Evening star., 1895-09-06
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
Secretary Carlisle Has Passed the Sixtieth
Milestone.
The Chief Justice and Attorney Gem
ernI VIII BE Neighbors-
Personals.

birthday yesterday although none of the
| arrangements were planned by him.
Friends outside. however, wanted to mark
| the date, and when dessert was served af-
! ter the family dinner Mr.. Carlisle was sur
prised to see a big cake brought in on
which sixty little candles We're burning.
The surprise was a pleasant one all round
and thoroughly enjoyed by the head of the
| treasury. Mr.. w. K. Carlisle is expected
from Chicago today to make a short visit
to his parents.
Mrs. Fuller is at the Arlington, having
come On in advance of her family to look
after a residence for the winter The lease
Of the present home of the chief justice,
1900 Massachusetts avenue, has expired
and it is understood that ex-senator Van
Wyck, who owns it, will occupy the place
for the future. The chief justice and Mrs
Fuller want to buy a house, and the
chances are that their choice will be rar-
rowed down to houses further down town,
and that they will decide to take the Jack
son house on X street between 18th and
lith streets. This house was bought hy
the late Justice Jackson, and was formerly
the residence of eX-Secretary Noble during
the Harrison administration. The F.llers
have spent the summer quietly at Sorrento
With their children and grandchildren.
The chief justice is now there
Miss Catherine Fuller. whose health was
matter of concern since her return from
Europe early in the summer, is conva-
lescng rapidly.
Attorney General Harmon is about to
take the May house on X street, which
was handsomely decorated and improved
alter its purchase last year by Mrs Fred
May. 1t adjoins the Henry May house,
formerly the Stanton residence and is Well
equipped for entertaining and social pur-
poses, beside being SO centrally located.
Miss Rosale Quackenbush and Rev H.
Fields Saumen!g of All Souls parish St
Mary's county, Md. were married yesterday
at st. Stephens Episcopal Church. Mt
Pleasant. The event was largely attended
the chancel was set with palms, and IN The
impressive ceremony Rev. T. 3. Perry of
St Andrews and Rev. G. 7. Dudley of ST.
stephens offciated. Mr.. Requardt of Bal
timore was best man, and Mr. Earle
Quackenbush escorted his sister in church
and gave her hand in marriage. The altar
was decked with pink flowers. The bride
was Sowned in pearl silk, with touches of
ceriSe, aud a stylish hat vas worn Only
the relatives and intimate friends attended
the reception which followed at the re; 81
dence of the brides mother, 1872 @ strest
where the parlors We're set with palms and
decked with roses. The couple, started
later for a trip before settling down at
their home at ST. Mary's Mr. and Mrs. T.
+. SaumeniS of Baltimore, parents of the
groom; Mr. S. F. Young his uneia; Mr
and Mrs. Baughman, and Mrs. c. II. Davis
also of Baltimore, Were presen. at the we'd
ding, with Lieut.. and Mrs.. Rhodes Of Fort
Myer.
Mrs. Clara Baker Smith has returned
from New Hampshire, where she has spent
the summer.
DR.. Arthur G. Coumbe of this city and
Hiss Gertrude Ethel Hughes of PhiIadeI-
rhia were married in the latter city at the
Asbury NJ. f. Church, Wednesday evening.
The best man was f. H. Coumbe, a brother
of the groom. and the ushcrs were Hiram
E. Turner. w. w. Coumbe ard William B.
Lewis The bridesmaids We're Miss Virginia
Jones and Miss Lulu Clark. The bride was
given away by her brother. Clarence w.
Hughes. The ceremony was performed by
Rev. DIR. Richard w. Humphriss. pastor of
the church. The bride wore white silk and
carried a bouquet of white roses and lilies
of the valley tied with white ribbon. The
bridesmaids Wore white silk dresses trim
II ed with pink ribbon and carried huge clus-
tiers of pink asters. After the ceremony at
the church a reception was held at the
were Mrs A. NJ. Coumbe, mother of the
groom: Mr.. and Mrs. A. 7. Coumbe and DIR.
and Mrs. o. H. Coumbe of Washington.
The honeymoon will be spent at Niagara,
Thousand Islands and Saratoga Springs.
B. H. Warner and family. Judge C. c.
W. Smith and wife. Jules Gutnridge and
wife and Charles Newbold and wife are
row at Cape May.
Miss Dana L. May Of lie Droit Park has
returned from Colonial Beach.
Miss Annie Mcintyre of Baltimore Is
spending a few days with Mrs. Ernest W.
Emery at 9Th and NJ northwest, on her
way home from the sashore.
Mrs. Louise Pollock, VINO has been for
the past six months at Skyland. Stony Man
mountains, Va, has returned to her home
1Ol7 10th street.
A surprise party was given on Wednes-
day by the little Misses May and Maud
Combs in honor of the birthday Of their
little friend. Miss Katie Williams. The
evening was spent in games and music
Katie Williams and Ada Bates gave some
fancy dances. after which the little folks
were given refreshments. Master Cha rie
Arnold gave piano selections and a bouquet
was presented to the guest of honor
Among those present Were Leana Whit
Nellie Mae Brooks. Bell Harris. Flora
Lewis and Masters George Hugely. Harry
Collins. Eddie Brown, Walter Mack, Joe
Harris and Oscar Lewis.
Mr.. Herndon Morsell returned to Wash
irgton after months outing in Boston
and vicinity. Mrs. Morsell and son will
return next week.
Mr. and Mrs. b. F. Rhodes have issued
cards for the marriage of their daughter
Margaret NJ, and Mr.. Jesse Jenkins, jr.. of
Linden, Md. The ceremony will be per
formed Monday evening in St. Stephens
Church, Mount Pleasant