Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-26
PERSONAL MENTION.

Mrs. A. L. Rives has gone to Castle Hill, her
home, in Virginia.
The following washingtonians are among the
recent arrivals at the Colonial Beach hotel:
Miss Josie Flynn, Miss B. R. Quigley, Miss
Edith III. Davis, Miss II. 7. Bresnahan Miss NJ.
{: Raps, Miss Susie Flanagan, Miss NJ Y. Hurley,
and family, Messrs. r. 8. Harden. George r.
Phillips, J. A. Beacham and C. r. Morgan.
Miss Ollie Dayton of East Washington is
spending a few weeks at Marlboro with her
friend, Miss BERTHE Taylor.
Messrs. A. Eisemann and Mat Kohner are
at the United States hotel, Atlantic City.
Among the Washingtonians registered as
guests at the Atlantic, at Ocean City, are
Campbell Darlington and family, W. R. Speare
and wife, DR.. j. Bermann, Geo. T. worthing-
ton, DR.. H. ID. Fry and family, John f. Wagga-
man and family. J. A. Parsons and wife, L. B.
Kerr, Miss N. A. Triplett, p 7. Obert, Mrs. Mary
F. Stafford and daughter, Miss Florence Harry
Smith, r. d. Jackson, Loring Wilmington and
wife, Mr.. J. B. Kendall and wife, Miss Burbridge,
Mrs. A. B. Cleary, T. d. DAILY, wife and daughter.
Matthew Goddard, Charles w. HAYES, Judge
Hoge, VIM. B. King and wife, DR.. Scott and
wife.
Prof. Francis G.. Martyr and wife left the
city to-day for Boston. They intend spending
the remainder Of the summer visiting different
points of interest in New England.
Miss Emma R. Gittinger of the Frederick,
Md, Daily Ne1cs, Misses Agnes and Kate Shope
OF Denison, Iowa, and Miss Alice e. Shope of
Frederick, are on a summer jaunt to Washing
ton, Mt. Vernon, and other points of interest in
this part of the country.
Prof. Frank Young of Dundee Scotland, and
Mr.. David Young of Columbus, Ohio, have
been visiting Mr.. J. H. Turpin during the past
few days. They left this morning for a tour
through eastern cities.
Miss Hattie Rubenacker leaves tonight for
Chicago.
Misses Maize and Nellie Martin, Miss A.
Rakeman, Master Carl Rakeman, Little Alice
Ruff, and Mrs. E. v. Brown of Washington
participated in the concert given at Hamilton,
Va, Tuesday evening. After the concert an
lmpromptu dance was held at Mrs. Nichols.
Mr.. George ]. johnson, who has been quite
sick, left yesterday with his son Clarence for
q trip to Boston by sea.
Mrs. NJ. Hebner and baby have gone to Oak
land for the summer.
The following-named Washingtonians are
summering at Frostburg, Md: DR.. g. F. Wat
son. Mrs. s. j. Ryan, Mr. and Mrs. George W.
Stokes and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. J. X. Red
lngton and sons, Lieut.. w. Hughes, Mrs. Karl
kioss and children. wife and children of the
secretary of the Swiss legation, Mrs. Jos. +.
James, Miss Adelaide Stubs and Mrs. i. s.
Lyon and family.
Mrs. Thos. G. Hensey and her sons, Melville
and George, are summering at Ocean Grove,
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Mrs. George W. Talbert, Mrs. Charles T.
Forbes and two daughters, Mr. and Mrs. Chas.
". Zuber and daughter, and Messrs. ]. F.
Downing. David Lascallett and C. w. Doug
lass OF Washington are guests at the Hotel Chef
woode, Atlantic City, where a number of other
prominent Washingtonians have engaged quar-
tiers for August and September.
Mr.. NJ. W. Gait has gone to the Warm
Springs of Virginia, where Mrs. Gait has been
staying for some time.
Miss Floy Dempsey is spending month at
Sackett's Harbor, n. Y.
Miss Mary Prather is at Frostburg, Nd, for
a few weeks.
Mrs. Smith D. Fry has gone to Harrisonburg,
Va, to spend a month.
Mr.. Geo. Truesdeu is spending a month at
Saranac Lake, y. Y.
Mrs. W. A. Croffut leaves tomorrow for the
Island of North Hero. in the upper part of
Lake Champlain, where she will be the guest of
Mrs. ]. J. Sullivan Of Albany MIR. Sullivan
viii take the party up from Albany in his steam
yacht. Mr.. Croffut will join them next month,
with DR.. Thos. Foatherstonhaugh, medical ex-
aIniner in the pension Office.
Mrs. Chas. n. Wake and children went from
Oakland up to Aurora, where they are now
summering.