe and have taken apart
ments at the Richmond,
Major J. Montgomery Wright, marshal OF
the United States Supreme Court. has re-
turned from his home in Louisville, Ky.
The announcement OF the engagement Of
Miss Sudie Gordon, daughter of Mr.. S. d.
Gordon. to Mr.. Frank A. Shipley, of Seaford
Del, has been made The wedding is to take
place at her parents residence, No. 800 First
street, Capitol Hill, on Wednesday next.
Miss Lulu Peake, who was recently knocked
down and run over by careless driver, is
recovering rapidly and will soon be able tc
go out.
Mrs. George B. Phelps, OF Watertown, N
Y, and her daughter, Mrs. Annie L. Ring,
have returned. after several months travel in
Nova Scotia, and taken apartments at the
Oxford.
Mrs. S. H. Doten. of Portland, Me-, who
has been visiting Mrs, Edwin NJ. Truell. No.
1892 P street, will leave to-day for Mime
apolis.
Mrs. Edward s. Andrews and Miss An
drews, of New York, are visiting Mrs. Senator
Teller. They are en- route from Huntsadle