Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-09-20
PERSONAL MENTION.

/ PERSONAL MENTION.
A reunion meeting of the 1.-THE wittmore, I"
after the summer vacation was held on Wednes.
day evening at the residence Of the Misses
Bear, 204 + street northwest and by whom the
members were pleasantly entertained Aiter
| a busy less meeting, at which plans were ais
| Gu led looking to the fall and winter work In
charitable lines, fine program was presented:
| Miss Matte Gray, Miss Mol1e Mckee ana
Messrs. Burlew and Wsltee, contributed several
musical numbers, and, in addition. fancy cut
cards-''two Of kind'-were distributed con.
general interests which the gentleman was ex-
pected to discussowith the lady who held the
| card corresponding to his own. The result was
| quite amusing and added no little TO the en-
| joyment Of the evening.
Mrs. Theo Friebus and son, Theo Friebus,
IT,, have returned from three months visit to
Europe.
Mrs Lane and son Of South Washington have
returned from a several weeks sojourn at
Boyds.
| Miss Spitzzer Of II street northwest has re-
turned from her summer vacation.
Mrs. G. E. W. Sharretts and daughter, Stella,
have returned home from their summer So
journ in Pennsylvania and Maryland.
Miss Martina Yznaga, Master Alexis Yznsga
and Miss Laura Campbell have just returned
from delightful visit in Charles county,
Maryland.
! Misses Susie O'Hagan and Bertha Kaiser are
visiting friends at Chesapeake "Bay-side."
Mrs. George N. Beale has returned to her
home, s147 T street, after her prolonged
absence.
Miss Edith Abel of Boston is on brief visit
to friends in Washington and is stopping with
j. ]. Halsted, 1886 18th street
Miss Laura g. Hewett, who made pleasant
two months sojourn at Arch Springs, Pa, is
| now visiting friends in Toledo, Ohio.
Mr.. Landon Burchell, son Of Mr.. N. W. Bur-
chell, has spent his summer vacation travelling
through the British Isles with relative whose
home is in Bristol. He afterward travelled
some upon the continent and visited the Paris
graphs IN all the places he has visited, and is
! expected to arrive in New York today.
Mr.. Sandy Britton, son of Col. A. II. Britton
of 18th street, will DO married to Miss Lulu
Reed Of this city on the 23d of October.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Burt of Vermont avenue
are spending the season in Vermont.
Admiral and Mrs. Almy are at Narragansett
Pier. Lieutenant and Mrs. Haynes (the latter
before last June was Miss Amy have gone to
tn .eutenants assigned post at Fort Leaven-
worth, Kan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reginald Fendall, who spent
the early summer at the Warm Sulphur Springs
are now in Europe.
Mrs. John NJ. Glover with her babies and
nurse, summered at Deer Park.
Mrs. and Miss Audenreid are closing a gay
summer by a stay at New London.
Mrs. Belknap, on her way home from the
northeastern coast, met General Belknap at
the railway station here or Saturday night and
| the two proceeded upon tour westward.
Mrs. Major Powell has returned from her
tour along the eastern coast resorts in company
| with Mrs. Tulloch. They made their last stay
at Bar Harbor. Mrs. Tulloch was not able to
come home, as she is detained until later in
the season by hay fever, for which she il now
staying at Bethlehem. Nh. Mrs. Justice
Lamar, who is an annual sufferer from the
malady, has spent her autumns in that locality
for many years.
Mrs. George Alfred Townsend, who has been
SO seriously i'll all the summer at her place on
South Mountain, is now convalescent and will
spend the winter here instead of New York
city. because of the advantages Of the climate.
The marriage of Miss virgie Niles and Mr.
Harris will be solemnized on the 9th of Novem-
Der.
The Rockville brides Of yesterday were re-
marked for the beautiful travelling costumes
they wore. Mrs Prescott's dress was made of
French ladies' cloth in the new copper color and
was braided with eoppsr-colored silk cord. 1t
was made with directoire coat. Mrs Abbi's
suit was also made with directorie coat and
was fine French cloth, in . delicate stone
color, braided with black silk crochetted gimp
Ex-Secrstary and Mrs. Endicott will soon
leave London for this country TO be present in
this city at the marriage Of their son, Mr.
Win. 9. kndicott, jr., and Miss Theron, the
granddaughter Of Mr.. Samuel Ward. Mrs.
Chamberlain has achieved wonderful popu-
lsrity in England, and an American lady visit
ing in London this summer was told that the
queen was particularly pleased with her and
expressed her royal intention OF knowing the
fair BostOnian more intimately.
Mrs. A. A. Holt Of Titchburg, Mass, is the
guest Of her sister, Mrs. NJ. Barnes Bruce, who
has just returned from Saratoga springs to her
home No. 1927 22d street northwest
Mrs. Frank p. Erdman, daughter Of the late
Col J. MacCuen Of Philadelphia, is visiting
her son, Mr.. Geo. Frank Erdman of the Treas
ury department., at his home in Mt. Pleasant.
Miss Mamie U. Erdman has returned to her
home at Mt Pleasant after spending several
weeks at Saratoga, Cape May and Philadelphia.
She accompanied her aunt Mrs. VIM. Ward of
Chester, Pa.