Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-08-27
PERSONAL MENTION.

Mrs. DR.. ]. H. Sutherland Of Bolivar, NY,
g. visiting her sister, Mrs Wyckof, on Colum-
bia avenue. Takoma Park.
Miss Gertie wyckof Of Plainheld. Nj, il
the guest Of her uncle, Mr.. wycko6, at Tako,na
Park.
Mrs. NJ. E. Riley has returned from months
outing at Asbury Park.
Misses Nancy E. Gilbert and sister Imogene
OF Georgetown are visiting at the home Of the
Hon Taos l. Hilliard, near Hagerstown, Nd.
They viii return September Is
Assistant Surgeon General wyman Of the
marine hospital service, has been summoned
to Vineyard Haven. Mass, owing 10 the ilIness
of his brother
Miss Virginia Noodey returned yesterday
from vacation trip down the river.
Mr. j. J. Norris Of the general land Office has
returned from an extended vacation
Inc engagement il announced Of Miss Edith
Kellogg, daughter of Commander Kellogg, o.
?. N, and granddaughter of A. II. Evans, to
Mr.. Prescott of Maryland
Mr.. Clarence A Miller of the supervising
architects Office, Treasury department, left last
week for two-weeks pleasure tour through
New England.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. 7. Parker and son are
spending few weeks at Atlantic city.
hr. ]. W. Seniers of hoo N street has re-
mountains. Mrs. Somers is expected to return
from her summer vacation this week.
Mrs. P. r. hcCargo Of Boston is visiting her
father and mother, Mr.. and Mrs. Hodges, at
$40 New York avenue.
Miss l. A. Cummins has gone to Atlantic City
to spend fortnight
Mrs. VIM. G. Phillips Of Long Meadows has
returned from q visit at Berkeley Springs, W.
Va.
DR.. W. J. Hoffman Of the bureau Of ethnol-
ogy, accompanied by Mrs. Hoffman, will leave
Doubling Gap today for Toronto to attend the
meeting Of the American association for the
advancement OF science. Mrs. Hoffman will
act as chaperone to Miss Lyons of New Orleans
and Miss Smith Of Hagerstown. After spend
Ing some time in Canada they will return by
way Of Lake George and Saratoga.
The Misses Nimmo have returned to Wash
ington from the Hot Springs, Va, where they
spent the summer
Mr.. Walter Hough OF the National museum
has gone to Toronto, where he will read paper
before the American association for the ad-
NGncement of science.
Mr.. II. A. Clancy, assistant clerk of the Dis
trict court has returned from a visit of some
weeks TO New Hampshire.
Senator Chandler will sail for Europe on Sat-
urday. He will be abroad for about two months,
the object of the trip being principally rest
aid the recuperative benefits Of the sea voyage
Mrs. Weston and her daughter, Miss Pauline
Weston. leave today to spend a month in the
northern part of New York.
Mrs. II. Conquest Clarke, who was slowly
recovering from her long and serious Illness
has had q relapse and was not able to be re-
moved to Spring Lake today. as was contem-
plated.
The Misses Emma and Hattie Gelston OF East
Capitol street have gone to Bedford Springs.
Ia, where they will remain for two weeks and
then so to Altoona.
Frank G.. Carpenter, the well-known news
Paperman. who, in company with his wife,
travelled around the globe going west. has re-
turned to Washington after years absence.
Capt McGregor, chief of the customs di-
v.slln. seoretary's Office, Treasury department.
L. returned from his European trip greatly
Improved IN health
IL enjoyable party has been summering at
IN Vineyard the residence of Mrs s. Il
Nel1y. near FOrrestville. Surratt's district,
Prince George county. Maryland Among the
guests vr.e Dir. and Mrs. VIM Nourse, Mrs.
Helen Ryan and Miss Eona Ryan. Mrs. Florence
+ Leach and Master Percy Leach Miss Ella
CRYSTAL. Nls5 Helen Meloy and Miss Nettie
DChue Of Baltimore.