Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-08-14
THE SOCIAL WORLD
Continued from Seventh Page.)

Hardness OF Stockton. Cal. is visiting her
sister, Mrs r. j. Hale of ~ / street north
east. Nearly thirteen years ago Mrs
Hardness. who was Miss Reardon of Itha-
ca, N. Y. went to California on her we'd
ding tour, ard being so delighted with the
beauties of that state. has remained there
since. this being her first trip east.
Mr.. and Mrs. Owen OHare are at Attain
tic City.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Gieseking have re-
turned from a three weeks trip to Allan
tic City.
Senator Fairbanks daughter. Miss AIDE
laide, will come to Washington a bride
Eext winter. She was married yesterd Nv
at indianapolis to Horace II. Alien of that
city. She was expecting to leave the city,
but instead met the latter at the house of a
mutual friend, where the ceremony was
Performed. Her parents were unwilling
she should be married and frowned upon
the attentions of Mr. Allen. who has bean
devoted to her almost since childhood. The
marriage would perhaps not have been
hastened had il not been arranged for Miss
Fairbanks to go away. She and Allen met
some time during the forenoon, and il was
decided to marry at once. The Rev NJ
l. Haines. pastor of the First Presbyterian
Church, where both attended. was sought
but he was out of the city. the Rev +.
o. Ballard, pastor of the Memorial Presby-
terrain Church. was called upon to perform
the ceremony. The senator at that hour
was at his office down in the city, having
returned from a call on President Mckinley
but yesterday morning, and Mrs. Fairbanks
was down tom on a shopping tour 1t
was not for hour afterward that the
senator and Mrs. Fairbanks heard of the
marriage. They we're surprised and panied
that 1t should have taken place without
their presence, but they Immediately de-
cided to extend the hand of congratulate
ton. Mr.. Allen is a young man of thirty
and has good prospects. He succeeded.
few years ago, his father, Horace II. Allen.
" n l.. rn TIM
ager of the Allen Surgical Institute. Be.
fore undert aking the management of the
institution he was graduated from Yale and
from medical college i'm New York.
Miss Lena S. Murray and Master Willie
II. Murray Of Capitol Hill are the guests
of Master Rolford Miller, in camp at Bel
mont Park, Va.
Mr.. George Aukam and Miss Aukam are
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Cleminshaw at
their home in Saratoga.
Mrs. H. /. Elwood and two daughters,
Cora and Florence. and their cousin. Miss
Mary Miller, are spending a few days at
Piney Point
Mrs. John w. Oil has gone to Atlantic
City for a few weeks. Her daughter, Miss
Laura, will join her later
Miss Hattie keim has returned from a
delightful visit at Cloverdale farm, The
home of Mr.. n. K. Ray. Lay Hill. Nd.
Mrs. r. j. Beall of Rhode Island avenue
lett TINS morning for several weeks visit in
New York and Asbury Park. n. j.
Wednesday evening Chestnut Lawn Rem
irgton, Va, the home of Mr. D. ]. PAYNE.
was the scene OF brilliant party given i'm
honor of the Misses Daniel of Bedford City
and Further and Grigg of Washington
lhelr spacious parlors, decorated with run
ming pines, ferns and golden rod turned
INTO ball room, was the special attrac-
ton to the many young people The large
dininS room was decorated for the occasion
With golden rod and ferns. Refreshments
We're served. Among those present were
MISS Minnie Daniel of Bedford City blue
orSandy over blue silk; Miss Shelley Daniel
or Bedford City, pink organdy over pink
SILK; Miss Nellie Further of Washington
white null with pink trimmings; Miss An
ME Grigg of Washington, white oryan.ly
over yellow silk; Miss Mary Daniel of
washington, white null. with blue TRIM
mlngs; Miss Martha Weisegir of Ashland
Va; Miss Grace Hammond of baltimore
MISS Alice Moulton of Baltimore, Miss
florence Mou.tcn of baltimore. Miss Sadie
Siopton, Miss Bette Hamilton, Miss Janet
Hamilton, Miss Mamie Caskie of Baltj-
more, Miss Sue Crump of Remington Miss
Lena LohSe of Kansas City, Mrs Cole of
fredericksburg, Miss Rebecca Boswell.
Miss Kate Bowen, Miss Agnes PAYNE The
gentlemen present We're Nessrs. Caskie and
hammond of Baltimore, Daniel and Burlin-
came of Washington, Payne of Vienna
Bowen of Roanoke, Shumate, BosweIls
faNne, Bowen. James of Remington lem
nings or Culpepcr. The chaperons Of tie
evening were Mrs. Daniel of Bedford CITY
MS rayne ana Mrs. Miller. At > o'clock
the guests departed for their respectiye
homes with pleasant memory of Chestnut
Lawn.
Mrs. George E. Gilliand is at Amagan
sett' Long Island. for the remainder of
the season. VA