Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-08-03
PERSONAL MENTION.

Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Clapp, accompanied by
their grandchildren, Harry and Alice Ruff
ieft last evening for St Georges Island to be
absent during August.
Mrs Byron Sunderland is visiting Forest
Glen for few days as the guest Of Mrs. Cham.
berlin.
Mrs. F. W. Pease. accompanied by her daugh.
ter, Miss Rena, left to-day for Rock Enon
Springs, Va
Mrs. David G. Bangs is at Rock Enon Springs.
she is accompanied by her son, Roscoe Bangs,
and sister. Miss Annie Lake.
A pleasant party was given at the residence
Of Mrs. N. A Corcoran, 1121 18th street, las.
evening Among those who participated were
the Misses Kerney, willet, O'Connor, Baldwin
and Dervin, also Messrs. Ramey, Neuman,
Garrison, Crossaeld, Kaiser. wyncoop, Nc
Ciosky, Snyder, Smith and Knight.
d. Nachman, A. N. Orrison, J. G. Lick and
Bishop J. J. Keane of Washington are at Con-
gress Hall, Cape May.
Judge Sam1 G. Mills has returned to the city
after short sojourn at Otterburn, Va.
Mr. Samuel Norment and family, Mrs. Geo.
w. Utermehle aud Mrs. L. NJ. Taylor left
this morning for Oakland, where they expect
70 spend the balance Of the summer.
Major Geo. W. Evans, chief of finance and
disbursing officer, Department of the Interior,
left to-day to join his family at Asbury Park,
where he Will remain until the middle of Sep
TENDER
Major Chas. T. Yoder and family have left
the city to spend the balance of the season
among the mountains Of Maryland.
Miss Anna Pope. 1909 Q street northwest, left
this morning to spend month at Red Sulphur
Springs, Salem,ya.
Mrs. Dunlap of the Treasury and family, to-
gether with Miss Rosa Ford Of Q street and
Miss Sally Mason left to-day to spend some
weeks at Dover,Va.
Miss Victoria La Compile will leave the city
tomorrow for a months vacation at Green
field, Mass.
Mrs. Mckinney and daughter of South WASH
ington have gone to Madison G. H., Va, to
spend q month.
The mother and sisters of Mr.. W. D. Hodges
expect to join him soon in Detroit. where he
win reside, having resigned his clerkship in
the Navy department.
Mrs. p. ]. Laehmeyer Of IS Lafayette square
viii be the guest of Captain and Mrs. Collins Of
Bristol, r. l., after a short term for recupera-
ton at Narragansett Pier. Many Washing
tonians will remember Mrs. Collins as the
widow Of Major Burt. U A., and will be pleased
to learn that she is once again the hostess Of an
elegant home.
DIR. Bacon Of 1912 Connecticut avenue and
family, Miss Louise Connally Of 457 NJ street
northwest, Miss Leona Heiiprin Of 922 B street
southwest, the Misses Brewer and Miss Hol-
land, are following the exercises of the Summer
school of languages Of Amherst, Mass. Prof.
c. Fontaine of this city and Madame Fontaine
are among the teachers.
Mrs. c. H. Allen has gone to Rock Enon
Springs for month.
Miss BERTHE Howser of Washington is stop
ping at Edge Hill cottage, Relay Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. V. DeGraw are visiting Mr..
Walter P. Phillips in New York.
Mrs. H. Conquest Clarke is progressing
toward convalescence, but is not yet able to
leave her bed.
Mr.. J. Albert Duvall is stopping at Ocean
City, Nd
Mr.. Edward P. Harrington left yesterday for
his home at New Bedford, Mass, and for few
weeks at Martha's Vineyard.
Misses Dorothy Neither and Katie Oates have
gone to Loudoun county, Virginia, for the
month Of August.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. G. Snow have left town for
their cottage on the Penobscot Maine, till
September.
Miss Flora Talmadge is at Capon Springs
with Mrs. A. F. Farrar.
The family of ]. H. Slime have gone to
Stevensburg, Va, for the summer.
II. II. u 4hOiApoOu are al hOCh
Enon Springs for the month of August
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Reed Littell and Miss Fannie
Rsum are at Willow Grove in the Shenandoah
valley.
Mrs. Kate Heating has gone to Ocean Grove
to spend the month Of August
Mrs. NJ. A. Williamson of the government
printing Office and her daughter Annie l.. of
the pension Office are in New York on u months
leave.
The friends of DR.. c. B. Gilbert will be glad
to learn that he has SO far recovered from his
illness to be able to leave last Thursday for
Bath, Me-, to visit his parents.
James E. Padgett and family have gone to
Rehoboth Beach for the month Of August.
Mrs. z. ]. Jennings and children are sum-
mering at Hamilton, Va.
William Walter Phelps, the newly appointed
minister to Germany, was the guest of Vice
President Morton yesterday at the latter's
Rhineclif home, where he remained all night
Rev. DIR. Elliott of Foundry NJ. E. church.
this city, will conduct services in the chapel at
Deer Park tomorrow.
An enjoyable musicale was held at 'Briar
Bend" the cottage of Miss Swan, Mountain
Lake Park, Md, Wednesday, in honor of her
guests- Among those present were Misses
Claude and Grace Brooks and Mr.. @. ". Meyers
of Washington.
new. Dr. Leonard, rector OF st. Johns left
the city on Thursday for the north on a six
weeks vacation, Mrs. Leonard accompanying
him.
Mrs. j. E. Moran and daughter leaves this
afternoon for The Plains, Fauquier county. Va.
accompanied by Mrs. c. Coomes and son.
Mrs T. B. Harrison of 1929 street is max
ing tour Of England with her son. She is
now at Nottingham, but expects to leave for the
continent in few days. She will return about
October /.
Mr.. Thomas Tant and Mr.. Rufus Putnam
leave to-day for Atlantic City.
Miss Juliet Palmer left this morning to join
friends at Asbury Park, where she will remain
about two weeks. She intends visiting New
York, Philadelphia, and Baltimore before
returning home.
Mr.. Thos. w. Hungerford, of the real estate
nrm Of Rust Hungerford. and family are rec
resting IN Westmoreland county, Va.
Mrs. DIR. s. +. Newton and son are summer
ing in the Blue Ridge mountains.
Miss Alice c. Stier Of 1881 Corcoran street is
at Rock Enon Springs for the month of August.
DR.. and Mrs. La Fetra left Washington last
night for Chautauqua and Niagara, at which
resorts they will remain for about fortnight
DR.. Charles E. Hagner and family leave to-
morrow for a months rest OF Oakland
Miss Anna Csmmack is at Rock Enon Springs
for few weeks.
Judge West willoughby and daughter are
spending month at Rock Enon springs.