Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-08-14
Personal Movements. Etc.

The President and Mrs. Cleveland and Mrs.
Folsom have changed their hour tor driving
during the warm days, and now enjoy the cool
twilight air. The week at the White House
has been one of quiet, each member OF the
family avoiding all unnecessary exertion
There nave been a few callers in the evening.
and a friend to dine, but the departure of
Mrs. EndicOtt early in the week Tor Salem
and that OF Mrs. Villas Tor Wisconsin yester-
day afternoon, leaves Mrs. Cleveland and Mrs
Folsom the only ladies of the Presidents
official family in the city. Mrs. Cleveland re-
fuses to see strangers and casual callers.
The marriage of Mr.. Theodore w. Noyes, for
merry of this city, to Miss Mary Prentice of
Sioux Falls, Dakota, was quietly solemnized at
that place on Wednesday. Mr.. and Mrs. NOyes
at once LEFT for an eastern trip, and now
the sroom's parents, near this city.
Miss Minnie Evan, of Washington, who
since last April has been prosecuting her musi-
cal studies in Paris, is spending the summer
vacation sightseeing through Switzerland.
Among late arrivals at the Blue Mountain
House, Nd, are n. H. Shea and r. Goldsmith
and family OF Washington.
Senator Allison and ex-Justice Strong, of
Washington, were registered in Chicago on
Thursday.
Nlrs. K. A. Charles and daughter, Mrs Blod-
gett, son and daughter. Mrs. Garnett and three
children, Miss Nelson and Mrs. j. Il. Johnson
with her two children, all of Washington, are
spending the month OF August at Aurora, w.
Rev. S. NJ. Newman, rector of the Congrega-
tional Church, and Prof G. A. Hueston, with
their families, are at the old village of Carmel,
near Aurora.
Among the Washingtonians recently regis
tered at Cape May were +. j. Clarke S H. Leidy
NJ. l.. Boone, Mrs. Campbell Darlington and
Mrs. u. Robinson.
+. l.. Moore, wife and daughter, OF Washing
ton, were registered at the Office OF the New
York Herald, in Paris, yesterday.
f.,l.t nj,
and MIR. Horace Helyar, OF the British legation,
are at Bar Harbor. The wife of the latter is at
Newport.
Mrs. I. G. Valiant and Miss Lulu s. Bell are
guests at the Atlantic Hotel, Ocean City.
Among the late arrivals at Oakland were Mrs.
w III. Mclean and family, accompanied by Miss
Moiiie Mouidey and Mr.. H. j. Mclean, Of this
city.
Secretary Endicott left New York yesterday
for Watch Hill, where he will take a few days
recreation in the company OF Secretary Man
nIng.
Gen. H. v. BOyntOn, of the Cincinnati Com
naerciM Gazette, has gone to Massachusetts for
his vacation.
Mrs. X. II. T. Leopold and her son Robert are
spending the summer at BrOoksde, w. Va.
Mr. Samuel ShOdle, OF the second cOmptrol-
lers office, leaves This evening ON his annual
vacation, which he will spend at his old home,
LewistOwn, Pa.
Mr.. ]. w. Dick has gone to Atlantic City to
spend few weeks.
Mr.. T. b. Connery, for many years Washing
ton correspondent of the New York Herald is
now residing with his family at Ostend, Bel
gium.
MIR. James Rattigan, OF the Treasury depart
ment, will leave the city this evening for Cape
May.
Mrs. Il. H. King, Mrs. j. L. Ewin and Miss
Allie Y. King, left town yesterday for q two
weeks stay ut Ocean Grove.
senators Blackburn and Gray are enjoying
surf bathing and fishing together at Cape May.
Mr.. X. V. Belt, OF the Interior department,
has gone on his annual leave.
Mr. j. w. Boteer sailed from New York to-
day for Liverpool, en- route TO Madrid.
Late advices from Wisconsin bring the un-
welcome intelligence that Mrs. Cameron, wife
of ex-senator Angus Cameron, OF thai state is
not expected to survive second attack OF
acute nervous mental and physical complica-
tions caused by her injuries in collision OF
ferry boats on the East river in New York last
season.
MIR. Robert Garrett, President of the B. 4 o.
r. r. Co., sailed from Liverpool for New York
to-day.
Ex-senator Mcdonald is at the Riggs.
Miss Rosa Emmert left on Wednesday for Pen
Mar, where she Will meet her sister, Mrs. Ell.
lott, and remain until October.