Evening star., 1897-07-26
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
Pleasant Echoes Of Two Recent We'd
dinga
Col. and Mrs. Dickey at Saratoga BE-
fore Sailing for Peru-
Personals.

United States Consul to Caliao. Peru.
Mr.. William Bodfsh Dickey and his bride
have been in New York since their mar
rage They left yesterday for a few days
at Saratoga. and will sail on the Both for
their new home In Peru. The wedding,
" hich took place In this city last Friday,
vas very elegant event. witnessed by q
circle OF relatives and intimate friends.
Col. Dickey was a volunteer soldier, and
won his honors and promotion on the field.
He served as consul in Cuba during the
Harrison administration. His father, WILL
lam Dickey, has been ffty-three years in
the Maine legislature. length of service
never before equaled probably in the his
tory Of any law-making body. He is a hale.
hearty man now of eighty-seven. Col and
Mrs. Dickey have received scores of con-
gratulatory kilograms and letters from all
parts OF the country, and their friends
have been notified Of their marriage by
handsomely engraved announcement cards
reading, MIR. William Bodfish Dickey, Mrs.
Lila Duane Marshall. Married Friday, Ju-
ly 2s 1eJ'. Washington, D. c."
Miss Lulu May DAILY and Mr.. Louis c.
Witkcwsld were quietly married by the
Rev. DR.. Parsons at the home OF the bride.
After the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs. Wit
kowski left for a three weeks stay in At
lantic City. New York and Philadelphia
Miss Alma E. Sadler of Az I'd street has
gone to Atlantic City. to remain a month.
Mrs Daniel Lamont gave a pleasant pic
mic to Tunk Pond. from Sorrento. last
week Ex-Secretary Lamont. Chief JUS
ttce Fuller and Mrs. Fuller, Mrs Aubrey
Miss Nellie Grant Sartoris. Miss Vivian
Ss rtoris. Mrs. Cochran, Algernon Sartoris
and Miss Jane Fuller made up the party.
Former President and Mrs. Cleveland
have done very little entertaining this sea-
son. compared with other years at Marion,
Mass. Ex-Postmaster General Wilson is
now their guest for few days.
.Mr. and Mrs. William X. Carlisle of Chi
cago and their handsome young daughters
and son are the guests for the summer Of
ex-Secretary and Mrs. Carlisle at their K
street home.
Ex-Governor and Mrs. John Lee Carroll
of Maryland. who have been in Paris since
October have gone to England.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore w. Noyes have
returned from a trip to Japan, China and
the Hawaiian Islands, and are at Alton
Mr.. c. 8. Noyess country place.
Mrs. J. Edward Rinton Of New York city
will spend the month of August visiting
friends In Washington, the Misses Lam
kins of 638 Whitney avenue.
us. M. E. Smith and daughters of Capt.
tol Hill are at Cedar View Hotel near Co.
lonial Beach, Va
Mrs. Thos. T. Kidwell and daughters are
spending the summer with friends at Vien-
ma, Va.
Mr.. George w. Herold, accompanied by
his daughters. Blanche and Ella, and son
Parke. is spending few weeks at Attain
tic City.
Mrs. F. 1. Lafonte. Frank Lafonte and
Mrs. g. Edmonston are spending some
time at Congress Hall. Cape May.
DIR. Ira w. and Mrs. Dennison have re-
turned from their visit to the doctors
horY In NFaV,rn 0ntf
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Pearson have re-
City. Mrs. Pearson will be at Hotel Aldine,
Atlantic, for the month of August.
The first hop of the season was given at
the Brighton. Asbury Park. last Friday
evening. Among the Washingtonians pres
s snt were; Mrs. Davis and the Misses
Fletcher. Holmes. Shuttle and Smith. and
Messrs. Davis. White. Comfy. Curtin, valen-
tine and Moshier.
Misses Marie Welsh and Josie Foertsch
have returned to their homes. after a
most enjoyable visit to Mount Pleasant,
Stafford county. Va
The parlors Of Miss Nellie Smith, 719
North Carolina avenue southeast, were
thronged last Friday evening by members
and friends of MiEnehaha Social Club. In
the game of the evening the gentlemcn's
first prize was won by A. N. Garfield, the
second by Frank Ford; the ladies' first
prize by Mrs. P. A. Dinsmnre and the Sec
ond by Mrs. Garfield. A special prize was
given to Miss Mary Smith. Mrs. Carrie
and Miss Nellie Smith entertained the club
with several vocal solos and duets. Re-
freshments were served. Among hose
present were Mr.. and Mrs. Dinsmore Mr.
and Mrs. H. F. Smith. Mr.. and Mrs. Cam
field and Mr.. and Mrs. H. T. Smith; Messrs.
Mcdaniel, Frank Ford. ]. @. Smith, J. NJ.
Thomas. S. w. Russell, H. r. Stewart
Henry Smith and Arthur Leff1ngwell; Mrs
Mckay. Mrs. Swearingen, Mrs. Montgom-
cry; Misses Blanche Ford. Mary and Nag
gle McKarthy. Mary McLaren and Nellie
and Mary Smith.
Miss Rena Herbert has gone to Virginia
for a months vacation.
Mr.. e. Quincy Smith has just returned
from five weeks stay with his family at
East Eddington. Me. Mrs. Smith, with her
little daughter Dorothy, and Miss Shedd CT
Takoma, who is also one Of the party, will
remain in the neighborhood of Bangor Or
ur on the Maine coast for the next two
months.
Newport society has arranged for a Sc
rtes of entertainments to be given in honor
OF Vice President and Mrs. Hobart who
will go there this week as the guests of
Lispenard Stewart. July 81 they will dine
with Mr.. Stewart. August 1 with Calvin
s. Brice. August 2. with James ]. Van
Allen. August 5. with Mrs. Stuyvesant Fish.