Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-11-03
SOCIETY AND PERSONAL NOTES,

X,
aid his home in New Hampshire When he re-
turns his family will probably accompany him.
Senator Blair, Commodore PattiSon and r. T.
Merrick, Of Washington, were registered In New
York last evening.
Senators Jonas. Logan, Sawyer and Walker were
in st. Louis on Thursday.
Mr.. Beckford Mackey, Of South Carolina. who has
been appointed United States consul at Rio Grande
de Su Brazil, left for his post OF duty yesterday.
Mr.. Mackey was a graduate from the Georgetown
law school In this city last June.
Mrs. c. Devereux Lalor, sister Of ex-senator Ker-
nan, OF New York, will spend the coming winter in
Washington, and has secured apartments at the
Hamilton House.
Mrs Gen. S. P. Moore, Of Richmond, Virginia is
visiting her sister, Mrs Gen Van Vliet in this city
The Marguerite Concert Club gave dinner at 7O2
18th street last evening in honor of Mr. E. L. Town
sends fifty-SecOnd birthday.
Mrs Burch, Of New York, daughter OF Edwin NJ
Stanton, the famous War Secretary, has taken
apartments at the Hamilton House for the winter.
Mr.. w. w. COrcoran'S granddaughter, Miss EuStis,
is said to be of the finest riders in Washington
thoroughly understanding how to manage a horse.
Rev. VIM. B. Hayden and wife, OF Portland, Me-,
have taken apartments at the Hamilton for the
season.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. W. Gerard Of New York, will
spend the winter in this city, arriving here about
the first OF December.
Col. and Nine. Jerome Napoleon Bonaparte have
returned from their Newport cottage.
Miss Eleanor Richards and Mr. and Mrs. C. Town.
send, OF New York, will pass the winter in this
city.
Miss Maud Howe will be the guest OF Hon. and
Mrs George Bancroft in Washington this winter
SiI William MacCormac and Lady MacCormac
have returned to England after a very pleasant
visit in this country.
Baron George Won Bunsen who, with his daughter
has been visiting Washington, sailed for home on
Lieut.. Danenhower has returned to the city
from New York
Representative Kelley, Of Philadelphia, is at the
Riggs.
Invitations have been issued for the marriage Of
Mr.. David G. E. Musselman and Miss Katie r. Rob
1nSOn, OF Philadelphia, to take place In the Broad
street Baptist church OF that CITY, next Thursday
afternoon, at three O'Clock. AS IL frequent visitor
OF her sister, Mrs Thomas Wilson, Miss Robinson
made many friends in Washington, q number OF
whom Will go over to Philadelphia to attend the
wedding and the reception which follows the cere-
mOny.
1t is now stated that it is not Miss Maud Howe
but her mother, Mrs. Julia Ward Howe that Mr
McCulagh, of the st. Louis Globe eDenlOcrat, is to
marry.
Mrs. Hamilton, the widow OF Col R. J. Hamilton,
OF Chicago, with her daughter, Mrs Clarke, of Nil
Waukee will spend the winter in this city They
are located at 1913 Ii street northwest.
a large reception was given in honor Of Admiral
Porter by Mr.. John Whippe before his departure
from Newport.
The marriage OF Mr.. II. G. Malcolm and Miss
Kate Layton will take place Monday evening next
at Waugh church.
MIS-. A K. Eddy, widow OF the late Col. Eddy, and
Miss Eddy, who have been for two or three years in
t,Ioi,e nave returned TO the city and taken suite
OF apartments at the Ebbitt house.
The MarchiOneSS LansdOwne the wife OF the new
governor general Of Canada, is said to bear a Won
derful resemblance to Charles l., OF England, from
whom she is descendant. She is the youngest
daughter of the present Duke of Abercorn While
not remarkably beautiful, she has an aristocratic
society. - 49,
series OF very enjoyable dances at the residences OF
different members, opened this seasons series last
nlght at the residence OF Miss Katie Smith, on 23d
street. Among those present were Miss Mollie
Smith. Mr.. Ernest May, Miss venie Bryan, Mr.
Allie Wilmington, Miss Lucy Lilley, Mr.. Hubbell,
Miss Miss Maud Noyes, Mr.. r. F. Miller Mi j. R. Littell,
Mcfalls, Mr.. Thos. Higgins, MI. Fred Smith, Miss
Salle Clark, Mr. Eugene Carus, Miss Katie Smith,
MI John Yarrow, Mr. Earnest Shober, Mr.. Bart
Hills, Mr.. +. B. NOyes, Mrs. Gilmore and Mr.. l. n
Burritt.
The Washington railroad stations nowadays re-
mind one OF the watering place termini Of pleasure
routes In summer. Huge piles OF trunks are drawn
through the streets on the great baggage vans and
the hotel conyeyances go back loaded With new ar
rivals. The politicians have not yet arrived in any
great number, but the floating winter population,
Drawn h!ther by the peculiar destinations OF the
capital Is gathering fast. The hotels are filling up
ana several OF our popular and better known board
There is every indication OF gay season.
EX-Representative Atkins, OF Tennessee, arrived
In the city this morning, and is staying at the Me-
trOpOlitan.
The president and faculty of the Georgetown
University give dinner at WOrmley's this after
noon.
Representative. Whitney and family, OF Mass;
Representative Steele and family. OF Indiana:
director OF the Mint H. c. Burchard and family:
SVnator Bowen and family, of Co and Senator
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ments for the winter at the Riggs.
Senator Dolph and wife, of Portland, oregon, ar
rived at the Ebbitt this morning.
MIS- Jno Farley has returned to the city, and Is
located at her old residence 1928 street northwest
Gen. j. s. Fullerton, of st. Louis, is at the Riggs
house.
Senator Fair and son, of San Francisco, arrived at
Wizards this morning.
Hon. o. B. Potter, Of New York, who succeeds
Mr. Fowler In Congress, has taken one of Worm
ley,s cottages on street, and his family will be
with him here for the winter.
Mr John Cotter and family have returned from
Europe, where they have been spending several
years, and have taken possession of their house,
1915 street, which has been occupied during their
absence by Mr.. Charles Ii. Sheriff.. Mr.. Sheriff.
anu FAMILY have moved to 1874 Connecticut avenue
Mrs L. j. Bigeow and family, of Quincy, Mass,
have taken quarters at Wormley's for the season.
Hon. j. g. Cannon and family. of Ill; Represen-
tatlve O'Connor and wife, of Boston; Hon. John G.
Carlisle and wife, OF Ky; Representative Brainard,
OF Pa and Hon. W. r. Cox and wife. of North Caro-
lima, have taken apartments at the Riggs House for
the coming session.
The National Rifles give this evening the second
of their series Of Saturday Night Hops. These in
formal dances are proving decidedly pleasant fea-
turc or the Rifles entertainments at their new arm
Ory.
Mr.. and Miss Silsbee, OF Beverly Farms Mass;
and the Misses Brown, Of Boston, will be at Worm
ley's this winter.
John A. King and family are shortly expected at
Wormley's where they have secured quarters for
the winter.
DR.. Samuel B. Lyon, one of the officials at st.
Elizabeth Hospital and Miss Margaret Wiley were
married at Urbana, Ohio the home OF the bride, on
wednesday, october 31St. Dr. A. c. Patterson an
0lIcial associate OF the groom acted as best man.
The newly married couple viii reside at ST. Eliza
beth.
Notes from Rockville, Md.
THE COMING ELECTIONS THE FIRST SNOw--PRO-
TRACTED MEETING-ROBBERY-A FIRE, sc.
of THE EVENING STAR
RoCKvILLR, Nd, Nov 3, 1888.
The first snow OF the season fell here yesterday.
A protracted meeting under the direction of
Elder schell, OF Washington, is going on in the
Christian church
1t has just come to light that Mr.. n. c. Dicker-
son, OF DickerSOn station, was robbed during the
In In In bnn1