Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-24
PERSONAL MENTION.

| MAJOR teo. u. COrniBh ana MS daughtef
Mabel left New York to-day for two months
trip to Europe. They win land at Antwerp
and visit the Netherlands, Rhineland, SwitEer-
| land and France.
Mr.. F. NJ. Detweiler is enjoying himself ct
Atlantic City.
Mrs. John II. Windsor and Miss Mary HALEY
are summering at Oxford. Md.
Mrs. Halford and Miss Jeanette Halford
vent up to Deer Park yesterday.
Attorney General Miller is expected to visit
the President at Deer Park the last of this
week.
The Six O'Clock club win, on Saturday even
ing, take another Of its summer outings, going
down on the Corcoran at and INDUCING in a
seasonable dinner at Marshall Hall in the dane
ing pavilion. After the coffee and ice cream
the thoughts Of the club will be turned to the
lessons Of the book Looking Backward"
Mrs. John Macksy sailed from Europe for
America yesterday, accompanied By the De-
castros Of New York. In an interview in the
Pal Mall Gazette yesterday Mrs. Mackey de-
mics that she was formerly laundry woman,
clearinghouse keeper, &C., but says that she
was the daughter OF an American army officer
and was married at the age of sixteen years TO
physician In San Francisco, who shortly AZ
terward died, leaving her competency. She
| comfortable circumstances
D
May formerly Miss Lille F. McIntire) are for
the season at Philomont, Va
Mrs. Carrie Jacobs, daughter of Mr. q. Lans-
burgh, died this morning at 7:30 O'Clock.
Mr.. A. F. Kingsley and daughters-viola,
Ada and Florence-have gone to the Massa-
muffin mountain, In the Blue Ridge, to spend q
few weeks.
Miss Lou E. Payne Of 1904 g street northwest
left the city this morning in company with
| Mrs. Tubman to visit friends at GAINESVILLE, Va
Miss Conrad Of College Station, who has been
visiting Miss King of Corcoran street, left last
evening for home, accompanied by Miss King.
Miss Georgia Sheken. daughter of Mr..
George Shekell Of this city, who has been on
months, was bridesmaid at the wedding of
Miss Eta Padgett to Mr.. Thomas Birchall,
Mr. Lawrence Schuyler acting as best man.
Miss Padgett is q daughter Of Mr.. Mace Pad
gett, former resident Of this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. NJ. Frank and daughter
have gone for an extended trip to the various
places OF interest In New York state and GEN.
trail Ohio.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Webster celebrated the
fftieth anniversary of their marriage last night
at their home, No. So Virginia avenue south
west. There were many friends present and
the golden presents were numerous. Under
the long grape arbor in the garden was spread
table Of choice fruits, CONNECTIONS and fow-
ers. The happy couple received the congratu-
lations Of the guests and were presented with
crayon portraits Of themselves Q child. grand
child and greatgrandchild.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph II. Hunter and their
little son. Rosser, will leave Thursday morning
for a few days trip to Colonial Beach and later
will go to Atlantic City and Ocean City
Mr. Campbell Darlington has returned from
Ocean City.
Miss Lille F. McIntire and Mr.. Geo. R. May
Of Washington, were married in Leesburg Va,
July 10 by DR.. Richard I. Davis, rector Of st.
James church, Leesburg.
Judge and Mrs Brown Of Washington are
summering at Morehead, N. G.
The Cape May Ware says Mrs. A. d. Galeski
OF Washington is a fine equestrienne and
creates great deal Of admiration while riding
on the beach.
Rev. ]. Benjamin Clayton Of Washington,
having accepted the call as pastor OF the Third
Baptist church at Norfolk has arrived at his
new post.
Mr.. Aulick Palmer gave a dinner at his cot
tage at Bar Harbor early last week in honor
of Secretary Blaine and his wife, which was
followed by one Wednesday night in honor of
Senator and Mrs. Hale, at which Secretary
Blaine and family were present.
Allen C. Clark and family, W. H. Pearce and
family, and Henry J. Pearce are at Cottage
City. Marthas Vineyard.
Miss Minnie Condor, with her friends, Miss
BERTHE Halliday and George Coggins, are sum-
mering at Fort Royal.
Mr.. W. ]. Marsh has returned from a fort
nights visit to the mountains Of West Virginia
and will leave in a few days for Boston and
Narragansett Pier to remain the rest Of the
summer.
Mr.. William Quinby, one Of the most capable
~
sails from New York tomorrow on the fino new
steamer Augusta Victoria for a six weeks visit
to Europe.
Mr.. and Mr.. E. Quincy Smith have Just re-
turned from two weeks stay at Rock Enon
Springs.
Mr.. ]. n. MCGOWAN has gone to Massachu-
sets to spend the summer.
Lieut.. Edward Davis is at Fort Spring, W.
Va, for a couple of months.
Mr.. Jas. N. Hoge is spending a couple of
months at Hamilton, Va.
Mrs. c. W. Hunt il spending the summer
months at Williamsburg, Mass.
Mr.. VIM. Z. Earle is sojourning at Hot
Springs, Va.
Mrs. Frank NJ. Lewis has gone to Atlantic City
to remain for a month.
Mr.. W. s. Thompson has gone to Asbury Park
for a month
Mrs. Lloyd F.. Keleher is spending two weeks
with her brother, VIM. Pruette, at Bay Ridge,
after which they leave for Atlantic City.
Misses Maggie and Rachel Garrett, accom-
panied by Miss Rachel Mothersead, are visiting
their cousin, Mrs. J. A Duncan, at Edgewater,
Pa.
Mr.. ]. H. Mckinney has gone to Asheville,
N. c., for the remainder of the summer.
Mrs. e. NJ Croplsy is spending a month at
Purcellville, Va.