Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-06-26
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
NATIONAL CAPITAL SEASON Is
PRACTICALLY ENDED.

Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas F. Walsh Of this
city are in somewhat Of a dilemma at New
port, where they are 10 spend the summer
months. Mrs. Walsh, upon her arrival
there last week. found that Althorpe, the
villa of Mr.. and Mrs. John Thompson Spen-
Gel, at Ochre Point. of which Mr.. Walsh had
been the lessee for two months, was not
large enough for the family and its guests
and Immediately set about finding another
house with more rooms and much larger
servants quarters. As the only other house
for rent al Newport which is large enough
| to accommodate the Washes is Beaulieu,
which is as much desired by the Vanderbilts
as it is by Mr.. Walsh. the Newporters are
congratulating themselves that If the rumor
that the Washes are to he permanent sum-
| mer residents at that resort he true, an
other handsome villa will soon be in course
of erection to accommodate the Washing
tonians.
Mr.. and Mrs. y. Il. Kirby have returned
home from their honeymoon trip and will
| be at home to their friends at 456 X street
southwest.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred II. Terry have left
for New York for a few days.
Mrs Leonora Prudential announces the
marriage of her daughter. Fannie, to Mr..
Emil Bonnelycke of Copenhagen Denmark.
Mr. and Mrs George Westinghouse are at
| their Lenox estate. Erskine Park, where
Rear Admiral George w. Melville, I. S. n.
retired). arrived at the park Saturday and
remained over Sunday. Mrs. Samuel Hill
and children, Mary and James, of this city,
are also registered at LenoX.
Col and Mrs. NJ NJ. Parker have gone
to their summer home at Camden, Me.
Mrs S G. Maer of columbus, Miss. is
IN the city a short visit to Mrs Protz-
man. 1119 Is street.
Mrs. Guy Hunt of this city, accompanied
by her little daughter, Grace, have left
for Somerset, Pa, where they will spend
| the summer months on the country place
of Mrs. Hunts uncle.
Cards are out for the marriage of Miss
| Eve!in Cecilia Orrison, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs William Orrison of Loudoun
county, Va, to Mr.. Harry Rider Stanford
Of this city The ceremony is TO take place
Wednesday next, June %. a pm. in the
! Presbyterian Church at Ashburn, Va.
DR. and Mrs Franz Jung will sail June
| 80 for a three months vacation in Ger
| many.
Major and Mrs Richard w. Ty,er an
nounce the marriage a their residence of
! their daughter Eleanor Ieavy Tyler. to
| Walter James Pillng. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
! John w. Pi,ing, at noon Monday. June 26
| Only the families and Immediate relatives
| were present at the ceremony.
Mr. and Mrs. Duncan Chas Stewart have
| sailed on the Philadelphia for London
| where they VIII make their future home
| Mrs. Stewart formerly well known in
! Washington Lily Won Diemar, wife OF
| the late John H klemroth.
Mrs. Josephine A. Stewart has issued in
vita tons for the marriage of her daughter
! Agnes. to Mr.. George Hall Bea!l. The
ceremony Will take place Monday evening,
| July TO- at o'clock, at North Presbyterian
Church. a reception will follow at the
residence of the brides mother, Military
road, Brightwood, D. c. from $50 to 10
O'Clock.
Misses Kathryne and Julia Mckee of Ha-
| gerstown. Md, are visiting Miss Mabel
Catharine Linton of lexington.
Mrs. A. O. Won Herbulis and Miss Won
Herbuls of Washington and Falls Church
Va, will sail this week for vacation Of
three months in Europe. Their tour Will
include France and Austria, with
tended stay at Vienna.
Mr.. Angelo Ghiselli and daughter. Mrs
| Vincent Giovannetti, have gone to Tanners
vile, n. y, the latter for her health, and
Will stay until late in October
Miss Tanena F. Desio left the city today
for three months stay in the White
mountains, n. H, visiting friends en- route
in New Jersey and New England.
Mrs. ]. w. BabsOn, who has been detain-
ed in the city by illness. left yesterday, ac-
companied by Mrs. j. w Bahson, jr., and
family, for her summer residence The
Home at BrookSvilIe on Renooscah bay,
Me, where she Will remain until October.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. f. Cusick were the
hosts at an enjoyable reception held last
Thursday evening at their home IS r
street northwest. in honor of the grauda-
ton of their daughter Miss Irene G. Gu
sick. The latter was one of the four grad
yates this year St. Patrcks Academy.
Musical selections were contributed by Miss
Pritchard and Messrs. f. Hutchinson, a.
Fennell, Charles Lynch, D. Council. W.
FurbershaW and T. Furbershaw. The guests
included Misses Z. DesSeZ, Maria Hines,
| Marguerite Smith. Marie Foyse Marguerite
Flyn, Maud Mcclure, Irene Burdine. Clara
May Reichenbacher, Susie and Gertrude
Jouvenale, Gertrude Burns Blanche Price.
Lollie Moriaty. E Casey, Josephine Kane
Nellie Kane, S Pritchard, Louise Cusick,
NJ. O'Leary, n. Fitzgerald, Mary Kane,
Clara and Florence Cusick and Irene Gu
sick: Messrs Charles Kreamer Oscar
Hardness, T. McGrath, T. Furbershaw,
Walter Furbeshaw Charles Lynch. Frank
| Hutchinson, f. Wise. A. Joyce d. f. Con-
nell, a. Fennell. c. Hausler, E. Quinlen. b
| Purcell, Yocham f. Burns, w. Helms &.
Smith NJ. Lepley, D. Kane, Purreu Walter
and Ralph Cusick,