Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-06-23
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
Interesting Gossip of Several Well-Known
People.
Enlargement Announced of a Wash
ing Girl to a Chicago Man
Personal Notes.

The engagement is announced today of
Miss Charlotte Everett Hopkins, daughter
of Colonel and Mrs Archibald Hopkins, to
Mr. William Rutter of Chicago. Miss Hop
kins was one of the most charming of the
debutantes winter before last and has been
a great belle here and elsewhere. Mr.. Rut-
ter is a member of Chicago family OF
prominence. The wedding day is not yet
settled upon.
Mrs. Field will leave for California the
last of this month and remain west for the
summer Mrs. and Miss Condit-Smith will
precede her few days, that the latter may
be a passenger on the next steamer to
Japan, where she will join Lieut. and Mrs.
Key.
Mrs. Leland Stanford sailed for Europe
last week and will be abroad four months.
She is in need of a good rest and hopes to
have it, although she has business affairs
in connection with the Leland Stanford,
Junior, University, well as purchases
therefor. to attend to during her absence
Before her departure from San Francisco
she decided to the university which bears
the name of her son securities, real estate
and jewels valued at s11,Wo,OO. In the
long list of property conveyed were three
lots on l. street in this city, where stands
the stable and carriage house used by the
Stanfords while they resided here.
The announcement of the marriage at An
napolis last week of Miss Cora Evans and
Mr.. Ernest W. Robbins of the city post
office comes as a surprise to their friends.
They are now residing al $50 Rhode Island
avenue.
Rev. DR.. Hartsock and family left the
city today for their country place, Hair
Lew Lodge for the summer.
Miss Anna Courson of Wiliamsport, Pa.
and Miss Edna Hartman of Medix Run,
Pa, are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. III. S.
Courson, 221 F street northeast.
Mrs. Reverdy ]. Daingerfield and her
daughters will spend the summer at James
town, r. l.
Miss Bertha L. Barber, chaperoned by
hei mothers cousin, Mrs. Julius Schubert,
sailed on the Augusta Victoria for the
North Cape and Spitzbergen. They will
spend the summer in Norway, Sweden and
Russia and continue their iourneying
around the world.
Miss May Meyers of Baltimore, Nd, is
on visit to her aunt, Mrs. S. Breslauer,
and will be pleased to see her friends, 1926
Sth street.
Miss Mary ]. Havenner and Mr.. John F.
Wynkoop were married Wednesday, June
IA, at st. Dominic's Church. The bride was
attended by her maid of honor, Miss Lizzie
Shelley. Chas. Aufenthie acted as best
man. A reception was held at the home OF
the brides mother, 81 Virginia avenue
southwest. Many valuable presents were re-
ceived by the newly welded couple. The
honeymoon will be spent at Middleburg, Va
Upon their return Mr.. and Mrs Wynkoop
will be at home to their friends after June
70 a. 1107 Harvard street, Mt. Pleasant.
Among the guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
Wynkoop, Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Mothers
head, Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Mason, Mrs. ].
Wynkoop, Misses Gertrude Thomas, Rosie
Sullivan, Ida Gunston, Mamie and Bessie
Grey, Messrs. Albert R. Hecht, Frank Nc
Gee, Jos. Thren, John Havenner and Mich
ael Kirby.
Mr. and Mrs. F. NJ. Goldsmith will leave
shortly for London, England, to attend tho
marriage of their niece, Esther Bernstein.
Mrs. J. D. Goldsmith and daughter have
gone to Atlantic City to spend the summer.