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

PERSONAL MENTION.
Mrs. Harrison 10 expected to return 10 the
CITY tonight from Philadelphia, and In the
morning she viii accompany the President TO
Deer Park
The London correspondent Of the New York
Sun says: MARY Anderson 10 visiting Vim.
Black. the novelist at his house. Kilchrenan
Lodge, Oban, in the Scotch Highlands She
IL in the best of health, and her gayety, high
spirits and geniality have quite won all Scotch
hearts. She spends her time In walking, row.
ing and yachting or In Waiting neiehboring
places Of interest with Blacks pretty chill
dren."
Miss Susie Courtney Of Mundy's Point, Va, II
visiting Miss Edna Tune Of this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. August Donath have left for
Boston, Mass, where they propose to spend the
next few weeks.
Mrs. A Schwartz and her daughter, Miss
Rosa. and Miss Josie Sullivan have returned to
the city after spending their vacation at At
lantic City, Philadelphia and Baltimore.
Miss Maggie Mudd of Washington is visiting
relatives in Philadelphia She viii return in
about q month.
DR.. D. W. Prentiss has returned from two
weeks trip to Canada.
Mrs. Nellie NJ. Deleplaine Of the Treasury de-
partment is visiting friends at Deleplaine
and Richmond, Va.
G. v. Trott has returned home from his trip
to Atlantic City.
Miss Carrie Morgan Of 1341 @ street has re-
turned from her trip to West Virginia and
Oakland.
Mrs. E. r. Brooks and family have returned
from Mountain Lake park, where they have
been spending the summer.
Miss Henrietta Stone Of II street has returned
from her trip abroad.
The Rev. DIR. McKim, rector Of the Church Of
the Epiphany, who has been in Europe since
May, nursing his sick son, DIR. Duncan NcKim,
has returned with his son, and is now at home,
1884 New York avenue. He oficiated yester-
day morning and evening.
Commodore VIM. II. Schock, U.S.N., and
family have returned to the city from Cape
Henlopen Beach
Mrs. Zaidee r. Smith, St Matthew'S soprano
has returned from a two months vacation at the
north and resumed her engagement ct the
church.
E1-secretary Villas and family have spent
most OF the summer in their suburban home
near Madison, Wis, Mr.. Villas spending few
weeks IN the north woods in camp. The family
will be in mourning retirement this year owing
to the death Of Mr.. Villas brother. Mrs. Villas
RECEIVERS her strength very slowly from the at
tack of nervous prostration from which she
suffered the last year she was in this city. Miss
Mollie Villas returns to school in Baltimore this
autumn.
Mr.. Thomas Waggaman and family have re-
turned by way of New York city from Europe
and are now in their Georgetown homo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Ives (ths latter well
known in this city when Miss Anna Waggaman)
have returned from Europe and their wedding
journey. and will set up their domestic hearth
in New York city.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A Wilson are in New York
city.
Mrs. Robert Christy, who spent the summer
with her family in Rockville, Md, viii spend
this month with her sister in the mountains of
Virginia. Mr.. and Mrs. Christy expected to
move into their new house on 18th street this
month, but the rains delayed the construction
work, and the house will not be completed
until November.
Mr.. J. Mcdonald Of the pension Office has
returned from Canada.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Smith are expected home
from Europe on Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. Willard have returned
from their summer journe yings. After leav-
ing Nantucket they visited Saratoga and the
Catskiils. Ar. Wizards health is improved.
Mr.. W. G. Johnson has returned from the
mountains of western Maryland much i'm
proved in health.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Pulitzer, after spending
the summer in Switzerland, have returned to
their house in Paris. Mrs. and Miss Davis the
mother and sister of Mrs. Pulitzer, have the two
Pulitzer children and nurses with them at New
London, Conn.,, where they are located for the
season.
Judge George Fisher and Miss Fisher are
located at 904 14th street.
Mr.. Joseph Nimmo. jr., who has been spend
ing the summer at his place at Huntington,
Long Island, will return to the city this week
claft laft
the city Saturday to visit Miss Cora Thayer of
Cumberland, Nd They will be away the re-
mainder of the present month and part Of Oc-
tober.