The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-06-24

Miss Ellen Lee who is to be married TO
First Lieut. James Rhea. of the Seventh
Cavalry, United States Army. today at the
Church of the TRANSPORTATION, on Twen-
ty-ninth Street.
Miss Lee and Lieutenant Rhea met
while the Seventh Cavalry was stationed
at Havana.
Miss Anne Washington and Miss Maud
Tompkins. of this city. who are visiting
Atlanta, Ca. will be entertained this
week by Mrs. Henry 2. Tompkius. Miss
Tompkins is to be a debutante Of next
winter.
Mrs. Donald Mclean, of New York. and
her daughters. leave this week for Coop
erstown n. Y. where they will spend
the summer. Mrs. Mclean on her way
back from the Pan-American Exposition
has been the recipient of much social at
tention from chapters Of the Daughters
of the American Revolution which she
has recently visited.
Mrs James g. Blaine and her daugh-
ter. Mrs. Tn ton BeaIe, Will go next
week 10 Stanw God, their summer place, at
Bar HarbOr-
Senior Riano. First Secretary Of the
Spanish Legation, Will go to New York
next week and early in July viii join the
Minister. the Duke de ARGOS, at Manches-
ter by the Sea.
Count Tarnowski, Charge d'Afaires Of
the Austrian Legation, entertained his
young colleagues of the Diplomatic Corps
at dinner at Chevy Chase on Friday night.
Admiral and Mrs. Dewey viii occupy
port
Miss Maude wetmore, who has been
passing a fortnight a. Tuxedo. has re-
turned to Newport
Mrs. Daniel. s Lamont and the Misses
Lamont. wife and daughters Of ex-Sec-
re-ary Lamont. have gone TO their coun-
try house. at Mill Brook \. Y, where
they viii spend the summer.
Capt and Mrs Warren c. Beach, who
were among the frequent entertainers in
Washington during the spring and who
have, been occupying their house on Fifth
Avenue in New York since leaving here.
viii leave this week for Saratoga, where
most of their summer will be spent
Senior LOUIS f. Corea, the Nicaraguau
Minister, is a guest at the Waldorf-As-
toria. New York
Foreign adyices say that Emperor Will
liam last Saturday paid long visit on
board Mrs. Robert GoeIet's steam yacht
Nahma.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Britain have re
turned from their bridal trip and after a
brief visit to relatives here viii go TO
Portsmouth. Va. where. for the present.
they will reside
Count Cassfni. accompanied by Nj Ro-
gestvinsky. left the city today They win
sail fer Europe tomorrow on the Kaiser
Wilhelm der Crosse.
Mr. Wauters. Charge d'Affaires OF the
Belgian Legation, viii shortly leave for
Colorado where he will visit Mr. and Mrs.
Tomas Z. Walsh, at "OUTey,' their home
in Colorado.
Mr.. Stephen I. Elkins, jr, who has been
making a tour of the world with a party
Of friends. arrived in San Francisco last
night. The tourists started from New
York about July 1, last year, and have
visited 9eIEoPe.- Ee1rnt India China ia
pm, and the Philippines. They have had
an enjoyable trip and are in good health
After spending q few days in California
they viii start for their respective homes
in the East
Chevalier Trentanove will leave today
for ST. Louis, and after d visit there will
go to Springfield, Mo.ss<o superintend the
placing OF his stutue which he had recent
" finished, and which viii be unveiled
August 10 on the anniversary Of the bat
tie Of Wilson's Greek. The ceremonies at
tending the unveiliuE Will be very elabO-
rate and bring together the most prorui-
nent military survivors Of the Confeder-
ate Army.
The marriage Of Mr.. John n. Johnson.
jr., to Miss Ida Burroughs took place last
Monday at the PASTORAL residence Of st.
Mary's Catholic Church, Rev Father Cur
rier officiating
The death of Miss Mary Franc Lewis.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank J. Lewis.
which occurred last Friday at the family
residence, 1897 L Street, was source of
deep regret among her many friends in
this city where most Of her life was spent.
Miss Lewis was an accomplished artist
and devoted much time 10 perfecting her
beautiful gift, as for some years past her
health was too delicate to permit her 10
enjoy social life TO any active extent
Her death was entirely unexpected and
was Of course a dreadful shock. The re-
mains win rest temporarily in a vault here
until removed to the family vault in Wa
terville, Me.