Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-08-31
PERSONAL MENTION.

morrow for Bethlehem, N. H.. In the White
mountains, where he will be the guest Of the
American hay fever association. DIR. Fisher
by invitation will read a paper before the asso-
citation on Tuesday.
senator-eiect Edward wolc OFT OF Colorado is
in the city looking up a residence here for
himself and his books.
Mrs. Senator Stewart has returned from
White sulphur Springs where she spent the
summer. She will accompany Senior DonJ de
Romero and Mrs. Romero to New York eity
early next week from where they will sail for
CHINA Senior j. de Romero has received a
promotion and goes to Peking as a secretary of
the spanish legation. Mrs. Hooker, also Mrs.
SsewaTts daughter, will spend the winter in
heidelberg, where her sons are at school. Miss
Mabel Stewart, the youngest daughter who has
been with her mother all the summer, will re-
urn shortly to school at London, Ontario.
"here she this year completes an extended
course IN art and music. Next season Miss
Stewart, who is accomplished and personally
attractive, will be a debutante. Senator and
Mrs Stewart have apartments for the winter In
the Shoreham, the MOrtons flats.
A private letter from Denver relates that
Judge Symes, who left here in poor health. has
been completely restored to his wonted hearth
ness. He has resumed the practice of law in
Denver. Mrs. Symes is also enjoying good
health.
Gen. William Henry Browne is making an ex-
tensive improvement upon his residence No.
lOtO slIttt, VI q hHIcS-stOiS tAtchoiOA Va
eleven rooms.
Mr.. George W Moss, general manager of the
Adams express office. returned this week from
9 brief vacation that he spent in visiting the
New Jersey coast resorts
Mr.. William Ramsay is back from a visit at
Old Point Comfort.
Mrs. Bentley and her sister have returned
from Hagerstown, where they spent the sum-
mer. Mrs. Bentley will be In retirement this
mt fn Is h.r
younger sister.
Mrs. Frank p. Gross has returned to the city.
She spent the greater portion Of the summer
with Mrs. George A. Townsend at her South
mountain home. where she was very i'll, and,
IN the absence of Mr.. Townsend in Europe.
through her severe illness, Mr.. Townsend WIS
sent for and recently reached home. Mrs.
Townsend is now convalescent.
Mrs. Major Powell and Mrs. Tulloch are MAX
ing tour Of the north Atlantic coast resorts.
They were at Bar Harbor when last heard from
and were going from there TO York Beach and
TO Halifax, Nova Scotia.
Miss Della Tune has returned from Atlantic
City.
Miss Lila Gait has returned from Capon
Springs. where she has been spending the
month of August.
Mrs. H. A. Jones of 437 NJ street has left the
city on a visit of two weeks with friends at
Gettysburg, Pa.
Miss Edith Mullan il summering at Bentley
Springs, Baltimore county. Nd. She will return
70 Washington about October /.
Miss EugeniaWilliams of L street has returned
from a three months visit in the north, having
VISITED many places of interest.
Miss Mary Agnes Cook has returned from
Atlantic City and Ocean Grove
On account of severe illness the marriage of
Mr.. and Mrs Dudley Rhodes. to Mr.. c. c.
Wyandt Will take place at home as quietly as
possible and not at st. Andrews church, as an
nouneed.
Miss Nettie Shannon has gone to Detroit with
Dir. and Mrs. Robert Downing. of whose dra-
matte company she is member. Miss Shan
non will play the character of Gerda in the
White Pilgrim
Mr.. James Wood, an employee of the Senate
has been very sick at his residence on Capitol
hill, this week, but Is now improving.
Mrs. Sarah Lloyd and niece, Miss Lizzie
Fletcher OF South Washington are spending
the summer in the White mountains.
Mr.. and Mrs. John I. Heck and Pearl and
Roy +. Heck have returned from their sojourn
at Atlantic City.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Clapp and their grand
children have returned from St. Georges island
Charles L. Gibson of 1905 Pierce place leaves
the city tonight to visit Mr.. L. H. Hawkins at
Byattstown. Nd.
DIR. A g. Wilkinson Of the patent Office, serv-
ing as juror Of award at the Paris exposition.
has Just been elected vice president of one of
the four working sections of the international
congress de la propriete industrielle (patents).
Miss Myrs Given. who has passed the summer
at Colonial Beach. has gone to Fortress Monroe
for the remainder of the season.
Mrs. George b. Lockhart of Georgetown and
daughter. Miss Ethel, returned home yesterday
from Orkney Springs.
Miss Louise Hopkins of Massachusetts, avenue
northeast left this morning to visit Miss Fisher
OF Carlisle, Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Studebaker of South Bend
Ind, will celebrate their SILVER wedding"
September Is. Mr.. Studebaker is the founder
Of the famous ''Studebaker wagon works" the
largest in the world. Quite a number of South
Benders In this city have received cards of IN
vitation, some of whom will attend.
MIR. and Mrs. W. II. Myers and little
daughter, Helen, have returned to their home,
1882 9th street northwest, after pleasant trip
Of several weeks in Prince Georges county
Md
DIR. Charles E. Hagner returned today from
Oakland, where he has been for month with
his family; they will remain there for several
days.
MIR. Chas. 8. Fletcher of the Post, and wife.
have returned to the city after pleasant sum-
mering at Halfway, Va.
Cards have been issued by Mr. and Mrs A.
Straus for the marriage reception of their
daughter Hattie and MIR. Henry Piaut of Brook
lyn at Eders hall tomorrow evening from . to
II o'clock.
Miss Marguerite Bassett Of Capital Hill is
spending portion of the summer among the
Blue Ridge mountains.
Misses Kate and Emma Cook Of this city
sailed from Baltimore on Thursday for Boston.
where. after a soiourn of a few DAYS with
friends, they viii be of for an extended visit
among the White mountains.
Rev. A. F. Steele and family, who have been
spending the summer at Ashton, Nd, have re-
turned to the city.
Miss K Z. Michaels Of this city has returned
from an extended tour through the north.
Mrs. II. A. Gross of @ street northwest has
returned home after a months stay at Wash
ington Grove. Md.
Mrs. Addie Prospect Cridler after an absence
of two months in West Virginia and MARYLAND.
has returned TO the city. Miss Beatrice NJ
Cridler has also returned to the city
LAWYER CAHILL'S CHAIR.
Mr.. Wall Takes IL and a Lively Scene