Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-09-02
Personal MENTION.

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Sargent and Miss Kate T. Brown are at Allan
tic City.
Mr.. and Mrs. @. Hughes, Miss Myrtle Hushe
and the Misses Dalton Of Capitol Hill, who
spent the month Of August at Asbury Park, n
j., have returned.
Miss Balch, who has been spending her vaca
ton at Oakland, Md, returned to her home
l2O7 10th street, on the 31st ultimo.
Rear Admiral Rodgers, zho has been at Mag
noiia, Mass, for some time, has gone to Lau
renee Station, Long Island, where he will
spend the month Of September.
Justice and Mrs. Blatchford have returned
from their trip in the White mountains and are
nov at their residence in Newport, where they
will remain until October, coming at that
time to their house in Washington.
Miss Mary DAVIS Of Hornellsville, n Y, IL
visiting her cousin, Hattie Trembly, OF
Georgetown.
Miss Ella waring Of Newburgh, NY. is Wis
iting her brother, DR.. B. t. Waring OF 1920 Fl
street northwest.
DIR. W. G. Schafhirt has returned home after
spleasant sojourn of four weeks at Lake Mo-
hunk, n. Y.
Mrs. C. p Evans and little daughter Annie
Of liz street northwest have returned from
Oakland.
C. " Trott has gone to Atlantic City for a
stay of ten days.
A London special to the New York World
says that Minister Lincoln moved Saturday
from Sloane Square into new quarters at No.
Cromwell Houses. almost opposite the Royal
national history museum at South Kensngton.
He has leased the house from the earl of Den
bigh. The location is a fine one, though some-
what remote from the center of the officialworld.
Dir. Lincoln is going to Paris today FOR the pur-
pose OF paying a short visit to the exhibition.
Mr.. Cyrus H. Mccormick. jr., of Chicago.
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Saturday for London and sail next Thursday
with the view of being present at the marriage
OF her sister to Mr.. Emmons Blaine.
Senator John Sherman is in London again,
having crossed and returned all within three
weeks on some business affairs. He said: Il
shall remain abroad until October"
Miss Caldwell, who is to marry Prince Murat
in November, is in Switzerland.
DR.. A. T. Augusta has returned from his va
cation.
Judge and Mrs. Samuel Biddle are spending
fortnight with their daughter, Mrs. Col.
Moore. In Buffalo Before their return the
lakes, Niagara, Watkins Glen, Atlantic City and
other points along the seaboard will be Wis
tied.
Miss Helen Norris, who has been visiting
friends in Michigan, is home again much i'm
proved in health.
Mr.. Joseph A. Goldstein Of Brooklyn, N Y,
is in the city on two weeks visit to his pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. s. Goldstein, 229 Sd street
northwest.
J. F. Mann has gone to Atlantic City for ten
days trip.
Those present at the dinner given by ex-
Senator Davis Saturday night at his cottage at
Deer Park were the President and Mrs Harri-
son. Mrs. Mckee. Lieut.. Brown, MIR. and Mrs.
Stephen Il. Elkins, MIR. and Mrs. ex-senator
Davis, Samuel Spencer, ex-president of the
Baltimore and Ohio railroad. and wife; J. Z.
Campbell, democratic candidate for governor
of Ohio. and wife; Mr.. and Mrs. John Williams
of Philadelphia. ex-senator and Mrs. Camden
OF West Virginia and Mr. and Mrs. Judge I. W.
Fleming.
Mr.. and Mrs Frederick L. Harvey are at Fort
Pendleton. Md
Miss Harrington of Washington. who is sum-
mering at Richfeld Springs, is one of the most
expert tennis players at that resort. As a
server she is said to take the lead among the
fair players and has won anumber of handsome
favors this season.
Miss May Ballard, who has been spending
her vacation With her parents at West End Va,
left on Saturday for Owego, NY. to resume
her studies. She was accompanied by Miss
frances b. Gray of Owego, NY, who has been
the guest of Miss Ballard for the past month.
Miss Ella Dickson and Miss Clara Reigart
have just returned from . two weeks visit to
Gainesville, Va
Mrs. Agnes Hedges is spending some weeks
with her friend, Miss Page Robinsnn, at Gull
pepper, Va.
Marshal Ransdell has taken the fine house Of
Capt Luttrell, No. zoos Massachusetts, avenu :.
where he and his family will soon be domicileo
Judge and Mrs. d. L. Russell of Wilmington,
N. c.. are in the city, stopping at the Ebbitt
Mrs Russell will be pleasantly remembered by
many friends in the social world here DUNG
her 1s term in the EOrtv-sixth Com
gress.
A. Richmond Mullowny will arrive from Eu-
rope September s.
DIR. Rust has returned to the city after q
pleasant trip to Saratoga and other places
Nessrs- II. g. Kemp OF the Associated Press
and Frank Trenholm Of the Treasury depart
ment leave today for q visit to Boston and New
port, going by sea from Baltimore.
Howard 8. Woods of Thomas E. Woods Il
Son, the F-street real estate dealers and Miss
Jennie NJ Swander of Takoma Park were
quietly married this morning by the Rev. DR..
Pltzer Of the Central Presbyterian church.
Immediately after the ceremony the youn;
couple took the train for a northern tour On
their return they will reside at Takoma Park.
where they will be at home to their friends
after October ]. Henry G.. Kemp acted as best
man and Miss Helen Colhoun. daughter of Ad-
miral Colhoun, was maid of honor.
letter from Mr.. r. s. Davis, dated August
Is, states he then having q big time at
Carlsbad but would leave the next Cav for
Vienna. then for Germany, striking the Rhine
at Mayence, thence to Cologne and across Bel
GUM to Paris.
Mr.. A. SpriDgsteen Of the War department
has received an invitation to attend a reunion
of his regiment, the sixty-third Indiana volun-
teers, TO be held at Waynetown. Ind, Septem-
Der 70 and 26, 1889. Mr. Springsteen enlisted
as drummer boy of company in said regiment
July ~, 1862 at the age of twelve years, and
served until June u, 1866, when mustered out
with his company at Greensboro, NC.
Mrs. Jno. Howlin is visiting in PHILADELPHIA.
Gen. b. F. Kelley, wife and granddaughter
viii attend the annual reunion of the Society
OF the Army Of West Virginia, to be held al
Columbus. Ohio, on the 4th and 5th of Septem-
Der. While there they will be the guests of
Mrs. William Dennison, widow Of the late Gov.
Dennison of Ohio.
DIR. and Mrs. John A Daily have returned to
the city.
Maj ii. A. Hall and family, who have been
at Lake George for the past two months, re-
surned to the city on Saturday evening.
Mr.. &. N. l. Sites and his sister, Miss Ruth
N. Sites, after visiting at the home o. their
grandfather in Richland county. Ohio. and be-
ing entertained by Mr.. and Mrs. Ineham a,
Cleveland, and after three-weeks at Thou.
sand Island park, have arrived In Boston. Az
ter remaining in Boston aud vicinity for some
time they will return to Washington hv saa