The evening times., 1895-09-30
Social M0u6m6ntS.

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Mr.. and Mrs. s. Herzog, of No. 4I9 Wash
ington Boulevard, Chicago, ILL.,, aDnounc,
the engagement of their daughter, Mis-
Bertha, to Mr.. Joseph b. Adler, of thi.
city. No cards.
The Austrian minister, Baron Hengel
muller, accompanied by Baroness Hengei
muller, will return to the city October IL
Count Louis Szecheny, second secretary
arrived here yesterday, and negotiations
are in progress for the purchase Of q hand.
some home for the Austrian legation.
The marriage of Mics Lucille Blackburn,
| the lovely daughter OF Senator Joseph
| Blackburn ofkeDtucky, to Mr.. Edward .ane,
| or New Jersey. will take place ar st.
| Matthew'S Church, atnoon tomorrow. Rev.
Thomas Lee will officiate and only relatives
and few intimate friends will he present
| at the ceremony. After visit TO several
northern cities, they will sail for Europe to
spend three months abroad.
Mrs. Phelan Is a woman of great per-
sonal beauty, and as Miss Early, OF yir-
ginia, was before her marriage to the late
Congressman Phelan, of Tennessee, one
OF the bellies of the South. She is a grad
uate of the Academy OF the V yisitation.
Commodore Manly, U. S. N, aud herself
won many scholastic honors. Mrs. Phelan
Is a sister of Mr.. Charles Early. of Wash
ington, the well-known real estate man.
The marriage will take place early In
the fall. and DIR. aud Mrs. Flanagan will
make their home at No. 800 Sixteenth
street northwest.
Announcement is made Of the engage
ment of Mrs. Mary Phelan, OF No 1910
Nineteenth street northw est, to DR. Philip
Flanagan, Of No. 9l7 Sixteenth street
DR.. Flanagan is native of New York, and
has made his home here only one year bur
already has hosts of friends, and an ex-
ccilent practice. He has lately returned
from abroad, here he accompanied Sena-
tor Mcpherson. DR.. Flanagan Will leave
tomorrow for Atlanta for Il brief visit
Aln,eric Hugh Paget, whose engagement
to Miss Pauline Whitney, daughter of ex-
Secretary William C.. whitney, was re-
Gently announced, will arrive from Eng
land this week aboard the steamship
Lucania. 1t Is expected that Mr.. and Miss
Whitney will return to their home in New
York Tuesday, October s, and that invita-
tions for the marriage of the young people
will BE- Immediately sent out
paper and literary circles of the capital
is announced to take place Wednesday. No
vember D. The parties are Fred. F. Schra-
der. Of the Washington Post, and Miss
Marie &. Bailey, young lady of bril-
liant attachments. quite wen known as
a contributor to the Sunday papers ON art.
music, and kindred topics. E.
Mr.. Schrader is well known in Washington
and throughout the country for his bril-
liant work on the Post. Before coming-to
Washington he held important editorial
positions on several of the great dailies.
His stories OF Western and newspaper
life have made him a name In literary
circles.
Miss Bailey has been frequent contrib
utor to the Post and has written occa-
sionally for The Times. She has q bright
and forcible style.
The wedding will take place 1t the brides
home, No. 721 Third street northeast.
The wedding trip will include a visit to |
the Atlanta exposition.
Miss Frances e. willard, leader of the |
woman's Chr istiau Temperance Union,
arrived in New York Saturday and an
on leaving the steamer.
Ex-senator Mcpherson, of New Jersey,
has returned from q delightful season Of
travel abroad. Mrs and Miss Mcpherson
will sail for New York October12
Mr.. Firman Homer and family have
to the city and are again at their
home, No. 925 Rhode Island avenue.
Miss Mary Hannah Grover, Daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. jerome B. Divers W Ill be mar
lied to Mr.. Henry Harding Burroughs,
Wednesday evening, at 1:30 O'Clock, at
Calvary baptist Church.
The same evening the wedding of Miss
Viola sanderson to Mr.. Charles Z. Hoover
Mr.. and Mrs. R. NJ. Smith and Mr. Ad-
lison Smith and family will return TO
from Hyattsville, where they
ave been spending the summer, October
10.
MIR. M. b. Latimer, who has been ex.
remely i'll with typhoid fever, has en-
irely recovered.
Justice White, OF the United States Su-
RENE Court, and Miss Sue White, his
ister, returned tn the city Saturday after
pending the season at the Jersey coast.
Mr.. and Mrs. John R. Mclean viii re-
urn to this city Wednesday, October 2.
Mr.. and Mrs. John F. Ochsenreiter viii !
e at home to friends at No. 46I @ street !
fter October ID. I
DR.. ]. L. Reid, of Georgetown, Is very
at his bone, No. 1922 street.
i'll occur. the ceremony taking place at i
rinity, n. E. Church at O'Clock. Mr..
nd Mrs. Hoover wiIlLAld a reception from !
81 to 1850 O'Clock at their future hoc,e,
o. 1913 Marion street northwest.
The marriage Of Miss Jeannette AZ. Ric, =