Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-09-19
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
Another Wedding to Start the Fall
Record.
The Latest Wedding Cards for Future
Events Personal
Notes.

Miss Julia Stevenson, daughter of Vice
President Stevenson, has, 1t is said, broken
| her engagement with Wat Hardin, jr, of
Danville, KY, the cause assigned being i'll
| health Miss Stevenson is at Chattanooga
| with her father, and is in poor health. The
trip to Alaska did her no good. Her friends
fear that her case will soon develop into
consump.ion.-New York Herald, today.
Miss Hattie Virginia Gordon, daughter of
Mr.. Joseph T. Gordon. and Mr.. William d.
Clark of Brooklyn. N Y. were married last
| night. Tho ceremony took place at the fu-
ture home of the couple, No. 23s 9th street
| southeast. The officiating clergyman was
Rev. DR.. Williams OF Christ Church, Navy
Yard. The groom was attended by Mr..
Augustus Swigert as best man. The bride
wore travelling gown of Partisan novelty
goods IN green and brown trimmed with
velvet and brocade silk, with hat to match.
The house was profusely decorated with
palms and flowers. The supper table had
| as a central ornament the tall wedding
CAKE The brides presents made a glitter
ing collection of valuable articles. Among
the guests at the marriage who were rela-
uves of the young couple were Maj Clark
Of Brooklyn, father Of the groom; Mr..
Francis Clark, brother of the groom; Mr.
James A. Gordon and family, Mr.. william
I. Gordon and family, Mr.. Joseph T. Cor
0oH anu ldAllky, h1r. JOQn Bl0Omer and
family and Mr.. Fred. Bloomer and family.
The couple left on a late train for an ex-
tended northern trip, and upon their return
they will be at home to their friends after
southeast.
The engagement has been announced in
Baltimore of Mr.. Charles H. Carter. son of
Mr. Bernard Carter of Baltimore, to Miss
Sara G. Daingerfield of Alexandria. Va
Miss Daingerfeld Is the daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs. Reverdy Johnson Daingerfield of
Alexandria, and a Observation-Disclosures of
the late 'Reverdy johnson of Baltimore
bar and associated with his father in bus
mess.
Mrs. Calvin s. Brice entertained a din
| ner company last night at Newport where
social amenities are picking up again.
Miss Helen Carroll is visiting her brother,
| Royal Phelps Carroll. at Newport.
Nine E. Bronneau Of Paris Is here for a
visit. and is staying at the residence of Mr.
Charles Rauscher, on. Connecticut avenue
urely In this country, and will in all proba-
bility make her future residence in this
city, where she will find many friends
well acquainted among the Faubourg
families. who will be glad to welcome her
| to their midst.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. B. Winner and family
have returned to their home on Washing
| ton Heights.
MI. utAiop ClWyn Lester, nephew OF
Senator Jones Of Nevada, and raised with
his children, was married last week in San
Francisco. His bride was Miss Alice Ho-
bart eldest daughter Of the late w. 8. Ho-
fortune to his three children. Mr.. Lester
| is now cashier of the Santa Monica Bank.
and is said to own the best library on
finance in California. Mrs. ]. P. Jones was
at the wedding. superbly gowned in opal
satin. The Misses Jones were also present.
Mr. and Mrs. Lester are now travelling in
| the east in private car prior 20 going
abroad for two years.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Jerome B. Diver have sent
out cards for the marriage of their daugh-
F! ter, Miss Mary Hannah Grover to Mr..
| Henry Harding Burroughs. Wednesday
evening, October 2, at $780, at Calvary Bap-
fist Church.
Cards are out announcing the wedding Of
Walter Luther Elliot, formerly of York, Pa.
| to Miss Jean, daughter of Louis V. Taft Of
Chicago, Ill, formerly of this city. The
| ceremony will take place at the home of the
| bride. 15S Park avenue. Chicago. Wednes-
| day evening. September D. 1895, at
O'Clock.
| Mr.. Tom. ]. Fealy gave musical stag
at his residence. No. 1918 10Th street north
west, Tuesday evening. In the musical
talent present We're Messrs Holmes,
'Yundt Judson and Gallaher of the
| Dino Mandolin and Guitar Club, Messrs.
tan, Messrs Cox. Minnietree, Poston
and Tyler of the Dixie Vocal. and also
Messrs. James Tanner. Chas. B. Hepburn,
Edward CLAWS, ]. Anger Driver. Edward o.
Damon, Jack Green and Jack Creney. An
elaborate collation. added to the enjoyment
of the occasion.
| Mrs. E. ]. Adams and family have return
ed to their home on Capitol Hill. after
spending the season in Atlantic City.
Miss Katharine g. Duncan of Waterbury.
Conn. Is tie guest Of her brother. ]. L.
| Duncan, Of the patent office.
| Mrs. Mary L. Stephens has returned
| from Point Pleass mt and Philadelphia to
| her residence, 100 18th street.
DR.. and Mrs. j. Wesley Bovee have re-
| turned from a pleasant two weeks So
journ at Cape May.
Mrs. Robson s. Walter has visiting her
for several weeks her mother. Mrs Ram
/ say. also sister. Mrs. ]. Grant Seigrist. and
| daughter. They will be pleased to see their
friends at The Virginia, 7th and Virginia
| avenue.
Mr.. Sam Moulden of Lincoln, Ill, is WIS.,
| iting his cousin, Mr.. A. F. Moulden, 1905
| Rhode Island avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. de Dominguez are In New
| York. where the latter will await the ar
rival of her sister. Lady Wolseley. and
Lord Wolseley, who are expected shortly
! from England.
| A marriage has been arranged and will
take place on the 26th Of November in the
| Collegiate Church Of st. Paul. at Malta,
| Mediterranean sea, between Caroline.
| daughter Oh the late united states consul
General Heap of Constantinople and Capt.
Stakeholder of the Royal Artillery. Ado.
to Gen. Stuart Nicholson. in Malta. late
| A. D. c. to Gen. Owen. and son of Col.
| Baker Of Brighton. England. Miss Heap
| is a charming and beautiful American girl
| we'll known in Washington society, where
| she spent some time recently after he
| death Of her father. who was so we'll and
| favorably known as our diplomatic repre-
| sentative. first at Tunis and afterward at
! Constantinoplc.
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