Evening star., 1896-07-22
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
A Quiet Wedding Yesterday at the Cove
nant.
Washfn gtOnians Enjoying the Scenes
OF Mountains, Springs and the Sea-
Recent observation-disclosures

The marriage OF Miss Nora Hasbrouck
and Mr.. Howard Wilson Barker took place
yesterday at the Church Of the Covenant
Rev. Mr.. Smith officiating. Owing to the ILL
hess of the brides mother, only relatives
| ard few Intimate friends were present
Mr.. and Mrs Barker have gone north for a
time. and will visit several watering places
| and upon their return will reside with Dr.
H. II. Barker.
DR.. Sunderland and family have gone to
Catskills, N. Y
Mrs. Louisa Riley is at Monterey Springs
Mrs. JOS. Ehrmantrout Is spending this
month at Blackiston's. on the Potomac.
Mrs. +. c. Dean will spend the next
two months at Pittsfieid, Mass.
DIR. and Mrs. Hamlin are at Asbury Park,
and will remain there until late in Septem-
Der.
Mrs. Fl. Dunwoody is at Nantucket, Mass,
for the summer.
Mrs. C. Schneider is at Asbury Park
Mrs. NJ. H. Piuing is spending this month
at Spring Lake. n. J.
Mrs. J. Spliedt and daughters Of 9O7 East
Capitol street are spending the summer at
Harpers Ferry.
A donkey party was given last even
ing at the residence Of Mr. and Mrs Will
liam Douglas, 432 H street. The rooms We're
and other plants, and lighted by lanterns.
These present We're Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Douglas. Misses Mamie and Maud Douglas,
Gertrude Stranahan, Emma De Grange.
Sophia Sanger and Mr.. Philip McNickle.
Others were Cecilia Borger Nellie Behrend,
Claire Douglas. Aalaide Gallaher Eta and
Minnie Merrlat, Mable and Bessie Riese,
ltena, Jennie and Essic Sanger, Minnie
Splitter. Louisa Volland. Josephine Wagner,
M!nna Ware and Lottie Waters, and Mas
ters Guy Amman. Jesse Anderson. Edgar
Behrend. Oscar Cook. Paul. Writ and Edgar
Douglas. Vincent and Tony Gooihei, Linden
Helm. Roscoe Lehman, Stanley Lyddane
Frank McGarrell Frank Grayson, Frank
Elmo and Fred Mitchell. Benjamin Miller;
John Wagner, James Waters and Paul
Watkins. After a cola ton the first prize was
awarded to Jesse Anderson, and the BOBBY
Prize TO Frank McGarrel.
Mrs. f. ID. Hardy and her daughter Doro-
thy will leave Friday for the country, to
remain for the rest of the summer.
Mrs. l.. +. Hunt of 1910 street. accom-
PANEL by her niece. Mrs. Jno. c. Maynard,
left last week to spend the season at AS
bury Park
Mrs. Ayres. widow Of Gen. Ayres,
and Miss Juliet Ayres are at Saranac Lake.
Ex-senator Henderson and family are at
Bar Harbor.
Col. Charles 7. Alexander and family
have named their new cottage. recently
purchased at Bar Harbor. "Maisonet,e.
Baron Won Herman of the German en-
bassy is now at LenoX.
Mr.. Mason n. Richardson and Mrs. Rich
ardson are at Old Orchard. Me.
Mrs. H. A. Ford and son. Chas +. Ford.
of Capitol Hill. have gone to Atlantic City
for a few weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. s. Thompson, with their
attractive daughters. Misses Mabel, Mary
and Edith Thompson. left this morning Tor
an extended tour of the states and Canada,
including a two weeks visit at Asbury
Park and Saratoga.
Miss Maude l.. ketcham Is spending her
vacation at Manassas. Va. a visit to
her grandmother, Mrs l.. N. Greene.
Miss Celestine Eustis and her niece Miss
Lulie Eustis, are at Newport for the sea-
son.
Mrs. Geo. ]. Becker. accompanied by her
little SON Edmon, left Saturday evening TO
visit her father, Mr.. William ID. Brooke of
Maryland. Prof. Becker will join his fam
lily later for short time.
Mrs. H. B. Wilson. accompanied by her
sister. Miss Griesbauer. and Miss Alice
Poole. Is spending the week at Bay Ridge.
Mr.. Cal. O'Laughlin OF the Washington
bureau of the New York Herald and his
bride, formerly Miss Mabel Hudson. have
returned to the city from a visit to Bath
Beach and other pleasure resorts on the
shores Of Long Island They are house
hunting al present, and will '.be at home"
in a few days.