Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-05-11
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
Mrs. Mckinley Again Receives Callers by
Appointment
The Coming Marriage of Mr.. Jessup
Blair and Mrs. Aubrey-The Robin
Aon-Hewitt Marriage Notes.

Mrs. Mckinley received yesterday after
noon by appointment a large number of
callers. The reception was held in the red
parlor. and Mrs. Mckinley was assisted by
Mrs Abner Mckinley. who is now at th..
White House on visit.
The engagement of Mrs. Pauline Aubrey.
daughter of Chief Justice and Mrs. Fuller.
to Mr.. Jessup Blair is the latest topic for
society discussion. 1t was not known until
yesterday outside of the intimate circle of
relatives and friends of the two parties.
The announcement is therefore genuine
news and will occasion great surprise. Mrs.
Aubrey is the fifth daughter of the chief
justice, but was the first 10 marry. Her
marriage with young Aubrey of Chicago
was a runaway match. but prompt for
glNeness was accorded the couple both OF
whom were under age. This event quickly
followed the coming here of the Fuller
family to reside. Since her divorce she and
her two children have made their home
with her parents. Her marriage to Mr..
Jessup Blair will take place in this city
Wednesday, June l.
Miss Hewitt, daughter of Mr. and Mrs
p. A. Hewitt of Cincinnati was married
last night TO DIR. Dane l.. Robinson of this
city. The ceremony took place at the Eb-
bitt House, Rev. F. ID. Power officiating
The bride was prettiy dressed in white or
candle and white satin ribbon and carried
bride roses. Miss Lconcre Robinson, sis
ter Of the groom and Miss Lou O. Thomp-
son OF Cincinnati attended the bride, wear
ing dresses of organdie and carrying bou-
quets Of sweet peas. DR.. and Mrs. Bran
son. DR.. and Mrs. Moreheart and Rev Dr.
and Mrs Power were present at the SUP
per party which followed the ceremony.
Or. and Mrs. Robinson viii make their
future home at 1881 New Jersey avenue
Mr.. and Mrs. F. d. Hummer of Missouri
have taken house at I224 street north
west, where they will be glad to receive
their friends.
Mrs. and Miss Sartoris are visiting i'm
Chicago and expect to remain in this city
upon their return until late in June. when
Miss Rose Mary Sartoris will leave her
school duties at the convent. Mrs. Grant
and Mrs. Sartoris have not decided yet
where they will spend the summer but Ii
will probably be at Sorrento or at some
other nolt them point.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. 7. Bowles and son Row
lend left Washington. q. c.. Sunday last
for st. Louis, Mo, where they will spend
several weeks.
Mrs. Thomas G. Alvc I'd of No 2119 X
street has been called to BROOKLYN by the
ueath OF her youngest brother.
Mrs. George l.. Shoup and Miss Shoup
wife and daughter of Senator Shoup of
Idaho, have returned, after visit to Phi!a-
dclphia.
Miss Nina Boardman of Cleveland and
Miss Clara Childs of Pittsburg are visiting
Mrs Boardman. Miss Boardman came on
especially to take part in the tabieaux
which We're so successfully given Monday
evening.
An informal euchre party was given Mon
DAY evening by Mrs. Cornelius T Belt at
her home on New Hampshire avenue. The
mead prizes We're won by Mr.. G. r. Thon,y,-
son ana Mrs. c. I. Belt. and the BOBBY
prizes by Mr.. Geo Simpson. The evening
ended delightfully."- by vocal music by Miss
BoWdle, and several pieces rendered beau
TRULY by Mr.. H. w. Jenner on the fiutr