Evening star., 1896-08-14
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
Now the Lights Are Turned on Mrs. Bryan's
Finey.
The Carlisle Family Enjoying a vnca-
tiOn at MariOn-Personal
Notes.

Mrs. William Jennings Bryan has evi-
IDENTIFY brought trunk loads of clothes for
wear during her eastern trip, and her Sc
lections. judging by what she has already
worn. are in excellent taste. Yesterday
morning, for breakfast and to receive early
visitors, she were ecru muslin, ruffied with
white lace. Little bows of white taffeta
ribbon nestled among the frills and one
at the back of her lace collar looked like
a butterfly. A single American beauty
rose was stuck in her white ribbon sash,
tied in a long bow, with ends at the back.
For the reception, later on. she wore a
stylish combination of black silk .,-epon
as thin almost as grenadine, and shot gray
blue taffeta. The latter formed the back
ground, producing charming iridescent
erect through the sheer crimped figures
brocading the outside material.
The skirt hung in deep. full plaits and
was devoid of all trimming. A plastron of
white satin was arranged on the bodice
veiled with white chiffon covered with
white lace applique jet collar fin
ished with black satin butterfly bow.
The sleeves showed small puffs, quite high
on the shoulders, in accordance with the
new style, and came well down on 10 her
hands. where they were cut in deep
point. frilled on either side with white lace.
A black satin belt encircled her waist, and
was finished in the back with black but
terfiy.
Mrs. Stewart wife of Senator Stewart
had part in the reception also. She vas
dressed in black silk trimmed with jet and
lace. She carried a small reticule on her
arm. and wore a bonnet made up of big
lunches of white tulle and clumps of vio-
lets.
Secretary and Mrs Carlisle arrived at
Marion. Mass, yesterday and will be the
guests of Assistant Secretary and the Miss
es Hamlin for the next fortnight.
The 10 r,,5a bot
next month Mr.. II. f. Mayer of Washing
ton and Miss Linda Miller daughter of Mr.
William Miller. well-known and wealthy
citizen of Baltimore will be married in the
latter city. The father of the bride-elect
will give her IS a wedding present a hand
some residence on Eutaw place, Baltimore.
Miss Carrie A. Miller and Mr. Charles j.
Magill were married Wednesday evening
by DR.. Pitzer at the parsonage Of the Cen
trail Presbyterian Church. The bride was
attired in dainty white, and carried large
bunch of Marechal Neil roses and ferns
Mr.. and Mrs Magiir VIII be at home to
their many friends at 451 z street after
August 20.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mckee Borden. Mr.. Robert
T. Hill ard Lieutenant Everett Hayden
sailed for Boston Sunday. to be gone a
few weeks. Mr.. and Mrs. Borden now
in New London, and Mr.. Hill with Mrs.
Hill, who Joined him in BOSTON, and Mr..
Hayden are at Nantucket
turned, after delightful visit to Atlantic
City, greatly improved in health.
Miss Winter has returned, after a pleas
ant visit to Atlantic City.
Mr.. and MIS-. John Land have returned
from delightful trip that extended as far
as Quebec. by way of Lakes Ontario, Erie
and George, and Rivers St. Lawrence and
Hudson. They also visited Mr.. Lanes
parents. in Cleveland, Ohio.
Mrs David Wilson and Miss Wilson of
1ll3 East Capitol street. having spent the
early summer in western Maryland, have
now gone to Deer Park for the remainder
of the season.
Mrs. Lester Clarke and her daughter
Mamie are at East Gloucester, Mass.
Miss Edith E. Cruit and Miss Nellie S.
Cusack will spend the rest of the month
at Niagara Falls and Thousand Islands.
Miss Cordel;a A. King of Syracuse, who
has been spending a part Of her vacation
with her brother, William A. King. 81 NJ
street. left yesterday for visit in eastern
New York.
The Misses Mamie and Louise Thomas
have returned home, after pleasant stay
in Chestertown. Md.
Mrs. Anthony Connolly and her three
children left yesterday morning for a
months sojourn at Atlantic City.
Mrs. s. A. Clark is spending the summer
at the country home of the Misses Moore
at Berryville. Va.
Miss Annie Colinsky has returned. after
a lengthy stay at Norfolk, Va.
Miss Mayme Thompson has returned
from Atlantic City
Mrs. 3. Harris and her son have re-
turned from Atlantic City.
Mr.. ard Mrs. J. C. Weir Of street are
summering at Mt. Lake Park.
Rev. William H. Chapman, pastor OF
Brookland NJ. E. Church. has removed with
his family from Maryland avenue north
east TO 9l5 n street.
Mr.. and Mrs Louis A. Rosafy have gone
to Philadelphia and Atlantic City.
Misses Sadie Mullan and Emily c. Grady
are spending this month at Round Hill.
Miss Pollok of this city was recently a
guest of honor q: a tea given by Mrs
Sutherland at Niagara Falls.
Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Swope are now
taking coaching trip over the mount aims
near their former home in Pennsylvania.