Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-10-14
SOCIAL MENTION.
summer Tourists Returning Home
Personal Mention.

Personal Mention.
Judge and Mrs. James B. Edmunds have 70
turned to the city and their hospitable home
on street. from their summer outing tina
comprised an extensive tour of the north
eastern resorts Mr. and Mrs Rdm unds wen
first to Rock Enon for the benefit of tn.
waters, and from there they visited
Block Island. Bethlehem in the New Hamp
shire mountains, Magnolia, Beverly and the
resorts along the Massachusetts, coast Judge
Edmunds. who was i'll in the spring, is greatly
improved in health. and both he and Mrs Ed
munds are in excellent health.
Mrs.. Justice Miller and Mrs Touzatin, heI
widowed daughter, who will be with her this
winter, and Miss Lucy Corkhill have returned
TO the city from the Warm Sulphur Springs in
Virginia. where they spent the autumn. Mrs.
Miller is in highly uncomfortable state OF
health and is obliged to keep her chamber.
Mr.. Justice Miller returns this week from
Iowa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sayles Brown and Miss Bedtime
Brown are back at their home on Mcpherson
square from Watkins Glen, N.Y., where they
have q rural retreat situated on the lake.
Dr. s. NJ. Burnett and his son Vivian returned
from Europe last week and are at their home
on Massachusetts avenue. Mrs. Burnett will
leave London for her home as soon as the in
iuries received from the recent accident she
met with while driving in q T-cart are sufi-
GENTLY healed to make the journey possible for
her.
Mr. and Mrs. Aulick Palmer will sail for
Europe next week.
Representative and Mrs. Joseph A. Scranton
Of Scranton, Pa. have leased the house of Mrs.
Charles Clarke on h street between 18th and
I4th streets for the ensuing Congress. Mr..
Scranton was in the Porty-ninth Congress and
while here with his family at the Hamilton house
they all made nlallv friends, Miss Scranton
being q great belle. Their friends here will
most heartily welcome their return.
Gen. and Mrs. VIM. Henry Browne of K
street will have with them this winter Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Dodge, the latter being Mrs.
Brownies sister.
Mrs. r. G. Fisher Of K street has returned
from her visit TO Sharon. Pa, and was busy
entertaining houseful of guests during con-
clave week.
Senator and Mrs. Teller have given up the
Capitol Hill house they had last year and will
reside this season at the corner Of 18th and p
streets.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Lovery Of Vermont avenue
have returned to the city from their county
place In New Hampshire.
First Assistant Postmaster General and Mrs.
Clarkson have removed from street and are
now located at Dupont circle.
Mr.. Jos. Hall, ST., Of Cape May, NJ, is visit
8 street. Mr.. Hall is eighty-four years old.
Miss Louise Darragh of Rochester. Pa. is the
guest of her friend. Mrs. Jas. Power, lis Mary
and avenue northeast.
John Linenbring, esq.,, Of Rochester, Pa, and
daughter are visiting friends at 500 7 street
northwest.
Mrs. Hon. ]. r. bravo and daughter-in-law
Of Beaver, Pa, are visiting Mrs. Dravo's daugh-
ter, Mrs. j. III. McCreery, on Riggs street north
west.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry L. Bardwell and daugh-
ter Helen are guests of Mrs. Kimball, libra
rian Of the Treasury department.
Mrs. Rosenthal nee Oettinger, accompanied
BY her son, is visiting her parents at 3o5s NJ
street. Georgetown.
Mr.. J. L Mcfarland who. with his wife and
son, has been travelling in Europe for the past
four months. will sail for home from Liverpool
on the 10th.
Capt. Farquhar of the navy and family are
located at 1909 18th street northwest for the
winter.
Miss Lily Satterwhite, daughter Of DIR. T. P.
Satterwhite of Louisville. ky., is visiting her
uncle, DIR. ]. ]. Bullock, at 9l5 New York
avenue.
Emmons Blaine and his bride left Augusta
Me-, Saturday. where they have been visiting
several days, for Bar Harbor. They will remain
there for a week or ten days and 10 thence to
Baltimore, where they will begin housekeep-
ing.
Col. and Mrs. William L. Bramhall returne
to their home on street late Saturday night
a ter spending deli Shtful vacation in Massa-
chusetts and New York.
Mss Lillian Strong, 1888 @ street, has gone to
Arkansas to spend portion of the winter with
rel-uyes in Little Rock and Pine Bluff.
.dis Lizzie Lehman leaves tomorrow to visit
heT sister in san Jose, Cal.
Fast Eminent Commander Finlay Ross and
vii. # Wichita, Kan, left yesterday morning
for me, where they will arrive the latter part
o. ia month, after visiting many points of in
To It In the east. They were guests of MIR.
&C. III. Smith. l4i1 street Of this city, dur
In the conclave.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Fl. Nichols Of Denver,
Col, with their little ones. are visiting their
sister. Mrs. Rudolph F. Bartle, of 947 Virginia
avenue southwest.
Miss Carrie Wurxthall Of Chicago and her
mother are visiting Mrs. W. o. Berry, 431 9Th
street southwest.
Mrs. Hampden Zane, with her sister, Mrs.
ex-Goy. Blackburn, are at the Ebbitt house.
where they will remain only few days. They
are en- route for Canada to meet Mr.. and Mrs.
Cockburn.
Mrs. Dewaine Thompson nee Bartlett OF War
saw. n. Y, is visiting her sister, Mrs. Silas
Boyce, 9l7 r street northwest.
Mrs. Albert Marx and Miss Mamie Rusker of
Baltimore are the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
h Teepe.
Mrs. s. " GUS has issued cards announcing
the approaching marriage of her daughters,
Miss Annie Margaret to Mr.. Geo. III. Bannon
and Miss Emma Gertrude to DIR. James w.
Graham Both marriages will take place to-
morrow evening the 18th at the Memorial
Lncleran church, the ceremony to be per-
formed by the Rev. DR.. Butler.
Mrs. ii. Brennan of New York, mother Of the
late Lieut.. James Brennan, is visiting Mrs.
Capt 7. Whyte, 62l Maryland avenue.
Assistant Secretary Batchelier and family
have taken possession of their elegant resi-
dence, No. 1l04 Vermont avenue Mrs. and
Miss Batcheller will 60 to New York aud Sara
toga for a couple Of weeks and on their return
will embellish their home with bric-a-brac and
oriental drsperies collected during their ex-
tended residence In Europe and the east
Numerous Robberies Reported.
The Police Court was visited by one of the
lght-fngered gentry this morning, who re-
heved Lawyer ]. NJ Kicks, colored, OF a gold
watch and plated chain. "And that isn't the
worst of it," said the lawyer, when he entered
his complaint at police headquarters, 1.-The
watch and chain belong to a client and were
given me as security for the payment Of
q fee"
Miss Fannie K. Smith. who in visiting Judpe