Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-08-19
PERSONAL MENTION.

home. Mrs. window and daughters will join
him in New York tomorrow. The Secretary
will be absent from the city about two weeks.
The following are among the latest arrivals
at Rock Enon Springs: Miss Priscilla stearns,
Mr.. A. X. Quaife, Mr.. Jacob A. Shindel, Mr. j.
N. shindel. Mrs. G. A. schott, Miss A. Schott
and s. r. Hersey.
Mr.. and Mrs- e. L Nottingham and sister,
Miss Lila W. Butt, and Mr.. g. Nottingham have
gone on pleasure trip to Watkins Glen, Mag
ara Falls and saratoga, returning by Atlantic
City.
Assistant Secretary A. A. Adee Of the State
department. has resumed his Official duties
after bicycling trip through England. Mr..
Adee devoted himself to the cathedral cities
and greatly improved his health.
Mr.. l. j. Becker Of the National museum will
leave tomorrow for New York and Boston, in
which cities he will spend several weeks vaca-
ton.
Ex-President and Mrs. Cleveland arrived at
baranac lake Saturday. They drove directly
70 Saranac inn, Mrs. Cleveland's favorite resort
while in the Adirondacks.
Among the distinguished visitors soon to be
expected in New York are NJ. and Mime. Wilson,
son-in-law and daughter Of the late president
OF the French republic, NJ. Grevy. who, but for
this son-in-lav, would probably still be in
Office.
Consul General New gave dinner in London
Harrison. Among the Americans present were
Minister Lincoln, Vice Consul o. r. johnson,
John v. Farwell and Peter Studebaker Of
Chicago, Nathaniel Page and J. G. Mcpherson
OF Washington, Lieutenant Commander Emory.
Major Post. r. 5. Wahring of Pittsburg John
Russell Young, Frank Mclaughlin of Philadel-
phia, James K Osgood, II. 8. Welcome, Michael
p. Grace. Z. F. Monstt, ext Consul Charles Rus
sell, John Bigelow and Francis Voullion.
Mr.. Walker Blaine left Bar Harbor Yesterday
for this city He will stop in New York one
day.
Miss Madge Little and Miss Ahern have left
for Atlantic City to remain until September l.
hop was given Friday evening at Airy
Castle park by the Recherche circle Among
the dancers were the Misses Gary, Annie Lee,
Osgood, Florence Kearny, Capehart, Raby
Tinker and Calver, and Messrs. Cole White,
Gary, William and Howard Lee, Hodge, Fer
gusOn, Ward and j. A. White.
Mrs. Z. H. Thomas and Mrs Geo II. Harries
left the city on Saturday for two weeks sojourn
at townsville, Frederick county, Md.
Miss Abbie Hancock has returned home from
pleasant visit to her sister, Mrs. Eugene
Griffin, in Boston.
Lieut.. and Mrs. Luther Hare who have been
visiting Mrs. John Hancock, will leave this
afternoon for Old Point Comfort for a stay of
about a week. Later Mrs. Hare will visit
friends on the Hudson, but she anticipates re-
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the social season.
Maj. Crawford and Maj. Mcintyre left the
city on Saturday night and are now enjoying
the comforts of Long Branch
Gen. Ordway has returned to Berkeley
Springs.
Capt. II. H. Parmenter. Mrs. Parmenter and
their daughter. Miss Edna, left today for Bal
timore, from whence they will 60 by steamer to
Chatham. Mass. They will be absent about
three weeks.
Mr.. C. V. Trott and family and Miss Belle
Trott have returned to the city from stay of
several weeks at Piney Point
Mrs. I. G. De Mol has returned home from q
pleasant visit in the mountains
Mr.. Eugene Arnold left yesterday for Nara
gansett Pier and Newport.
Mr. William F. Ryan Of the Interior depart
ment is spending month in Atlantic CITY.
Miss May German is spending her vacation
with friends in Norfolk and Portsmouth, Va.
Mr.. r. L. Madison aud wife and Mr.. r. L.
White and wife left today for Boston by sea.
Before returning they will visit Portland. Bar
Harbor and various other points along the coast
of Maine.
Mrs. Armat Stoddart and family and Mrs. J.
n. Vermilya are at THE Windsor" Atlantic
City, where they have been since June Is
Mr.. J. P. Taylor and wife, accompanied by
Mrs. Taylor's sister, Miss Ella v. Knowles, are
at Langley, Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. B. Donaldson have gone on
pleasure trip to Watkins Glen and Niagara
Falls and will extend their trip to Toronto,
Canada.
Mrs. r. E. Kerkam Cnee Miss Belle Cavis) who
has been visiting her parents. Mr. and Mrs A.
i. Cavis, left for her home in New Orleans
Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lionssat, Miss Annie Lionssat
DR.. Ruff. Mrs. Lieut. Macomb and Miss Nickel
den are at Windsor Sulphur Springs.
Among those summering at st. Georges
Island are Miss Bessie Flynn, Mrs Eckstein
and daughter, Mr.. Kortz and wife. Mr. and
Mrs. SchwarZ, Mr.. EwaId Schmitt and family
Miss Anna Schmitt. Mr. Siefert, Mr. Fletcher
Miss Emma Meyenberg. Mr.. Kauffhold Mr.
Bentheim, Mr.. Fonda and family, Mr.. r. ].
Adams and family, Mr.. and Mrs. II. H. Clapp
and grandchildren. Mrs. Hagerty and family,
Mr.. Childs and family.
Miss Annie E. Wilson, after q delightful So
Journ at Marshall Hall, returned to the city
last evening.
Mr.. Arthur Nattan and family are stopping at
Ocean City, Md.
Miss Irms Woodington Of Capitol Hill has
gone to Virginia Beach to visit friends.
Miss May Serrin Of Georgetown left Saturday
for Colonial Beach to visit her aunt, Mrs. A. B.
Hines.
Mr.. J. Fl. Bowman left for Leesburg, Va, on
Friday.
Chas. Schneider, Chss. Heitmiller. L. Eckart
and John g. Reisinger are summering at Can
sndaigua Lake, NY.
Mrs. Jennie NJ. Vincent Of the Treasury de-
partment left Saturday evening for Watkins
Glen and Niagara Falls She will extend her
trip to northern Michigan.
luncheon was given on Thursday by Mrs
A A Higgs at the residence OF her mother -in-
law, Mrs. Thomas Duke of l455 Corcoran street
northwest, In honor Of her guest Miss JEANNE
Nallada, previous to her departure for Cherry
Hill, Va.
Mrs. Annie Williams has returned from Hills
dale to her home at I0I5 2lst street northwest
and is much better
Mr.. W. x. Tubman left on Saturday evening
70 accept the position of assistant manager TO
Grand opera house, Richmond, Va
An enjoyable coaching party to Silver
Springs was given yesterday In the party
were L. A Schvarz, Misses Rosalie Schwarz,
Carrie Schvarz, Rosa kohler, Jeanette Haas,
Carrie Hnsh, and Messrs JOS. H. Hammer. G.
Solomon, II. Ostheimer, E. David F. Kohler.
J. Goldsmith and Fred Kohler. Messrs. Poyn,
ton and simpson photographed them in various
groupings.
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