Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-25
PERSONAL MENTION.

Among the Washing tonians summering at
Leonardtown are the following: Mr.. and Mrs.
B. j. Hehelfinger. Mrs. Marian Reeves and
family, E. ID. X. Mayne, 8. T. Freshman, Mrs.
J. B. Boutelle and daughter, w. L. Webster
and wife, III. Hershler and family, James Wood
ward, VIM. M. Styles Miss Sarah Young. Maud
Cleary, j. F. Lucas and wife, @. +. Landstreet,
DIR. Whit Hammet and wife and W. r. Lomax.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Percival Townsend have
gone to New England for a stay Of some time,
part Of which will be passed on Martha's Vine
yard. and part with friends and relatives at
Taunton. Mass.
Miss NJ. Z. Boss of 2011 Portner Place and
sisters, Fannie and Susie, are stopping with
Mrs. L. L. Kelley at Fort Washington during
the national guard encampment.
Among late arrivals registered at the Colon
made, Atlantic City, were the following from
Washington: Hubbard Smith, Geo. F. Hardin,
j. j. Corridor, A. J. Mudd and family, G..
Kaufman, Capt. A. A. Thomas, C. d. Harrison
and wife, Emily A. Ward, Ennie L. SomervilIe.
Daisy N. Carter, Emma T. Reiss Maud Tall
madge, z. A. Newman, Mary Coleman, Edward
s. NARROW and f. @. Dulin and family.
MIR. George c. Maynard and family are spend
in the summer at Quissett Harbor.
Justicei and Mrs. Harlan of the Supreme
Court and their granddaughter, Miss Ruth
Harlan, are at the Warm Springs in Virginia
for an extended stay.
turned from their wedding tour and are with
MIR. Cullen's parents at 125 ID street southeast
Mr.. Cullen was formerly private secretary to
Senator Cullom, and it was while he was with
the latter at Springfield, ILL.,, three years ago,
that he met his bride, who was Miss Nellie
Landon Sperry of Jacksonville, Ill. The we'd
ding took place on the 18th inst. at Jackson
VILE and the honeymoon was spent at Atlantic
City and other resorts
Miss Mary Cunningham, accompanied by her
niece. Miss Beulah Muhleman, is spending her
vacation with relatives at Keyser, W. Va.
Miss Jennie Cunningham of Washington and
Mr.. l. ]. Becktie of Topeka, Kan, were mar
rled at Topeka on the 10th instant. Miss Cum
bingham went west on a visit last March and
was expected to return last week. Information
of her marriage, therefore, was q surprise to
her relatives and friends.
MIR. s. NJ. Wanamaker, a brother of the Post
master General and his wife were passengers
for Liverpool yesterday. On the same steamer
were DIR. X. Hunter Duncan and his bride, Miss
Margaret M. Thompson, to whom he was mar
rled yesterday morning. DR.. Hunter is the al
legged yellow fever patient who made such a
scare in Brooklyn recently.
! tAlr. JAS. l.. Worthington, Mr.. VIM B. Thomp-
son and Mr.. Alex. Grant OF Washington, d. c.,
are among the recent arrivals at the Warm
Sulphur Springs in Virginia.
Miss Deering. daughter of Capt Deering, is
said to be very popular at the Bluffs, Mt Desert
Ferry, Me.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Walker and niece, Miss
Jones, are spending few weeks at the Bluffs,
Mt. Desert Ferry.
Chicago dispatch says that the engagement
of Miss Helen Newell of that city to James R.
Garfield, second son of ex-President Garfield,
is announced. Miss Newell is the daughter of
John c. Newell, general manager of the Lake
Shore railroad.
Attorney General Miller arrived at Deer
Park last night and is the guest of ex-senator
Davis. He expects to remain until Monday
Mrs. Miller will come later. Secretary Window
will join his wife and daughter at the hotel
the latter part of the week. The assistant
postmaster general and Mrs. Clarkson have
been invited to spend short time at Deer Park
as the guests of Hon. and Mrs. s. B. Elkins but
their coming depends on Mr. Clarksons finish
ing up his work in time to leave Washington on
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claudius B. Jewell and Miss
Jennie Jewell will spend the entire season at
the Bluffs Mt. Desert Ferry.
MIR. Dan A. ConkliDg, chairman of the re-
publican state central committee of MARYLAND
who, with his charming wife, has spent the
past month at the Warm Springs in Virginia
left on Wednesday for their home in Baltimore
MIR. and Mrs. Conkling will spend the remainder
OF the season at Deer Park and Saratoga
Springs.
Mrs. L. F. Fix, accompanied by her
daughter, Miss Alice, and Master Ferdi left to-
day for their cottage at Atlantic City for the
balance of the season.
Last evening the ladies at the 'sWoodIawn''
in Rockville gave a very pleasant german.
About twenty-five couples participated. The
german was led by Mr.. W. H. Patterson.
Mr.. s. W. Woodward, the Misses Woodward,
and Mr.. W. Woodward are among the Wash
ington guests at the Taylor house ,Schroon Lake,
y. Y.
Miss Nimmo and Miss Belle Nimmo have gone
from the Warm Springs to the Hot Sulphur
Springs in Bath county, Va. Miss Belle
Nimmo, her friends will be sorry to learn, has
not been appreciably benefited by a six weeks
sojourn at the former resort.
Mrs. Louis Kaufman and son have gone to
Atlantic City for stay of several weeks
j. u. Winner and family left the city last
week for a short sojourn in the Adirondacks.
Mrs. Joseph r. Edison and her younger
daughter, Florelle, have gone to Doubling Gap
Springs, Pa, for the summer. Miss Lorraine
Edison is visiting her cousin, Miss Bessie Craw-
ford, at Fort Monroe, Va.