Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-06-05
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
Mrs. Cleveland at Home at Gray
Gables.
Cards Are Out for the Scott-Brom-
well Northumberland Notes
of Interest.

| Mrs. Cleveland and her children, Ruth,
Esther and Marion. with their nurse, Mrs.
| Cleveland's maid and other servants are
| safely lodged at Gray Gables for the sum-
mer. The train on which they were pas
| sengers, with Mrs. Richard Olney and Mrs.
! William Minot, reached Buzzards Bay at
y O'Clock last night. Carriages were in
| waiting at the station, and Mrs. Cleveland
ana her household Were Immediately driven
| 10 Gray Gables. The railroad journey had
| peen quickly and uneventfully made.
! Mrs. Matthew Scott has sent out invita-
| tons for the marriage of her daughter
Letltia to Capt Charles S. Bromwell,
United States engineer corps. The cere-
mony will take place at the family resi-
dence, 10th street. Thursday evening June
| IL, at O'Clock. A company of about one
hundred relatives and intimate friends will
| Wlthess the ceremony. Capt. Cromwell has
| teen stationed at West Point but has
| received a new detail to the Yellowstone
| Park, where the couple will proceed after
| inc wedding. Capt. Bromwell is the son of
Representative Bromwell Of Ohio Miss
Julia Scott will attend her sister as maid
| or honor. The Vice President will give the
| hand of his niece in marriage. The bride
has already and will receive a great many
beautiful gifts.
DIR. and Mrs Colgrove gave a handsome
reception last night in honor of their
|
| Mrs. Charles Hardin, Mrs Magoffin Hard
Ing and Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Harding of
! kentucky. The spacious drawing rooms
| were adorned with roses and other flow
| erS Mrs. ColgrOve was assisted also by
Miss Harding and Mrs. NJ. r. Baldwin
| vocal music and mandolin orchestra
| were heard pleasantly throughout the even
| ing, and at intervals refreshments were
| served Among the guests were Justice
and Mrs. Harlan, Rev. Dr. and Mrs. Mac
kay-Smith, Mrs. Proctor Knott of Ken
nv
| Foley, Rev. DIR. Stafford, Mrs. Blackburn
| Senator and Mrs. Chiffon, Senator and
| Mrs Burrows, Senator and Mrs. Carter
Senator Allison. Senator and Mrs Lindsay
Senator and Mrs. Frye, Senator and Mrs
| Shoup, Senator and Mrs. Davis. Repre-
| sentative and Mrs. Cooper, Representative
and Mrs. Lacey, Representative and Mrs
| Heatwole, Represe ntative and Mrs. Hill
| horn. Representative and Mrs. j. Frank
| Aldrich, Repre- sentative and Mrs. Wood
Mrs. Lewis, wife CT Representative Lewis
OF Kentucky; Representative and Mrs.
| Evans.
Mrs. Wilson, wife of the Postmaster
General, and family have gone to Charles
| town, w. Va, for the summer.
A surprise party was given to Miss Josie
Gallagher at her residence, 412 I'd street
northeast, Monday. The evening was pleas
| antly spent with vocal and instrumental
music and games. Those present were
| Misses Irene MACEDONIAN, Gertrude Burche,
| blanche OConnell, Nellie Quill, Anna Col
Inns, Mary Fitzgerald, Ella Kelly, Katie
| OConnor, Lizzie Hennessey, Alice Kelly
and Josie Gallagher, and Messrs NJ Cum
bingham, j. V. Coughlan, S. Wilson, c.
| Parks, F: Costello, G. Weber, l.. Morris,
). hunt; j. Cassidy, F. Gallagher, 7. Fealey
and j. Currans.
The members of the Congregat ional "Y''
were delightfully."- entertained Wednesday
| evening at the home of Mr.. Hurst on the
| Conduit road. About sixty-five members
left Georgetown at 6 p.m and a bounteous
| served he
| slope of the HILL under the direction of
the hostess, assisted by Mesdames La
tetra, Wood and Foster, after their ar
| rival Among those present were: Misses
Margaret B. Crawford, Helen Nye May
Leet, Florence B. Callahan, Sara E. Smith,
Marian Smith, Mamie Smith. Frances
! hurst, Jessie B. Stevens, Mabel Clafiin
Pearl Houston, Eleanor Cahill, Bertha G.
Davis, Bertha Simonds, Grace and Kittie
Montague, Louise Browning Grace Ross
flora b. Snyder. Anna Hughes, Bertha
Rearick, Margaret Lewis and Helen A.
skinner, Mesdames LaFetra, Campbell
| Foster. Wood and Morgan, Messrs Alfred
Wood, c. Norman Howard. Albert F.
Woods, Arthur Willard, Harry Clafiin, Rob.
ert w. Test, A. Alonzo Protzman Jesse G
Suter. Melville D. Lindsay, ]. C. Hurst, ].
H. Harper, Melville Skinner, r. w. Jones,
Z. ;. Lafetra, w. E. Allen, ]. d. Reed,
Everett L. Warner, Kyselka W. j. r Far
quhar, A. c. Buck, V. S. Barber, George
Little, Dr. Harrison and Joe E. Hurst Al
ter the supper the party scattered through
| lue "oouS- gathering later to hear recita-
| lions by Miss Snyder and Mr.. Test and 10
| witness a presentation to Miss Rearck of
/ I pin Miss Rearick is the treasurer of
me society, and is expected to leave the
city shortly. Miss Anna Hughes made the
| speech of presentation Ice cream and cake
We're then served and the party left for
home.
A hop will be given at Takoma Springs
Hotel Saturday night. Dancing at $50
The Misses Carver of this city were
bridesmaids last night at the marriage in
Baltimore of Miss Knete and Mr. Hem
ming of New York. Guests from this civ
were Mr.. and Mrs. Frank l. Carver. Mr..
and Mrs. w. D. Cabell, Judge ]. b. Sener.
Miss Mary Bradshaw and Miss Carrie
Budd.
Mrs n. Hamilton, who left here las,
March to join her husband at their home
IN Massachusetts, will soon be able to
come south again. having partly recovered
from her recent serious Illness.
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Farrar of this city is at las
South Carolina avenue, Atlantic City.
Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Foster closed their
house on 1 street yesterday for the season,
They will summer at Sackett's Harbor
Mrs. U. S. Grant and Mrs. Sartoris will
summer at Lake George. where they will
go about the middle of June.
Senator German and family have gone
out to Laurel for the summer.
A pretty wedding took place Wednesday
afternoon at o'clock at the Church of
the immaculate Conception Miss Angola
Casey, daughter of Mr.. James Casey was
married to Mr.. William Hannah. The pas
tor, Rev. S. f. Ryan, performed the cere-
mony, assisted by the Rev. NJ. A Ryan,
assistant pastor. The bride was attlrad In
white organdie over white silk, and carried
bouquet of bride roses. After the cere-
monies a reception was held at the home of
the brides father. 312 H street northwest
where they received the congratulations
of their many friends. They left on the
II 30 train for New York, where they expec,
to spend a couple of weeks. The ushers
were Messrs p. F. Hannah, P. d. Sullivan
Eugene Hannah and Edward ]. Bastable
Mr.. p. F. Hannah brother of the groom
was best man. Many relatives from New
York, Philadelphia and Baltimore were
present. On their return, they will reside
at 1I19 18th street northwest.