Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-08-20
Personal MENTION.

Mr. F. B. Keefer and wife Of Capitol Hill left
last night for Niagara Falls and Narraganset.
Pier.
Misses Rose and Bessie Sweeney, daughters
of Mr. William Sweeney, II II street northwest,
have gone to Atlantic City to pass some weeks
Mrs Charles schnsbel and daughters, accom-
panied by Miss Maude Durfee have returned
from their stay at Colonial Beach.
Mrs. @. A Lyon and her daughter. Miss
Maud. Of Capitol Hill, have gone for a months
sOjOurn in Luray county, Va Thew will also
visit Petersburg and Richmond before their
return home.
Mr.. Harry Brown and family of Columbia
street will De the guests during the week of Dr..
L. Brown and wife OF Leesburg Va
Miss Fannie Humphrey Is visiting at Mount
Airy. Nd.
Miss Flora Gibson has gone with Miss Edith
Fisher TO visit her old home in st. Louis They
viii not return until October.
Misses Helen and Ida Briggs, Misses Jennie
and May Allen and Misses Lille and Eva Berk-
ley OF East Washington left this morning for an
extended vacation in Virginia.
Mr.. Mclaughlin of the Philadelphia Times.
who has just finished a three months tour Of
Europe gave a dinner last evening at the Savoy
hotel, London. Russell ID. Harrison, Consul
General New and a number of prominent mem
bers OF the American colony in London were
present Mr.. Mclaughlin and Mr.. Harrison
will leave for America tomorrow.
Miss Annie Houser Of West Washington, &C.
companied by her cousin, Mise Newson, has
left for q sojourn in the mountains of Pennsyl-
vanIa.
Mr.. Charles L. Benjamin, editor Of Printers
Ink. the bright little journal of the art of ad-
vertising published by Messrs. Geo. 2. Rowell
4 Co. at New York. is visiting his parents on
Capitol Hill he joins the business staff Of the
Century on the LIST of September, adding one
more to the Washington COLONY gathered at
Union square in the service of that periodical.
The Misses VI. Agnes and Katie 1. Brown of 634
ID street southwest have just returned from
months sojourn at Coan river where they went
to spend their vacation
A special to tine Philadelphia Press says that
Mr.. and Miss Dimock. the niece and nephew Of
President Harrison, arrived from Europe yes
terday and proceeded directly to Nantucket to
see their sick mother, Mrs. Lord. the sister Of
Mrs. Harrison.
Mrs. Eugene Carusi, accompanied by her
daughter. Mrs. E. d. Carusi, are at Atlantic
City. where they will spend the remainder of
the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Polkinhorn left the city
this morning for Ocean Grove
Mrs. George Gheen and Misses Sadie Pearson
and Susie Gheen Of Georgetown left today for
Atlantic City, to be away until the middle Of
September.
Miss Margaret Edes, who has been at the
White Sulphur Springs for several weeks, is
now at the Hot Springs in Virginia
Gen. Beverly II. Robertson is at the White
Sulphur Springs.
Mr.. Harry R. Perry has returned from
months stay in Pennsylvania.
Col. Sickels and family of 1877 Connecticut
avenue have returned from the sea shore and
are now at their country place in Virginia.
Mrs. A II. s. Davis and daughter Gertrude
are visiting their aunt, Mrs. Timothy Corey of
BrOokllne, Mass, who, with her family, is
spending the season at Hull, forty minutes
sail by steamer from Boston.
Mrs. W. p. Van Wickle and Mrs. ". B. Bald
win left this morning for two-weeks' visit at
Ocean Grove.
Mrs. VI. I. Palmer left the city today for
fo-tnight's stay at the Greenbrisr White Sui
Phur Springs Her daughter, Miss Bessie
Kelley. who has been on an extended visit in
eastern Indiana. will JOIN her and afterward re-
turn home TO 1881 18th street northwest.
Mrs. John J. Little is at Carroll Springs,
Forest Glen, Nd.
Mr.. Francis c. Mangan of New York, formerly
of Washington, and Katie A. Sullivan we're
married TINS morning at ST. Dominic's and left
fOr New York, where Mr.. Mangsn is engaged
Miss Jennie E. Flood is spending two weeks
at Blackistone's Island.