Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-08-21
Personal Movements. Etc,


two weeks visit to Frostburg, where his fam
lily has been summering since their return from
two months stay at Atlantic City. Mrs. Bu-
chanan will remain at Frostburg until Octo-
Der.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. D. Barr and their daughter
have returned to the city from New England,
where they have been spending several weeks.
Mrs. Clark Mills, accompanied by her daugh-
ter, Miss Eva Mills, and Miss Hattie Bruce,
have gone to Atlantic City.
Lieut.. Commander Impey and family will
leave on Monday for RohOboth Beach, where
they will remain for month.
Rev. I. S. Robinson left this morning for Pitts
burg for the purpose Of dedicating the Antioch
Baptist church In that city.
Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Hudson are recorded
by the New York Star as among the passengers
who sailed from that city tor Southampton and
bremen by the North German steamer Trave
The following Washingtonians were regis
tered this week at Moore's hotel, Leonardtown:
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Henley and daughter
Mrs. John B. Abel and two daughters, Mr. and
MrS: 1. l. Cant, son and daughter; P. o. FARRELL
l.. NJ. Fitch, Fred. T. Hulelfinger Mrs. Hufefin-
ger, Mrs. S. j. Spparing, Miss Lizzie Spearing,
HureS rnce Hnfev Nj Mais Hrsv MSm
liam b. Hurley.
The following Washingtonians were regis
tered at the Waverly, Ocean Grove, on Thurs
Gay; w: 81: Askew, Joseph s. Lstimer William
Henry Polkinhorn and wife, Mrs. NJ. J. Burr
and Addie P. Burr.
The following Washingtonians were guests
during the week at the Blue Mountain house:
Miss l. Kali, j. Ledyard Hodge, VIM. L. Hodge,
J. l.. Collaghan, A. G. Holland. l. L. Blout, Mrs.
Leineburner, Miss Leineburner. Wallace A.
Bartlett, d. E. Somes, F. c. Somes and John c.
Edwards.
Messrs George NJ. Finckel, William Yeatman,
c. u. nnybaker, jr., and {. Chambers are now
enjoying cruise on the lower Potomac
DIR. Pitzer returned to the city yesterday from
Salem, Va, where he was called by the serious
illness of his father. The latter IL now better,
though still unable to Sit up.
Mr.. Charles Graft and his daughter Anna and
Lula Appich left yesterday for Atlantic City.
Tie Potomac Boat Club held another of its
very enjoyable hops at its boat house last even
ing. The number of Invitations was limited, so
that the room was not too much crowded for
dancing.
Mrs. De A. Peters. Of Georgetown, is a guest
at the Atlantic hotel, Ocean City.
The following named members of the Wash.
ington bar were registered in Saratoga up to
Thursday as In attendance at the ninth annual
meeting of the American Bar Association:
Henry Wise Garnett, Charles Calvert Lancaster,
Charles a., VIM q Hoffman, J; Hubley Ashton, VIM.
=. = R,eP MeoP; u; n: & MeiiS Mm: f. Earle, and John
ardria
Mr.. and Mrs. E. p. Hanna will leave this
evening for months visit among relatives and
friends at Salina and other points in Kansas
E'AI. ouU NILS. -. w ilIucT, WHO nave Ocen V1SlC-
ing their old home near Hagerstown and at
Atlantic City, have returned, and are now Occu-
pying their new summer home at BrightwoOd
Senator and Mrs. Conger, who find Washing
ington delightful always, left this morning for
their home in Michigan.
Mrs. Sara A. Spencer has returned to the city,
after protracted absence, much improved in
health.
Among the arrivals at Newport yesterday
were Mr.. and Mrs. Allison Nailor, jr., and r.
Wildman, of Washington.
Civil Service Commissioner Edgerton has
gone to his home in Fort Wayne, Ind.
Hon. N. ]. Colman, commissioner of agricul-
ture, Is making visit to Richfield Springs
Rev. DR.. Domer has returned to the city from
stay of several weeks in the Adirondacks.
Mr.. Charles A. Dana, editor of the New York
Sun, sailed tor Europe to-day.
Among those whose who arrived in this citv
yesterday is Col. r. L. Taylor, U. S. pension
agent at Knoxville, and democratic candidate
Tor governor tor Tennessee He is staying at
the National.
Mr.. John ]. Chew has gone to Delaware w ater
Gap.
Harry Spottswood and Charles Spottswood
McNer, OF this city, are at Cape May.
MIR. w. h. Donath, a young actor of this city,
lett last night for New York to join his troupe.
and make his debut in Albany on the 3Oth inst.
M. p. Caldwell, of the bureau of statistics who
has been on a pleasure trip for the last two
weeks, with Senator COquitt, among the lakes
ana the Thousand Islam DIS, returned to the city
last night, and was at his desk to-day.
MIR. l.. S. Elmer is acting chief clerk of the
Post Office department during the absence OF