Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-08-26
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
A Pretty Wedding Yesterday at st. Mat
thew's.
Pleasant Welcome Home to a Well
known Washington Lady
Personal Notes.


tnew's Church last evening at $50 O'Clock
In the presence of few relatives and in
Innate friends. the wedding being very
quiet on account Of the recent death of
the brides mother. The bride looked very
candle, and carried bouquet of bride roses.
Mr.. and Mrs Ellis will be at home after
October 1, at 81 o street northeast.
The Guatemalan legation has recently
been increased by the arrival of a young
gentleman The Guatemalan minister re-
turned early in July from visit to his
country. and at once Joined his wife, Mrs.
Lazo Arriaga, and their family at their
pretty cottage at Spring Lake Beach,
where, on August 81, another son was born
TO them There are now four sons and one
daughter in this popular and interesting
household. The family will remain at
Spring Lake all the early fall.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Nick. Borden, Miss L.
B. Hunter. Miss Carrie Niernsee and Mr..
Harry Towers sailed for Liverpool August
T. They will make a bicycle tour in Eng
land, and will return about the middle of
September.
Miss Myrtle banners of Mt. Vernon. ILL.,.
is visiting her sister. Mrs. Louis A. Rosary
of 517 LIST street northeast.
Miss Tanena F. Desio. after a two
months trip to New York. Philadelphia.
Elizabeth aid Trenton. N. j.. has returned
home.
The annual gathering of the soldiers of
the tenth congressional district was held at
Sterling, ILL.,, August Is and 10. The ora
tors Of the day were Mr.. George w. Prince
and Gen. T. j. Henderson and other promi-
rent men. 1t was announced from the
stand by the president of the day that Mrs.
Eiecta f. Smith of Washington was visit
ing in the city, ard after the close of the
services the soldiers in attendance, num-
bering three hundred strong accompa MED
Regiment led i'm
10 pay their respects to their highly es-
teemed eX-DoStmaster and former towns
woman, Mrs. Electa f. Smith. They were
royalty received and entertained. Satur-
day evening, August 81, the viii Robin
son Post of Sterling, numbering $50, called
to extend a cordial welcome to the widow
of their comrade, who has received SO
many assurances of the kind regard felt
for her at her old home.
Mrs. s. w. Allen and the Misses Allen.
after a pleasant trip to Atlantic City, left
today for Berkeley Springs.
Miss Katie Stokes has returned from a
six weeks visit in Lancaster. Philadelphia,
Cape May and Atlantic City.
DR.. G. F. Johnston and Miss Mildred
Johnston are spending the month of Au-
gust at the Virginia Hot Springs.
Miss Annie Laubscher, ACCOMPANIED by
the Misses Dora and Annie Doscher of
Charleston. S. c., is visiting her cousin.
Miss Louise Lobsiger, of 10i4 Bladensburg
road.
Miss Cora Blondheim left Sunday for
Philadelphia New York and Atlantic City
where she will visit friends.
A pleasant birthday party was rendered
Mr.. Charles Myers at his residence, 1925
so street, last evening, on the occasion of
his twenty-first birthday. The affair was
made interesting by the presence of
rumber of young girl and boy companions.
Miss Rosa c. Korn of 144O street, after
pleasant Wi fpia
ocean Grove, N. J., sailed on the 18th in
slant for Paris, where she expects to re-
main about four weeks. She may again
go 70 the land of the midnight sun and
visit the exposition at Stockholm, returning
home about October 1.
Mrs. Blackmon and her granddaughter
Miss Goodwin of ]. Cooke place, are at
Atlantic City.
Mrs NJ. S. Shattuck and grandson, Fred
Wohlfarth, have returned after an extended
trip through Vermont, New Hampshire and
the Green mountains.
Mrs. Laura j. Weimer of 24S Delaware
avenue northeast has returned from White
Sulphur Springs and is now visiting friends
at Colonial Beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Dietz and daughter
Rosa left yesterday for an extended north
ern tour.
Miss Lillian HELEN has been at Ocean
City, Nd, for several weeks.
Mr.. Clements and family of Westminster
street have returned from a two weeks
vacation at Ocean City, Nd.
Miss Katie Kelly and Miss NJ. ]. McDon-
aid of Rockville are now at Ocean City,
Nd.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ovon inertia have just re-
turned from Ocean City, Md.
MIR. Harry Walling, Miss Jessie Walling,
MIS-. Wallng and Mr.. Eugene Merrick are
at Atlantic City
Mrs. Geo. c. Dean and little Miss Dor
othy have gone to Ocean City, Md
Among the guests at the Hotel Cham
Paine. Atlantic City, are the Misses Bacon
of Washington.
News has been received here of the mar
riage. in England. of Miss Alexandrine
Sallie Edwards, third daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. F. Melbourne of this city, and
Lieut.. Oscar V. de Satge of the royal navy,
eldest son of Viscount st. Jean de Satge of
Queens Gate. Warwick. England. The
ceremony was performed at Davenport Au-
gust IL.
Mrs. Calvin S. Brice entertained at a
dinner dance last night at the Astor Villa
Dinner was served under a tent 20 feet long
and AZ feet wide, and underneath 176 guests
sat at dinner. Small tables were provided,
and each was profusely decorated with
flowers and silver. The Hungarian Or
chestra and the full band from Fort Adams
were engaged for the occasion. The cotil-
lion was led by Mr.. Grafton Gushing of
Boston, with Miss Brice, and the favors
were very elaborate The bail was given
in honor of Miss Eleanor Thomas, daughter
of Gen. Thomas of New York. The favors
consisted of big bonnets, with ribbons to
match, for the women, and fancy broad
brimmed hats for the men. The other
favors included gold hearts, walking sticks,
jewel orders, parasol sashes and flowers.
Doctor Lee David Lodge, professor of
political science and International law at
the Columbian University. and Miss Mary
Lou McClammy, daughter of the late
Charles w. McClammy, a former repre-
sentative in Congress from North Carolina,
were married yesterday at Wilmington,
n. c.
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