Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-08-10
PERSONAL MENTION.

are among the latest arrivals at Saratoga.
Mr.. Martin F. Morris has returned TO the city
from an extended trip, which included a stay
OF some time at Niagara Falls. He was accom-
panied by two of his sisters and two youns
nieces.
Mr.. A. B. Mullett returned from Europe OF
Wednesday. AS his trip was purely for RES
and recreation, he took German steamers which
required nearly two weeks to make the run esct
Way, and spent only about a week on the Other
side; He comes back in greatly improved ply.
steal condition.
Miss Fanny Moore, who has been at the
Guernsey, North Asbury Park. for several weeks
past, has returned to the city in greatly i'm
proved health.
Among the Washingtonians at the Yatton
house, Blue Ridge mountains, are Mrs. W.
Harvey and children, Miss VI. Harvey, Mrs. g..
sAeiton and daughter. mir. and Mrs. p. Lohr,
MIS- GriSgs, Miss Franc, Miss c. Franc and
Mr.. Seaton-
Miss Estelle Jenkins of Charleston, SC, is
the guest of Mrs. John A. Quinan, 1515 2sth
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Neil Belt are at Atlantic City,
from whence they intend going to Watkins
Glen and Canada, not returning to their home
until October.
The following are the latest arrivals from
Washington at Berkeley Springs: Mr.. r. l..
Maddox, Mr.. ana Mrs. Blagden and family,
Miss Mcguire, Mrs. II. Lloyd, Mrs. Richard
Cool, Mrs. DIR. Sothern, Miss Sothern, Mrs. j.
v. n. Huyck and the Misses Huyck, Mr.. Thos.
b. Huyck, Mr.. George q. Robertson, Miss
Kate v. Hopkins Mr.. and Mrs. j. Won inertia,
Mrs. f. VI. Brown. Mrs. A. J. Mahon, Mrs. +.
J. Mahon, w. o. Baldwin and family, Mr.. w.
ii. Hartford, Miss Rosa Boswell, Miss Grace
Boswell, Col. C. A. Beavans and Mrs. Rice.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. E. Parker have returned
from a trip to Winston, n. c., and viii now
spend few weeks at Atlantic City. Mrs.
Parker will also visit Old Point before her re-
turn home.
Miss May Brown and Miss Maud Bird Of Bal
timore are visiting their cousin, Miss Corinne
Parker, for a few weeks at her home in Mt.
Pleasant. They will also visit Miss May Swartz
OF 5 street before their return.
Mrs. Albert Walker and daughter have re-
turned much benefited in health from Eaton,
Ohio, where they visited Mrs. Walkers mother,
and will be at home after Monday. TIC 22d It.
Mrs. Richard Topham (nee De Montreville)
is at home again on a visit TO her parents, at
No. go II street pOrtheast. Mr. and Mrs. Top
haIa started on their wedding journey last JAM
uary and have visited many points in the west.
They viii finally settle in Chicago, where Mr..
IOpham Is engaged III business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence G. Allen will sail on
.
couple of weeks on the Massachusetts coast.
Mr.. Robert Lee Bains leaves the city today
for Mountain Lake Park for a two weeks trip
for his health.
Mr.. I. V. Walker goes tomorrow to Colonial
Beach, where he will remain for the next two
or three weeks in company with Capt. Bell, who
has been there for some time.
Among the guests at the Bright house, Re-
hoboth Beach, are Mrs. J. NJ. Wilson and her
mother, Mrs. Waller, Mrs Padgett Mr.. and
Mrs. b. Il. Stelger. John b. Thompson, Mir. and
Mrs Gilbert Z. Towles, Mrs. Frank HELEN and
children, Mr.. and Mrs. II. c.. Milburn. T. C.
Willett, ]. Mallard, Benz. F. Mann. Carroll
Weir, Miss Stickney, the Misses Milburn, G. A.
Erne. Miss Prall, Miss Thaw. Miss Houston s.
f. Lewis, DIR. Layton and daughter Miss Lille
Edmonston, the Misses Shock, daughters of
Commodore Shock, Mrs. Lane. son and daugh-
ter, A. J. Kane, Miss Mcfarland, and Mrs. Raj
ter.
Mrs. B. L. Walker and Mr.. and Mrs. L. Sim
mons left for Atlantic City today to be absent
two weeks.
Bishop Keane, the rector of the new Catholic
university. is at Cape May. The vice rector,
Rev. DIR. Garrigan, is spending his vacation in
the west and north.
W. II. DckerSon and Charles Alexander left
this morning for Long Branch and Atlantic
City for a few days recreation.
DIR. Koop and daughter, Mr.. Abbot and wife.
Mrs. G. II. Burgess and family, Miss Mary Nc
earthly. and the Misses Wilson. Adams, and
Hodgkins of Washington are at the Ingleside,
Atlantic City.
Mr.. John S. Winship is spending the sum-
mer at Rock Enoa Springs.
DIR. Robert Farnhams family are at Rock
Enon Springs.
The Misses Warner and the Misses Schott left
for Rock Enon Springs this morning
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end. have left for Ocean City, to be gone the
remainder of the summer.
Miss Mamie O'Seil will leave next week for
Baltimore.
Gen B. Fl. Robertson has gone to Greenbrier
White Sulphur Springs, Va
The following Washingtonians are among the
guests dOmiciled at the Aurora house, Aurora.
WA: Mrs. Lieut.. W. o. Sharrer and family
Mrs. L. L. Richards and son. Mr.. James RYAN,
Rev. A. j. smith, Miss Mary A. Robbins. Mrs
john Boyd. Hiss Cora Boyd, Miss Flora Morse,
Dir. and Mrs. Jno. p. Cady. Mrs. Chas. n. Wake
and family. Mr.. Chas. b. Smith, Mr. John S.
stearns. Mr.. and Mrs. J. Hale Sypher and
daughters and Mr.. Harry G. Shaffer
Miss Mamie A. Moran of Georgetown has
gone to Colonial Beach for a couple of weeks
rest and recreation.
MIR. aud Mrs. Iheo. Tallmadge are Rehoboth
Beach.
Miss Ida Howgate is spending her vacation
at Harper's Ferry.
The vile of DR.. ". H. Gardner of Washing
ton barracks and her daughter, Mrs Eggleston
WILL leave Tuesday for Orkney Springs.
Miss Lillian Virgins Of Brentwood, Tex.
student at the Notre Dame convent. Baltimore,
Is spending her vacation with her brother in
Washington.
Miss Mamie Daniel has gone to Hamilton,
Va, where she will spend the rest OF the sum
mer.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. v. Cotton, 412 5th street
northwest. have returned from northern New
York. where they were called last April by the
Illness of Mr.. Colton's mother.
Saator Beck is on a hunting and fishing ex-
petition in Wyoming.
The Rev. r. r. Claiborne, rector of Silver
Spring parish, has been visiting for three
weeks IN Kew York state, enjoying Niagara and
the Thousand Islands. He had a pleasant
Journey and is much improved in health.
The Franz Abt club gave a very enjoyable
complimentary concert few evenings since to
the guests OF the ellsworth, Atlantic CITY. The
club was assisted by Miss Mollie A. Byrne. So
prano; Miss Maude f. Wolston, contralto and
Mr.. HerndOn Morsell, tenor. The hotel dining
room was crowded to OVERLOOKING
Miss Mollie Hauptman left today for Bar
HarbOr in company with her uncle and party
Of friends.