The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-10-02
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

The Misses Letter sailed for Europe yes
terday 90 join their mother in England
u is possible that they may eventually go
Co India. in order To make another stay
with their sister Lady Curzou. who has
already sailed TO rejOin her husband the
Niceroy at Calcutta.
Miss Long is again so seriously iI that
her father. Secretary Long. was sum
mouod yesterday 20 his home in Hing
nam. Mass The invalid was SO much bet
ter after her arrival from Colorado, where
she has spent the past two years. that
the family were encouraged to hope that
she had TO great extent. recovered from
The pulmonary complaint that has trOu-
BLEED her for years.
Mr. and Mrs David Wolfe Brown have
ISSUED invitations to the marriage Of their
daughter. Miss Mary KiIIingsworth
Brown. Go Mr.. Arthur Bonamy lie Patou-
rel Mcsny. Saturday. October p. at noon.
at the church Of che Covenant
GeaeraI-and Mrs Lougstreet have re-
turned from their country home in Geor-
gia, and H-c ut the Normaudie.
Mr. and Mrs. jefferson Chandler. who
have recently returned from California
after an absence of five years. are now
established i'm their handsome new home.
1896 Cincinnati Street northwest Their
attractive and accomplished daughter.
I Miss Chandler. VIII be an acquisition to
the younger social set. She is a graduate
Of Georgetown Convent and has both
: studied and Travelled abroad Miss Lucille
I Chandler, whose coming out will be a
pretty happening Of some future season.
, VIII spend thhc winter at school. Mr.
d 4
health In the mild climate of Los Angeles
ana San Francisco and il is likely that
I Mrs Chandler VIII entertain this winter
: with the same gracious cordially with
which she was famed during her former
I residence here
The following visitors TO the Pan-Amer-
/ lean Exposition from Washington are reg
/ istered at Buffalo hotels. IroqUois-E. A
I Mel. LcnoX-ManUeI de AspirOz. Mon
/ signOT J. NJ Duran, jr-. Nine de AspirOz.
[ Nine de Perez r. AspirOz. MausiOn-N.
/ 5 Snyder, wife, and son
Miss Emily Key Hoffman whose mar
ri8ge to Mr. Frederick Young Dalziel oc-
/ CURED last SATURDAY in London, has been
| one Of The bellies Of Baltimore since her
/ debut. She is the only daughter Of the
J late George Hoffman, Of that city She is
an attractive. brilliant. and talented
young woman. and occasionally appeared
/ in amateur theatricaIs with The Stroll
ers. when her Spanish dance created
quite a sensation in fashionable society
I She also took part in the amateur theat-
riCdls given nearly two years ago by tlr.
and Mrs. George j. Gould, at their place.
/ Georgian Court. &C Lakewood, y. j. II
I Is understood that Mr. and Mrs. Dalziel
viii MAKE their future home in Paris
/ Gen +. =. Alexander. Of South Carolina,
/ and Miss Mary Laudou Mason, Of the
prominent old Mason family Of Maryland,
/ We're married yesterday III HagerstOwn.
/ the home Of the brides parents. Mr. J.
/ Augustine Mason was best man The
I bridal party advanced through an aisle
7 formed by broad satin ribbons. held by
/ Miss Jane Allan Mason. Miss Laon0re
I Hamilton, Miss Anna Bruin, and Miss
/ Alice Mckee.
General Alexander rendered distinguish
/ "a service in the Confederate artillery.
f From the rank Of colonel on General
LOI-street staf he rose 10 brigali-r
/ general. serving for e time as chief of
artillery on General Lees staff. lie was
graduated from West Point IN 1851
After "a wedding breakfast General
Alexander and his bride left for a North
eru tour. They viii reside on South ISL
and, $. c., which is owned by the groom.