Evening star., 1895-06-15
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
Doings and Sayings of Prominent
People.
Another International Romance VIII
Shortly Terminate I'm n We'd
dinS-PersOnal Notes.

Lucy Page Of Chicago, who has recently
returned from Europe. Mrs. Carlisle re-
counts with great amusement how thor
oughly devoted her son, Mr.. William K.
Carlisle. and family are to bicycling. She
presented him with a wheel during her last
visit in Chicago and he in turn became so
| fond of it that he got wheels for his wife
and three children. so that the entire fam
lily now spend all their leisure time enjoy
ing the smooth roads in Lincoln Park. Mr..
Logan Carlisle, who is now in London, will
be absent two months, intending to take a
months vacation in travelling after he con-
cludes his business errand. Toward the last
of this month Mrs. Carlisle is going up to
Marion, Mass, to spend a while with the
Misses Hamlin.
Secretary Morton and Miss Morton gave
dinner last night at Overlook Inn, enter
tanning Mrs Carlisle and her guest, Miss
Lucy Page. Miss Morton will spend the
early summer IN Massachusetts and then
go west.
Duke d'Arcos Spanish minister to Mex
leo, has arrived in this city, and it is un-
derstood his marriage with Miss Lowery.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Archibald
Lowery, will take place before the end of
this month. The brides family is reticent
on the subject 1t is understood that the
ceremony, which will take place at home,
will be very quiet, and only witnessed by
gathering of relatives and intimate friends.
by-the-Sea after the newly married couple
will return to Mexico.
Weddings will again pleasantly mark the
coming week.
At Ascension Tuesday at noon Miss
Trenholm and Mr.. John Capers will be mar
ried, and at st. Michaeps and All Angels at
the same hour Miss Ethel Purcell and Mr..
Walter Hutchins. Miss Carrie Porter will
be maid of honor for the latter bride, and
Mr. Herman Dennison of Columbus best
man for the groom. Miss Belle Howell and
Mr.. John Valentine Bohn will be married
at st. Johns at o'clock on Wednesday.
Representative Hit is now so much i'm
proved that it is thought it will be possible
for him to travel next week to Narragan-
Sett r. l., where, in quiet and cool sur
more rapidly. Some days the past week he
has been able to see friends for brief in
tervals. and has greatly enjoyed these
gltmpses of the outside world. A physician
and nurses will accompany Mr.. and Mrs.
Hit when they are able to leave the city.
Mrs. John w. Foster will remain here
until the return Of Mr.. Foster from China
and the remainder of the summer will be
spent at their place near SacketIs Harbor.
Rev. Alexander Mackay-Smith and fam
lily will sail for Europe on the 22d.
Several members OF the Chinese legation
have taken to the wheel and make most
picturesque figures flying around the
streets
Assistant Secretary Hamlin is staying
out at Chevy Chase, and has so far sue
cumbed TO the bicycle craze as to go in and
out every day on his wheel. The Misses
Hamlin are expert riders.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles c. Snow have gone
to spend the summer at their cottage on
the Penobscot, Maine.
Miss Maggie O'Donnell and Miss Mamie
Keppel went Tuesday to warrenton, Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. Archibald Hopkins and
W ha of lioy-
town, Mass
Mrs. August Peterson and Miss Blanche
Peterson, wife and daughter of the vice
consul of Sweden and Norway, with
party of friends from Baltimore, will sum-
mer at Atlantic City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin F. Yohe have
gone for a visit to Ohio and some of the
western states.
Miss Elsie I. and Eta X. Hoffman of
Williamstown, Pa, are the guests of Mrs.
r. A. Kantz of 800 North Carolina avenue
southeast.
On Wednesday evening Miss Emma E.
Jaeger of Baltimore and Mr.. Conrad G.
hlarkolf We're married at the residence of
the grcom's mother, Mrs. r. Markolf, at
91o 5th street northwest. Miss Tina Wea-
land of Baltimore was maid of honor and
Mr.. Jno. A. Barthel was best man. Quite a
number of guests were present. The couple
will reside at the above address.
Mr. and Mrs. p NJ. Dubant have gone to
Atlantic City for the summer. Mr.. Dubant
is convalescing from a very severe illness.
Mr. and Mrs. John c. Hesse of Capitol
Hill have returned from Denver where the
health of the latter was greatly benefited.
Mrs. +. c. Dieudonne will leave on the
18th and will spend the remainder of the
season at the seashore resorts.
Miss La Coste will spend August at the
seashore in the vicinity of New York.
Miss Hoge. Miss Doyle. Miss Sampson,
Miss Street, Miss Wainwright, Miss Pearce,
Miss Hemphill, Mrs. Baker, Miss Bates
Miss Carmody. Miss Arthur, Mrs. and Miss
Hichborn, Miss Thomas and Miss Todd
were among the Washingtonians very
prominent at the graduating ball at An
napoliS last week.
MIR. John J. Crittenden Marriott will leave
today for Louisville, KY, where he will be
married on the 18th instant to Miss Swope
During the summer the bride and groom
will make their home with the Crittendens
at Rockville. Next winter Mr.. Marriott
will bring his bride to reside in Washing
ton.
Col. John Hay and family left on We'd
nesday for Ncwbury, NH, where they will
spend the summer.
CHARITY WORK.