Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-06-19
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
Goodbye Entertainments Arc Numerous
Now.
Some Coming and Others Going
Pleasant Social Events
PsPsenal Notes.


where he win remain during July and
August. Mrs. Lothrop's home was beauti-
fully illuminated and frightened by many
flowers. The lawn at the side and rear of
the house was lighted by Chinese lanterns,
and there DR.. Bischof and his travelling
companions. Mr.. d. O. Pfeiner and Mr.
Eiphonxo Youngs. jr, met those who came
to bid them goodbye At o O'Clock the
quartet Of the church. Miss Cora Boyd
Miss Florence McNelly. Mr.. Douglas Miller
and Mr.. Elphonzo Youngs. jr., accompanied
by Mr.. Pfeifsr. sang the Hunting Song, by
Benedict, as DR.. Bischon entered the par
lor on the arm OF Mr. John Tweedaie
Later Dr., Bischoff played the accompani-
ment to Miss Boyd's beautiful rendition of
INTERIM Mschandelbaum. by Victor Hol-
leander.
DR.. Newman. pastor OF the church, then
or instructions to give to Dr. Bis
chon. The frst was to keep comfort
able When he reached mid-ocean he
would feel the chilling atmosphere and
would need to wrap himself closely In
warm garments, and as he said these words
he unfolded a handsome steamer rug and
threw IT gently across DR.. Pischofr's lap.
He also presented to DR.. Bischoff. on be-
half OF those present an alligator skin
satchel and a silver-hs ndled umbrella. say
ing as he handed the latter to him that he
must keep dry outside, as they do have
water in Europe" He then wished them
all pleasant voyage, profitable sojourn
abroad and a safe return home DIR. New
man spoke especially OF Dr. Bischoff's inn
portant part In the church work.
DR.. Bischoff. In reply. said that DR.. New
man was unseciable, at least, In not tell
ing him what was to be done. but. he added
in his Enthusiastically delightful man.
ner, that the kindness shown him was only
In harmony with that which he had always
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church.
Mr.. Tweedale then read an original
poem, referring to Dr. Bischof personally
and the musical part of the church service
After another song by the quartet the
rest Of the evening was spent pleasantly in
the spacious parlors and in the open air.
where refreshments were served.
Surgeon Robert A. Marmion Of the navy
left for New York this morning, whence he
will sail tomorrow for Montevideo. where
he Will join the Newark and become feet
surgeon Of the South Atlantic squadron.
Mrs. Marmion accompanied him to New
York, and Will return TO Rockville where,
with her children and Mrs. Paul and Mrs.
Hosley. she will sI'end the summer.
A very pretty wedding was solernnized
this morning at IL O'Clock by Rev. Joshua
Perry, rector OF st. Andrews Church, the
contracting parties being Mr.. Edward In
gersoll Wade and Miss Mary Bells Ma
| gruder. The ceremony took place at a23 ii
| street northwest. In the presence of a large
number Of guests, who were confined en-
tireiy to the relatives and intimate friends
| Of the happy couple. The bride was attired
| in a travelling dress OF tan broadcioth, and
| was attended by Miss Ruth Brooks. Mr..
Wade's best man was Mr.. Lamar Cobb jr..
grandson o; the late Howell Cobb OF
Georgia Prof. John p. Lawrence presided
at the piano. Mr.. and Mrs Wade left on a
noon train for an extended visit to the
| north.
Among those who attereAd the wedding
we're Secretary Hoke Sms,n. Congressmen
Turner. Black, Russell. Lawson and Les
| ter. Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Lispcomb, Mrs
Bowie Roberts, Mrs. Ralph Gait. DIR. Du-
n. Bennett. Mr.: and Mrs. J. H. Ketner
and Miss Eula Ketner. Mr.. J. Mel. Lip
scomb. Miss Msude Lipscomb Mr.. "r.nx
Fiynt. Mr.. and Mrs. L. Q. C. Lamar. ST..
NJ. Stewart. Maj. J. 7. Powell, Mr.. and
Mrs Caleb Clark Magruder. Mr. c. c. Ma
gruder. jr.. Mr.. John Belt. Miss Lizzie Belt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Hooe and Miss May
Boyd. Mr.. r. Baker. Mr. Robert Hooe.
| Mrs Alne stump. Mrs. NJ. W. Shuster.
Miss White. Mr.. Hendiey Kell. Mrs Chas.
Cleveland. Mrs. Brooks, Judge and Mrs;
Mrs. John Petty OF Atlanta.
The family Of L. c. Zerega are located at
Cresson, Pa. for the summer.
Prof. c. Fontaine OF the Washington High
School and family. have left for their sum-
mer home at Blue Ridge Summit. Pa
u. s. Grant Circle, No. 1. Ladies Of the
O. A. r., will give q lawn party In the
beautiful grounds attached to the residence
Of the president. Mrs. Nellie c. Royce, 2Ols
18th street northwest. on Thursday even
ing. the 2lst instant.
Mrs. w. D. Lynham and family have
gone to their summer home. Ocean Grove,
Mrs. J. e. Vaughan 10 at Piney Point.
! where she will spend two weeks.
Mrs. ]. w. shiies will spend the summer
with her daughter. Mrs. LYMAN. at Ocean
| Grove. N. ].
Mrs. John Rover during the summer will
visit friends and relatives in Atlantic City
and Philadelphia. Pa, ana later proceed TO
Indiana to visit her sister. Mrs. Capt Nc
Beth. and then to her daughter. Mrs. 4. c.
| Dimmick. in Iowa.
prise banquet last night by q number of
| friends. a farewell He leaves Baltimore
| tomorrow for trip to Europe.
On Sunday evening last, at her parents
residence. Miss sophia s,akolski Of this city
| was married to MIR. simon silverman OF
| Syracuse, N. \. Rev. Dr. Shafrer OF Bal.
| timore performed the ceremony Among
those present from syracuse, n. y, were
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Kaletxhi. and the groom's
| two brothers. Messrs samuel and Thilip Sill
vernan. After the wedding supper Mr. and
Mrs. Silverman left for a short wedding tour
| previous TO taking up their residence In
| Syracuse.
Mrs. q. H La Fetra ana Mrs. Annie L.
| Bovee will 90 to New York on Thursday 70
| attend the welcome to be extended TO Miss
Frances b. Willard at Calvary Baptist
Church that night. Dr. La Fetra will &C
| company the ladies.
Mrs Phil Sheridan. accompanied by her
| three daughters and SON. left the city yes.
| terday morning to spend the summer Al
/ NcnQuitt. Mass.
The marriage OF DR.. Reginald Munson OF
| Washington and Miss Mary l.. daughter OF
| w. H. Arnold, at the brides home In Cadix
| Ohio took place Thursday last at noon.
| The house was beautifully decorated and
| the attendance was large. The bride was
| gowned in an elegant white silk and had
/ two bridesmaids. The groomsmen were
| Ralph Cunningham and Walter Potts, while
| the brides sister Louise and Bessie Clark
were the ribbon girls. After congratula lions
| refreshments were served and the bridal
| party and most of the guests walked 10 the
| railway station amidst showers of rice The
young folks also decorated the car with
| white ribbons and at Cadiz Junction the
| groom discovered his baggage not only
| deliberately decorated with white ribbons
| but there was on one end OF his trunk q
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