Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-08-03

Postmaster General Wilson Is also medi-
tating a voyage across the Atlantic, and
may be accompanied by members of his
family.
Miss Julia Grant. daughter of Col. Fred
Grant, and Miss Vivian Sartoris daughter
OF Mrs. Nellie Grant Sartoris, who are
guests Of Mrs Potter Palmer for the sum-
mer at Newport, were given a dinner and
dance by the latter last week. The gowns
Of the hostess and her nieces were unusual
ly pretty. Mrs. Palmer wore a gown of
light brocade, embroidered with wreaths of
pink roses and purple flags. The elbow
sleeves puffed less than seen on the other
gowns. Miss Grant wore dainty ere alton
in organdy. striped purple and Nile green
over changeable rose and purple tafreta
silk. The bodice was cut low and trimmed
with chiffon. Miss Sartoris wore a gown of
Nile green shot silk. the skirt of the silk.
the front cores joined together with inser-
ticn of real lace. The square cut bodice
was Of embroidered chiffon, with a ruffie of
chiffon around the neck, edged with a
dainty lace. The sleeves consisted of ruff1es
of chiffon extending from shoulder to ell
bow, the ruffies edged with lace, and in
which nestled butterfly bow of the green
silk. beautifully jeweled.
The New York papers announce the re-
| turn of Mrs. and Miss Bonaparte. and that
the marriage of the latter to Count Won
Moltke-Hintfield may take place at New
port. 1t Is very generally understood that
the marriage will take place in this oity
next autumn. and not before.
Mrs. James F.. Barbour and family are
making a short stay at Narragansett Pier
but will spend the rest of the summer at
Deer Park. Gs
Mr.. w. X. Carlisle came from Chicaro
Saturday to make little visit to Secretary
| and Mrs. Carlisle. They. with their son
and family. will soon leave town for an
outing together.
Miss Alice Riggs and Miss Jane A. Riggs
| went abroad last month.
Senator Aldrich, accompanied by Mrs
Aldrich and their two daughters, Lucy T..
and Abby T. Aldrich, who have been in
London. have now gone to the North Cape
Mrs. J. Edwards Lowe, accompanied by
Ter little son. IS spending the summer
| months in the Blue Ridge mountains
DR.. Arthur Macdonald. Prof. Lester A.
Ward and Miss Fanny A. Doughty of
Washington. d. c., are at Eliot, Me.
DIR. and Mrs. A. D. Wilkinson and family
| have gone to Atlantic City. They were ac-
companied by Mrs. Andrew Balm, Miss
Balm and Mrs. H. Eaton Brooks of Uniyer-
sity Heights. d. C.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Suayze are at Toll
chester Beach for the balance of the sum-
mer.
Miss Mary Furlong Is at Colonial Beach
for the summer.
Mrs. Frank p Burke, went to Newnort
Saturday. where she will be the guest of
ex-Representative and Mrs. ONeil of Bos-
ton during this month. at their cottage
There was quiet wedding at ST. Adams
church on the Tenleytown road Saturday
afternoon. the principals In which were
Mr.. Henry g. Frisbi6 Of Mobile. Ala. and
Miss Agnes V. Barnes of Chevy Chase
Inc marriage was the fitting SEQUEL of a
genuine summer romance. Mr.. FrisbIe is
n no
MISS Barnes Is the pretty daughter of a
farmer near Chevy Chase Mr.. Frisbie Sc
cured board in the vicinity of Chevy Chase
ABOUT six weeks ago and fell desperately
IN love with Miss Barnes the very first he
saw of her. The feeling was fully recip-
rocated. and after a few days. courtship
tnelr engagement was announced. The
marriage took place Saturday afternoon
and was largely attended by residents Of
CHEVY Chase and Westinghouse who are
summering In that vicinity. all of whom
nave watched the case with great interest
gone to Virginia Beach to spend their hon
eymoon. 1t Is said that they will make
their home in cottage on the Grant road
not far from the place where their ac-
quaintance began. =.
Miss Isabelle Hill Geddes d,uyb+sr ~
Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Geddes and Mr. Will
lam w. Smith were married Saturday even.
ing at the residence of the brides parents
1aHC l. street. Rev Thomas s. Lee of St.
matthew's Church performed the cerem ony,
which was attended by none but the imme-
date family Of the bride. Mr.. and Mrs.
Smith left directly after their marriage
| for Old Point Comfort
Miss NJ. E. Stansbury and Miss Parsons,
| delegates to the recent Christian Endeayor
convention, spent a few days last week in
Haa as guests Of the family OF
Kew. DR.. J. j. Muir. They are on their
| way to their home in Milwaukee
Miss Minnie Marshallow has gone for q
months stay at Greencastle Pa.
Miss May V. Wallng Of Capitol Hill is
visiting Miss Ada Walker of West Falls
| Church.
Miss Bessie D. Barclay of 2124 Pennsyl-
vania avenue is visiting friends in Hamil-
| ton, Va.
Mr.. John Riddle and daughters, Maggie
| and Mrs. Downs. and son. are spending a
few weeks at st. Georges Island.
| Miss Gertrude O'Neal is visiting friends
| in Front Royal, Va.
bury Park for the month of August. After
| that she will spend few weeks in the
Blue Ridge mountains in Virginia.
Mrs George w. Miller is spending the
summer at Unity, Montgomery county, Md.
A pleasant informal dance and reception
| was given at the residence of Mrs. Young
Saturday in honor of Mrs. Frank Leonard
| here The parlors were thrown into one
big room. and during the evening musical
selections were rendered by Miss Marie
| Eisinger, Mrs. L. Young Misses Nellie and
Agnes Murphy Mrs. Alexander. Mrs. Leon
| ard and Mr.. ]. Talliaferro. Dancing was
| enjoyed until II o'clock, when refreshments
| were served. Those present were: Mr.. and
| Mrs. Alexander, Miss R. Cornell, Misses
Marie and Henrietta Eisinger, Miss L. j.
| Hosmer, Misses Agnes and Nellie Murphy,
| Mrs. L. Young, Mrs. Leonard and Messrs.
| c. Butterfieid, Harry Moran. G. Johnson.
James Taliaferro, G. Murphy, J. Suddith,
| VIM. Luce and Mr.. Collons of Port Huron,
| Mich. re-,
Mrs. L. A. Overacker and son, Charles,
| have returned home, accompanied by Miss
Daisy Elston of Van Hornesville, N. Y,
| who will spend the winter with them.
Miss Myrtle Zook Of 40 K street northeast
| will spend this monthfat.Atlantic City, N. J.
Mrs. w. Bailey. jr., formerly Miss Metz
ger, OF New York. Is home on visit TO her
Parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Capt. Metzger.
YELLOW FEVER AND SMALLPOX.
! 81 l.
Both Are Reported Fatally Epidemic
In Cuba.
The marine hospital bureau is informed