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

Mrs.. Charles NJ Hendley has gone 10 her
home IN Minneapolis on . visit
Mr.. and Mrs. George johnson are visiting
friends In Maryland
DIR. and Mrs VIM. o. Baldwin and three sons
left for Berkeley Springs Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs A. n German, accompanied by
Mrs.. g. W. Pope, left today for Watch Hill. r.
L, where they will spend the month Of August.
The following washingsonians are ct Hotel
Chetvood, Atlantic City: Mrs. r. g. Wright,
Miss Aollie Kelley, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Hendiey,
Mrs. Emma sipea Mr.. l. E. Rosenberg, Mrs.
hns, Mr.. W. b. Hardy and Z. Amther.
Nrs VIM A. Woods aud her mother, MIRA
Hamlet Of ga 14th street northwest, with their
friend, Miss Wood of Orange, Cal, left the city
tooAy, Tor Boston going by sea from Baltimore.
They intend spending the remainder of the
summer visiting different points Of interest in
Mrs. J. Frank Sawyer has left for Sebago
lake, Maine, for the remainder of the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. 8. johnson are at Nan
tucket for the month Of August
very pleasant party was given last evening
ct the residence Of Mrs. Alfred H. Thomas, 436
llth street southwest, to celebrate the fftieth
anniversary Of the birthday of her mother.
Detective Carriers wife and children are en-
1sying visit to St Georges Island.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. O. Simpson are at Harris
Lot, Md
Miss Clara Ray Of Forest Glen ID visiting
friends at 1926 N street.
Among the recent arrivals at the Hygeia,
Fortress Monroe, are Maj. W. F. Tucker, A. 8.
Taber, o. B. Stout and Miss Sallie u. johnson
Of Washington.
Miss Mamie Seitz and Daisy Tretlsr have re-
turned from Atlantic City and will leave for
Round Hill Va, Saturday evening to be gone
for the rest Of the summer.
Mrs. A. L. Johnson and her daughters Mag
gle and Florrie left today for Centerville, Nd,
to spend . month with Mrs. Johnson's mother
Mr.. and Mrs William N. Frank and daughter
Of AT Sd street northwest have returned
home.
Miss Belle Hardin and Miss Maud Watson of
East Washington are summsring at Atlantic
City.
Guarding the Government Files.
An amendment has been made to the Treas
uy department regulations providing a. fol-
lows:
'No account, document or paper Of any kind
on fle in the department shall on any occasion
be withdrawn by agents, attorneys or other
persons, and no copies Of any such accounts or
papers shall be furnished to any person except
upon application to aud with the previous writ
ten consent Of the Secretary, one of the assist
ant secretaries or the head of the proper bu-
reau, and are to be furnished only to such per-
sons as may be interested in them or at their
request. An AFT davit showing the necessity of
copies must be submitted with each application
for the same. In all cases where copies Of
documents or records are desired BY or on be-
half of parties to a suit, whether in a court Of
the United States or any other, such copies
shall be furnished to the court only and on a
rule OF the court upon the Secretary Of the
= easury requesting the same. Exceptions
viii be made only on the written order Of the
Secretary or OF an assistant secretary.
To ATLANTIC CITY VIA BALTIMORE AND ONO.
The Baltimore and Ohio railroad company
will sell excursion tickets to Atlantic City at %
round trip for special train leaving Washing
ton at 4:20 pm. Saturday, August TO- Tickets
good returning until Monday, August u, in
elusive.