Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-06-26
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
Summer Plans Of Leading Diplomatic Fami
lies.
Departures for Foreign Lands and
Seaside HOmes-Personal
Notes.

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as yet. nor do they expect to fix their
i final arrangements until close to the ad-
| tournment Of Congress. The departure
| last week of the British amba ssador and
family for England will be followed the
| coming one by the departure OF the French
| ambassador and Mrs. Patenotre. who
| have leased for the summer season. one
| of the handsomest villas at Emerson, N
J. The family will leave about the LIST Of
| July. The German ambassadors family
is already installed at their home. in
Lenox. where he will be later on In the
season, assembled also. the members OF
| the embassy, as well as others In the dip
lomatic corps. who enjoy the bracing air.
| delightful scenery and thoroughly enjoy
able social conditions.
The Mexican minister and Mrs. Romero
contemplate spending the summer In east
| en- travel, making first stay at some
pleasant seaside resort In the neiglibor-
hood Of New York. afterward going to the
| mountains.
The Guatemalan minister will soon sail
| for home and join his family at their cot
| tage. at Spring Lake. n. J. All OF the
| children In this most interesting family
are now there with their governess ard
| nurses. excepting the second son. Master
George. whose convalescence from his re-
cent severe Illness also keeps Mrs. LaEo
Arriaga yet at the legation on 18th street.
| Just as soon as he Is able to travel with
| safety his mother will take him to Spring
| Lake, where the summer will be spent.
| The Colombian charge daffaires and
| Mrs. Rensifo will not leave town until
about the middle of July or may be de-
| tanned here later.
| The Argentine minister, DR.. Meron, will
| go to New York next week to see Mrs.
| Meron and their children off to Europe
Mrs Meron is going back to the Argentine
| Republic to visit her mother whose health
| has not been good lately. otherwise the
| family would have summered at Spring
Lake, where they expected to join the dip
| lomauc colony.
| Senator Murphy's family left last week
for their cottage at Elberon, N. J.
The following named Washington peo-
pie. with their families. are occupying cot
tases at Ocean City, Md. for the summer
| N. u. Seckendorn, Duane Z. Fox, Melville
church. Mrs. V. l.. NJ. Ewing, W. E
buell.. NJ j. Mclean and o. S. Firman.
| A very pretty wedding took place at the
| residence of Major and Mrs Edward Dunn
| Oh Sth street southeast. Thursday even
| ing, the contracting parties being their
| daughter Hattie v. and Mr. Joseph Bur-
rows OF New London Conn. The ceremony
was performed by the Rev. Arthur S Johns
OF Christ Church. The bride was given
away by her father. and was atttred in
wnite orgendie over white silk, and carried
Drioe roses She was attended by her lit
lie niece and nephew, Miss Helen and
| Master Charles Dunn. The parlor was
handsomely decorated with palms and
| mowers. Mr.. and Mrs. Burrows received
congratuiatfons in the large bay window,
unoer the handsome wedding bell Supper
| was served, the table decorations being of
ferns and white flowers. Those present
| We're Mr. Joseph A. Burrows. Mr.. E. L.
Dunn ana family, Mr.. Charles Dunn Miss
| Jennie Dunn. MIR. J. NJ Dunn and family.
Miss Florence Lighted, Mrs. Shelton. Mrs
| ): Price. Mrs. Craemer, Miss Geddings, Mr..
r; r. Davis, Mr.. James Cannon and Mr..
No.
| be at home to their friends at ol2 Sth street
southeast.
Miss Frances G. Rodgers Of Texas who
has been the guest during the past winter
Oh Miss Cora Penfield of South Washington,
started for home Wednesday evening. the
I'D instant. "
"Wednesday next Miss E1na Daisy Town
will leave for Portland, Ore, where she viii,
| spend the summer.
Mrs. E. J. Adams and family OF 321 Z
street left 'oday for a three months stay in
| Atlantic City.
Lieutenant Commander Richardson
Clover. United States navy and Mrs Glover
have arrived from Washington to spend a
lew weeks in California, Mrs. Clovers for
mer home. Last week they visited La
Vergne. Napa county. their California coun-
try seat ard are now In San Francisco for
visit
pretty home wedding took place Tues
day evening, June -. at No. 24O6 Pennsyi-
vania avenue. the home of the bride The
contracting parties were Mrs. Margaret
The ceremony was performed by the Rev
Chas. Alv n Smith of Peck Memorial
church before a number of the relatives of
the couple. among whom were SIR. and
Mrs I. NJ. Steep, father and mother of the
bride; Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. H. Graham, sis
| ter and brother-in-law of the groom; Cap
tain H. G. Forsberg and wife. Misses Mamie
Steep. Violet Murray, Helen Mitchell Helen
Case. Mrs. Lillian M. Stahl, Miss lrma
Stahl. Mr.. Godfrey, Mr.. and Mrs. c. IL
Croker, W. Z. Crocker. The bride was
most bect ningiy attired in white organdie,
with satin trimmings and diamond orna-
ments. She carried a shower bouquet OF
white carnations and a point lace fan
After the ceremony the guests partook OF
bountiful and daintily prepared collation..
The house was decorated with palms and
cut flowers and the parlors with roses.
Mrs. Mary E. Wright of I0O5 / street
southeast is visiting relatives in BaI;i-
more.
Mrs. J. W. Herbert of S24 D street south
east and her little daughter Violet have
gone to Norfolk. Va. to visit relatives.
Mr.. William Wine Of Middleburg, Va.
and Miss Lilly Waddell were married Wed
nesday afternoon at the residence of The
brides uncle, Mr.. T. w. Crimes. 1877 DE
Sales street. Mr.. Edward Wine, brother OF
the groom, and Miss Rose Payne, the
brides cousin. stood up with the couple.
Miss Eta Grimes. attired in the neeciest
of white gowns. attended as flower bearer.
She carried a huge basket of sweet peas.
The wedding gown was OF white organdie,
trimmed with fine old lace. Sweet peas
formed the bouquet. After the ceremony
by DIR. w. 8. Hammond an elegant lunch
con was served. followed by a reception, at
which were present many who are promi-
nent in social life In Washington and Vir-
GINA The brides going-away gown was
of blue troadcloth and silk. Mr.. and Mrs.
Wine have gone to their future home in
Middleburg. where a reception was ten
dered them on their arrival by the grooms
parents.
Judge Lewis E.. McComas and family
will be at the Atlantic Hotel, Ocean City.
Md, for the summer.
Miss Daisy Hampton, Miss Herndorn OF
Virginia and Mr. Calhoun will accompany
General Wade Hampton on his trip west.
Miss Mayne Z. WINS of Unadilla. n. Y,
is visiting her uncle. Mr.. VIM. H. Clarke,
At 1411 Chaplin street northwest
WAS INDIGNANT.
Ward Hamilton Wanted His Rights
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Ward Hamilton. a buriy colored man,