Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-06-27
WEDDING LIST OF JUNES LAST DAY
OTHER MINER NEWS

The weather has been just right for that
section Of the polite world which for
various reasons are still in tow. The
wall from the seaside resorts has already
been heard because of cool temperature
and the frequent rains. The gaieties are as
yet of the most informal character at the
sea, or on the mountain side, and nothing
particularly startling Is expec ted till half
of next month Is past. In fact, this coun-
try cannot settle down to anything until
after the Chicago convention, and the two
candidates on each ticket begin their sum-
mering at the various resorts, where they
are expected.
If Mr.. and Mrs. Mckinley and Mr.. and
Mrs. Hobart manage to put in an appear
ance at any one of the numerous places to
which, according to the veracious chron-
iclers. they have always been In the habit
of going and will, therefore, nee essarily go
again. the success Of these favored spots Is
assured.
Hereabouts the month Of roses and we'd
dings has been exceedingly interesting. The
nuptial events Of Wednesday would make
readable string of rolnances If the person
of the statistical turn of mind would not
keep interfering with the number of yards
of satin and tulle, ribbons and other garni-
ture. which entered so largely into the out
SLUG VI tntSe events
The unexpected keeps on happening iii
the way Of engagements. not all of which
are given to the public. nor will they be-
either, until the very eve of the wedding
announcement. There are few large we'd
dings booked for the next three months.
but the autumn list will be Of an important
character, and will include as leading cards
some international alliances. There will be
tremendous disappointment in society II
the marriage Of Miss Louise Bonaparte and
IL = ~1ana
here. So far no news has arrived of the
date of tie ceremOniouS event. but the
probabilities are strong that the fair BRIDE
who is so much attached to her Washing
ton friends. would prefer their presence on
such an suspicious occasion to even her
titled acquaintances Of the Faubourg ST
Germaine. and there is no doubt but that
as a spectacle the wedding will be well
worth seeing.
Excepting those of the cabinet families
who have permanent summer abodes, there
is very little plarned for the next three
months In the way Of outings. Secretary
and Mrs. Carlisle. who are better used to
Washington summers than almost any OF
the others, will have q visit next week
from their son. Mr.. VIM. K. Carlisle, and
family. and later on In all probability they
will take trip somewhere together. Then
Secretary and Mrs. Carlisle have their usu-
al visit to Buzzard's Bay and Marion to
make. Miss Morton is also expecting to
stay here rather later than usual Miss
Herbert will probably accompany the Sec
rotary when he starts On Dolphin trip.
and will enjoy a great deal of the gay sea-
son at Newport and vicinity.
Mrs and the Misses Harmon made
little trip out to Cincinnati first and then
went to Bryn Mawr. Pa. Their lengthiest
summer stay will be on the Jersey coast.
at Bay Head.
Secretary Lamont's family have a de-
lightful home at Seabright in the Tuck
.yrtf CIV rrshf ~h dc
over great deal of ground. There is n
beautiful beach and q fine road following
it for niles. The Rumson road. on which
the Lamont home Is situated, has stretch
of seven miles, bordered on each side by
fine residences. surrounded by lovely gar
dens and parks. Along with the delights
of the ocean scenery. there is back of it a
picturesque and shady country.
The last Tuesday in June will be marked
by some interesting weddings. At II o'clock
at St Matthews. Miss Florence Shipman
and Mr.. Frederick Clarke Lawyer will be
married by Rev. Paul Rennolds. at nup-
tial mass. At II the same day, Miss Agnes
Sidney Bartlett and Mr.. C. c. Bryan will
be married at the New York Avenue
Church. Tuesday evening at Calvary Bap-
fist Church, Miss Belle Jenvey and Mr.
George Gordon Abrams will be married
Miss Helen Rowe will be maid Of honor
Mr. Elmer Shane the best man and the
ushers will be Mr.. Elmo Jasper Mr. Frank
Brown, Mr.. NJ. NJ. Brown, Mr. Ellsworth
Buck. Mr.. George Green and Mr. Elmer
Phelps.
Mr. and Mrs Henry May have left town
for the summer.
Senator Chandler and family Mrs Hale
and Miss Kate Chandler are now at Wat
erloo. N. H.. their summer home. Later
on in the season they will go to Little
Bears Head.
Mrs. U. S. Grant and Mrs. Sartoris will
summer at Lake George.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. H. P. Belmont are ex-
pected upon their arrival in this country
to go direct to Belcourt, their Newport
place. The hat -ielor home has been re-
modelled, and while 1t Is hardly as commo-
dious as the Vanderbilt Marble House, it
contains a great deal of room and enough
to meet the requirements of Mr.. and Mrs
Belmont. The portion Of the menagerie
which Mr.. Belmont imported from India
qrartered at the villa stable, has been re-
moved to Grey Craig. Middletown.
DR.. and Mrs. Goldsborough will summer
at Oakland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry A. Willard left
Thursday for their summer home at Nam
tucket.
Nine. Covarrubias and her three children
will leave the city today to spend some
time In New York state. In the middle of
July the family will sail for Europe to
spend the remainder of the summer in
Switzerland.
Mrs. Lucy Underwood Mccain. who has
been for two weeks the guest of Senator
and Mrs. Stewart, will leave in a few days
for her home in California.
The Colombian charge d'affaires and
Nine. Rengifo will spend the summer at
Long Branch, where they will go next
week.
DR.. Busey and family are at Narragan-
sett for the summer.
Mrs. Samuel A. Drury with her baby has
&c ne to the "Wetherill" Atlantic City, for
two weeks. She was accompanied by her
sisters, Misses Amelia and Florence Punk
EFT of Baltimore, Md.
The engagement of Miss Martha A.
Lester Of Mississippi to Mr.. Henry Ellin-
ger Lineaweaver of Pittsburg is announc-
ed. The marriage will take place at the
residence of Mrs. Eugena Cuthbert 17lS
Corcoran street Thursday. July 2 There