The Evening critic., 1883-06-25
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S. w. GATTscBALL, of Dayton, Ohio,
is Mt the Ebbitt.
GEORGE NJ. JONES, of New York, is at
the Metropolitan.
B. w. BLAIR and BRIDE of Cincinnati,
Ex-senator s. W. DORSEY leaves to-
night for New York.
-RLv. J. L. RANKIN has gone with his
family TO Deer Isle, Me.
JUDGE A. Il. HAGNER was visiting
In Annapolis on Saturday.
Miss Mamie BUCKLEY, of New York,
was at the National yesterday.
Mr.. AND Mrs. BUSH ROBINSON have
taken rooms at Rawley Springs Va.
Mr.. AND MRS. ANTHONY POLLOK will
spend the summer, as usual, in Europe.
Howard l.. DUMBLE, esq, of the
Pension oflce, Is wrestling with the chills.
H. A. HARRINGTON, GEORGE II.
LEATHERBLN and T. CRocKER, Of Boston. are
in the city.
MIR. AND Mrs. G. d. De SHELLAs, of
this city, were at the Fremont House, Chicago,
on Friday.
MIR. A. sAKs is now taking general
tour through the West, combining business
with pleasure.
GENERAL A. d. HAzEN, Third Assist
ant Postmaster. General, has returned from
Pennsylvania.
Mr.. N. PIcKARD, of the Treasury De. |
partment, went to New York to-day, 10 remain |
until Wednesday. |
REV. DR.. MATLoCK, pastor of Zion NJ.
L. Church, of Cambridge, Nd, died saturday
night OF heart disease.
HAMILTON PLATT, late of the Gov
ernme1 Printing ONCE, is now an omploye OF
| the Portland Ore0oRldR.
MIR. i. BEHREND the popular Seventh
| street dry goods merchant has recovered from
| an attack OF malarial fever.
| MAJOR ID. 7. HEAP, engineer secretary
| OF the Lighthouse Board, returned to-day
| from an extended Western trip.
| Mr.. VALENTINE LAPHASI, postmaster
at Marion, Ohio, was In town on Saturday. He
| was looking after some patents.
--MRs. A. F. BLooMER, with her young
daughter, has left the city to spend the sum-
mer with her father at York, Pa.
MAJOR AND Mrs. ARCHIBALD HOP
KINs, who are summering In the North, will
| not return until the 1st OF September.
CHARLEY WALTERS crushed straw
berry shirt was the leading attraction Ito the
ladies' at the baseball match Saturday.
JOSEPH II. PARSONS, late of the FIRST
Auditors onice, has commenced the practice
OF law at the city of DEVILS Lake, Oak.
Mrs. ]. ]. HAWKINS and children,
| Major Il. DESEL and son, and MORTON W. HAw
KINs are visiting relatives at Portland, Ind.
CAPTAIN G. ]. p. WooD, of the build
ing for State, War and Navy Departments, wife
and daughter, went TO Lower Cedar Point to-
day.
Mrs. ROCKWELL and her family are
| quartered at their favorite resort, Coburg.
Mrs. and Miss CARD are also there for the sea-
son.
GEORGE PHILLIPS has taken the posi-
tion Of superintendent Of tho Inland 4 Sea-
board CoastinG Company, vice DASH, re-
signed.
L. ID. DOUGLAS, of Dallas, Texas and
j. BnINKEIHoFF, Of New York, arrived in the
city this morning. They are stopping at the
National.
MR.. W. p CHEW and family have re-
turned to the city after an absence OF one year
/, | In California, washington TorrltOry, oregon
and Idaho.
HON. MONTGOMERY BLAIR, who has
been Ill for some time, Is improving, and his
family think his recovery is only q question
OF short time.
CHARLEY MOORE, prosecutor and
pitcher, was voted the finest specimen Of
} anatomy at tho Lawyers and Grand Jury
match last Saturday.
-MRs. McMEURTRIE, nee DOUGLASS is
, | here for few weeks. She Is much pleased
i with her new homo in Champagne, and Is
greatly improved in health.
THE HON. ]. G. BURROWS has returned
10 his home In Michigan after making tour
OF Dakota. 1t is said that he has about con-
l cluded 10 locate in the Northwest.
-MRs. L. E. MITCHELL will be married
to General COHESION, of the AdjutuntGener-
. ais ONCE, at her residence. Grant Row, East
!. Capitol street, next Wednesday evening.
!, MIR. NAL. JOHANNES, of the Signal
Service, is visiting his family on Capitol Hill,
i while on leave OF absence. NAL. Is stationed
!. at Buffalo, n. Y, and says 1t is daisy city,
a -MRs. WILLIAM GARRETT and family,
q and MISS KATE HOUSTON, OF Augusta, Ga.
:, | are on visit TO their aunt, Miss NJ. L. HoUS-
Z | TON. They start for Boston In q few days.
). COLONEL w. R. HOLLOWAY, of the In
,s danapolis Times, has returned to his home
"a He was accompanied by Miss BAKER, daugh-
:. ter of eS- Governor CONRAD BAKER, of Indiana
u MISS JENNIE CAMPBELL, a charming
- young lady from Leesburg, Va, is recent
II acquisition to the social circles of South Wash
ington. She will be permanent resident oi
the city.
--MIss FRANCES FEBIGER will be in
) town for a day or two this week, en- route foi
% Canada. She W Ill travel with party of young
o friends, chaperoned by Dr.. and Mrs. SAKE, o
,. New York.
ir Miss BERTHE CRAWFORD, the accom-
Is plished vocalist and musician, expects to leave
r for Boston some day this week. She Will take
y, n course in the famous Conservatory OF Music
Is while there.
W Mn. JOHN c. KELLAN, for many
Di years one OF Washington's most energetic clti
'r zens, was among those who enjoyed the de
lightful trip on the Corcoran down the rive
yesterday evening.
"A FEW NIGHTS ago sturdy baby boy
made his appearance in the family OF MI
RICHARD q. BAKER, one OF the genial attache
r. OF tho Pullman Car Company's ONCE. Mrs
1t, | BAKER is doing we'll.
ie Mr.. HORACE KIRKwooD, of the firm
3, OF F1CK Co., the colossal Ice creamists, vii
receive his friends In a cordial manner at tn
IN grand opening OF their new store, OIL Penr
III sylyania avenue northwest, this evening.
DAN CAHILL is an accommodating bat
is ter. He strikes at every ball tina
tn comes along. The fact that DAN doesn
", know one end of the bat from the othe
is no serious bar TO his ability as base
n, ballist.
Is, MR.. JOHN FURLoNG, late chief proof
," reader of the Government Printing ONCE, VIII
has been for some time IN Colorado for hi
at health, writes back that lie is 50 much In
proved that he Will soon return and resum
O. his desk.
OK GENERAL SHERNAN's eldest son, VIII
~, has for i've years been studying for the Jesu
-. priesthood, will soon leave Woodstock, Md
~ where he has been for s0mo time, aud, afte
ro visiting his mother, Will so TO teach In tn
'h' Western province to which he belongs.
:, -LIEUTENANT. PORTER, U. S. NJ, is {
~ | be stationed at Annapolis. This is Mrs. Pol
w. TEH's old home, for she is daughter OF the lai
NO | Judge MASON, OF that place-a. man who's
81 | name is as fresh and whose memory as de6
Nh to-day as II ho were still among the living.
rd We regret to know that the wife
on CAPTAIN W. W. ULTZ, OF the Treasury, has ha
or. a relapse and is considered beyond +,
cd | cOyery. She Is under the treatment OF ID
JOHNSON. Her many friends hope for her +,
n coyery. She is Washington city favorite.
est 1T Is ABOUT time the papers suppresse
- | that article about the accident 10 senate
~ NrsT at the Hot Springs. The senator is
ms home In Kansas City as hale and hearty as
ro' ever was. He Will soon leave for the Yello'