Evening star., 1896-07-09
The WORLD OF SOCIETY
Where Well-Known Washington People
Are Rusticating.
Pretty Home Weddings - Personal
Notes of General In.
tcrest.

Mr.. and Mrs. TallEladge A. Lambert and
family are at their summer home. Thorn
craft. near Oakland, Nd.
Among the Washingtonians at Old Point
Comfort are Mr.. and Mrs Philip McElhone.
who were married in the cathedral at Bal
timore on June last and are spending
their honeymoon at this delightful resort.
The bride, who is the only daughter of
Mr.. VIM. o. Orndcrff of Georgetown. is
one of the handsomest and most attractive
young ladies seen at the Point this year.
The groom is the son of the late John ]
McElhone, chief official reporter of the
House OF Representative and was for Sev-
en years assistant to his fatrcr being at
tn" same time the private secretary of
Maj. VIM Mckinley, who was then a Rep
resentative. Mr.. McElhone is at present
an assistant librarian of Congress- and is
well known and popular young man.
Mrs. Sarah Berry of 62l New Jersey ave-
nue. has gone TO Portland. Ind. on a visit
to friends.
Dr. j. ID. Ball and wife and Mr. " A.
Rounds and wife, delegates of the Y p. s.
{. f. from Brewster Congregational
Church of Detroit, Mich. are at the St.
James.
The Misses INLAND and Miss Bernadette
Cunning left yesterday for Cumberland.
where they will spend the summer
Mrs. j. Edgar Miller of Chicago former
ly Miss Katherine W. Saxton, is here on a
short visit to her parents. Maj. and Mrs. S.
W. Saxton. l431 kenesaw avenue
Mr.. William F. Rock and Miss Ella Har-
rigan of this city have just made public
the announcement of their marriage by the
Rev. J. T. Williams at Alexandria, Va. on
June $. 1896.
Cards Of invitation have been issued for
the paper chase and bicycle ball at Takoma
Springs Saturday next. There are to be
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are in first at the finish with the greatest
amount of paper distributed by Mr. j. c.
Wilson. an experienced wheeman. He has
selected a most desirable run of ahout
thirty minutes, and the chase will be sim
liar to that on horseback. except the hounds
and fox will be on wheels. The judges and
timekeepers will await the return at the
finish, the end of the Brightwood railway.
Mrs. NJ. H. Martin, accompanied by her
grandchildren. Miss Maner and Master
Frank Maner. has arrived from Charleston.
s. c., where she has been visiting since last
fall. Miss Maner will return after a yis,t
OF some weeks to relatives here.
Mr.. Ben. Martin. sr.. is enjoying a visit
from his son. who has graduated recently
at the South Carolina Military Academy of
Charleston, S. c.. and a friend Mr. Dow
ling, also of Charleston.
pretty and quiet home wedding took
place at the residence of the brides aunts.
Misses Mary and Louisa Stehle No 6l5 I'd
SlIeet, seSleIud! morning. Il ne COntrdc ting
parties were Harry b. Landgraf of ST
Louis. Mo. and Miss Mary L. Stehle of
Mechanicsburg, Pa. Rev. DR.. Muir of the
E Street Baptist Church performed the
ceremony. The young couple received
many appropriate presents. Immediately
after the ceremony the couple left for At
lantic City. and after a weeks stay there
they Will return to occupy their home a I
No. 64l + street northeast. where tney Will
be pleased to see their friends
Miss Blanche Ewald has ratur,a, o..
Mount eFrnon Park and Is the yuest of
Miss Ella Ehlshlager for week, when sha
will go to Forestville. Md, for the re-
mainder Of the summer.
Miss Lizzie F. Cantey and Miss Dickey
F. Terry and sister of Columbus. Ga ar
rived this morning Miss Cautey is witb
her sister. Mrs. J. A. McDufie, 1872 Madi-
sen avenue. and the Misses Terry with
Mrs. F. E. Parks, Corcoran street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred A. Maltby have return
ed from Atlantic City and will be the
guests OF Mrs. ]. B. Smcot. Sl2 Florida ave-
nue. for two weeks.
Miss Gertrude Scherr of Eglon, w. Va.
and Miss Mittie Lants Of Aurora. w. Va,