Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-08-27
Society Notes.

Society Notes.
Mr.. VIM. c. Endcott jr., Is In London, the guest
Of Mr.. Joseph Chamberlain.
Count Foresta, OF the Italian legation is at Bar
Harbor.
The engagement OF Miss Harriet Banks, only
daughter OF Representative-elect j. Bleecker
Banks OF Albany, and MIR. VIM. l. Green, OF BoS-
ton, Is announced from Bar Harbor. The Banks
spent the season before last at No. Dupont Cir
Gle, and have many friends here.
Secretary Whitney and family Mayroyeni Bey,
Count d'ArcO Valley, the FrelInghuysens with
Miss Nellie Arthur as their guest, and Mrs. John
Davis and Miss Adele Grant viii spend september
at Len0x. Near the close OF the month Mrs. Davis
and Miss Grant Will sail for Europe In company.
Admiral Porter entertained party at supper at
Newport last week with some OF his choice nauti-
cal narratives
Mr.. William Acklen is taking a prominent part
In the gayeties at Narragansett Pier.
Count Sala has settled at the Pier for a few
weeks
Admiral and Mrs Russell are at Rchneld
Springs
DIR. j. c. Rosse is making the tour OF the North
western lakes.
Mrs. Ralph Cross johnson Is at Saratoga.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Leo Knott and Miss keenan, are
at Deer Park.
Mrs X. r Hit Is in Paris
Mrs. j. W. G. Atkins went to Laurel this morn
| ing to dine with Miss Ada German, daughter Of
senator German.
| Saratoga letter to the New York World says:
| "Mrs. Addison Cammack is a bowler OF considera.
| bly, more Importance than any one would suppose
who never Encountered her 10 a bowling aIley and
her husband, the distinguished broker OF New York
and Washington, IS very proud OF her achievements
and would perhaps, be willing to back her agains,
| any lady bowler In the United States. Mrs Cam
] mack Is one or the loyelieSt women In Saratoga,
| She dresses with exquisite taste, and has two OF
the sweetest little cherubs in the world. Mr.. Cam.
mack Is, 10 put II mildly, the happiest man In fOuI
| continents. Mrs. Cammack Is strong robust
young woman, and when she is bowling the ladies
Of the United states Hotel crowd In the alley TO
her.
| Mrs General Sheridan passes her time at Non
| quit in quiet manner. But for her children te
look after NE would apparently be a burden. She
dresses In deep black. She goes to hotel for heI
meals and takes short walks. She will prObably
| remain at NOnquit until late in the fall
| Mr. and MrR Dallas Tucker and their nieces
Misses Laura Brooke and Sarah Maupin, have re-
turned from RIVER springs, where they have beeI
| since August /.
The following Washngt0nians are summerfne
at Mount Edgecombe, Va: Mr.. and Mrs. Herman
Gasch, Dr. A. r. Brown aud family. Lieut.. II. Ii. c
snS Sr caI wan 1 mrs and s6p lyon nas ana FAMILY
! Misses Marie Gasch Nettie Lyon, Helen Lyon
Mary Awkward, Clara Brewer, Carrie Knoch, anC
Messrs u. Gasch, tr., Z. A. McPhail, w. Z. BOett-
cher, Arthur Gasch. and Henry Mitchell
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Macleod and Miss MacLeot
left for Long Branch to-day for fortnight's visit
Miss Minnie OConnor, formerly OF Ithaca, nov
OF Brooklyn, Is spending her vacation with he
aunt, MIS-. Thomas Neiigan, Of South Washington
Mrs. Leach, OF srreet southwest, who has beer
spending some weeks at Piney Point, Joined DR.
Leach at Atlantic City on Wednesday.
Misses Mamie Rupert and Katie Killian ar
spending q few weeks at Atlantic City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Harman, Of @ street, hav
returned from their Northern trip and are now con
| templatlng southern tour for the entire family
| They VIII be accompanied by Miss May Malay. II
the fall they Will settle In their home In New Yor
city. Miss Maggie Will 60 to school In Canada
Admiral and Mrs Crosby, with their nttl
daughter. are at MoOsehead Lake, Maine.
Miss Julia s. Wiley. OF Brooklyn, ia visiting he
cousin, Miss Emma McNetr, Of I street.
Miss Harrie Gray, OLE l1th street, Is at LAX
Hopatcong with party of friends.
Alarming forest flres prevail about Happening
and Negaunee Mich. Farmers are fleeing to tn
towns. and some Lives, it y feared, have been lost
| The steamship Samana, bound nom Jamaica =
Boston, put In to Baltimore with her machtner,
disabled, and having aboard the dead body o
SupercargO Baker. who died y sea. II 10 no
known what disease caused Bakers death. Tn
Samana is held At quarantine
Bishop Bent. Herr, OF the Mennonite Church, die
Saturday at his residence, near Lampeter, Pa, age
sighty-seven. He had been bishop lor le6ri,
torty yearA