Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-08-21
PERSONAL MENTION.

Miss Annie Hines has gone to M Airy, Ma
Miss May Doing ID visiting Miss Lille
Gurtizen of this city.
Miss Mamie Bsumesrten, daughter Of Mr.
Julius Baumgarten, has returned from he,
visit to Frostburg, Md.
Mrs. Eugene v. Brown, with her sisters,
Misses Antoinette and Amelia Rakeman, have
returned from the mountains of Virginia WHARF
they have been soiourning for Gx weeks.
Mrs Tourney and children, who have been 20.
journing at Atlantic City, will 20 to Philadephis
for short stay, after which she viii return 10
Washington
Miss Susie z Lochboehler has returned from
afve-weeks visit in the mountains of West Viz.
ginia-
DR.. John A DAILY and family are at Niagars
Falls. They viii be home about September 1.
Mr.. Chas. Ford Of Capitol Hill IL spending q
few weeks at Colonial Beach.
Mrs. Leonard Gentry and Miss Leonors Gen
wy. both Of Baltimore, are the guests Of Misa
BERTHE Callen-
Miss Mamie Hsroid has Just returned from
her soiourn in the mountains Of Virginia
The Misses Miriam wheatley and Lily r Nix
have returned from warrenton, Va.
Dr.. @. @. Stone, wife and child, Of Bright
wood, DC, have gone to Virginia Beach 10
spend several weeks.
Capt 8. q. CabeIl and wife Of Capitol Hin
win return from Q six-weeks' visit at 0nort,
Mass, August q
DR.. Robert Fsrnham il spending few weeks
Ut Rock Enon Springs.
Mrs. II. c. Fowler Of 617 Z street southeast
will leave this evening TO visit friends in Mary
land and Philadelphia and several other places
east.
NJ uuoh r Tavyor - Tanras~~n ~~A MI.
Mabel G. Cook were married last evening at
the residence of the brides parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. l. II. z. Cook, No. Gran. place, BY the
Rev. Theron Outwater. Only the members of
the two families were present. After receiving
the congratulations Of their friends Mr. and
East Tennessee and for q fortnight viii be the
guests OF Governor Taylor at Elizabethtou.
who is a brother of the groom.
Rev. John q. Ames has returned from q six
weeks trip in quest of health, during which he
visited the maritime provinces of Nova Scotia,
He now resumes his duties as superintendent
Of documents and will at once begin work upon
the Blue Book for 1889, hoping to issue the first
volume by December.
The following Washingtonians are at Noun
tain Lake Park, Md: B. H. Stinemetz and
family, Mrs. E. u. Hodge and family, Assistant
Secretary Bussey, Robert l. Bains VIM. L.
stuart, r. c. Campbell. Rev. Geo. Elliott, Rev.
II. X. Naylor, Rev. Dr. Baldwin and family
Mrs. Brown Morgan and daughter, Prof. Rom
uyn Hitchcock and Geo. Westcott.
Mrs. VIM. Richards, Miss Richards and Miss
Sadie Wilson Of Ohio, left today for Mountain
Lake Park. Nd, where they will spend the re-
mainder of the summer.
Miss Lulu and Victoria Essex of Georgetown
have gone to West Point to pass the remainder
Of August and some weeks of the early autumn.
c. II. Moore is spending a few weeks at Rock
Enon Springs.
Mrs. Eliza Scott left the city this morning for
sfew-week's visit in Wyoming valley, Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Owen McCabe have gone to
summer. Their grandson. Frank Wynne has
gone to Cumberland, Nd, for Q two-week's
visit.
DR.. W. P. C. Hazen and DR.. BEATTY have re-
turned home from their summer trip.
Miss Amy NJ. Fletcher, daughter Of Edw.
T. Fletcher of the Post, will leave tomorrow
morning for Manchester, Va She will be the
guest Of Mrs. David Prettyman and will re-
main the balance Of the summer.
ID. o. Quad of Anacostia, who is in Port HUI
ron, expects to be home on Friday.
Mr.. r. ]. freebooter and the Misses Kirck-
hoefer, Mr.. aud Mrs. E. McHenry. Mr.. and
Mrs. j. +. Graham and Messrs. W. III. Birch and
Thomas Stewart Of this city are at Ocean View.
DIR. l. 8. Brown Of the Piedmont air line,
Mrs. Brown and son are at the Ocean house,
Asbury Park, for a week.
Mrs. NJ. C. Flewelyn will spend this and next
week at Asbury Park.
Jas. L. Audem has joined his family at Rock
Enon Springs.