The evening times., 1895-10-26

apartments AT the fOrtlanu IuuTSudy dil-
ernoon In honor of their son and his bride,
Mr. and Mrs. Yeomans, ,ir., OF Buffalo,
N. Y.
Miss Agnes C. sheehy and Mr.. Daniel
F. Sullivan were married Wednesday
evening at the Church of the Immaculate
Conception, Rev. Father Ryan officiating.
The bride wore pretty wedding gown
Of white satin, trimmed with lace ana
satin ribbons and carried a bouquet OF
bride roses.
Miss Margeret 6heehy acted as maid OF
honor, wearing Q becoming costume OF
" hite silk, and carrying La France roses.
Mr.. T. ID. Sullivan las best man on the
occasion, and Hessrs. John and Frank
Sheehy, Florence Sullivan, and John r.
Mccarthy the ushers.
Follow ing the ceremony q reception
was held at the home of the bride g parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. P Sheehy, No. 204O seventh
street Mr.. and Mrs. Sullivan left later
for a trip to Atlanta. and on their return
will reside at No. 800 Q street.
A very pleasant surprise party was CIV
en- last night to Miss Hester X. Bunch
by the members and friends OF the Tenn
perance Pleasure Club at her residence, No.
80 II street northwest.
Among those present were Misses Mary
Hope, Zella Manverse, Berthe Clar K,
Gertie Berkfcy. Maud Carr, Frances and
Lynn Pike Jennie LOudermilk, Nettie
Page, Clara De Neane, Nellie Batenian, Ida
O'ConRcll, Hattie Stewart, Annie Harper,
Hester X Bunch, Lizzie King and Marion
Harper, and Messrs. James Hope, Harry
Belt, Ed Staub, Harold Wheeler, John Hill,
VIII Bright, Howard Stewart, Ray French,
Stalry Clark, Oscar Harper, Clarence Sheck-
ellis, win Downin, Gayer Evans, John /.
Bunch, Lawrence Batenian, Arthur Sher-
wood, James Hoover; Masters Gussie and
VIII Creecy, Mr.. and Mrs. John l. King,
Mr.. and Mrs. n. Bunch, Mrs. William B.
Creecy and Mrs. Williamson.
the Russian government at Washington for
three years, left yesterday for New York.
He will sail on the French steamer to-day
for Havrc.
On his arrival in France he Will proceed
at once to st. Petersburg, where he will
remain until spring. He viii be succeeded
in Washington next December by Mr. de
Koizebue, the present Russian minister at
Stuttgart. Mr. de KotZebue has not yet
received his new designation and Prince
CantacuZcne for that reason is stu the
Russian minister to the United States.
Prince Cantacuzcne left the city so quietly
that not even his intimate friends had any
knowledge of his Intentions. He explained
to a friend several days ago that he enter
tanned a horror of formal farewelis and
for that reason desired to depart as quietly
as possible and announce his departure to
his friends subsequently,.
Prince CanacuZene VIII exchange places
with Mr.. de kotzcbue. He VIII not. how
ever, locate at Stuttgart until next spring
His daughter, Princess Cantacuzene, who
was very popular among her limited circle
OF acquaintances in Washington, viii Ike
her dcbdt i'll Russian society during the COM
ing season 1t is TO give his personal at
tention to this important affair that Prince
Can,acuzene will spend the next Sax months
in st. Petersburg.
Miss Ruth Thompson, OF Herndon, after
pleasant visit to this city, has returned
to her home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Lane, of New
Jersey, are at the Nomandic. Mrs. Lane,
Formerly Miss Lucille blackburn. is busy
preparing her treasures, which include
many girlish possessions. sou venirs of
her winters here, and handsome wedding
glfts, Tor transportation to her new home.
In the Sight of the Goddess" the new
story. or Washington life by Mrs Hamct
Riddle Davis, the talented authoress OF
this city, which will appear in November
Lippincott's, is being anticipated by soci-
ETY. with much pleasure.
Miss Wilmuth Gary and Miss Isabelle
Gary will contribute to the enjoyment OF
this evening at the Louise Home, by render
ing selections on the piano and violin.
Mrs. John Robin Mcdaniel and her daugh-
ter Miss MCDANIEL, will arrive in the city
today and will be at home to friends at
No. 226 A street southeast.
Mrs. R. L. Particle announces the mar
rs,.
Mr.. Oliver Sellnlan October 2, at Baltimore,
Md
Miss Oracle V. Gheen, of Lou,loun county,
Va, and Mr.. George l.. Beard, OF Washing
ton, ID. C., were married at the rccsidence
of Mr.. c. E. Kendrick, No. 427 New York
avenue northwest, October %. Rev. G.
w. Popkins, of Virginia, ofriciated.
The Misses Hamlin, daughters of the
Assistant Secretary OF the Treasury, have
arrived in the city and will be the guests
of Mrs. Carlisle for a week, while they
arrange their home.
Mrs. Waite, widow OF Chief Justice
Waite, who has been quite i'll at her home.
No. 1915 Rhode Island avenue, is rapidly
convalesciuC.
Mr. and Mrs. William C. Whittemore and
their daughter Miss Aline Wilcox, have
returned from their pleasant wanderings
abroad and are established in their home
on New Hampshire avenue.
Mrs. Swift, wife of Capt. Eben Swift
Fifth Cavalry, U. 8. A. who has been the
guest of her sister, Mrs. Denny. at Chevy
Chase, has left the city for Leavenworth,
her husbands station in the West.
Capt. Louis kempff, Of the Navy, is at
the Grafton.
Commodore w. K. Mayo, retired, has re- !
moved to No. 23 Iowa Circle.
Lieut.. H. s. Chase, U. 8. N, now on sick |
leave, is the guest of friends at No. 1911 !
Riggs Place.
Gen. and Mrs. Thomas L. Casey are again |
at home in their handsome K street resi-
dence.
Gen. and Mrs. Chauncey McKeever and |
the Misses McKeever have returned to
their home, No. 1908 H street.
The enga cement of Miss Blanche Dienst,
of Topeka, Kans., and Lieut.. Charles r.
Krauthoff, U. S. A, is announced.