Evening star., 1901-06-01


Miss Emma Nina Mott is now at Burl-
ington, VT. the guest of her niece, Mrs. ].
Lindley Hall, at whose residence her mar
riage to Justice Brewer will take place
next week. Justice Brewer left Washing
ton yesterday and will be in Burlington
by Monday next. His daughters. Mrs Kar-
rick and Miss Brewer, remain here. Jus
tice Brewer and his bride will spend the
summer at Liberty Hall, his summer home,
at Thompsons Point on Lake Champlain.
The future Mrs. Brewer has a wide
acquaintance in this city, both in Congre-
gational Church circles and in the educa-
tfonal fraternity. AS principal of the Morse
School the past four years she has come in
pleasant contact with hundreds of parents
and pupils. Their satisfaction and pleas
ure in her happiness is but preliminary to
the charming welcome which Justice Brew
ers friends are prepared to extend upon
the return of the couple next autumn.
Mrs. Bingham and her son will leave
shortly for their Nova Scotia home, where
Col. Bingham will join them for his vaca-
ton.
Senator and Mrs. Elkins gave dinner
last night for Miss Marion Jones, who is
here for the tennis tournament, and the
guest of the Misses Mckenna.
Justice and Mrs. Mckenna and their
daughters will leave the last of this month
for York Harbor, Maine. to spend two
months.
Mr.. and Mrs. A H. Snow of Highland
Terrace are going abroad this month. and
will be away year They will visit SPAIN
and expect to spend next winter in India.
Commander and Mrs Irwin have gone to
Fishers Island. New York where they will
spend the summer
Mrs. William P. Manning has left the
city, and will be with friends in South and
North Carolina until October. Her son.,
William S. Manning, who is studying med
icine at the Johns Hopkins University, will
sail the 10Th instant for Germany, where
he will take the summer course at the
University of Freiburg.
The Al1egretto Pleasure Club gave its
first entertainment of the season Thurs
day, May 80, at the residence of the presi-
dent of the club, No. 1913 Sd street. There
were vocal selections by Miss Claire Kig-
gins, accompanied the piano by Miss
Louise M. Munck; instrumental numbers
on the piano by Miss Louise NJ. Munck and
Miss Minnie Fisher, banjo selections by
Mr. 7. H. Yeager and Mr.. A. K. Smith
and mandolin selections by Miss Letitia
Duffey, accompanied on the piano by Miss
Belle NJ. Manning Later in the evening,
after an hour or more enjoyment in vari-
Gus games, etc, refreshments were served
in the dining room, which was handsomely
decorated for the occasion with the colors
of the club, American flags and profusion
of ferns, palms and beautiful flowers. After
a neat speech by the president of the club,
in which he congratulated the members on
it's first entertainment, the club adjourned
to meet Friday. June 7, with Miss Belle NJ.
Manning, No. 3O7 7 street. Among those
present WERE Mr.. Chas. B. Munck, presi-
dent Mr.. Leonard C. Norton, vice presi-
dent Miss Belle NJ Manning, secretary;
Miss Letitia c. Duffey, treasurer, and the
following members: Miss Helen w. Con-
over. Miss Tillie l.. Munck, Miss Marion B.
Withall, Miss Emma w. Murphy, Miss Ger
trude f. Nicholson Miss Clara Higgins,
Miss Maud B. Goddard, Miss Louise Hart
| man. Mr.. Harry p. Bergman, Mr.. Magnus
| A. Smith, Mr.. Eugene c. Spanier, Mr.. Will
lam A. Shedd, Mr.. Edward Diver, Mr.. Ar
thur E. Dean and Mr.. William P. Moran.
| Prof and Mrs Franklin P. Mall and fam
| lily of Baltimore are spending a few days
| with Captain and Mrs. John ]. Glover of
| 1905 R street, before going north for the
| summer.
Cards have been issued for the marriage
Of Miss Sue Adelaide. daughter of Capt
| and Mrs. Hiram Buckingham, to Mr. Ais
| ton Brintnall Moulton of Worcester Mass,
| the ceremony to take place at the First
| Congregational Church, Wednesday evening
June r. at o'clock. Miss Buckingham is
| a well-known artist Mr.. Moulton, who is
now an assistant examiner in the patent
| office, is graduate of the Worcester Poly
| technic Institute and also of Columbian
University.
Mr.. Evan H. Tucker Of this city and
| Miss Della Louise Pinnock of Ohio were
| quietly married at Pittsburg, Pa, May 81
| at o'clock pm. Tho ceremony was per-
| formed by the Rev. J. S. Nichols of the
| Sixth Presbyterian Church Of that city, and
| was attended by the parents of the bride
the Pan-American exposition and other
points of interest, Mr.. and Mrs. Tucker
| will reside in this city at COL 1st street
northeast.
A very pleasant ending to the first sea.
! sons card play Of the Mystic Heart Clut