Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-23
PERSONAL MENTION.

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Mrs. d. c. Patterson is visiting relatives neal
Baltimore.
Mrs. John Tweedale will go to Asbury Parh
this week and later will go to Lake George.
Mr. F. s. Presbrey and family returned last
evening from Forest Glen. On Thursday they
| go to Rehoboth Beach and later will visit Lake
| George.
Mrs. John F. Waggaman has gone with her
children to Ocean City, where they will re-
main during the heated term. and afterward
| go to the mouutains
| Mrs. ]. II. Klemroth has gone to Asbury
Park, where she viii be the guest of Mrs. Ham
| mond.
| Mr.. Elisha K. Camp, who studied law in the
| oihce of the late Roscoe Conkling and gradu.
ated with honors from the Columbia college
Mrs. Louise K. Camp. Mr.. Camp graduated at
| the head of his class at tae Peekskill military
academy in 1883 and taught there the following
year. He is meInber of the New York bar
and brilliant career is predicted for him by
| his friends.
Miss NJ. Juliet Balfour and Mr.. d. B. Nc
Cary, both of Natchez, Miss, were quietly mar
ried this morning at the residence OF the
family Of the groom's father, the late Captain
VIM. McCary, in this city. The ceremony was
performed by the Rev. Father Burke Of st.
Augustine's church. and the couple left for a
Drlel visit to the mountains.
Mr.. Blaine left Bar Harbor yesterday after
noon for Ellsworth, where he will spend to-day
with Senator Hale
Robert CARROTS sister Mary could not en-
dure the nervous strain incident to remaining
with her brother constantly and so has re-
NAMED at Baltimore, while he and Mrs. Gar
rett are at Bar Harbor. She now proposes to
visit that resort for stay of several weeks.
Lieutenant Durham, who has been on a
short visit to his mother at 205 Grant row.
has left for Saratoga and Lake George. Mrs.
Burnham's son Ralph will sail for England in
November
MIR. W. W. Metcaf left this morning for a
short stay at Delaware Water Gap and will
from thence join his wife at Richfeld Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. Eiscman arrived in Balti-
more last Friday from a tour through Germany.
England Switzerland and France. Both Mr.
and Mrs. Eiseman are much benefited by their
trip.
The wife of President Buckley of the North
Carolina college is; visiting her sister, Mrs. A.
NJ. Burket, 1926 11tn street northwest.
Judge A. C. Bradley and family are spending
the summer months at Sheldon Springs,vt.
Mr.. Chas. W. KeYes has gone to Berkeley
Springs, W. Va, for a month.
Mrs. ]. III. Kidder has gone to Bristol R. L.
for a month.
Mrs. J. NJ Wilson is spending a month at
Rock Enon Springs.
Miss Edith Morgan is at Lappins, Va, for a
we K
Mr.. Raleigh Sherman is at Sharpsburg. Md
Gen. Rufus Saxton is spending the summer
months at Oakland.
Mr.. W. F. Stowel is at Rock Enon Springs
for a month.
Mrs. C.. r. Cook is spending a month at Tay-
lor Springs, Va.
Mr.. S. A. Fitch is at Rock Enon Springs
Professor and Mrs. VIM. h. Cohen are at the
Waverly, Ocean Grove.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Warfield Simpson and son,
who have been stopping at Mrs Colev's in
Rockville all the summer, will return August
ana go to Cape May and Atlantic City tor the
rest of the season.
n. Landon Burchell sailed On Saturday for
England, to be gone two months.
Mrs. Laura MCGEE and daughter-in-law are
spending the summer in Maryland
Nlr, and Mrs. VIM. r. Hodges and Miss Baker
have gone to Asbury Park and ATLANTIC City,
Messrs. b. G.. Simms and r. H. Wade leave
in few days for an eight days cruise along
the Atlantic coast.
Judge W. Willoughby and sons sail from
Baltimore to-day for Cuba. to be absent about
leave for Rock Enon Springs early next week.
Mrs. NJ. l.. Maryman and her daughter, Miss
Drusa. are spending the summer with friends
at Forked River, n. j.
Mr.. John A. Ryan of the Associated railways
and Mr.. W. L. O'Dwyer OF the Chesapeake and
Ohio railway, both of Richmond, are in the
city visiting friends.
The following Washingtonians ares ummer-
ing at Jordan White Sulphur: Col E. Mex. Hud-
son, Miss Hudson, Mr.. and Mrs Cameron. DIR.
and Mrs. W. L. Warren, Miss Mary Warren,
Miss Towles, Miss Bessie Towles, Miss Alice
Towles Mr.. Sanger Johns, Mr.. Benz DARRELL
Rev. DR.. Even and Miss Even.
NJ. NJ. Rohrer of Capitol Hill has left the city
to spend few weeks at Grove Spring, on
Lake henka, near Hammondsport N u
Mrs James Small, accompanied by her
youngest son. James f. Small. left last week to
spend the summer with Capt. John II. Small
at his country residence at Aberdeen, near Gin
cinnati, Ohio.
The MANY friends of Mrs. David Porter Heap
will be glad 10 learn that she is much better
and Will soon be able to drive out. Her mother
Mrs. George Beale, is expected home next
week.
Mrs. Vim. z. Curtis is spending a couple of
months at Monson. Mass.
Mrs. III. A. Gibbons is at Saratoga Springs for
a month.
Mr.. II. Clay Stewart has gone to Capon
Springs for a month.
Mr.. W. J.. Br of the interstate commerce
commission, is spending several weeks at Spring
Lake, \. y.
Mr.. James Toomey has gone to Atlantic City
for a month.
DIR. J. L. Patten is spending the summer at
Whltefeld. y. H.
Mrs. Jas. Robbins is summerng at Pitheld,
Ne.
Mrs. A. r. Quaiffe is at Rock Enon Springs
for Few weeks.
Miss Eva Houston has gone to Rekoboth
Beach.
Mr.. Benz. Darrell and his niece, Miss Mabel
Z. Johns. of West Washington, have returned
home from pleasant stay of three weeks at
Jordan's sulphur Springs, Frederick county, Va.
The Folly of Worry.
From the Albany Journal
1t is not work that kills, but worry 1t is not
the revolution that destroys the machinery. but