Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-17
PERSONAL MENTION.

| DR.. ]. G. Bird leaves town to-day for q weeks
visit to his brother, Col Charles Bird, q. g. A.
at Fortress Monroe.
DR.. J. P. Porter and family Of 1880 street
viii remain during July and August at Cottage
City, and will spend September at Bar Harbor.
Miss Rosa Cotterill left the city this morning
for Detroit, Mich, to visit her brother, Chas
| A. Cotterill, and wife.
Mr.. J. G. Exner has returned from q trip 70
Watkins Glen and Niagara Falls, where he
went to join his mother, who has spent the
| past month In the mountains.
Mr.. A. Minister will leave tomorrow for
Walters Park, Wernersville, Pa, to be gone for
the season.
| Rev. G. B. Ramsdell and wife have gone to
Sea Isle City, N. j.. for a couple Of weeks
Misses Gertrude Jones and Jeanne Taylor have
gone to the same place for the season.
Miss Florence Mortimer is spending her va
cation in st. Clair, Mich, with Miss Whiting.
Mrs. Geo. G. videtto and daughter, Miss
Verne, are spending the summer at Paxson, Va.
Mrs. W. J. Cowing and daughter, Roberta, Of
1911 18th street, are at Monterey Springs, Pa,
where they will spend the season.
Miss Elizabeth Gary of Capitol Hill is spend
ing the month of July in Lynchburg.
Mr.. ]. A. Persons has gone to Ocean City for
few weeks.
Miss s. W. Condict Il spending q month at
Warm Springs, Va.
Mr.. John Ehrhard and Miss Jane Barr, dauRh-
ter Of Mr.. John Barr, were married last even
ing at the home of the brides parents at
Brookland, by the Rev. Mr.. Power Of the
number of friends. Among those present were
Mr.. Robins, Mr.. Tyler, Mr.. Deitz Mr.. Sweeny,
Mr.. Torch, Mrs. Brook, Mrs. Hitchcock, from
the Central Union Mission; Mr.. and Miss
Swartous. MIR. and Miss Stubblefeld, Mrs.
Pritchard, Miss Louise 6trother Miss May
Strother, Mr.. and Mrs. Helmick, Mr.. ].
Emmner, jr., DIR. Lewis, DIR. Ladson and wife,
Mr.. Miller and wife, Mr.. Thos. Miller and wife,
Mrs. Ehrhard. Mr.. and Mrs. Richie, Mr.. Doug
lass, and Master Hitchcock. After the ceremony
bountiful collation. was served.
In Minneapolis, Mimi, yesterday, Miss Anna
Blaine OF st. Paul, nephew Of ]. G. Blaine,
were married 1t was very quiet wedding.
Mrs. Frank T. Howe and family are spending
the summer at her sons place, alpha Villa"
Falls Church, Va.
Judge Montgomery has returned from trip
to his old home in Michigan in excellent
health.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. ". Rouzer and their little
daughter will 60 to Rehoboth Beach on the LIST
of August.
Mrs. s. NJ. Davidson and her little daughter,
Marie, are spending the summer in the noun.
tains of Virginia.
The following washingtonians are at the
Berkeley Springs hotel Edward 8. Hosmer,
Mrs W. p. Kellogg, Mrs. Mary Wills, Chas. NJ.
b. Harris, Chas. G.: Harris, ]. G. Harris, J.
Raymond. Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. X. viele, Mrs.
Wharton, DIR. j. S. Lawrence, Miss Lawrence,
L. b. Harrison. W. Sydney, Miss Lizzie Will
Jams, Mrs. Dunn, David r. Mckee, Mr. and
Mrs. Thomas Blagden, DR.. ]. S. Verdi, D. s.
Verdi, Q. A. Graham, Mrs. John s. Gulick, ].
Henry Gulick, o. H. Hill and family, b. Shep-
ard White. @. A. Bevans, l. NJ. brown and
wife, Miss Mary E. Clements, Mrs. G. d. Todd,
Miss Todd, s. James Todd, Miss Sleth. Miss
Wallach, Miss Rose Wallach, r. Wallach and
Mrs. Darling.
1.-THE Guernsey" at Asbury Park, kept by
Mr. 7. G. Allan, proprietor of The Livingston,
In this city, has become quite headquarters
for Neutrality-suspicious. this summer Among those
at present registered there are Mrs. Armstrong
and daughter, Mrs. j. n. Whitney. Miss Fanny
Moore, Mrs. III. W. Spofford and children, Mrs.
Clifford, Miss Daily, Miss Ravenburg and Mr..
Spencer Wood.
Mrs. De B. R. Keim and her two daughters
left yesterday for Martha's Vineyard. where
they will spend several weeks, and atterward go
to their summer residence. the mountain region
OF Pennsylvania, for the early portion of au-
tumn.
Miss Carrie Rothschild, in company with
her aunt, Mrs. Newmeyer, and son, left for Toll
chester Beach this morning.
Mr.. Chas. r. Newman Of Washington was
married in New York on Monday to Miss Susie
Hayden, daughter of the late Judge H. C. Hay
den of st. Louis, Mo.
Mr.. j. c. Stoddard, the disbursing officer of
the census Office, has recently purchased a resi-
dcnce III Garrett Park, on the Metropolitan
branch OF the Baltimore and Ohio road. He
Al A.
Saturday.
Mr.. Sol Behrend, son Of B. J. Behrend has
gone for four-weeks sojourn at his uncle's
country home, Seat Pleasant, Md.
Mrs. John Ogier and daughters Of San Diego,
Cal, are at Wizards.
The engagement Of Mr. Emmons Blaine and
Miss Anita Mccormick, the second daughter of
the late c. Fl. Mccormick. of reaper fame, is
announced N Chicago. Miss Mccormick is a
beautiful and accomplished girl of twenty
three years, and has been a great favorite in
Chicago society. She will have a fortune Of
-, OO0, 600 or more in her own right
Mr.. Claudius B. Jewell, Mrs. c. j. Jewell
and Miss J. v. Jewell of Washington we're
among the arrivals at The Bluffs, Mt. Desert
Ferry, Me-. July IL.
Miss Eleanor Elliot of San Antonio, Tex, who
it will be remembered was here about two
years ago, Is IN the city, the guest of Mrs Cal
lahan. so Grant place. In few days, accom-
panied by Mrs Callahan, she will go to the
mountains of Virginia.
Mr.. and Mrs. James r. Noise of Yokohama,
are guests OF DR.. Allen at the Corean legation
Mr.. and Mrs. Calderon Carlisle and family
and Miss Riggs and Miss J. A. Riggs Of Wash
ington arrived at the Warm Sulphur Springs in
Virginia, on Monday OF this week to spend the
season.
Mr.. II. f. Davis, who returned to this city on
business a fortnight SINCE is again at the Warm
Springs, where Mrs. Davis. bliss Davis, and
.lr. Jas. Gait Davis are summering.
Gen and Mrs. Graham are at the Warm
Sulphur Springs for the season.
Mrs. Geo. Beall was recalled to Staten Island
last evening by q telegram announcing an
alarming change for the worse in the condition
Of her daughter, Mrs. Porter Heap.
Mrs. J. G. Hill and daughter left this morn
ing for Schroon lake.
Mrs. H. Conquest Clarke, who has been lying
dangerously i'll at her residence, 1852 street,
since the return of the press excursion from
Cresson and JOhnstown Jnne 2ith, is to-day
pronounced by the attending physicians as SUBJ
stantlaily out Of danger. 1t is proposed to re-
move her to Spring lake, n. j., soon as she
Is able to bear the moving.
The Harrington Court-Martial.
The court-martial to try Commander p. r.
Harrington for grounding the practice ship
Constellation, June 20, near Cape Henry light
hon 81 IL