Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-09-30
Many Familiar Faces Met on the
Streets and Drives.
SUMMER TRAVELLERS home AGAIN
Wedding Bells Will Be Heard
Often Next Month.
OTHER TIMELY TOPICS

opened UP the past few days. and society
has begun to manifest its presence. The
afternoon driving hour is quite another
matter from what it was a week ago. and
the shops and markets this morning show
ed the hustle and stir which have taken
possession of the city. While 1t is all likely
to calm down after the official welcome to
Admiral Dewey is over, the Inequalities in
honor of the visiting delegates to the Pres
byterian Alliance. many of the most noted
of whom are guests of well-known house.
holds, will be resumed The general enter
tanning program has teen complete as to
take up all the available leisure of the
visitors, and will continue SO to the end of
their stay.
The list of weddings is likely TO be an in
teresting local feature the coming month,
as the announcements already made in
these columns abundantly testify. Several
have been set for the coming week.
The Misses Maude and Edith Wetmore
are in New York. Senator and Mrs. Wet
more will a so spend some time there. Miss
Edith Wetmore will visit Mr.. and Mrs.
Frederick H. Allen, at Pelham Manor. Miss
Maude Wetmore will be the guest of Mrs
| John Jacob Aston at Rhinebeck till the
opening of the ladies' golf tournament,
which she expects to enter.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Jno. w. Thompson, who
| have spent the summer at the Pequot. New
LONDON. Conn.,, nave returned nome ana
have their guests Rev. Thomas Som
| merville, NJ. A, of Glasgow. Scotland, and
the Rev. Alexander Smellie of Thurso
Scotland.
| Mrs. Leland Stanford, who has been max
| iEg some creditable mountaineering ex-
ploitS in Switzerland, has returned to Luz
cerne
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Melncore announce the
| engagement CT their daughter, Fannye. to
| MIR. Joseph Gutenberg, October l. 1889.
| Mr. Louis H. Perley has just returned af
| ter an extended trip of four months in
| New England and Nova Scotia.
The Misses Key have returned from the
| coast of Maine. and have gone south to
spend the autumn months in the mountains
OF Tennessee.
DR.. and Mrs. Douglas Bannerman of
PERTH Scotland are house guests of Mr..
| and Mrs D. A. Mcknight. during the SEES
sions of the Pan-Presbyterian assembly.
| The doctor, who is a distinguished divine
| of the Free Church of Scotland, will preach
| twice in this city tomorrow. and on We'd
nesday next will read a paper before the
assembly: and Mrs. Bannerman will, on
Tuesday, address the women's International
missionary convention.
Rev Dr. and Mrs. NJ. w. HANNA have
returned and taken UP their residence at
| No. 1896 Massachusetts avenue northwest
Mrs j. T. Mcclure, Mrs. E. D. Marks,
Miss j. T Marks and Mr.. ]. T. Mcclure
nave arrived HOIllc Iol liiC "iiISi a. NSO'
1884 X street
Mr.. ard Mrs A. Lincoln Goodall of ~!
10th street southwest have returned from
months outing at st. MichaeFs, Nd
Mrs f. j. Dieudonne has returned and is
located at the Lincoln. After remaining
with her family at Atlantic City for three
months she visited New York city and Phil
adelphia, reaching the latter place in time
to enjoy the G. \. K. reunion and attend
the opening of the exposition. Prof. j. b
Carpenter accompanied his daughter and
has returned to the city.
Mr.. Henry r. Miles and family of 1919
O street have returned to the city for the
winter.
Mr.. and Mrs Duncan Thompson, after an
absence of three months. during which time
they visited Block Island. r. l.: Clifton
Springs, y. Y, and other places in New
York have returned to their home in this
city.
Miss Eva Wiley of Dallas. Tex, is the
guest of Miss Bessie Stocks of $50 street.
Mrs Murray and Miss Mabel Murray will
spend October at the Bancroft.
| Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ebert have issued
| invitations for the marriage of their daugh-
ter LeOnor and Mr.. VIM. Il. Reed of this
city for Wednesday evening, october 4,
| 1899, at o'clock. at St. Pauls Episcopal
Church, I'D street.
Mrs. A. ]. Montgomery and daughter,
Miss Ethel Agnes have returned to the
city from their home in Bryantown Charles
county.
Mrs L. A. Chamberlin and the Misses
Chamberin have removed from 1881 10Th
street to ..206 q street.
Dr. and Mrs. Sewers have returned to
the city.
At ST. Mary's Church last Wednesday at
6 o'clock Miss Teresa NJ. Ritz and Mr.. Ed
| win Cooper Cissel were married. The at
PENDANTS were Messrs. julius Wenig and
(,enrge CaSpar After the the
couple went to their future home, 113 K
street northeast where Il pleasant evening
| was spent with relatives and friends.
Miss May Adele Levers of 1909 o street
has returned home from her summer out
ing of the past two months at Asbury
Park, N. J.; Philadelphia and Bethlehem.
Pa.
The Saturday Evening Assembly will
give its first dance of the season Octo-
Der Z at the Rifles armory.
Mr. and Mrs. Moses p. Rice have issued
invitations for the marriage of their daugh-
ter. Annice Montague to Mr. Melvin Gray
Benjamin Wednesday. October IL, at
o'clock. Gurley Memorial Church. Cards
to be presented at the church are inclosed.
Mrs. Adolph Linderkohl and daughters.
Misses Alice and Dora have returned from
Burdette Md.
Mr. and Mrs. Lineas D. Underwood have
| returned to the city and are located at
1853 S street. where they will be glad to
receive their friends
Mrs. A. E. Burns and Miss Burns have
returned to the city and staying at
the Bancroft, where they will spend the
winter
Maj and Mrs. Wheeler have just arrived
at their 10th street residence, having closed
their Bar Harbor homo for the season.
Mr.. Emil Won Lindgren. who has just re-
turned, after a three months stay at New
port, is at 1904 H street.
Miss La Coste has returned after three
months vacation spent with friends in the
Catskills, He!derbergs and in Saratoga.
Mrs c. p Bicksler of Anacostia has re-
turned from a months sojourn in the
mountains of Virginia.
Mrs r. G. Steers of 113 T street has is
sued Invitations for the marriage of her
daughter Irene to Mr. Willis Edgar Nc
NuIty. Tuesday, October g. at noon, at the
Church of the Advent I'd and u streets.
Rev. Edward Mott will perform the cere-
mony The bride-elect is the daughter of
the late Charles W. Steers. who was well
known in this city. Owing to the family
being in mourning, no reception will be
! held. The couple will leave for New York
city immediately after the ceremony. going
lot Nv nf ha EaJ1s