Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-10-26
THE SOCIAL WORLD
Continued from Fifth Page.)

South Washington returned last week from
Warrerton, after three months STAY
ana are at home for the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Percy B. Hills have taken
apartments at the Concord for the winter
Mrs. Elizabeth S. Stone is with her
daughter, Mrs. Percy Is. Hills. at the Con-
cord.
Mrs J. R. Whiting and Miss Whiting of
st Clair, Mich, are visiting friends at
l3ll 18th street northwest
Mrs J. Amber Smith and family have
returned from North Takoma, where they
spent the summer, and are at their home
l4lS q street northwest.
TIE news of the death OF Mrs Eustis
wife of United States Ambassador Eustis,
will be received here with intense regretMrs
i:rstis lived here a long time, and had
mary friends. and her home on n street
was the center of much that was delightful
III social life. In Paris she was particular
ly nice to travelling Americans and in fact
C ltinued there the pleasant features OF
her home life in this country. Mr.. and Mrs
George Eustis, The former the nephew and
us wife the daughter of the dead lady.
with Miss Eustis another daughter spent
the past summer at Newport.
The marriage of Miss Bessie German
| fourth daughter OF Senator German of Ma
ryiand, and Mr.. Wilton J. Lambert son of
AIR. jalilnauge \. Lambert, will not take
Daisy German to Mr.. Richard johnson
Which has been set for the |; st week in No.
Ncmber. 1t will probably not occur for
several months later.
Mrs de L. Randolph Keim, who has been
abroad with her family all summer, is here
for a few days selecting a place for their
winter residence. She accompanied the
officers of National Society Daughters of
me American revolution, to Atlanta last
| week. and read paper on the Continental
Han before d large audience of Daughters
asSe inDled m the womans building. Mr..
ana Mrs. Keim VIII return to Washington,
" hAIr Islas. ITnl1
mas for the season. 1t will he remerrb ered
that their elest daughter. Elizabeth was
married to Lieut.. Ch&s. W Kutz T. S. A.
last June in Reading. Pa Lieut. and Mrs
| huZ sp ant the summer in Europe and he
| is now stationed at Willets Point New
| York harbor
| Mrs. st. Cloud Ambrose gave a musicale
at Der residence. 1895 T street last evening.
Bowen. Miss Anita Cluss, Mr.. Finkel the
Metropolitan Quartet Messrs. Dufour
! Ccverly, Holcer and Bcnner Mr. Frank
Retstock and Messrs. Cullen Collins, Nc
! Elnaney and Moran. Refreshments were
served before the company separated:
| The special train with Gov. Coffin and
stan of Connecticut passed through the city
early this morning. returning from At
| lanta lhe governors son, Seward V. Cof-
| fin. and wife left the party and are guests
| of DR.. Fl. II. Hawxhurst of 1893 L street
| northwest
Ms. William H. Nearing daughter of
| the Rev. Halsey W. Knapp of Brooklyn,
| n. y, who has been visiting Mrs George
| today.
Miss Mimmack left town en- Wednesday
| to spend the winter in New York city with
her aunt, Mrs. Nathaniel p Bailey.
! Lieutenant Commander James NJ Miller.
| L. S. n, arrived few days since, accom-
| ranied by his two daughters, the Misses
| Claude and Agnes and with them is now
4 a 1ry,oay a.
| has just returned from a three years
| cruise in Chinese waters, during which
| time he was executive officer OF the Monoc-
acy.
Miss Breckenridge has as her guests the
| daughters of Gen. Meyrick. U. s. A. On
! Aon'lay last she gave a luncheon in their
/ honor at her home on Connecticut avenue
Capt Lemly. judge advocate general of
the navy, with his family. has located at
| the Milton. on II street, for the season.
Commodore and Mrs Thomas O. Self
ridge have taken apartments at the Everett
for the winter.
| Mrs. and Miss Wilcox are now comfort
ably established in their new home 1890
| Corcoran street. and are the recipients OF
many kind wishes for a happy and prosper.
| Gus future beneath its root.
| The residence of Mr. Daniel Grove OF
Gapland. Nd, was the scene of "A very
| pleasant gathering Tuesday evening. The
! quests We're received by Miss Lanph of
! Misses Lottie and Emma Grove. Among
! those present were Mesdames VIM. Motler.
| Geo. Trundle, Daniel Grove. Lucy Mother Of
! Virginia. the Misses Sallie Hays. Emma
Hays and Julia McDuell, and NesSrs. Chas.
! pco.e, Wm. Mohler. Sam Hays. Professor
I Poole. Messrs. Lester Arnold, Chas. Grove
| an sch Grove.
! Mr. C. c. Maynard and family came in
| from the country this week. and are set
: tied in their 10Th street house
Mss Alice Trueheart Buck has returned
! for the winter and is at 1897 / street north
/ west.
Miss Cora Frank OF All 30 street north
west HAS returned, after a lengthy visit in
| the east.
Rev John D.. Bradburn and Miss Cath
crime Barker were married Wednesday
| evening at the North Carolina Avenue Nj.
| p. Church. The groom celebrated his
| eighty-t third birthday on the same oc2a-
sion. After the ceremony the couple re-
! paired 70 the home of the young brides
| uncle. Mr.. Mark Richardson, where a re-
: cep.iou followed. DR. and Mrs. Bradburn
| later repaired to their coy home on 18th
| street. where they will be at home to their
| friends after November ]. The bride was
| the recipient of many handsome and nse-
! full presents.