Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-08-16
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
Senator Hansbrough and Miss Chapma,
Marry Today.
Only q Few Friends VIII Witness
the Eyent-Pleasant Mention of
Prominent Folks-Notes.

man Of Washington to Senator Henry
Clay Hansbrough of North Dakota will be
quietly celebrated at O'Clock this after
noon in the apartments of the brides
| mother. in the Burlington. No. 10 West Both
street. New York city. There will be only a
few relatives and personal friends of the
couple at the ceremony which will be per-
formed by the Rev. Mr.. Bradner the as
sistant minister at the Protestant Episco-
pal Church of the Ascension, 9Th avenue
ana 10th street, and at the reception which
VIII follow 1t. There will be no brides
maids, maid of honor or ushers and Sem
ator Hansbrough. who is a widower. will
dispense with best man. Miss Chapman
VIII be given away by her mother She will
oe attired IN gown of corn-colored silk.
with brocaded stripe. trimmed with ruch-
ings of tulle. Her hat of white Ieehorp
Will be trimmed with plumes. Mrs Chap
mans gown will be of white satin covered
with white and gray grenadine. Miss Chap
man, who has considerable reputation in
the literary world has received many
beautiful gifts from her literary and artis-
tic friends. Senator Hansbrough was the
hrst member of the House of Representa-
tives from North Dakota after it had been
admitted to the Union, and was the first
senator from that state elected to serve the
six-year term. He was reelected last jan
uary. His term will expire in 1909. Sena-
tor Hansbrough. and his bride will live on
Florida avenue, Washington, next winter.
Postmaster General and Mrs Gary and
! Miss Gary spent last week at Kennebunk-
port, Maine.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cleveland entertained form
er Secretary of the Treasury Carlisle and
Mrs. Carlisle. They were there only for
the day. and returned to Marion on the last
train. where they are the guests of Mr.
Charles s. Haalin.
Secretary of the Interior Bliss and his
| family are travelling in the White noun
| tains.
Mrs. A. l.. Barber and daughter are
camping out at Ampersand, n. Y, and
their two pretty tents are called Tent
| DOM"
| Up at Bar Harbor they are living in joy
| Gus anticipation of the coming of the war
| ships, which will ornament the harbor from
the oath to the 18th.
| A burlesque pantomime, cleverly gestured,
was given at Bar Harbor last week with
| number of New Yorker men In the cast and
| Miss K V. R. Berry of this city the
| clipping and winsome lass.
| Miss N. Edna Shear of Washington was a
| guest last week at a welsh rarebit party
| given at the summer home of Prof. Will
| lam Dwight at Cottage City, Mass, by his
daughter, Miss Dwight.
Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin S. Brice gave a din
ner, followed by a musicale, at Newport,
Saturday night.
MI. and Mrs. Oliver p. Belmont gave the
largest musicale of the season yesterday at
their Newport home.
Miss Nora Callahan, Miss Minnie Lynch
and Miss Katie Lynch have gone 10 At
laHtic City.
Miss Gertrude Wingrove, formerly Of
Baltimore. but who has resided here several
years, is visiting relatives and friends in
the monumental city.
Miss Bessie Salome Draney, daughter of
Mrs. Salome H. Draney, and Mr.. Walter r.
Hensey were married at the home of the
| brides mother. 442 NJ street, at IL O'Clock
today The wedding was very quiet, only
| the relatives of the couple were present
| Mr.. and Mrs. Hensey will spend some
weeks at Atlantic City.
Mrs NJ. E. Emmerich has gone to At
| lantic City.
Miss s. E. White will spend the next two
weeks at Newton Center, Mass.
Mrs NJ. j. Peabody will spend the next
| fortnight at Bethlehem, n. H
Mrs. j. c. McKelden will remain another
month at South Bristol. Me.
Mrs NJ E. Wilcox is spending this week
at Cape May.
Miss NJ. Steele has gone to Loudoun coun-
| ty. Va.
Miss J. w. Gales is at Martha's Vineyard,
Mass.
Mrs. NJ. E. Protzman will spend the next
| fortnight at Oakland, Nd.
Miss Margaret NJ. Maher has gone to
spend a month at Algonquin, y. Y.
Mrs S. C. Hill will spend the next month
at Cheltenham, Md.
Colonel Chas. Davies and wife of lie
Droit Park and Frank A. Roderick and
wife of 1926 9th street are at Thousand ISL
and Park, n. Y.
DR.. r. H. Graham, wife and son. Howard
H. left for a three weeks visit to friends
md LAT i've in Pennsylvania and Ohio to-
day.
Miss Leavitt, 1921 Vermont avenue, will
be out Of the city until Friday or Saturday
Mrs E. L. Hinson and niece, Edna Mil
Ter; Miss Leila Schroeder and Mrs. George
Shelton and daughter Isabel are at Atlantic
City.
Mrs. Anthony Connolly and three chill
dren are at Atlantic City.
The following have been recent WASH
ington guests at the Colonial Ocean City,
Md: Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. L. Bundy, jr, Mas
ter Robt. Sinclair Ransom, B. E. Emmert.
Mrs b. E. Emmert, Miss Mildred Emmert.
Master Bernard Emmert, DIR. R. w. Duffey,
Mrs. R. w. Duffey Miss Ruth Duffey, Nil.
and Mrs. George Hildreth, Master Clarence
Hildreth, Miss Virgalyn Warrington, Mrs.
Nj NJ. Raborg, Henry Blandy. DIR. Joseph
Jouy. w. C. Balderston. w: r. Berry, Mr.
and Mrs. J. T. Metcalf. j. c. Bowen. L. X.
Mrs. E. G. Manning. Mr. and
Mrs. A. I. COWell, MISS NdtdHe SoW-
ell, Mrs ]. d. Power and the Misses Pow
er, Miss Marie A. Kuhnel, Miss Martha
KuhneI, Master George Kuhnel, Master
Theodore Kuhnel, Miss Lille Flannery
Miss Margarete Darnielle, Mr.. and Mrs
Justin A Runyan and Master Ruryan.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. H. Clay and Mr.. and
Mrs. w. H. E. Reinecke left East End,
Va, for Orkney Springs last Saturday.
Among the many guests summering at
Rawley Springs. Va, are DIR. Frank Bright
well, Mrs Eugene Wardwell and daughter
Sydney, Miss Mollie Brightwell, Mrs. Hin
ton Mrs. Hume and daughters Mrs. Nalle,
Miss Nalle, Mr. Clifford Rearden Mr.. Tom
Naiie, Mr.. Mason Male and Mr.. and Mrs
Lewis of Washington, Judge Grafton and
family, DIR. Firebaugh, Mr.. Rohr, Mr.. Deck
ert of Harrisonburg, Judge Druet and wife
Mrs Mcclure of Richmond.
Miss Bertha Stein of Raleigh is stopping
for two weeks with Mr.. and Mrs. G. w.
Stein, ADJ 9th street northeast.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. d. Cameron of lie Droit
Park entertained Miss Louise Hopkins Of
Capitol Hill last week at their coy little
summer home, which is delightfully."- locat-
ed near the grove, at Oak Crest, Maryland.
Mrs. Thos. A. Wade Of 209 F street
northeast has left for an extended trip to