The times., 1899-06-04
Diplomatic Dirpitaries TO Visit Buf
falo-The Summer Exodus Be-
gins in Earnest.

only so many sentimental memories sacred
to the Spanish war. though in one notable
instance of the present season even, Hymen
must bow to the exigencies of the god OF
war. Col. Marion P. Maus. U. S. A., whose
marriage TO Miss Lindsay Poor is TO be an
important nuptial event of the near future,
has received orders to report in San
Francisco and the wedding which was
originally planned to take place in the
autumn, has been hastened so that the
gallant officer may go to his new post ac-
by his bride. The ceremony will
occur the latter part of June, or the first
of July at the summer home of Mr.. and
Mrs Charles Poor at Skaneatele5, n. Y,
il being the wish of the pretty young bride
to be married in the church in which she
was baptized and confirmed. Rev. Frank
Wescott will officiate. Colonel Michler
will be the attendant best man, and the
ushers will be brother officers OF the
groom. Colonel Maus, who has been re-
Gently appointed inspector general on Gen
eral Skaters staff, will go with his bride
Immediately TO San Francisco.
A wedding of especial social interest an
nounced for the coming week Will be that
of Miss Elizabeth Kilgour Anderson,
daughter of Mrs. Nicholas Anderson, of X
Street, TO Mr.. Philip Mcmillan, the second
son of Senator and Mrs. Mcmillan, of Mich
igan. Several hundred invitations have
been issued for the ceremony and for those
who are to attend the breakfast to follow
cards were enclosed.
Miss Anderson, the bride, who is sister
of Mr.. Lars Anderson, who was Secretary
of the United States Embassy in Italy,
and married soon after his return to this
country Miss Perkins, a very rich young
Boston woman, has selected Miss McMil-
Iar {cta of hridpprQnrn n ha her
only attendant.
Mr.. Mcmillan, a graduate of Yale Uni
versity and a lawyer by profession, will
have Mr. Frank L. Polk as his best man.
The ushers will be Miss Anderson's cousin,
Mr. j. F. Story, of Washington; Mr.. F. c.
Perkins, OF Sharon, Pa; Mr.. Joseph E.
Sheffield, Mr.. Alonzo Potter, son of Bishop
Potter; Mr.. Henry P. Whitney Mr.. E. o.
Holtar, and Calvin Burr, of New York.
The first wedding announced for the
coming week will be that of Miss Claire
Baldwin and Mr.. Charles Edward Spieldt,
which will occur on Tuesday night.
In addition to the Mcmillan Anderson
wedding at noon Wednesday there will be
also that of Miss Juanita J. Brinker and
Mr.. T, Lamar Rose, of Kansas City, and
at 80 o'clock on the same evening at st.
Paul's Episcopal Church Miss Belle Will
lett, daughter of the city postmaster
James P. Willett, will become the wife of
Mr. Graham Hume.
Another wedding set for Wednesday
which is OF social interest TO many friends
here is that of Miss Eleanor May Burn
ham, the niece of Prof. and Mrs. Hen
erickson, and Mr.. Philip Benson Cooper.
which will take place at the Naval Acad-
emy Chapel at Annapolis.
The French Ambassador will give a din
ner Wednesday evening in honor Of the
Spanish Minister and the Duchess d'Arcos.
The Mexican Ambassador. accompanied
by Mrs. AzpiroZ and their daughter, Mrs.
Perez, will leave Washington tonight for a
brief visit TO Buffalo and Niagara Falls.
Other members of the party will include
the Costa Rican Minister and Mrs. Calvo,
Mr. and Mrs. John W. Foster, and the AS
sistant Secretary of State and Mrs. Hill.
The special attraction for the party at
Buffalo will be the cornerstone ceremonies
incidental to the erection of the official
buildings which are being constructed in
that city for the exposition to be held there
next year.
The Fleur de Lis Dancing Club at Mount
Pleasant will inaugurate its summer sea-
son with an assembly next Wednesday
evening at the hall of the Mount Pleasant
Club.
The German Ambassador has dinner in
vitations out for next Thursday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cropper have opened their
cottage in the Blue Ridge Mountains, near
Monterey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henderson have closed
Boundary Castle, and are now visiting in
| Boston, prior to taking up their summer
residence at Bar Harbor. where they have
one of the most picturesque cottages q;
the resort.
| Miss Edith Maude Foster, who sailed fol
Europe recently, will remain abroad q
year The time will be spent in trave
through Switzerland and the British Isles
and France.
The engagement has been announced o.
| Miss Carlyle Herbert, daughter Of the late
Gen. James r. Herbert, to Courtland II
Smith OF Alexandria, who is a son of the
late Courtland H. Smith. at one time
mayor OF that city. Mr.. Smith owns
| large stock farm in Fairfax county, Va
He is an enthusiastic sportsman ant
some of the finest horses in the Old Do
minion are TO be found in his stables.
Mrs. Therise Voigt has sent out cards o
invitation for the marriage OF her daugh
ter Emma Marie, to Mr.. George NJ Ben
der, on Wednesday evening June a. at
O'Clock, at ST. Mary's Church.
Prof. and Mrs. F. W. Crosby have card
out for Tuesday evening, June 6, at
O'Clock, the occasion being the fiftieth an
niversary OF their marriage. Prof. Crosb,
has recently returned from Europe, wher
he has been travelling. in the interest OF tn
National Museum.
Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Allen have sailed 70
Europe TO spend the summer in trave
abroad.
Mr. and Mrs. Monroe Hopkins hav
taken a cottage for the season at Nara
gansett Pier.
Among the Washingtonians registered a
the various hotels at Atlantic City yester
day were Mr.. and Mrs. John Simmons, Mrs
NJ p. Cobb and Miss J. Cobb, Mrs. ]. A
Healey, Miss NJ Downing, Mr.. and Mrs
c. r. Patfeld, and Dr. and Mrs, Hess.
One of the most attractive figures seen O
the promenade at the opening OF the Hors
Show last week was Mrs. Barklie Henr,
formerly Miss Belknap, OF this city. He
toilet was of pale blue, under a skirt c
"all over" insertion. with parasol and rib
bons of pale blue.
1 Mr.. and Mrs. Chauncey Strong announc