Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-08-19
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
A Washington Groom and a Frederick
Bride.
Coming Marriage of Miss HARDWOOD
and DR.. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
NOtes-Travels.

| wood. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Thomas
| N. HARDWOOD of Frederick. Md, to DIR. Rob-
| ert E. Lee Wiltberger of Washington. The
ceremony will occur Wednesday evening"
| September 8. at O'Clock, in All Saints
Episcopal Church, Frederick.
Rev. Arnold s. Yantis and wife of Brock
Ign, formerly OF this city, are visiting Rev.
w. w. Dean $40 p street. Mr.. Yantis will
preach next Sunday at the Church of Our
| Father.
Miss Grace d. Gladmon is at Mt. Savage,
| Allegheny mountains. and will return Sep
| TENDER l.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. NJ. Crossman, with their
| daughters. are occupying a cottage at
| Ocean City. Nd. for the season.
| Mrs. c. r. Stacey ami daughter Grace
| have gone to the mountains of West Fir-
ginia for a prctracted visit.
| Miss Magdalen Breuninger has returned
| from trip to the Pacific slope and Vel
| lowstone Park. She leaves Washington to-
| day for Larchmont, n. Y.
| Miss Bessie Huguely has left for AlGer-
| son, W. Va. where she will be the guest
of Mrs. Alex. McVeigh Miller.
| Mrs. Thos. II. Mckee ard daughter Mary
are at Atlantic City for a ten Gays stay.
Mrs Arthur T. Brice and family are now
| at Southampton. N. Y.
Miss Jennie A. Graves will spend fort
| night at hancock. Nd
Miss G. ID. Lester will spend two weeks
| at Paeonian Springs.
Mrs Katie V. Luckett has gone to Lew
il sville, Va. for an outing.
| Miss Mol.ie Howard has gone to Crbana,
| Md, and will remain two weeks.
| Mrs s. F. Anderson will remain a month
| at Moultville, Va.
Miss Kate Cole will spend month at
| Snickersville. Va
| Mrs. Nathaniel Wilson and family are at
| Kennebunkport, Maine. and will remain
| this and next month
Mrs N. e. Espey viii spend a fortnigb.
AZ found Hid. Loudoun county, Va.
MIR. James L. Norris and daughters have
| gone TO KennebUG kport, Maine.
Mrs J. D. Strong Is spending "a month al
| Lake Mohonk, n. Y.
| Mrs. I F. Howard is visiting relatives in
| Milton, Vermont.
| Mrs. L. C. Chew is now at Portland, Me-
where she has spent most of the season.
| Mrs. Villa A. Leonard is at Blue Ridge
| Station, Pa, and will remain TWO weeks.
| Mrs. ThoS. J. LASER is at Randolph VT,
| to spend a month.
| Miss Bessie L. Shomo has left for visit
| to relatives in Hamburg and Pottsville
| On returning she will stop at Reading and
| Philadelphia.
| Mrs. w. F. Damn, Miss Lillian and Mas
| ter Wallace are the guests of Prof. and
| Mrs. w. A. Bowles, Stanton, Va.
Mrs. Mary Lawyer Foote, vice president
| general, Daughters of the American Revo-
| luton, and corresponding secretary of the
National Society of the Children OF the
American Revolution is now at Peaks Is
| land, Casco bay, Maine, the guest of her
| sister, Mrs. Asa S. Boyd of Baltimore, dur
| ing the summer.
Miss Elsie Mathews and Miss Josephine
| Merritt of Washington are guests OF Miss
| Mcclure of Berrysville, Va.
| Miss Hattie Belts. Miss Florence Bur
| CESS and Miss Elizabeth Byrde Bobb left
| yesterday morning for Philadelphia and
other eastern cities.
| Mr. and Mrs. Z. c. Garden and their son
| Alex are visiting The various points of in
| terest along the New jersey coast.
Miss Loretto Hannah is spending the
| summer at Buena Vista Springs.
| Prof and Mrs. S. w. Flynn have return
ed from six weeks vacation at various
| points on the Atlantic coast. Mrs. Flyln's
| friends will be glad to learn that salt wa
| ter bathing has almost entirely cured her
| lameness.
Mrs. ]. MCrane of 1903 o street is spend
ing the month at the White mountains,
New Hampshire.
Mrs. r. l.. White and daughter Miss
Rose NJ, have gone for a trip to Niagara
Falls and Canada.
Miss Margaret hammond has gone to
| Lake George, where she will remain d
| month at Horizon Lodge.
Miss Weyrick and Miss Zimmerman have
returned from a onths vacation at At
| lantic City, and are at home to their
| friends Thursdays.
Miss Virginia Gertrude Ross Of Streator,
| ILL.,. is visiting her uncle, w. H. Clarke, al
| 14l1 Chaplin street.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. R. Stricken and child
are at Ocean Grove. to remain all this
| month.
| Sharon, Mass.
| Mrs. George H. Harries and family will
| spend the next month at Damascus, Nd.
| Miss Matte Low Turner will remain an.
other month at st. Adams, w. Va.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Jules Guthridge of this city
| registered yesterday at the Paris Office
of the New York Herald.
Mr.. Paul May, secretary Of the Belgian
| legation in Japan, and well known in this
| city, is now in New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. d. Baldwin have gone
t. Richfield Springs. n. Y. for a month.
| Prof. Frank A. Wolff of the Columbian
University ard Mrs. Wolff have left for a
| trip to Toronto, the great lakes and De-
troit. DR.. Wolff will attend the meeting of
| the British Association for the Advance
| ment of Science at Toronto.
Mrs. ). IT, Cornwell ard FAMILY are spend
| ing the sumner at Rehoboth, Del.
| A quiet wedding was celebrated this
nc rning at the home of Miss Moore
Waterford, Va. The contracting parties
were Misc Ida b. Sioussa of this city and
Mr.. John B. Steer of Waterford. The cere-
ncny was performed by the Rev. John ID.
| La Motbe of the Episcopal Church, Hamil-
| ton. Va. After partaking OF the wedding
breakfast MIR. and Mrs. Steer left for
| trip through Maryland, and on their re-
| turn will occupy their home, oak View"
al Paeonian Springs, Va.
| Mr.. Frank Orme Morgan of Blooming
ten, Ill.,, is visiting his uncle at No. 300 E
street northwest, where he will be glad to
see his friends. He contemplates making
Washington lis future home.
Mrs. Horatio King is now in Toronto
Canada, during the session OK the British
| Association for Advancement of Sciences,
but later Mrs. Kirg will visit English
friends in Quebec before returning toWash-
ington.
Mrs. L. o. Talbot of OPT p street is a
member of the British association, and will
be present at all the meetings, as she also
attended the American association al De-
| troit last week. Toronto Is an ideal place