Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-03-27
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
Spring at Woodley and Summer at Gray
Gables
President and Mrs. 'Cleveland's Plans
The Wedding Day for Miss Letter
IL Set Personal Notes.

President Cleveland and family will go
| cut to Woodley next week IL the weather is
pleasant and suitable for comfort and SUBJ
| urban delights. Just as soon as the warm
| weather manifests itself early in June the
| start will be made for Gray Gables, which
| interesting spot is likely to have the atteri-
| ton of the country centered upon it during
| the month of July. Mrs. Perrine will spend
that part of the summer with Mrs. Cleve-
| land.
The Hon. George Curzon, Mp son of
Lord Scarsdale. will sail for New York on
| the steamer Majestic on April 10. His mar
rage to Miss Mary Letter. daughter of Mr..
L. q. Letter of Chicago. will take place in
| Washington on April 20. The wedding day
comes on Saturday, after the English fash
| ion. The couple will probably sail for
| England again within the week following
| their marriage as the parliamentary duties
of Mr.. Curzon will not allow him to make
a lengthy stay in this country.
DR.. and Mrs. LIE Plongeon Count and
Countess de Cosqueville) will be the guests
! of the Brazilian minister and Mrs. Men
| donca during their visit here early in April.
They have been extensive travellers in
| Yucatan.
| Lieutenant and Mrs. Davis and their
children returned last week to Fort Lea
| venworth, after a pleasant visit with
| Marshal and Mrs. Wilson.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Yeatman entertained
| number of friends on Monday evening ct
musicale. The Misses Yeatman pleas
| antIy assisted. and Col. Wolcott and his
| SONS and daughters took part in the mu-
| steal program. Supper was served before
| the company separated.
Miss Olive Capehart of Falls Church. Va.
who has been visiting Miss May Crutchet
| for a few days, sailed for Paris today.
A pleasant surprise party was given last
evening in honor of Miss Eta Wright, at
| the residence of her grandparents, Mr.. and
| Mrs. J. c. DeAtley, TO 18th street south
| west. The parlors were Hastily decorated,
| and vocal and instrumental music was en-
ioycd. when a collation. was served. Among
| those present were the Misses King, Car
pen:er, Wright, Cogswell, Willard, Mr.. and
Mrs J. c DeAtley Mr.. and Mrs. L. II.
| Cogswell, Messrs. Charles DeAtley, Lieut..
Willard and c. A. Cooper.
Mrs. Geo. c. Davis, Mrs. W. c. Weaver.
Misses Mary Johnston and Matte Weaver
of Virginia are the guests Of Mrs. ]. T.
| Petty, 1881 street northwest.
The marriage Of Miss Mabel Stanley
| Glover to DIR. Franklin P. Mall of Johns
| Hopkins College will take place tomorrow
| evening at the residence Of Mr.. John ].
| Glover, on f street. Only the relatives and
ent. Dr.. Mall and his bride will sail for
| Europe in a few days. and will spend most
| OF their vacation in Germany, where he has
spent many years in study.
The Misses Walker of 627 Maryland
| avenue are visiting their uncle, T. H.
| Walker. at Herndon. Va.
| Mrs. A. D. Prince will discontinue her
Fridays Eat home after March %. She
| will spend the month of April with her
| parepts in Charlotte. N. c.
Ex- Representative and Mrs. Cultivate
and Master Charles P. Cultivate sailed for
Europe today.
Mrs. NJ. Rosenbush is visiting her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. S. Bieber. and will be
| at home tomorrow, $50 street southeast.
| birthday party was given by the Misses
| Dittrick in honor Of their brother, Mr.. Au-
| gust Dittrick. at 1912 7th street northwest
and Mrs. Kaiser Mr.. and Mrs. Riech. Mr..
| and Mrs. Voehl. Mr.. and Mrs. Dittrick.
| the Misses Doering Renchel. L. Dittrick,
Hartung, A Slice. NJ. Perkins, E. Schmidt.
H. Barker. M. Fraber. Messrs. T. J. Mil
Ter. A. F. Reesch. A voehl. E. w. Schroe-
| der. Chas. Howell. A. X. Points. William
| Loane. r. D. McCathran. VIM. Roby, NJ.
| Hanlein. G. Baum. S. Jones, Chas. Kaiser,
| j. Doering and A A. Rfemer Dancing was
| enjoyed.
Mrs. Joseph Rakemann and Miss Amelia
Rakemann are at Old Point Comfort.
Miss Bertha NJ. Adams and Mr.. Eugene
NJ Tilden of Willimantic. Conn.,, were mar
| r1eQ last night at the Assembly PreSDy-
| terrain Church. Rev. George o. Little fl
ciated. Mr.. G. S. Tibbets of Richmond. Va.
| was best man, and Miss Blanche Allison
| was maid of honor. Messrs. Harry Porter,
| cousin of the groom E. German, A. Cooper
| and A. Stock were the ushers. The bride
| wore brown cloth travelling dress. A re-
| ception was held later at the residence of
| the brides mother. Mrs Louisa c. Adams,
| at 1112 NJ street. Mr.. and Mrs. Tilden start
| ed later for a northern trip.
A surprise party was given on Monday
| night at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs.
| A. Mowatt to celebrate the birthday of
| Miss Mamie Mowatt. The evening was
| spent in games, after which refreshments
| were served. Those present were the
| Misses Dollie Saur. Annie Sholts, Lille
| Whitman, Bessie johnson, Mary, Isaocll
| and Mamie Mowatt. and Messrs. E. Libby,
| H. Hcff, Rob't and Thos. johnson, F. Hen
| ming, ]. Mccain. NJ. Scolly, w. Hoff and
| George and A. Mowatt.
Mrs. L. A Arnold Of Wilkesbarre, Pa, is
| visiting Mr.. and Mrs. s. NJ. Goldsmith, 6
| n street northwest
| Mrs. r. H. Palmer and daughter of
Loudoun. Va. are the guests of Mrs. E. C..
| Firch.