Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-09-10
PERSONAL MENTION.

PERSONAL MENTION.
Mrs. Harrison, accompanied by her father,
returned yesterday from "Lindenhurst," the
country seat Of the Postmaster General, near
Philadelphia.
Mr.. A. @. Riddle has returned from Fort
PendIstsn. Nd
Mr. G. c. Cole and family have returned 10
their home on street.
Mrs.. J. Z. Sardo, Mrs. J. z. Moran and
daughter, accompanied by Miss Ribnitzky have
returned 20 the city after pleasant summer
ing at Halfway, Va.
Mrs. Nellie 1. Allen and her friend, Mrs..
Frank K johnson, are at Haiti n Va.
Mrs. c. B. Bayly and famii.. returned last
week from Montgomery County, Md. They
have removed from 10th stree and viii reside
for the coming year at 210 Indiana avenue
northwest.
Miss Mary Butterworth has returned from
West Point and Asbury Park.
Assistant Secretary Bacheller and family
left yesterday for Saratoga, to be gone the rest
of September.
pected to reach Washington the last OF this
week
Miss Bessie Du Hamel and sister are spend
ing few days in Baltimore.
Gen. Benjamin lie Fevre Of Ohio viii visit
the city this week.
The Misses Boyle of 18th street are spending
this month in the Virginia mountains.
Mr.. 7. W. Grimes and family have returned
from summering at Asbury Park and have
moved into their new house, No. 1887 De Sales
street
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Fl. Beatty have returned
from pleasant visit of two weeks in Chsriottes-
VILE Va. where they have been the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. N. Murphy.
Mas clara Mott and Misa Morv r Do~an of
Capitol Hill leave today for Halifax via steamer
from Baltimore.
Miss Lolita Caverly has returned TO her home
on 18th street after a pleasant sojourn Of two
months in the New England states.
Mrs. W. L Schneider has returned after .
four-weeks' sojourn in Atlantic City.
Miss Lucy, youngest daughter OF J.w. Smoot
and her friend. Miss Mamie Beacham, have
gone to Baltimore for two-weeks' stay.
Afterwsrd they will 60 to Portsmouth, the
home Of Miss Bescham.
Prof. Lent has just returned from q trip to
Brandsnburg. Germany. His new home, Cor
coran and 18th streets, will be ready to occupy
about the first proximo.
Mrs. Eugene Claiming Of San Francisco is .
guest of Mrs. Campbell Darlington at her home
on II street.
Mai. Chas. I. Yodsr and family have gone to
Gettysburg. Pa, to attend reunion Of the
majors old regiment, the fourth Pennsylvania
cavalry. This regiment participated is seventy
seven engagements during the war and sur
fered great loss at Gettysburg.
Mrs. I. B. Stahl and neice, Miss Minnie Fow-
Ter, have gone on short trip to Berkeley
Springs.
Mr.. Fisher Clark has returned to the city
after a several weeks visit in Maryland and
Pennsylvania.
Mrs. Alice b. Will and Miss Fannie Beall
leave home today on pleasure voyage to Hall
fax, ". b. They sail from Baltimore and will
be absent three weeks. Several Washington
ladies accompany them.
Mrs. 81. L. sumner has returned from her
northern trip.
Miss Antoinette Ives Of Montreal, and Dr.
Chichester A. Bell of London. Eng. son Of
Prof. Melville Bell of Warrington, were mar
ried last Friday at the home Of the bride The
ceremony was performed by the grandfather Of
the bride. the Rev. A. T. Chester, DID,, Of
buffalo, Ny. The wedding attended by
the relatives of the bride and groom and few
Intimate friends. The bride was sttired in
white faille Francois and wore q diamond star,
the gift Of the bridegroom, and q diamond
necklace. the gift of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
II. X. Ives DIR. and Mrs. Bell went to Saratoga
prior to their departure for London.
Among the Americans who sailed for home
from Liverpool on Saturday were Senator
Sherman Mrs. Senator Hawley and daughter
VII OOi- JO-u anu family OF WAsn1nRtOn
Mrs. A. j. Curtis of Villa May, Bennings, has
gone TO join her daughter. who has been spend
ing the summer in Saratoga.
Among the invited guests and an aid to Chief
Marshal stevens Of the guard Of honor at the
battle OF North Point commemoration in Bal I'll
more yesterday was Alexander Porter Morse Of
this city, whose grandfather, Commodore We'd
frstrandt. U-S.N., served by the side Of Com
modore Perry of the United States ship Java.
Mrs. r. C. Lappin and daughter have re-
turned to the city after an absence of three
months spent in Ohio.
Miss Nina Mccormick of Philadelphia, who
has been spending several weeks here has re-
turned home.
Mr.. T. Clifford Hines, who has been spending
several weeks in the mountains OF Virginia
with friends, has returned to the city greatly
Improved IL health.
The residence of L. S. Emery, esq.,, on Park
greet Mt Pleasant, was the scene of brilliant
gathering last evening. host of friends turned
out to celebrate The twenty-ffth anniversary of
the marriage OF MIR. and Mrs. Emery. MIR.
Emery was among the frst to build at Mt.
Pleasant. and much OF the present prosperity
e1d beauty Of that suburb is due TO him. Many
friends remembered the family in beautiful
SILVER gifts. Among the many in attendance
v"re ur. Nj. G. Emery and daughter, Judge
and &rs. Smell. Mr.. and Mrs. b. P. Davis, Rev.
Mr.. Small Mr.. Lasier and daughters, Major
and jdrs. Saxton, Mr.. and Mrs. Gunnson, DIR.
breed. Res. DR.. and Mrs. Bradford, Mr.. and
Mas. EXley, Mr.. and Mrs. Peck, MIR. and Mrs
Campbell
Slr. and Mrs. Ralph Jefferson, former resi-
dents Of thi, city, are stopping at No. 1909 Q
street northwest
Ncssrs. b. L. Walker, F. J. Cullen, 7. v.
Walker. Capt r. II. Bell of this city, and Col.
j. G. thompson of Baltimore left Yesterday for
ten days fishing trip to Colonial Beach
Too Much ApOllinaris Water.
ThO7o who went over to Philadelphia Satur-
day from this city to view the launching Of the