Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-01
PERSONAL MENTION.

Mrs Robert Garrett, accompanied by several
servants, left Baltimore Saturday In Q special
car. At Jersey City she was Joined by Mr. Gar
Pett and his physician, DR.. Jacobs, and the
party proceeded 10 Bar Harbor, where they
viii remain for some days.
Mr. and Mrs.. George Ksnnan win spend the
summer ct Cape Breton.
Senator Cameron sailed for home on the Elder
yesterday, the trip 10 Scotland having been cut
with him and says that he win not 60 back this
year.
Mis- Mary Fuller, the daughter Of the Chief
Justice, sailed for Americs on the Aller. She
- reported III from nervous prostrstion-
The art jury Of the Paris exhibition has
awarded 10 Mr.. Sergeant medal of honor. Tho
award 10 subject TO the approval Of the general
Jury.
Mrn I 8 4. Reeves and children are spend
Ing the summer at Moores hotel. Leonardtown,
Nd Among the other arrivals are Mrs. II. II.
Durant Miss Olive Durant, Mrs. g. Bradford,
Howard Ksyvorth, Geo. Wallace, and Mrs. Bar
naolo, Of Washington.
Admiral Russell and family, including his
son, Naval Cadet Russell. have gone 10 Lake
George.
Prof D. Tod. Gillian, wife and daughter, Of
Columbus, Ohio, are in the city for few days
e The guests Of the professors brother, DR..
Suo<1S 4. 0luInW, <u<4 l5tQ Bu6e6
2iss Emma Dinmore, of Baltimore, il Wis
iang the Misses Gawler, has Psnnsylvania
svsdus northwest
Miss Jennie and Miss Mary Stone, of Bright
wood, left to-day for Frederick to visit DR.. E.
d. Stons.
Rev. @. L. Kennard, Of Frederick, left to-
day for homo after 9 pleasant visit among
hieuds In Brightvood.
The youngest daughter of Prof. Harry King,
OF the q. g. geological survey, while playing
saturday afternoon on the pavement near her
nome, on Q street, between 18th and 14th
streets, vas tripPed mp, BY . projecting iron
elbow.
The Corssn representatives, with their
lsdis., left to-day for Capon Springs, where
ehey have taken cottage for the summer. DIR.
Allen viii occupy the legation.
Col Fielding Burnes, Of the q. 8. geological
survey, accompanied by his two daughters,
Misses Camilla and Buens Burnes, have left
sne oity on visit to their old home in Platte
John o. johnson has removed with his FAM
ny 10 his new home ct College Station, Nd,
recently purchased Of Mrs. Campbell
Miss Cecilia King, Of Georgetown, Ia visiting
Miss May Seep Ut Titusville, Pa
The published report that Sir Julian Paunce-
fote, the British minister, intends to become
landowner in this country by the purchase Of
. small farm near Washington, turns out to be
erroneous. Sir Julian has tramped about the
suburbs Of Washington . good deal lately, and
has made many inquiries about residences and
property, and this, he says, has probably led to
the report that he intended to purchase
suburban home; but he has no intention of
doing 30, for the present at least. He will soon
sail for England, to be absent several months.
Among the graduates Of the Massachusetts,
normal art school at Boston last week was Miss
Della P. Mussey, daughter Of Gen. and Mrs. R.
d. Mussey. Miss Mussey graduated at the
High school in this city in 1886, sndfor the last
two years has been at the art school She is
the second Washington graduate of this school,
the first being Miss Wilson, daughter Of Mr.. ].
o. Wilson. Miss Mussey is expected to return
here about the 8th instant