Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-06-27
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
Gayer in London Than at This Capital Just
Now.
Sumner Delights Have started for
Many Washir northumberland
ing Personal Notes.

| Last week was one of the busiest of the
| London season. The United States ambas-
sador and Mrs. Hay attended seven parties
enc night. Other prominent Americans
| are much to the front in the seasons gave
| ties.
A genuine American surprise party was
given last week to. Mr.. aid Mrs. Edward
Tuck at their home near Paris, the Chateau
de Vermont, near Mailmaison. a half dozen
eight-horse breaks carried the party. with
two bands of music, from the Champs
Elysee to the chateau. Ex-senator Brice
and Miss Brice among the guests
Mrs William c. whitney viii soon be
taken 10 Bar Harbor for the summer. The
Whitneys have been lately at Westbury,
| L. l., where the invalid continues to hold
her own very well in point of strength
The special car, WITH all its luxurious ar
| rangements, in which Mrs. Whitney came
from Aiken TO New York, and then went
10 Nestbury, is in readiness. Later i'm the
summer another move will be made TO the
Whitney place on October mountain where
| the air is pure and bracing
Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. NJ. Curry have taken
cottage at Narragansett Pier for the
summer
Senator McMllan's family will summer.
! as usual, at Observation-Disclosures
Admiral and Mrs. Crosby and family will
| Pier.
Mr. and MIS-. Hamilton s. Wallace have
gone north for the summer.
Mrs. II. l.. Biscoe and her son Jack are
visiting her niece, Mrs. Taliaferro. in
Gloucester county, Va.
owing to illness in the family Mrs Jen-
ME Pomeroy White will not be at home
| Tuesday, June 2S.
Mrs. Julia c. Wallace. nee Miss Brenta
french, will be at home after July / at
| 1851 Wallach place.
MIS- Robert w. Stevens and children of
1917 lie Droit avenue have left for Mil
waukee, Wis, where she will be the guest
| OF Mrs. Herbert J. Piper of that city
Mrs. Charles n. Wake and daughters are
in Washington for brief stay, and will 5e
Pleased TO see their friends at 925 18th
street northwest. They sail for Paris about
the middle of July.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. B. Buckley announce
the marriage of their daughter Adeila
Theresa, to Mr.. l.. Bathurst Lee of Nir-
ginia, June 80. at St Patrick's rectory
pleasant surprise party was given
Tuesday last in hcnor of Miss Nellie Park
inson at her residence. LIB b street south
cast The parlors were tastefuly decorated
with beautiful flowers and palms. Games
were participated in until late hour. when
refreshments were served by the hostess
and her friends, Misses Church and Ger
trude Filler. Among those present were the
Misses johnson, Dean, Gardner. Gertrude
Parkinson, Ncteman, Gertrude anG Ada
Filler. Humphrey, Thomson, Church, pyles,
and owens, and Messrs SyartZeli Thomas
ard Charlie Havell. Wallis, Eastman. Bean.
Howard, Fleehardy. Briggs, McKeever and
Boyuton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Daggett announce
the engagement of their daughter Laura
Marguerite, TO Mr.. Reynold l.. Nicholson.
The wedding Will take place early in July,
DUt owing to the recent illness of Mrs Dag
gett it will be a quiet affair.
In the historic Moravian Church at NaZ
areth, Pa, Thursday, June %, Miss Mar
suerite daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin
I. Walton. was married to Henry Wander
bit Tuuoch, son of the late Mr.. Thomas l..
Tulloch of this city, and member of this
years senior class of Princeton University.
Inc ceremony was performed by the Rev.
Paul de SchweinitZ, pastor of the church,
Prof. Fred Wolfe of Bethlehem acting as
ofganist. Misses Lucy and Pauline Cone
of Easton, Misses Eugene Henry and
katharine Cope of Nazareth and Miss
Emllle Hopper of Newark, n. j. were
bridesmaids. Oakley w Cooke of Pater-
son, n. j., was best man, and Robert r.
King OF Pittsburg, Carl II. Richey of lren-
ton. y. j., c. E. Nightingale of New York
j. ID. Rodney of New Castle, DEL Mans
held Cope of Easton and T.. Payson Cooke
OF Paterson. n. j., Were ushers, all being
members of the senior class of Princeton
University. The south end of the church
was mass of floral and plant decorations.
surmounted by floral arch, under which
the bride and groom stood. The bride was
attired in a rich white satin dress. with
pearl trimmings and luchesse lace and
orange blossoms, and carried bouquet of
niles OF the valley. white roses and white
orchids. The bridesmaids wore white
dresses, two having green hats and sashes
and carrying lilies of the valley tied with
green ribbon, two having pink hats and
sashes and holding pink roses tied with
PINK ribbon \ wedding breakfast and a
reception were held at the Nazareth INN
which was beautifully decorated for the
OCCASION ME- and Mrs. Tulloch will leave
New York next week on the Maiestfn for |
a trip abroad. A0'
MISS Lola johnson, talented Young
coiored woman of Chicago, sang recently at
the White House. at the instance of Ms
Gage, wife of Secretary Gage.