Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-07-30
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address at Southold, before the harvest-home and
midsummer festival, that has been feature OF
the Island season for over a hundred years
Mrs. W. E. Curtis will leave the city to-day with
her children for Red Brook, near Toledo, Ohio,
where she Will spend August and september. Mr..
Curtis Is doing campaign work Ia the West.
Mrs John Z. Ellis, with her mother and daugh.
ter, will go to Poland Springs, Me-, this week TO
spend August
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Beavor Webb will be at Bar Har.
bor for August.
Mrs. Lamont has taken possession OF her new
cottage at sorrento.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bruhdorn, of the Austrian legation,
are at Newport.
Rear Admiral and Mrs. Thos. o. Selrridge are
at Bar HarbOr.
Mrs and Miss Howell are at Narragansett Pier.
MIR. Jefferson Chandler, Mr.. stephen b. Elkins,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Quntard. and Mr.. and Mrs. A.
X. shepherd are at Long Beach.
Justice and Mrs. Miller are at Block Island.
Col and Mrs. Fred Grant are guests at West
Point, and Miss Parker is visiting Mrs. Conrad at
the same resort.
Mrs. Whitney drives big sorrel horse to a buck
board in the Berkshire Hills, Minister Arco Valley,
OF the German legation, assists at the weekly
mus1cales, and Miss Adele Grant is in retirement
this week to Stay for five weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Davenport are taking their va
cation pleasures in the Catskllls.
Mr.. QueSada, who has been summering at the
White sulphur Springs, left last week for Sara
toga.
DR.. T. NJ. Norton, Mr.. VIM. Davidge, Miss Maud
Davidge, Mrs and Miss Mary Smith, Miss White,
Miss Juliet Norton, Mrs. DR.. Hasner, Mrs. DIR.
GOldsborough, Mr.. Cash and Mr.. Mckee, OF this
city, are at Oakland, Nd
Mr.. c. S. Noyes and family reached Amsterdam
July 10 by the way Of Berlin. wiesbaden and the
Rhine. At last accounts they were making a trip
OF great interest through the quaint region about
Amsterdam, under the pilotage OF the plethoric
Jacob Boshart the famous philosopher-guide OF
the artists Boughton and Abbey in their "Artlst
StrollS tp Holland"
Mrs. C. Il. White and Miss Matte Bennett OF
Takoma, d. c., are attending Summit Grove camp
meeting at New Freedom, Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs Addison NJ. Smith and Mr. Rex
Smith leave to-day for Martha's Vineyard and
Nantucket by steamer from Baltimore, to be gone
some two or three weeks.
: Rev. j. Mueller, pastor OF Concordia Lutheran
Church, starts tonight for Springfield, ohIo,
where he will be married on the 9th OF August.
The bridal couple expect co visit the Northern
lakes and come TO their future home in this city
during the last week OF August.
Miss Nellie j. Pickerill, the daughter Of Mrs.
Pickerill OF L street, is visiting friends In New
Jersey during August. She expects TO spend the
winter in the West.
Mr. r. E. Fugitt, with his mother and Mrs VIM.
II. Fugitt, have gone TO Berkeley Springs W. Va,
for three weeks.
Mrs. Frank Dyer and children are at Berkeley
Springs.
Capt. Jas. A. Snyder and family, Lieut.. Edward
S. Farrow and family, Mrs. Major Jno. A. Payne,
Capt. William Fletcher, and number OF other
Army officers, are at Barnegat, NJ j.
Mrs. W. Ii. Fletcher and daughter are spending
month on Seneca Lake, Y.
Miss Gertrude Gary, OF New Jersey avenue south
east, will spend August and September In Viz
ginia.
Rev. Or. Pitzer, in company with Mrs. Pitzer,
Mrs. Elizabeth Busey and Miss Nowlin, after two
Hpfylo oah and nn1r
many and France, reached New York on Friday
last on the Britannia OF the White Star line, and
this city on saturday. The doctor was a delegate
from the Washington Bible Society to the Worlds
Missionary Conference in London.
Mrs L J. Smith, widow Of the late Lieut.. Theo.
Smith, U. s. A., and her two children will spend a
couple OF weeks at Chapel Point, Nd, after which
they Will visit Virginia Beach and Old Point CON-
fort,