Evening star., 1898-06-20
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
Many Newport Views in the Belgian Princes
Album.
Where Several Prominent Washing
tODians VIII S.mmer-Per-
sOnal Notes.

! u'eu Nt"pOTt VIEWS u hOudh Coll'C-
tor during his stay there last week. Many
| Of the ladies he met socially posed for
him. and consequently he can refresh his
| memcry of the cottagers on the cliffs
| whenever he likes in years to come.
| Miss Annie Wheeler. daughter of Mai
| Gen. Wheeler, ard well known and greatly
liked in Washington. has volunteered as a
| rurse, and is now at Tampa awaiting or
| ders to get ever to Cuta-or anywhere else
her services will be helpful. One of Gen
| Wheeier's sens is in the navy. and the
youngest member of the family. Joseph
| Wheeler. jr., is lieutenant In the army
| The Guatenalan minister. Mr. Lazo Ar
| riasa. has taken a cottage at Long Branch
| were he win shortly take his interest.ng
| household of children for the summer.
| The Duke and Duchess of Marlborough
are now entertaining the New York rela-
uNes OF the latter who were in Paris lately
| 10: the Nanderbilt-Dre sser wedding
| Mrs Grant is still in town but with her
| daughter Mrs. Sartcris, and the Misses
| Sartoris. will spend The summer at Mag
| nolia. Mass, where they have taken a
! house.
AIR. and Mrs John Vinton Dahlsren will
| srminer al Saratoga, where they have
| taken a villa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eric DahIgren. who now
make their home at ST. Paul. Mimi, have
| taken house at Seabrisht NJ Tor the
summer. and where Mrs. Dahlgren will
| EaVe her sister. Miss Josephine DrexeI. her
ghest for time. Mr. and Mrs Eric DanI-
| sien have five little daughters.
| The announcement of the proposed mar
| rage of Miss Mamie i. King and Mr. Jas
| A. Bishop is said by both parties men
| tic ned to be untrue and unauthorizad hv
| them.
A delightful surprise party was given a
few days ago to Miss Blanche O'Connell of
| North capitol street by some of her Young
| friends Miss O'Connell will leave shortly
| 1or 81. Louis. where she. with her mother
| ana 1amily, Will make her future home and
| as an appreciation of her many kindnesses
| her friends rendered her this farewell par
| ty- me greater part of the evening was
spent In dancing. and there was singing by
| Miss Fainter and instrumental selections by
| Miss O'Connell. Miss Fainter and Miss
| Ryan. Late in the evening refres shments
We're served Among those present were
Misses Stella Lebren, Nora Lahie. Katie
Clark, Rose Clark, Florence Stevens Lizzie
| Dillon, Annie Repetti. Laura Phillips, Ida
oConnell. Jennie McNichols. Nellie F'ain-
ter. Nellie Bennett. Bertha Mccarthy, Celia
| Coyle, Sal!ie Pritchett. Mamie Clark. Sarah
w. Howe Bessie Sullivan, Mollie Ryan. and
] Mr. and Mrs. OConnell Messrs Thomas
Crook. Franklin T, Howe, jr.. Joe Repetti.
| Robert CaSpar, Frank Clark. Charley
| Parks, Vincent Coughlin. Frank Curtain
! Harry Hagarty. James Markey. Michael
| Lahie, Robert O'Connell. William Mailer
Michael Clark. William Shreves, Frank
I
and Mr.. Arthur. Miss O'Connell will grad
uate at Notre Dame Academy June -.
| Last night at the Hotel Lawrence a large
| company witnessed the marriage of Miss
| Daisy Gassenheimer of Washington, sister
| or Samuel GaSsenheimer. and Mr.. Joseph
| Lesser of New York. The bride was dainti-
| ly dressed in white organdie over white
silk Messrs. Joseph Makover and Lee
| liechinger were ushers. The ceremony was
| performed by Rabbi Stern in the parlors
which We're decorated with plants palms
| and bride roses. After an hour spent in
| exchanging congratulations a wedding sup
per was served. Among those present were
| Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Gassenheimer, Mrs.
| Fannie Gassenheimer, mother of the bride:
| Lawrence Gassenheimer, Mrs. Bertha Gas
| senheimer, Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Hechinger,
| Mrs. b. Hechinger Mr.. and Mrs Lee Hech-
| niger and son of New York. Mr.. and Mrs
| Weinberg and daughter of New York. Mrs.
| Pach and daughters. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ Pach
| Mr.. and Mrs. David and daughter, Mr.. and
Mrs. Soomonsohn and son, Mr.. and Mrs
Levy. Mr.. and Mrs. Lulley. Mr.. and Mrs.
| Rice. Mr.. and Mrs. Peyser. Mr.. and Mrs
| Breslau, Mr.. Jacob Odenwald. Miss Hannah
David, Miss Amelia Mosier. Miss Edith
Solomonsohn, Mrs. Bach and Mr.. an .Irs.
Stumer of Baltimore. Mr.. and Mrs. Lesser
| have gone to Niagara on their bridal tour
Miss Gilbert of New York is visiting
Miss Campbell at her country home, "Kel-
| wood" near Bailstcn. Va.
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Robert of this city
| announce the marriage of their daughter.
Marie Helena. 10 Frank Hutches Pierce,
| formerly of this city and now of St. Louis
| Sunday, April "A. al Shreveport. La. The
| couple will reside in st. Louis Mo.
Miss Henrietta Cowperthwait and her
| niece, Miss Mary Perry Brown of Capitol
| Hill, have gone to Chestnut Hill, Philadel-
phia, for week and will attend the we'd
| ding Tuesday of another niece, Miss Ellen
St6nwood Cowperthwait. daughter of Mrs.
| J. B. Cowperthwait. to Mr.. Charles Elliot
| Loud OF Boston. The bride-to-be has often
h,
| friends here.
| Mrs. Franck Hatcher Gray of Newport
| News is visiting her mother. Mrs. A. 7.
Borland. Mrs. Boriand, who has been very
| i'll. is recovering slowly.
| Miss Eugene De Lar d of LIE Droit Park,
who has been attending DrexeI Institute.
Philadelphia, has returned to her home in
| this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles G. Duln will leave
tomorrow for their summer home at Cam
bridge. Mass. and will not return to Wash
ington until about October i. During the
summer they will spend several weeks in
the mountains or at the seaside.
Senator German and family are now at
| their country home near Laurel Nd.
Mrs. Shelby Smith, president of the
Washington Union Printers Wives Guild,
entertained at her residence, 4S l street
Thursday evening last, in honor of Mrs.
DR.. Ada Latham of the Buffalo Ladies'
Union Guild Among those present were
Alta Smith, and Mesdames Frank Morri-
son. Charles o. Doten, Chas. L. Sickles
William Love, George Sargent, E B.
Chambers, Gus Herrin, Edward F. Latham
and S. Frank Smith
Mrs. M. H. Martin left today for a visit
near Thoroughfare, Va, with Miss Du-
lany.
Miss Alice Benton Bishop. who has been
visiting in Germantown, Pa, for several
weeks. has gone 10 New York city TO
join, her uncle. Mr.. W. T. Coale, and a
party of friends on yachting cruise
Mrs. Edgar E. Helm OF No. LA street
northwest left this morning for the Adj
rondack mountains to spend the summer
Cards have been issued announcing the
marriage of Mrs Ella ]. Brown to Mr. S.
Rufus Belt. June %, at o'clock, St.
Georges Chapel, Glendale, Md.
Mrs VIM. ID. West and daughter Kath-
crime are spending the summer with friends
in the mountains of North Carolina.
RED CROSS COMMITTEE.