Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-05-15
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
Miss Herbert and Miss Voorhees, Are II
London.
Pleasant Mention of Pleasant People
and Their Movements
Cosby News.


forpia the LIST of June. with Justice and
Mrs. Field, and will remain on the Pacific
coast all summer She is contemplating
spending next winter in southern Europe,
travelling with Mrs. Watterson. Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Watterson, who will be back
here in a few days, will be Mrs. Matthews
guests during their stay in the city.
Miss Voorhees,, who went abroad with
her uncle, MIR. John E. Risley, minister to
Denmark, is now in London. Yesterday
Miss Herbert and Miss Voorhees, were pres
ent in the house of commons.
Mr.. Jackson. son of Justice Jackson, and
Miss Caroline Dickson will be married
shortly at the residence of the brides
mother, Mrs. Charles Taylor Dickson, Wal
nut Hills, Cincinnati
Miss Abigail Dodge is so much improved
that 1t will not be necessary to defer her
departure beyond the date originally set
for her return north. Mrs Blaine is going
up to Augusta for the summer, and it is
probable Miss Dodge will accompany her,
and divide the summer between there and
her home in Massachusetts.
After the graduating exercises of the
| Marine Corps School of Application yester-
day Col and Mrs. Haywood entertained the
official and resident guests present at a
luncheon. Their quarters were most at
tractfveiy decorated with flowers and a
pleasant hour was spent. Mrs. Haywood
was assisted by her niece, Miss Steliwag
Some of those present We're Secretary Her
bert, Mr.. and Mrs. Micou, Admiral and
Mrs. Ramsay, Miss Ramsay, Capt. and
Mrs. and Miss Robinson, Miss Chandler
Mrs. John Baker. Miss Baker, Mrs. Ross
Perry. Miss Perry, Mrs Ainesworth Capt
Cawlcy, Gen. and Mrs. Ordway, Capt. and
Mrs. Lemly. Lieut.. and Mrs. Pendleton
Lieut. and Mrs. Coles, Mr. and Mrs. Will
lard Warner, Col and Mrs. Wilson, Mr.
Finnev Miss Myra Moves RlanEShD
Mrs. Bacon. Mrs Whiting, Miss Hebb, Maj.
and Mrs. Reid, Gen. and Mrs. Stewart,
Capt and Mrs. Cook, DR.. and Mrs. Percy
of Virginia. DIR and Mrs. Magruder, Capt.
and Mrs. Dunlap. Capt. and Mrs. Chase
| and Capt. Murphy.
Miss Chandler has returned from visit
to New Jersey.
Mrs. and Miss Morgan are just back from
Old Point
Miss Corson has come On from California
to spend the summer with Mrs. James F.
Barbour.
Representative and Mrs. NewIands enter
tanned a large company at their Chevy
Chase home yesterday afternoon, when
Miss Newlands was introduced to their
friends.
Mr.. Bax-Ironside gave dinner last night
at Overlook Inn. His guests were the
Misses Pauncefote. the Misses Brice. bliss
Wallack. Miss Belknap, Mrs Richard
Townsend. Mrs V. r. Berry, Baron Won
Ketteler Mr. Spring Rice Count Tzechenye,
Mr.. Lafaure and Mr.. w. V. R. Berry.
Miss Edythe w. Hough, daughter of Mr..
Pliny NJ. Hough. 92a street, gave birth
day party on Monday. She was the re-
cipient of many pretty and useful presents.
Among those present were Misses BesSye
Fisher of 1.-The Oaks" Highland Park, Bal
timore Nd, Alma Shipman, Irene Moore,
Bessye Bullen, Edith Richards, Mable
Claflin. Blanche Colamer, Otis Townshend
Philena Sherwood and Katie Wilson, and
Messrs. Chas. Karr, Harry Jochun, Chas
Yeatman, George Hensey, c. ]. Engel, Ivan
hoe Jochum. Walter Ward, Fessngton
Hicks, Harry Claf1in, Frank Newcomb
Harry Ward. Walter Waddey, jr. Mat
Gosnell and E. Wells.
Mrs. Jas. T. Hardin of Hagerstown and
her little son and daughter have been in
the city for few days the guests of
her mother Mrs. Jos. T. Mitchell, 92S K
street.
Miss Annie E. McArthor of Atlanta, Ga,
who has been visiting her cousin, Mrs.
Poston of 30th street, left today for Vir-
ginia, where she will spend some time Wis
iting relatives.
Mr.. Randolph NJ. Fell, formerly Of Geor-
gia and now of this city. and Miss George
V. Ray of Linden, Nd, were married at
Mt. Vernon Place Church yesterday. Their
marriage met with considerable opposition
on the part of the brides family and she
came here yesterday morning without tell
ing of her intentions. Later in the day the
couple advised her home folks of their
ma rriage and awaited their blessing and
approval. Tonight they will leave for
northern wedding trip.