Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-04-12
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY,"
Mrs Stevenson is Making q Quiet Stay
Here
The Cards for the Hopkins-Wylie
Wedding Are Out-PersOnal
Notes.

Mrs. Stevenson and Miss Letitias Steven
son are at the Normandie, and will remain
until about the Both. Miss Stevenson has
been in school in Philadelphia the last
term, and the visit of her mother here at
this time is to enjoy quiet Easter vaca-
ton with her. Mrs. Stevenson was greatly
fatigued after her journey here, and yes
terday was not able to see the many
friends who called. Today she is quite re-
stored, and, everybody will be glad to learn,
is really looking much better. and is feeling
SO. than when she left Washington last
autumn. The Vice President and family
have been the past four weeks resting
quietly in Bloomington, at their former
home there, and have SO far made no set
tied plans for the summer. They do not
anticipate going to Europe, as has been
stated at intervals the last few months.
Mrs. William Stevenson came here from
Bloomington with the wife of the Vice
President, but will go to Boston this after
noon to remain over Sunday with her son,
who is in college at Andoyer. She will re-
turn early next week, and the ladies' will
be at the Normandie until their departure
for Bloomington, the last of the month.
Miss Letitia Stevenson has developed into
blonde type, and, coupled with her bright,
vivacious manner, makes her doubly at
tractive. The family are, Of course, in the
deepest mourning.
out the invitations for the marriage of
their daughter, Miss Hopkins, to Mr.. Hor-
ace Wylie, at st. Johns Church, at noon on
Tuesday. April 80. A breakfast follows
the ceremony. and the wedding trip will
be to Europe.
DR.. and Mrs. Robert N. Harper have as
their guests over Easter Mr.. Joseph E.
Marvin of Westport, Conn.,, Mr.. T. NJ.
Dripps Of Pittsburg and Mr. Wells A.
Harper of Leesburg, Va.
Miss Clara Belle Harvey and Mr.. Thomas
W. Aldrich. both of Providence, r. l., were
married on Wednesday last, at the resi-
dence Of Mr.. W. H. Tufts, Capitol Hill.
The Rev. S. NJ. Newman of the First Con-
gregational Society ofiiciated. The bride
were figured Dresden silk, trimmed with
pearl passementerie. After the collation.
the happy couple started on a tour, and
will visit Baltimore, Philadelphia and New
York.
Mrs. and Miss Gallaudet of Kendall
Green will not be at home tomorrow
Saturday, but will receive the remaining
Saturdays in April.
The Corcoran Cadet Corps have issued
cards for their twenty-ninth compliment
tary hop at the National Rifles Armory,
Monday evening, April Is. Dancing at $50.
Miss Nellie G. Heinline of Capitol Hill
has her cousin. Miss Floy Philips of ILL.,
nois. visiting her.
Mrs. Henry Wells of 1902 18th street
hol lu"SSl HAS IetuI HUH d lWO WEEKS
visit to Philadelphia and Atlantic City.
Mrs. Wilber w. Marmaduke and son
Meredith are visiting her father, Mr.. J. A.
Powers, of Augusta, KY, and will not re-
turn until the LIST of May.
Mrs. Herbert Hall Winslow of New York
is visiting her mother, Mrs. Lippincott, on
Capitol Hill.
Mr. and Mrs. W. p Van wickle left for
New York today. Mrs. Van Wickle sails
for Europe tomorrow for a three months
stay in Paris.
Col. and Mrs. Luther Caldwell, Miss
Caldwell and Miss Tremaine will also sail
tomorrow for Europe.