Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-09-16
PERSONAL MENTION.


On the arrival Of the President at Deer Park
Saturday at s pm. he was met at the station
by Mrs. Harrison and Mrs Mckee. Represent
alive Grosvenor Of Ohio. who was on the same
train, stopped of and took tea at the White
House cottage and left on late train for his
Ohio home. Miss Minnie Wanamaker the
eldest daughter of the Postmaster General will
be the next guest at the White House cottage.
She is expected to arrive today. Hon. James
E. Campbell and wife left for Ohio.
Nh. J. Tracy has returned to the city from
Greenville, n. j., where she has been visiting
her sister.
Mr.. Tyler Townsend and Miss Caroline Hess
we're married last Tuesday afternoon by the
hev. ). u. Butler at the parsonage Of the Me-
mortal Lutheran church. Immediately after
the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs. Townsend left the
city for short stay in the mountains.
DR.. John r. Quinan, who ia visiting his son
and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Quinan,
will return to Baltimore the latter part of the
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. FARMLAND Janus and family
have returned from Asbury Park.
Miss Louisa S. Weightman has returned from
Asbury Park.
Mrs. Phoebe II. Janus has returned from
Asbury Park and is staying with her son,
FARMLAND Janus, at 11O4 New Hampshire
avenue, nursing a sprained ankle, received in
DelUG transferred aTOuEu Luo UIiuSc
wreck Friday night last
DR.. and Mrs Hartleben returned home on
Friday last.
Miss Annie Chamberlain has returned from
two-weeks' stay in Baltimore, where she has
been visiting relatives.
Mr.. s. G. Wallach has gone to New York to
meet Mr.. and Mrs. s. G. Moot, who have ar
rived there from an extended trip through
Europe. Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Moot were also ON
the same steamer.
Ex-Minister and Mrs. John ". Foster, who
made an extensive summer trip through the
west, visiting the Yosemite Falls and Yellow
stone Park, San Francisco, and afterward max
ing the voyage to Alaska, have returned to the
city and opened their l street home. Mr.. Fos-
ter returned some DAYS ago, and Mrs. Foster,
who was visiting some relatives in Jersey City,
reached home on Saturday night Mr.. and
Mrs. Foster are both in excellent health. Miss
Eleanor Foster, who spent the summer at Mo-
hawk with friends, is now visiting in Goshen,
NY, and will not be back before the LIST Of
October.
Mrs. A. R. spofford and Miss spofford sum-
mered q. Mohawk lake and have returned to
the city.
Mr.. Reavel Savage Of Baltimore has leased
Mrs. Hoxie's house, No. 1882 K street, on the
corner of Farragut square. Mr.. and Mrs.
Savage have many friends among the WELL
known society people of Baltimore.
AAO AOucS uO" OCCupicQ Oy MI jas. Veuuef
Lee. and that was the scene of many brilliant
social events last season, has been leased by
Senator Voorhees,. Miss Voorhees, will dispense
her usual pleasant hospitality during the coming
congressional season. The house is No. 1909 N
street.
Ex-Representative R. B. F. Pierce of Indian
apOlis returned to his home last week after a
brief sOjOurn in this city.
Ex-Minister Kasson will leave his house on
McphprzOn this nd Oh
residence In a house on Pennsylvania avenue,
near Washington circle.
Surgeon General Hamilton of Capitol Hill
has purchased Mr.. Kasson's 15th-street house
and will occupy it at an early date
Col. t. S. Williams, private secretary to Gov.
Hill. is in the city today, having come over
from Ithaca, NY, last night. Col. Williams is
engaged in settling his affairs here as corre-
spOudent of the New York Commercial Alder
t'SeT. which Office he filed here last year. He
leaves here tomorrow for q visit to Deer Park
and returns to Albany this week, where he as
sumes the duties OF his new position on Friday.
Col. Williams Is looking exceedingly well and
has reason to feel fattered at being chosen for
the prominent political position to which he
has succeeded. The personal possibilities of
the place are considerable for young man of
ability.
Mr.. Chang Yen Hoon minister of the Chinese
legation. attended by Mr. Shu Cheon Pom, first
secretary. Mr.. Ho Shen Chez and DIR. Yon re-
turned to the city from the Catskill mountains
where they spent the summer The party
stopped in New York city for a few days en-
route.
Among those returning from Europe by the
steamers arriving in New York on SATURDAY.
were Rev. VIM. A. Bartlett, pastor of the New
York avenue church, and Messrs. Chaplin Brown
and James Lansburg of this city.
Mr.. {. Z. Nyman and family. after spending
the summer in Virginia, are making a tour
through Pennsylvania and Maryland. They re-
turn to the city IN the early part of october
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Harter of Canton, Ohio.
are visiting their relatives, DR.. J. E. Carpenter
and family, on Capitol Hill Mrs. Harter's
father. Col. Richard Roberts Of the one hun
Gred and fortieth Pennsylvania was killed at
Gettysburg. and they have been attending the
ceremony of dedicating the monument to his
memory on the battlefield.
Mrs. G.. W. Sumner of 1900 Rhode Island
avenue will return Monday from a three
months sojOurn at Mt. Kisco, y. Y.
Mr.. Asa E. Phillips has returned to the Le
high university.
Mr.. Louis d. Wine left today for Boston,
where he will place his daughter at school.
The Rev. DIR. and Mrs. Leonard returned to
this city on Saturday after pleasant vacation
OF six weeks. He Oficiated at all the services at
ST. Johns yesterday. and expects to be with
his parishioners for three more SUNDAYS before
his conservation as bishop of Ohio.
Miss Louise Hopkins has returned from her
trip to Carlisle and central Pennsylvania much
benefited by the rest she enjoyed
Miss Carrie E. Fowler arrived home on
Tuesday from the west. where she has been
spending the summer in Ohio, kentucky and
Illinois.
Mrs Judge Gist, having leased her house on
n street northwest, has located at 1925 O street
northwest.
Judge Gist and wife expect to leave on Mon
day TO attend the reunion of the Cumberland
army at Chattanooga, Tenn.
DIR. and Mrs. +. T.: Chamberlin have returned
from months vacation at the seaside.
Mrs. John Walsh has just returned from the
west. She made an extended trip with a party
of friends this summer
THE BRICkLAYERS' PARADE,