Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-08-26
PERSONAL MENTION.


Mr. and Mrs. F. b Mcclure have gone to the
Warm Springs of virginis for q stay Of several
weeks. They we're much later in going "a
their old haunt this year than usual. owing 10
Mr.. McGuire's absence in Europe. during which
time Mrs.. Mcclure remained at Manchester,
Mass. with her mother. Mrs. Franck Taylor
who was dangerously i'll for a while Latteriy
however, her health has considerably i'm
proved.
Miss Lucy Crafty left Saturday for Atlantic
City, accompanied by her niece, Mis- May
Malone
MIR. Samuel I. Larcombe il visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. B. F. Larcombe and other relatives at
Hynes Park, Md, to recuperate his health.
Last Thursday night Col and Mrs. I. A
Roseerans gave delightful entertain emit at their
picturesque summer home in Rockville. the &C.
casion being the thirteenth birthday of their
daughter Cornelia Stewart. Among her young
friends present were the Misses Bouie, Daw-
son, Anderson, Masters, Polk, Hege, Heath
and and White; the Masters Heath. King, Bouie,
Talbot Henderson, Kingdom, White and
Dawson. Miss Addie Heath Of Washington has
been spending some weeks at Rockville, the
guest of Miss Cornelia Rosecrans. Col Rose
Grams left Saturday night with the GAR. for
Milwaukee, whence he goes to Colorado for a
sOjourn of some weeks.
Miss Annie Lewis Of Washington made a hit
last night in Chicago in Later On" She
danced and sang herself into popular favor.
Mrs. sullivan and daughters Emie and Lille
and Miss Lincoln and Dir. Bowling have just re-
turned from some weeks stay at Ocean View.
Mr. E. j. Smith has returned from a tour on
his wheel to Charlottesville through the Shen
andOah valley.
Mr. J. C. V. Smith and sisters, Misses Annie
and Lillian. left on Saturday for Norfolk, Va,
TO take part in the LAW. meet. The Misses
Smith will be the guests of Miss Mamie
Mekegsn. Norfolk
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Marian. Catharine aud Mida, are in New York
Tor few days seeing the sights in and about
Gotham. They will return to Asbury Park to
spend the balance OF the heated term, return
ing to Washington about the middle Of Septem-
Der.
Mrs J. W. Bates has been spending the past
two weeks at Niagara-on-the-Lake which place
she will soon leave to be with her friends at
her Old home at Thorold. Ont. Mr.. Bates will
JON her there about September 1 and after a
few weeks the two will return to this city.
Mr.. John b. Larner left on Saturday for
Chicago to attend the convention of the Ameri-
can bar association, which will meet in that city
on the 25th.
Mr.. c. H. Mitchell and @. F. Morrison have
gone to the seashore for few weeks.
Mrs. John A. Miller and daughter Grace
left today for few-weeks' stay at Hamilton. Va.
A pleasant hop was given in the dining room
of the Colonial Beach hotel Saturday
night. Dancing began al $50 O'Clock.
Nan-e Lewis, Mr.. and Mrs. Heaton, Mrs H. T.
TaSgart. Mrs. q. W. Wood. the Misses Noyes.
Miss Ihom. Sophia Bid, Blanche Shepperson,
AddIe Gsnsler, Emma hammond, the Misses
AcGowan, Berthe Wilson, the Misses Yates,
the Kisses Roe. the Misses Johnson and Messrs.
Fraser. Partridge, MOuntrerden. Weismann,
Nusser. Smith, Byng. McCauley. Albert, Yates,
Warmell. Weaver. Grapes and Laskey.
Surgeon II. S. I. Harris of the United States
army, who was accidentally wounded while
handling pistol carelessly at Orkney Springs
q few weeks ago, as stated in The STAR has re-
turned to the Washington barracks for few
dave. While here he will endeavor to have the
position OF the bullet located which could not
be found az the time of the accident, and ex-
traoted If advisable. He is looking well and
Seems to be none the worse for his misfortune.
Mr.. Salvatore Desio and family will return
tomorrow evening after a four-weeks' visit to
Long Branch. Asbury Park and Coney Island
very enjoyable mop was given at Silver
Springs saturday evening. Among those pres
ent We.e: Mr.. and Mrs Porter, Miss Mabel
Ldie, Miss Jennie Dangerfeld, Miss Morrison,
Miss StUmpA, Mr.. and Mrs. Livingstone Mr.
Buckley. Mr. Schneider, Mr.. De Lancy Mr.
Geo. kdie and Capt Roger
Misses NJ E. and A. c. Thompson are at Rock
EHon Springs.
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Tn morning from Indianapolis, registering at
Wizards
Tho n.any friends of Mrs. Noah, the wife of
ID Moan. correspondent of the Denver Tribune,
viii !e.Tn with deep ,gret OF her death. which
took Place IN New York city this morning She
hc! been suffering from heart disease for some
time and her death was not unexpected. judge
Noah was with his wife when she died and will
bring her remains TO this city for interment
Ar. 2. Harris, proprietor of the Bijou theater,
will spend the winter in Washington With his
family, having selected quarters ~ the Port
land His son Theodore will attend George
town college.
Mr.. Leon Tobriner has returned after sew
eral weeks sOjOurn at Cape May. Dir. and Mrs
Zach. Iobriner, his parents, left for that plsc,
today.
Miss MO.ie GarthwRit of this city AMI MIS-
A. b. IEursby OF Baltimore hav re-u:a-i fir N
the mountains, where they hav: beea su amer
ing.
Misses Dougall and Flechner Of Brooklyn are
visiting Miss hemstreet OF Wyoming avenue.
Health Officer TOwnshend, who has been at
Cape May some time. has returned to the city
much improved IN health.