Evening star., 1896-08-06
THE WORLD Of SOCIETY
Cabinet Plans for Recreation and
Rest.
Recent Weddings and Announcements
of Future Evcnts-PcF.
sOnal Notes.

| Secretary and Mrs. Carlisle will leave
| tomorrow to visit President and Mrs.
| Cleveland at Gray Gables. The trip from
| this city will be made on the lighthouse
tender Maple. At Tompkinsville Staten
Island. the party will be transferred to
| the lighthouse tender Mistletoe. and thence
proceed up the coast to the Presidents
summer home.
Secretary and Miss Herbert and Post
| master General and Mrs. Wilson will sail
on the st. Louis August H. and will be
absent about six weeks or two months.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt jr..
are enjoying an ideal honeymoon at Sara
toga. Their cottage suite is on the second
floor. and although the piazza in front
is a public promenade they are not an
| OF the cottagers. they have their meals
| served In their apartments. but they do
not keep themselves secluded by any
means They enjoy a daily drive and a
| stroll along Broadway. with a saunter
| through Congress Spring Park. but they
| 90 not attract attention. and in fact. but
rev people recognize them. It is under
| stood to be their plan to remain in Sara
| toga for some time. Mr.. Vanderbilt shows
Dut very slight traces Of his recent Illness
A cable message was received yesterday,
| announcing the death at Deanville, France.
| OF Paul. the youngest son of the Comte and
| Ccmtesse LudOvic de la Forest Divonne
| The Comtesse Divonne was Miss Florence
! Auderried. daughter of the late General
Audenried. U. s. A. and her marriage to
the count in Washington in January 1891
was one Of the events Of that season
Mr.. and Mrs. Van Reypen and family of
this city were in Paris yesterday.
Col. John Hay, with his daughter re-
turned yesterday from Europe
| Mrs Louis p. Seibold and Miss May L.
| Seibold are visiting friends at Niagara
Falls. after which they will go to Philadel-
phia. New York and Atlantic City.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. F. Riggs are at York
| Harbor. Me.
| Mrs Francis L.Smith is at White Sulphur
| Springs.
Mrs. r. B. McKnew is at Hamilton. Va.
Mrs. c. w. Henderson has gone to Dou-
| bling Gap. White Sulphur Springs.
Senator German spent last evening at
Chase with Mr.. and Mrs. Wilton ]. Lam
bert. and left this morning for New York.
| en- route to Saratoga, where he will spend
| the remainder Of the season.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Lambert left this morning
| for Deer Park. where they will remain dur
| ing August.
Miss May Belle Whtesell. daughter of
| Major Dan Whitesel, and Col. G. B. Rath-
| fon of Buffalo were married yesterday at
| the residence of the brides parents by Rev.
| Father OConnell Only small party of
| relatives and few personal friends were
present. The bride is well known in local
| musical circles. and lately has been the So
| prano at ST Mary's Church. Col. and Mrs.
| Rathfon have gone on a northern trip. prior
| to taking possession of their home in Buff
| falo.
| Rev. Geo. c. Markham and wife have gone
| to Asbury Park for this month.
The twenty-frst birthday of Mr.. James
! Magruder was celebrated by his parents
| Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. w. Magruder. Sunday
last by gathering of friends at their home,
! Halpfn's Station Md. Over one hundred
| relatives and friends sat down to enjoy the
| sumptuous repast that was spread beneath
the branches Of stately and magnificent
| OAKS. vocal and instrumental music was
also enjoyed. Some Of those present were:
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex. Holmes, Mr.. and Mrs
| Downs. Mr.. and Mrs. Clark. Miss Ellen
Bounds. Mr. Jno Nalley and wife. Mr.. Gus.
| Miss Ida Nalley. Mr.. Joseph Bloomer. Mr..
Frank Keys. Mr.. Jas. L. Magruder, Miss
| Josie Nalley. Mr.. Leon Marcean and wife.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dyer. Miss Gertie Nalley,
| Miss Annie Bloomer.
Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Fielding Lawson
announce the marriage of their daughter
| Florence Fielding. to Assistant Engineer
.rban Iigner Holmes. U. s. N. Monday.
| August 3. The ceremony took place at the
| brides home, and. owing to a recent family
| bereavement, was private. The couple went
to New York. and contemplate an extended
| tour west and south. They will be at home
| after October ]. Annapolis, Md,
| Mrs. A. J. Schafhirt. accompanied by her
| daughters. Mrs. r. Stauf and children and
| Mrs Frederick Schafhirt and son, are now
at Asbury Park for August, having spent
! July at Atlantic City. Before Returning tn
| Washington they will visit New York CITY
| and Niagara Falls.
| Mrs. Isaac Cans and little Arthur Cans
| are summering at Virginia Beach.
| Mr.. and Mrs. James Heath Dodge have
| sent out cards for the marriage Of their
| daughter. Lille Randolph. to DR. Martin
Worthington Goldsborough. son Of Capt.
| w. Goldsborough. United States navy We'd
nesday, August 10. at II o'clock, at St.
| Johns Church. Georgetown.
The marriage Of Miss Isabelle Ream and
| Mr Montgomery Jackson of Petersburg,
Va. took place at st. Andrews Church at
! O'Clock yesterday. Rev. DR.. Perry off1ciat-
| ing. The lovely bride was gowned in white
| silk muslin over white silk, wore a dainty
| white hat and carried shower bouquet OF
! brides roses. She was attended by her
sister Frances. who wore a becoming gown
or white organdie over buttercup silk and q
| white hat. She carried a bouquet of Mare
| chal de Neil roses. The bride entered the
| church with her cousin. Mr.. G. Thomas
Dunlop, who gave her away. DR.. Leigh OF
| Petersburg acted as best man. DR.. Smyser
Ieof Boston, Mr.. Boisseau of Petersburg, Mr.
| H. Gion Hopkins and Mr.. REM were ush-
ers. Mr. and Mrs. Jackson have gone for
| a Few weeks "trip north before returning to
| Petersburg which they intend making
| their future home.
DIR. and Mrs. w. A. Caldwell have gone
| to Sherrard. w. Va, for a months vaca-
| ton.
Miss Lulu Nichols and Miss Louisa J.
| Stone of New York are visiting Miss Hat
| lie +. Austin, at her home, 1923 street.
Mrs. Gussie Degruit Misses Maggie c.
| Grace and Emily c. Grady of washinRton
| are at Colonial Beach for a few weeks.
| The marriage of Miss Agnes E.. Keck TO
| Mr.. Harry c. Kestler of Philadelphta Pa.
| was solemnized at the Church of the HOLY
! Name by Rev. Father KervIck Tuesday
| and was witnessed by large number OF
| friends After a reception at the home of
| the brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Julius
| keck. 1lO5 Florida avenue northeast. the
couple left on the 10 o'clock train for Phil
| adelphia, their future home. The bride re-
| ceived a number of handsome presents
! from friends in this city and Philadelphia.
| Mrs. Julia Mason Layton and her son
| Turner will leave today to spend this
| month near the foot Of the Blue Ridge
mountains. Middleburgh, Va.
Miss Maize Hobbs Of 11O7 10th street has
gone to Cedar Grove TO sDend her va no tion