Evening star., 1896-07-30
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
Wsddius Bells Are Heard, Despite the Hot
Weather.
Mics Baker Becomes Mrs. r. w. CaAp.
bell-Arrivals at Summer Re-
OOrts-NOteO.

Miss Lucy T. Baker and Mr.. Tazewell
w. Campbell were married Tuesday even
ing at the residence of the cousin OF the
| bride. DR.. ". w. Baker. 916 S street. The
| wedding was a very quiet affair. only the
Intimate friends Of the couple being pres
ent. The ceremony was performed by the
| Rev. DR.. Mott Of the Church of the Ad-
vent. After the ceremony those present
partook Of a collation.. The bride and
groom are both natives Of Virginia, but
VIII make San Antonio. Texas, their resi-
dence. for which place the groom left We'd
| resday morning. being compelled because
| OF Important business engagements to at
| orce return. The bride will Join him in
Judge Z. Z. Baker Of Westmoreland coun-
| ty. Va.
Rev. Charles B. Ramsdell and family
have gone to Harper's Ferry
Mrs. w. H. Frey is at Waterloo, Va,
| for a month.
Mrs. J. NJ Bittinger has gone to East
| Gloucester, Mass
| Gen. and Mrs. Vincent have gone to New
London. Conn.,. fDr a month.
| Miss May Beveridge is at Fort Clark,
Texas. visiting friends.
Mrs. Robert j. Wynne and family and
| Mrs. Owen McCabe will leave Tuesday
next to spend August at Asbury Park
| The following Washingtonians are at
Chapel Point. Md: C. Norman Beaton and
| wife. X. A. Miles, NJ. w. Bennett. Chas. III
| Cox and wife, Mrs. J. S. Glover and son,
| capt; +. s Randall and wife. p. L. O'Brien
DR.. w. Lee White and wife, Miss Winnie
Harrington. Miss Maggie Harrington, Mrs
A. E. White, VIM. F. Mackay, r. A. Bah
bitt. 0. A. Davis. z. Turner. Geo. w. King
| and wife, w. T. Powell and Wife Miss X
Powell. A. b. Jackson and wife, w. B. Ac-
| ton, DIR. j. j. Darby. Lewis f. Thompson
| Lewis Z. Smoot, Daniel Tastell. K. Baily
=. Peters. W. Tastell. VIM, E. se;tz, E.
| LOWE Randall. Miss Lizzie Helbicgel,
Michael Walsh and JAS o. Carter and wife.
Miss Fannie Calvert aid Mr.. Guy A.
| Ourand have gone to Berkeley Springs, w.
Va. where they will spend several weeks
with the aunts of the latter. the Misses
| Cassiday.
Misses Daisy and Mary Hickox are spend
return until autumn.
Miss Mamie Curlee of Cornth. Miss, is
| visiting Misses Emma and Zoe Beall at
| 1900 r street
| Miss Katie Lynch of Wellsville is spend
| ing her vacation with her cousin. Miss Nora
| NJ. Buckley Of Massachusetts avenue.
| Miss Irene Stephenson is visiting Mss
| Marie Ames Hartsock at Har Lew, near
| Laurel, Md.
Mrs L. Goldsborough Hunt and daughter
| Nellie wife and daughter of Col. George
| Hunt of the weather bureau, have gone to
| Leesburg to spend month.
Nj. and Mrs. W. w. Metcalf left yester-
| day for Atlantic City.
| A birthday party was given last evening
| by Miss Katie Myers at her parents resi-
dence 1873 Maryland avenue northeast in
| celebration of her seventeenth birthday,
| and notwithstanding the inclemency OF
| the weather was a great success. mu-
| steal rogram was rendered by Prof. HER
| ling violin solos, and the Misses Emma
| Auracher and Katie Myers. Miss Katie
| was the recipient of many useful and valu-
| able presents. Among those present were
| the Misses Emma and Hermne Auracher,
| Misses Eta and Minnie Burns. Miss Maize
| Nally, Misses Rita and Bessie Whitmer,
| Miss Mamie Bohn. Mrs T. Burk. Misses
| Rosie and Minnie Myers. Miss Mamie Cook
| of Baltimore. Miss Mamie Maddox OF
| Charles county Md. Miss Aggie Connor.
| Miss Adele Clement, Mr.. Joseph Bohn.
| Messrs F. Auracher Karl Bittorf, J. Hig-
| gins. John Roesler. Will Adams. James
| Minis, L. Ritz, Carl Rottman, Louis Pc
| ters. John Matt, Zack May. Thos. Trundle,
| jr., VIM. Goblet. Mr.. Behm Mr.. John Brief
| fitt of Philadelphia, Mr.. w. w. Mischler of
| Cincinnati. Ohio. MIR. Florid Derrick of
| New York city and Mr.. Will Roesler
Rev William r. Turner. the assistant
! rector of Epiphany Church, and Mrs. Tur-
| ner are at the White mountains. New
| Hampshire They are on an extended tour
through Can ada and the White mountains,
| and will ascend Mount Washington before
| returning to Washington, the lst Of Au-
| gust.
Mrs L. ID. Pace and child and Miss Ger
| trude Phillips, daughter of Judge S. F.
| Phillips. have gone to Rock Enon Springs
| for the summer
Mrs Martha E. Davidson and Miss Kate
| Davidson are spending the summer at
| Rock Enon Springs.
Miss Katherine Barker of 1910 18th street
| is visiting Miss McKew of Baltimore.
| Mrs r. NJ Burgy and daughter Marie of
| 9th street are stopping at st. Georges Is
| land. Nd.
Mr. and Mrs. J. NJ. Crossman and their
| daughters, Misses Nellie, Fannie and Bes-
| sic, are at Ocean City for a month or six
weeks stay. They will visit friends in
| New Jersey and spend some time at Cape
May before their return.
| Mrs. ]. Newhall Whitney of 1903 II
street will leave the city tomorrow for
| Oakland and Deer Park, where sne Intends
| to remain through the month of August.
Mr.. Francis E. Leupp is passing the
| heated term in Indian Territory attending
| to his duties as one of the guardians of
| the nations wards. He will return in sea-
son to attend to the campaign work. and
| also to pass a short vacation with his
| family in Massachusetts,.
Rev. Jabez Fox. formerly pastor of the
| Su edenborgian Church in this city, and
| Mrs. Fox are spending a few weeks with
| their daughter, Mrs. G. Henry Smith.
| DR.. Emile Young O'Brieu Of 1907 street
| is now in Lisbon, n. H., and will return to
| the city in the latter part of September.
DIR. Mary b. Cushmaa of Castine Me-,
| who has been visiting friends in the city,
| left for home few days ago.
Miss Ada Cowsil. is enjoying short va
cation at Herndon, Va.
| Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Davis, who have
| been visiting their parents. left yesterday
| for their home in Long Branch. accompa-
MED by their sister, Miss Lizzie II. King
Miss Hester r. Bunch and Miss Marion
Hooper.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. A. Ridgely, Miss
Ridgely and Mr.. VIII A. Ridgely left to-
day for Atlantic City.
/ Honduras Parcels Post.
The governments Of the United States
and Honduras have entered into a parcels