Evening star., 1899-06-05
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
June Brides and Grooms Here and Else
where.
COmings and GOings of Well-knOwn
PeOple-Interesting Per-
sOnaI Notes.

At the marriage of Miss Belle Willett and
Mr. Graham Hume, Wednesday evening at
st. Paul's Church. Miss Sallie Cox will be
the maid of honor and Mr.. Charles hume
the best man. Miss Mary Hume. MISS
Frances Cox, Miss Elizabeth Cox and MISS
Louise Jordan will BE- bridesmaids. Messfs.
James p. WiHett. jr.. Donald Nesblt, Car
bury Richie, Robert Hume. Rlchardsoh
Green and William Luckett will be ushers.
4 small reception follows the ceremony AT
the home of Postmaster and Mrs. Willett.
The marriage of Miss Lindsay Poor TO
Col Marion p. Maus will take place at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Poor. at
Skaneateles. near Syracuse n. Y. July l.
Miss Miles. Miss Sheridan. the Misses
Foulke Miss Hagner Miss Will.ttS and
Miss Wright of Cincinnati will be brides
maids and Miss Anita Poor will act as
maid of honor. Col. Micheler will be Col.
Maus' best man. The ushers will also be
army officers. ten in number. Col. MauS
has just been appointed Inspector geneiai
of the Pacific coast. He will take his bride
to San Francisco Immediately after the
ceremony.
Mr.. Frank Lyon Polk of New York, who
will be best man Wedn sday for Mr. Ne
MILAN, has had a notable career in that
prominent position. He stood up with Cor
ne!us Vanderbilt jr.. and was usher at
both the Paget-W Whitney and Whitney-Nan-
derbilt weddings. along with serving upon
number of other less talked-of occasions.
H is a Yale man of 81
Mr.. and Mrs. James W. Whitney have re-
Gently taken No. 1904 Massachusetts ave
nue. The latter is quite i'll with ner-
vous prostration, and it has been ec'ssaly
| for her to torago everything in the effort to
obtain complete rest Next season. now
| ever, the WhitneyS ar expected to enter
| tain considerably, and to take a prominent
! part in Washington society Mrs. Whitney
| is a Kentucky bred woman, brilliant con
versatiOnaliSt and a type of the handsome
women of the south. The WhitneyS sptnt
most of last winter at Atlanta, and came
| here early in the spring. They will leiE
she rtly to spend the summer months Last
summer they occupied ''Glencairn,' on tn
banks of the Niagara, but the plans for the
present summer are not yet matured. They
| VIII return here in the autumn to reoccupy
| their Massachusetts avenue home.
| Miss Mary Fairfax Moore of Romney. w.
| Va. is visiting her cousin, Mrs. Charles G.
Abbot. 223 10th street northeast, where she
| will be pleased to see her friends.
| Mr. Jas. A French left today for Seattle,
! and will sail for Alaska about June 9, to
be gone until the latter part of October.
| Mrs French has gone to Philadelphia to
| visit her mother and from there will go to
Atlantic City for the season
| Miss Maggie Keyes of 99 22d street left
| Saturday for an extensive visit to Rich
| mond.
|
| ing her brother. J. W. Keyes of 9g I'D
! street, has returned to her home, Rlch-
| mond, Va.
| Mr. and Mrs. c. 7. NJ. Cutcheon left yes
! teriay morning for Chicago, to be gone
for an indefinite period. The month of July
| will be spent on Lake Michigan with Ten.
| b. NJ Cutcheon and family.
| Miss Ida Thompson, who spent the last
two months with Mr.. and Mrs. John W.
| Foster has gone to Rochester to visit
| friends, and in August will rejoin the Eos
| ters at their summer home at Henderson
| iarbor.
Mr.. John Jay Knox, son Of Mrs. John Jay
| Knox, formerly of this city, will be mar
ried June ~ at Monmouth Beach. His
! bride-eect is Miss Florence Niles.
| Mrs. c. c. Lattanner of Montpelier, ONO
is visiting her mother Mrs. j. J. Lightfoot
Of Terrace Heights, West Washington.
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Bauernschmidt, Miss
Winkleman and Miss E,lma Winkleman, al
| of Baltimore left today for ter weeks
| tour through Yellowstone Park and Sar
| Francisco.
| The guests and neighbors to the number
of 20p. Of the Olympia apartment house en-
i0yed another fine musicale IN the looDE SAT
| urday evening in honor Of the sixteenth an
| uiyersary Of the marriage of Mr. and Mrs
| White There were a string orchestra, th'
juvenile quartet. solos by MISS BLACK an'
| COCA songs by little Elsie Worth
| Mr.. and Mrs. Elphonzo Youngs, jr hav
ing been called out of the city, will not b
| able to see their friends this Monday, "a
| announced but will be at home Friday IN
! stead and Mondays thereafter at $500 lou
| street.
Gen. and Mrs. John Moore will close thei
| house today for the season. After few
| davs in New York they will pay ID visit o
| four or five weeks to their daughter IL
| northwestern Pennsylvania and then go t
{ the scashore east of Boston.
| Mrs. Ralph L. Gait left last night Tor IN
| south on a visit to her parents previous L
| her departure for the summer.
Miss Margaret Eulale Shreve, after
| rour months visit to friends and relative
| in this city and Takoma Park. has returne
| to her home Fair View. Monocacy, Mo.