Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-10-02
SOCIAL MATTERS.
What Wen-Known People are Doing
Personal Mention.


Personal Mention.
Mrs. Miller and her daughter, Mrs. Tougalin,
and Miss Lucy Corkhill are at the Warm
Springs, in Virginia Justice Miller is in Iowa.
Justice and Mrs. Harlan and Miss Laura Har-
Ian, their daughter, returned yesterday from
the Warm Springs valley where they spent the
winters dsbutantss
Chief Justice Fuller and his family returned
today from Chicago, where the vacation season
has boon sent
Miss Florence Wood has been visiting friends
IN Newark, Ohio. She will return to the city
this week and Join her mother, who is in her
home on Euclid place, Mount Pleasant.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Warmers summer tour
included visits to New York city, White Sulphur
Springs in Virginia and Niagara Falls. Late
In the summer Mrs. Warner was called to the
sick bed Of Mrs. Bouton Of Savannah, with
whom she stayed three weeks before returning
to the city. They are now located for the sea-
son at No. 1882 Massachusetts, avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Pollock returned to the
city yesterday from their summer trip to Eu-
rope. They will open their elegant residence
on the corner Of and 18th streets this winter.
Civil Service Commissioner and Mrs. Hugh
8. Thompson have given up their P-street
house for the season and have taken apart
ments at No. 1892 Massachusetts avenue. Miss
Thompson is visiting relatives IN South Caro-
lima, but will be back here for the winter gay
cites.
Miss Mollie Rusk has returned from Ohio,
where she was the guest Of ex-Gov. Foster.
Miss Eastman who is Miss Dorsey's niece,
has gone to West Point, where she is the guest
Of Col and Mrs. John N. Wilson.
Gen. and Mrs. Graham came back Saturday
from Virginia, where they we're the past sea-
son. The summer they spent at the Warm Sui
phur Springs, and in September they were en-
joying the romantic scenery about Charlottes-
vile. The general and Mrs. Graham are both
very well after their extended outing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Conger, Mr.. and Mrs.
Brown and Miss Minnie Brown are back in the
city. They were for the greater part of the
summer at Mr. Conger's place in Mount Pleas
ant. The family is now located at No. 1909 NJ
street. Mr.. and Mrs. Brown will introduce a
daughter, Miss Blanche Brown, to society here
this season.
Recent letters from Mr.. and Mrs. E. NJ. Hill
ton relate that they are comfortably settled in
their own house in Paris.
Mrs.. wadsworth came back to the city last
week. She visited Cape May, where she stayed
with a convalescing friend three weeks; Staten
Island, New York city, Brooklyn, and the New
York navy yard. Miss Marie Wadsworth, who
accompanied her mother in her travels, is still
at the New York navy yard, where she is the
guest Of Miss Woodruff, whose father, Pay
master Woodruff, is stationed there. Mrs.
Thurber, Mrs. Wadsworth's daughter, was at
Rose Bank, s. l., all summer, and Is now at
Rutherford, n. J., where Mr.. Thurber is build
ing house and preparing to locate perma-
nently. Mrs. Mary MacPherson Prick, Mrs.
Wadsworth's mother. has also returned from
series of pleasant summer jaunts.
The Tuesday evening reunion at Prof. Shell
don's dancing academy was attended last night
by large number of young ladies and their
escorts.
N. II. Parker, real estate broker, has leased
for Senator John Sherman to DIR. Henry May of
New York city the large residence 1925 h street
for a term Of years. This house is famous as
the residence Of Edwin NJ. Stanton, the great
war Secretary. 1t has recently been handsomely
reitted.
Mr.. Parker has also leased for Mr.. T. G.
Crawford the latter's residence at the north
east corner Of 18th and streets to Senator
Teller Of Colorado.
1t il announced in London that Miss Martha
Otis and Mr.. George Peabody Munroe will be
married in Paris November 6.
Gen. S. B. Holabird announces the marriage
Of his daughter Agnes t. to Prof Paul Won
kurowsky at Berlin September %, 1889.
Mrs. DIR. Giesy has returned from Connecti-
cut. where she has spent the summer.
Mrs. Charles Duncan of Lancaster, Ohio, is
the guest Of Mrs. DIR. Giesy, 174O Corcoran
street.
Mrs. C. B. McNulty of New York and her
three daughters are stopping at 1897 street
northwest. Mrs.. McNulty has taken up apart
ments at lila 10th street and will take posses
sion on Monday next. Miss Mamie. it will be
remembered, visited Miss Soule last season.
Col. NJ. V. Sheridan, s1-minister to Spain; J.
l. ~ Curry and Boyd Winchester are in New
York.
Ex-Prssidsnt Cleveland and wife and ex-
Secretary and Mrs. Endicott are in LenoX,
guests OF eX-secretary and Mrs. Whitney A
grand reception will be gwen IN honor Of Mr.
and Mrs. Cleveland tonight
Edmund J. Brookings of the Secretary's
ofice. War department, and wife are spending
two weeks at Fortress Monroe.
The Misses Cassin have again returned to
this city after three weeks visit in Maryland.
There was happy gathering of fully three
hundred guests at the Fredonia hotel on
street, last night to celebrate Mr. and Mrs. H.
B. Moulton's twenty fifth wedding anniversary
sons and daughters. received the guests in the
parlors on the first floor In an adjoining
room was q rich display OF silver presents, per-
maps the most attractive being an elegant para
sol lamp from the executive board Of the
District W.C.T.U. Refreshments were served
In the spacious dining hall. The house was
very tastsfully decorated with ported plants
and trailing vines, and Mr.. and Mrs. Moulton
could not have appeared happier twenty-five
years ago than they did last night.
Senator Quay celebrated his ffty-sixth birth
day Thursday in quiet little reunion of his
family at Beaver. Mrs. Quay and the family
come to Washington tomorrow to arrange the ir
house, No. 1929 / street. for the winter. The
Senator will not be here for some little time
yet
LenoI will be in gay mood tomorrow when
w. C. Endieott ir.. son Of the ex-Secretary of
War, and Miss Thoron are to be married. Ex-
President and Mrs. Cleveland and ex-Secre tary
an d Mrs. Whitney will attend
Mrs. A. r. shepherd expected to leave with
her family tomorrow for Batopilas. Mex but the
sickness Of her son, Alex. Shepherd, jr., will
delay the departure for a Sew days.
Mr.. John VI. Young is in the city for few
days. He viii spend most Of the winter in New
York.
Another Call for Aid.
To tbs Editor Of The EVENING STAR:
The following telegram reached me late this
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