Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-06
SOCIETY.
SOCIETY.
washlngtouians Coming Home Per.
sonal Notes Of Interest.

SOCIETY.
washlngtouians Coming Home Per.
sonal Notes Of Interest.
Mrs.. Cutshaw Of New York avenue and her
Granddaughter. Miss Bessie Stocks are visiting
friends in Hillsboro, Hamilton and Purcell.
vile. Loudoun county, Va
Dr.. ID. Kerfoot Shuts, professor in the Na-
tional Medical College, will sail on Wednesday
In the steamer Friesland from New York for
Europe. He expects TO spend year In the
hospitals Of London. Berlin and Vienna, pur-
suing advanced studies in ophthalmology.
Mrs. Moore and children have returned home
from four weeks sojourn on the New England
coast
Miss Katie Conner and Misses Julia and Daisy
Diggins have returned from . pleasant outing
At Round Hin, Va
Col Robert Boyd and family returned home
The early part Of the week from Cape May, n.
j., where they spent the entire summer.
Max wsyI has gone to the Adirondack noun.
sains for month on sskstching tour. He is the
guest Of the Brazilian minister.
Mr.. and Mrs Kaufman, Miss Kaufman
and Miss Noyes returned to the city last night
after their summers trip through the far west.
They are In the best Of health and report de-
lghtfui trip.
Mr.. W. A. Croffut has returned from . tour
through the Bay Of Fundy with his wife and
sstcra His cousin, Mrs. Parsons, who has
been In Washington and il well known an
amateur entertainer, was also Of the party.
They visited In turn Nsrragansett Pier, the
Isles Of Shoals, Portland, Bar Harbor, Campo
bello, st. John and St stephen, New Bruins
wick, the White mountains and Lake Cham
plain. spending a week at the latter retreat
with Mayor Manning of Albany a. guests of
Mr.. T. ]. sullivan They tarried fortnight az
Campobelio.
Drs. D. W. Prentiss and A. r. A. King Of this
city we're among the passengers on the steam
ship Columbia who arrived at New York yester-
day. DIR. Prentss reached nome last evening.
Miss Katie NJ. Greene, who has been spend
ing the past month ct Rockville, Nd, has re-
DR.. James A. Treer and family have returned
from their summer outing. which has been di-
vided between different points in New York
and Pennsylvania
The Misses Evans who we're chsperoned by
Mrs Boyd at Cape May during their stay there,
have returned
Mrs. George W. Evans, who accompanied her
husband TO the Pacific coast states during June
and July, joined the Misses Evans ut Cape May
in the early part Of August and remained with
them until they returned home, and il once
more pleasantly located in her 10Th street
home.
Miss Gertrude Thompson has returned from
Capon Springs, but will leave the city in few
days 10 visit Col. +. W. Maddux at Oak Hill,
Va.
Miss Otie R Nelson and her brother, Mr.. c.
E. Selson, with several other friends, left to-
day for Berkeley Springs, VIVA
Mrs. W. w. Curtis OF Georgetown has gone
TO her cottage at Colonial Beach, where she
will spend the remainder of the season.
Mr.. J. A. schaffer has returned from three
weeks outing at Aurora w Va
Mra o. N. Ball and her daughter Marion
have returned from Asbury Park.
Mr.. C. Hooker and family have returned
from the Adirondacks-
Charles U. Gibson Of 17i3 9th street will
leave the city Sunday morning TO visit friends
at hartinsburg, W. Va.
Mr.. g. Lansburgh and his daughter Minnie
arrived here last night on the Limited" after
an absence of three months, during which they
travelled through the most interesting parts of
Europe. They were met at the depot by his
family, his brother and many Of his friends,
who were glad to welcome them bacx Both
have improved wonderfully and are lavish in
their praise Of European hospitality. Many
floral tributes from friends were awaiting them
at the house.
The wedding Of Mr.. VIM. A. Raborg and
Miss Mary Meade. whose engagement has been
announced, will take place the latter part of
October.
Mrs. 8. J. Mssser has returned from two
months sojourn among friends in New Hamp-
shire.
Rev. C. ID. Andr Tvs, rector Of Christ Church,
ST. Paul, Mimi, is accompanied on his visit
here by his nieces Miss Manic ana Lizzie An
drews.
Mrs. NJ A. Tucker and her daughters, Miss
Leila and Mrs. J. c. Van Hook, have returned
to the city to their home, l406 Chaplin street.
pleasant surprise was given to Mr.. C. H.
Frear and bride o; Troy, NY, at +he residence
OF Mr.. A. II. Frear, 223 Sth street northeast,
Thursday evening. The affair was arranged by
Mrs. Andrew Kalstrom aud daughters of No
COS street lot theast There we're present of
the party Mr.. and Mrs. G. N. Whitney, Mrs s.
and Miss c. Brookfeld, Mrs. and Miss Lulu
Cole, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. l. McCreery and the
Misses Flora and Lulu, Mr.. and Mrs. and Mamie
Bishop, Miss Virgins. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. n Can
held, Mrs. Woodland. Mr.. and Mrs. Martin and
daughters Oracle, Alleen and Allie, Mrs. Kali
strom and family and Mr.. and Mr. A. H.
Frear. Refreshments we're brought and served
and the social entertainment was enlivened
with vocal solos by Miss Mamie Kalstrom and
piano solos by Miss Carrie Brookheld, Mrs
Woodland and Miss A. Thomas. Mr. Frear and
his bride left for their home Friday morning.
Mrs. s. g. Jefords and her son, Walter W.
Jefords, OF Peoria, Ill, are spending a pleasant
month with Mr.. and Mrs. II. j. Wylie Of this
city.