Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-05-11
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
Cards Are Out for the Stsvenson-Hardin
Marriage.
The Stewart-Payson Wedding and
Other Happy Dates-PersonaI
Notes Of Interest.

The Vice President and Mrs. Stevenson
have issued invitations for the marriage of
thelr daughter Julia to Rev Martin D.
Hardin, Tuesday evening, June . at the
New York Avenue Church. There are
church cards with the invitations A re-
cepticn will follow at the Normandte from
$50 TO 10 o'clock. The bridesmaids will be
the Misses Hardin and the Misses Scott,
and Miss Letitia Stevenson will be maid of
honCr. The couple will spend the summer
at Bowling Green, KY, where Mr.. Hardin
will have charge of church. and I'm the
fall will go abroad to spend some time in
Edinburgh.
Miss Stewart spent last week in New
York city, the guest of Mr. and Mrs Fran
els Payson, parents of her fance, Mr.. +.
L. Payson, who gave number OF hand
some entertainments in her honor. She re-
turned Saturday to Stewart Castle. At
the marriage on the coming Saturday Mr..
Payson will be attended by Mr.. Edward
Nicol Dickerson Of New York Mr. and
Mrs. Payson and Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen
Baker of New York, the latter the groom's
sister, Will be among tho large company OF
relatives who will be guests at the house
during the wedding festivities.
Miss Georgia Aldrich and Mr.. Heron will
he married at the Grafton May %. The
bride. who is the daughter of Representa-
tive T. II. Aldrich Of Alabama, will be at
tended by four bridesmaids. The groom ls
from Cincinnati, and a European wedding
trip has been arranged.
Chief Justice Fuller is making extensive
repairs on the old Carroll mansion, which
will be the home of his family next season.
Mrs. Wilson, wife of Postmaster General
Wilson, and daughters have left town for
the summer.
Miss Cults, who spent the winter with her
aunt, Mrs Brown, at the Portland left last
night for her home in San Francisco, with
NJ Ice ITEuT
coast
Mrs. NJ. L. Welles, for many years a ma
tional organizer Of the w. G T T. is visit
Ing her son, Frank l.. Welles, at lS23 Eth
street
Mr.. and Mrs. Benz. Miller entertained a
very pretty progressive euchre party of six
tab!es al their home last Thursday evenings
The first prizes were won by Mrs. Shafer and
Mr. W. Wright. second by Miss Ellis Miller
ana Mr.. H. White, and consolation by Miss
Newton and Captain Pendle.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. J. Horn have closed -boir
house, No 1913 Corcoran street and viii
occupy their Villa Tiz.ano, al Saratoga
Springs, during the summer.
Mrs. Milton Daily Of Chicago and Mes
Bradford of Columbus Ohio, are visiting
Mrs. J. {. Edwards of 1856 Euclid place
Miss Alma Wilson OF Oregon avenue Will.
as soon as sufficiently recovered from her
recent Illness, leave for the mountains OF
Mr.. N. d. Sullivan Of Knoxville. Tenn. is
visiting his sister, Mrs. Summerscaies Of
l1l4 Jjh street.
Mrs. VIM. I. Turner has gone to Llth!a
springs, northern Georgia, for her health
Mrs NJ Oppenheimer Of Baltimore is
here with her son for a few weeks stay
with her mother, at go IL street north
west.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Rainier are at Cham
berlin s, Old Point They Will spend a few
GAYS IN Washington before returning 10
New York