Evening star., 1898-09-28
Personal NOTES.
Two Pretty Weddings Tonight-Com-
ing Matrimonial Events-ArrivaIs.

A pretty wedding tonight will be that OF
Miss Maude Michael. daughter of Chief
Clerk Michael of the State Department.
and Mr.. Arlon Vannevar Cushman at the
Congregational Church. Miss Della Mich
ael will be maid of honor for her sister and
Mr.. III. Waldo Greenough of Providence.
r. L., will be best man. Rev. DR.. Newman
will officiate at the ceremony. which will
take place at O'Clock. Admission to the
church will be by card
Miss Margaret L. Miller and Mr. r. L.
Wood will be married this evening at the
Eastern Presby terian Church. The ushers
will be Messrs. Raymond Bentzler Harry
Glascoe. Theodore Pitt, Selby Keyser and
Charles Shackelford. Miss Kate Wood will
be maid of honor and Mr.. Charles Smith
best man. The bride is the daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Charles L. Miller.
Mr.. and Mrs. John W. Thompson return
ed yesterday from the north. They spent
the entire summer at Bar Harbor, where
Mr. Thompson entirely regained his usual
vigorous health.
Mr.. and Mrs. John r. Mclean returned a
few days ago from their summer travels.
Miss Ethel Swift Murphy of San Francisco
| and Mr.. John MCGOWAN Biddle of this city
will be married December p in San Fran
cisco. Miss Murphy is the daughter of
Samuel G. Murphy president of the First
National Bank of San Francisco, and is
great favorite. Mr.. Biddle is a of Gen.
JdHeS bluOle, L. .. A, ana widely known
and well liked in society here. The engage
ment was announced some time ago. The
wedding will take place at the residence Of
the brides parents. and Miss Adelaide Muir
ply, sister of the bride, will be the maid of
honor.
Archbishop Keane will off1ciate at the
marriage at noon Wednesday October 49,
ST Paurs Church, 18th and streets OF
Miss Edyth Mohun and Lieut.. Walter Oil
phant Hulme, executive officer at the Pen
| SacOla ward Tho brida is no H.
ter of Mrs. Clare Hanson Mohun and grand
daughter of the late Mrs. Anna Hanson
| Dorsey the widely-known Catholic author
The Supreme Court families are nearly
| all back at their Washington residences.
The chief justice and Mrs. Fuller arrived
a few days ago. Justice and Mrs. Mcken-
ma, whose vacation travels occupied the
latter part of the summer, are home again
on California avenue. Justice Brewer, who
has been in the far west nearly all summer
with his daughter, Miss Brewer is also
back again. They will spend the winter in
their house on Massachusetts avenue. Mrs.
Carrick, the married daughter of Justice
| Brewer, who lives at Colorado Springs,
will spend a part of the winter here with
her father and sister, accompanied by her
children. Mrs. Carrick has many warm
| friends here. who will be glad to welcome
her back.
Ex-Justice and Mrs. Field have also re-
! turned from Spring Lake Beach, and are in
w dSliihS tcil loi tHe SedSoh-
Mrs Miller widow of Justice Miller, who
| spent the summer between Block Island
and Narragansett Pier, has also returned
for the winter and is at her house on
| Highland Terrace.
A straw ride was given to Cabin John
| bridge last Wednesday by Mrs. Charles
Jacobson. In the party were Mr.. jacobson,
Mr.. and Mrs. Zieman, Miss Mary l..
| Lamkin Misses H. and NJ. Bishoff of Bal
| timore, Tillie Kohler and Jennie Whelan,
| Messrs. Leon Tobriner, Renie Warwick,
| Eugene Cochran, ]. G2bbie and G. Masears.
1t was announced in Philadelphia yester-
! day that the wedding of Miss Olive Samp-
| son. daughter OF Rear Admiral Sampson
| and Mr. Henry Harrison Scott of San
| Francisco would take place in December.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt will
leave this morning for October mountain
| Mr. William C. Whitney's place in the
| Berksn.res, where they will join Mr.. and
| Mrs. Harry Payne N.---,ney. After stay
| of about two weeks in the Berkshires Mr..
| and Mrs. Vanderbilt will return to The
Breakers.
Mrs. U. S. Grant was given a reception
yesterday afternoon at the Windsor Hotel
| New York by the Woman's National War
| Relief Association. Mrs. Daniel S. Lamont
| was among those present. Mrs. Sartoris
| accompanied her mother. Both are in New
York for a stay, prior to returning to
| Washington.
A marriage that will be of interest to peo-
| pie in this vicinity was announced in last
| evenings Star in the notice that DR.. Fran
| els NJ FurIong and Miss Jeanette /. Des-
| sez were married Monday last in Brooklyn.
| DR.. Furlong was formerly member OF the
| Emergency Hospital staff. Recently he
| was appointed an assistant surgeon in the
| United States navy, with the rank of en-
| sign.
| Mrs. Everard R. Todd. who has been
| spending the summer at THE Villa" Ten
| leytown road, will return Saturday to her
| home, 1919 Rhode Island avenue.
| Mrs. NJ S. Thomas and son Theodore of
| Leavenworth, Kan, are visiting Mrs. F.
| A. Halliday, lib Maryland avenue north
| east.
DR.. A. F. A. King and family returned to
| the city today.
| Miss Alice Netherwood Burns has re-
turned to her home. 1887 Florida avenue
| after a four months sojourn in Vermont
| and western New York.
Mrs. ]. Van Ness Huyck is now with her
| daughter Mrs. Attwell, at 'BeIgrano," the
| latterS country seat, in the suburbs of
| Buenos Ayres, the Argentine capital Mrs.
with Mrs. Huyck when she returns in Feb
| ruary. Commander and Mrs. Attweu were
married in this city when the former was
naval attache of the Argentine legation,
| during the incumbency of Minister Zeballos
and several of his predecessors, and later
\ he was secretary and charge d'affaires of
the legation.
DR.. and Mrs J. Wesley Bovee have re-
turned from the Thousand Islands.
Miss Helen Robinson, daughter of Mr.
John Robinson of Media. Pa, is visiting
Miss Mabel Hume at Warwick, Alexandria
county.