Evening star., 1898-10-24
Personal NOTES.
word Of the Coming weddingS-
Well-known Families Returniny

President Mckinley will give dinner to-
night to members of his ca abinet and to a
number of bishops of the Episcopal Church.
Bishops Potter. Doane and Satteree will
be among the invited guests
Colonel and Mrs. Cotton and family re-
turned TO town a week ago. They sum-
mered at Magnolia, Mass. and divided the
autumn between New York and Jersey.
AT the marriage Wednesday at noon OF
Miss Romaine Mannix and Mr. f. c. Wal
ker. Miss Ruth Merriam will be maid of
honor, and MIR. James Cecil Hooe will be
best man. a reception will follow the cere-
mcny.
Mrs. A. E. Bates, wife of Major Bates of
the American embassy in London and her
daughters will sail Wednesday for Eu-
rope.
Mr.. and Mrs. and Miss Hazeltine returned
TO town few weeks ago
a surprise party was given to Miss Lock-
mart at Carroll Institute Saturday by the
following: The Misses Lamb Davis. Blum
don. Houghton. Moser. Simms, Weyman,
kipp, Miller and Bagaley, the Messrs. Burr
Caldwell. Holland. Cleveland, Brooks.
Mahood, Hanger. Seby, Parker and Cliff
ton. Refreshments We're served at a late
hour.
Monday, October IL. at o'clock a quiet
wedding took place at the residence of the
brides parents, G12 street southeast. Mr.
John Patterson Graham of Philadelphia
and Miss Annie Elizabeth Mitchell of this
city were married by the Rev. DIR. G.. y.
Luccock of the Metropolitan Presbyterian
Church. The ceremony was witnessed by
relatives only. Later in the evening Mr..
and Mrs. Graham went to their new home,
lo4 4th street southeast, where they Will
be pleased to receive their friends.
A surprise party was given at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Harry. so 9th street
northeast, the night of October - in honor
of Mr.. J. H McChesney it being his fiftieth
birthday. Oysters and other refreshments
were served, and the guests enjoyed them
selves at various games. Among those
present were Mr.. and Mrs. w. n. Payne,
Mr. and Mrs. w. Palmer Mr.. and Mrs.
Amos Milstead, Mrs. r. f. Smith, Miss
Alice Craven. Miss Sallie Brown, Mr.. An
drew Day and Mrs. Thomas Milstead.
Mrs. Rowena Hart and little daughter. ac-
ccmpanied by her sister, Miss Efiie l.. Con-
roe. from Houston, Tex, are visiting her
aunt, Mrs. j. w. Paddon, at her home, 1879
Columbia street, Columbia Heights.
Mrs. Albert b. Hall of Detroit is visiting
her mother, Mrs. Alice L. Nairn, at l109
H street
The Saturday Evening Assembly dance,
the first dance of the season, was held at
the Carroll Institute. Among those pres
ent were the Misses Carlton, Cast4ll, Clark
Smith. Ondorff, Wyman, Sanderson, r. Cas-
tell, Messrs. Boss. Butts, Fitzpatrick, Pal
mer, Brown. and many others.
Mrs. A. f. Johnston and Miss Johnston
Will be at 1922 Vermont avenue until Sat
urday, when they leave for New York, as
they sail November l to spend the winter
abroad.
Miss Julia Dent Grant will accompany
her aunt, Mrs. Potter Palmer, abroad this
winter They will go to Cairo and make a
trip up the Nile. Mrs. Grant will follow
Gen. Fred. Grant to Porto RICO.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry May, who are now
in New York, up from Southampton, will
go to the Hot Springs for while.
Mrs. Perry Heath has gone to Louisville
to visit her mother for d short time.
Miss Clara Elizabeth Haines of Capitol
Hill, who spent the summer in Ohio, has
just returned home
The marriage of Miss Hilda Tiffany and
Mr.. Paul A. Draper will take place Novem-
Der >, at the residence of the brides par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Tiffany, Irving
|ton-on-the-Hudson.
DR.. Trimbie and Mr. Eugene Lacy will he
Gshers at the Scribn r Kirkland wedding
in New York October %.
Maj. Gen. A. r. Chaffee, wife and daugh-
ter, are the guests of Lieut.. Col. Hodgson,
14O9 2lst street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin Steele and Miss
Steele are now in Paris.
Mrs and the Misses Barney are in Paris
for the winter.