Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-06-26
PERSONAL MENTION.

PERSONAL MENTION.
Mrs. Harrison had several callers at her Cane
May cottage yesterday, Mrs Sewell, Miss Sew
Ell, and Miss Miller being among them. They
stayed 10 lunch.
Mr.. g. w. Woodward, Of the firm Of Wood
ward d Lothrop, who has been travelling in
Europe the past two months, sailed from Havre
yesterday.
Mr.. J. W. Thompson, who left Monday for
New York city. sailed for Europe to-day.
| Miss Helena Mccarthy, the well-known soci-
ETY. writer Of this city, sails from New York this
afternoon on the Germanie for four months
tour OF Europe. She viii spend several weeks
In spain and similar time in Rome. Outside
| OF writing some letters about the exposition in
| trip.
Mr.. Frank Kappal, Of South Washington,
sailed from Baltimore to-day for q trip to Eu-
rope OF two months or more, for health and
pleasure. A number of his neighbors-John
Webster, John Banf, Henry Trip and others
accompanied him to Baltimore to see him Of.
Mr.. Robert L. Miller, the stenographer, Of
this city, and Miss Hattie " Ruckel, of Balti-
city at noon to-day. Mr.. James keenan,, Of
| this city, officiated as best man. After the
ceremony Mr.. and Mrs Miller left on an ex-
tended tour.
The announcement Of the engagement Of II.
]. Goodman and Miss Jennie B. Nordlinger was
rather premature. On account of a recent
death in the family they did not desire to have
| their betrothal formally announced until alater
date.
DR.. Toner, DR.. d. W. Prentiss, DR.. John T.
| Winter and wife, DR.. Hamilton, DR.. Mead, DR..
| ii. L. Z. Johnston, DR.. Patterson and SON,
| and Or. Richardson, are at the Ocean house,
| and DR.; Fry and wife, DR.. Suter and sister, and
Or. g. W. Cook, at the Aquidnac, Newport
The Cosmopolitan and Foreigners clubs gave
banquetia New York last evening in honor Of
Senior Don Louis B. Ribera, who sails from that
| city for Europe to-day.
Mrs. H. +. King and her daughter. Mrs. ID.
| n. Kuehling, sailed to-day for an extended trip
through Germany, France and England.
Miss E. G. Campbell is spending few weeks
| in the mountains of Virginia.
Miss Maggie Darneille, who has been visiting
| near the University Of Virginia, will return
home on Saturday, and with her mother viii
spend the latter part of July and August at the
White Sulphur Springs, Greenbrier county,
Virginia.
Major A H. G. Richardson has just returned
from Newport where he was detained by an
accident which nearly cost him his life. He
was run over by a horse and buggy and sus-
| tanned very serious injuries. He still bears
the scars of his wounds and suffers from their
effects
Mrs. John G. Judd left yesterday morning to
visit her brother in Fremont, Neb.
Washingtonians Bound for Europe.
The Loomis party of excursionists, under
the management of Mr.. Warren Choate,
sails from New York to-day on the City Of Rome,
They will spend several days in London and
Paris, go through Switzerland, up the Rhine,
nd IN
turn in September. The party consists Of
the following: Mrs. J. d. Cole, Miss Elma F.
Ball, Miss Alice F. Ball. Mrs. c. Van Auken,
Mrs. b. L. Proctor, Mrs. T. +. White, Miss
Mary White, Mrs. NJ. L. Bennett, Miss Helen
y. Ofey, Miss A. z. Long, DR.. J. w. Buckley,
Mrs. ]. W. Buckley, Miss Bette Copenhaver,
Miss Rosa L. Cochran, Mrs. DIR. Agnes NJ John
! son, Mrs. L. B. Dellicker, Miss Blanche Del
| Ticker, Miss Jennie Bell. Miss Sue G. Hickey,
Miss s. ID. Nelson, Miss Annette Spalding,
Miss Fannie E. Trul1, Miss S. C.. Wood, Mr..
Warren r. Choate, Mr.. Geo. Cochran. Mr..
Chas. II. Cragin, Mr.. VIM. F. Mattingly. Rev.
Page Milburn, Mr.. W. Pennewill, DIR. r. Rey-
burn, Mrs r. Reyburn, Miss Ella Hepburn. DIR.
2. I; Sewers, Mr.. w. F. NJ. Sewers, Mr.. VIM.
r: Woodward. Mrs. B. B. Stone, Miss NJ. G..
Ghiselin, Miss 8. W. Leache, Mrs. L. P. McIn-
tire. Mr.. c. B. Clotworthy, Mr.. Chaplin Brown,
Mr.. F. E. Smith, Mr.. E. de F. Heald, Miss Flora
hardwood, Mrs. s. Kampf, DIR. b. b. Adams,
and Mr.. L. G. LOOMS.
Our Formidable European squadron %
Rear-Admiral Greer informed the Navy De-
partment that he would relinquish the COM
| mand of the European station yesterday and
would return to New York with the members of
| his personal staff by the mail steamer leaving
Havre on the 29th inst, and that the Lancaster
will sail from Leghorn for New York to-day.
This is in obedience to orders from the departs
ments issued some weeks ago. The admirals
time-two years-has expired, and as he &C.
| cepted the billet with the understanding that
| he should not be kept there longer than that
period his relief was ordered Some time ago
/ 1t was reported to the department that the
| boilers of the flagship Lancaster were in such
an Enthusiastically condition TO make their
| use danger to lite, whereupon the admiral
| was ordered to send the vessel home during
| the camest weather.
THE LITTLE BOAT TO GUARD OUR INTERESTS.
The European squadron now consists of one
vessel, the Enterprise, small craft, at present
at Leghorn, under the command Of Capt Nc
Gala. It is thought that at least one, if not
| two or three, of the recently-completed war
vessels will be sent to Europe to reinforce our
| somewhat depleted naval show there, and the
| opinion goes that Commodore Walker, now the
chief Of the bureau of navigation, will go as
| fleet admiral.
Funeral of Rev. Francis j. Tewes,
The funeral of Rev. Francis ]. Tewes, whose
death at his mothers home in Baltimore was
announced in yesterdays STAR, will take place
tomorrow at o'clock from the house, I747
East Lombard street. Baltimore. Last night
the members of the st. Joseph's, St. Boniface's
and st. Michaers societies, connected with st.
Mary's church, Of which Father Tewes was pas
tor, conferred at st. Joseph's hall with the two
brothers of Father Tewes who came from Bal
timore. The societies will be represented at
the funeral by their officers. 1t is expected that
a large representation will go from st. Mary's
church. In st. Michaels church, Baltimore,
where the services will be held, one side Of the
church will be reserved FOR Father Tewes'
parishioners from this city. The persons going
are expected to be at the B. and O.. depot at Z
| O'Clock tomorrow morning. They win be met
at the depot in Baltimore by carriages The
following will act as pall-bearers on behalf OF
the societies and congregation of st. Mary's
church: Adolph Miller, William Reith, Henry
Caspari John Ardeesar, Rudolph Eichorn,
Meinard Menke, Francis Miller and Lorens
| Kissner.
Drunken Mother and Starving Children.
The wife Of Jos. Cannon, the tailor, whose