The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1890-08-31
PERSONALS.

PERSONALS.
&c Yeatman went to Ocean Grove early in
the week.
Judge Arthur Macarthur, of Washington, was
among the weeks visitors to Asbury Park.
Mr.. H. E. Quinn, of Washington, was among
the arrivals at Ocean Grove early in the week.
Senator Payne. of Ohio, has gone upon an ex-
tended tour of the Northern lakes, especially of
Lake Superior.
William Butterworth. of Washington, was
among the visitors to Asbury Park during the
week.
Mr.. Frederic B. Nichols, of william Ballantyne
& Sons, is spending his vacation at Aurora,
W. Va.
Mr.. W. b. Moncure of Richmond, Va, is in
the city on few days visit to his brother, H.
w. Moncure.
Harry ]. Tindall, Esq, of New York, agent of
the famous Faber Pencil Company, and a men,
Der of the Columbia Athletic Club, spent the
week with Washington friends.
DIR. E. S. Kimball has returned to the city from
his summers vacation, and will resume his les
sons in singing on Monday, the 1st of Septem-
Der, at 7lS Twelfth street.
Secretary Noble. accompanied by his family
and his private secretary, Mr.. w. f. Ryan, left
Washington yesterday for a two weeks stay at
Richfeld Springs, n. Y.
Mr.. William Secher, the well.known young
patent attorney, has gone to Cleveland, where
he will be connected with the patent and PEN
sion firm of Hall & Fay.
Mr.. c. H. Jordan, one of the most successful
and enterprising business men of Buena Vista,
Va. senior member of the real estate, stock and
insurance firm of G. H. Jordan s. Co., is in the
city.
Mr.. NJ. A. Clancy, Clerk of the Supreme Court
of the District of Columbia, has been with his
wife visiting relatives and friends at and near
Pennington, N. H. Mrs. Clancy's mother, Mrs.
Wiley, is still residing near Pennington. She is
about ninety-two years of age.
Mr.. George Denham, the well-known come
dian, has returned to the city from St. Louis,
where he has been playing all summer with
light opera company. He will remain about
Washington six weeks, when he will reioin the
Jefersou-F Florence company.
Mr.. Alton B. Carly. the delegate from Printing
Pressmens Union No. l, I. P. P. u, of this city.
will leave for Boston this morning to attend the
second annual convention of the International
Printing Pressmen's Union of North America, to
be convened September 2. He will be accom-
panied by several pressmen and their wives.
Rev. James F. Mackin. pastor of St. Paul's
Church, has returned to the city. He has spent
the past three months in Europe, and has visited
London, Paris, Dresden, and Rome. While in
Rome he had an interview with Cardinal Man.
ming, and at Oberammergau visited the Passion
Play. He has been greatly benefited in health
by his tour.
Col. Ed. W. S. Moore, formerly of this city. now
of Baltimore, was here Friday afternoon on pri-
vate business. Col. Moore is one of the busiest
men in Baltimore, and is acquiring wealth. Be-
sides his duties in connection with the West Vir-
ginia Central Railway system, of which company
he is the secretary, he has extensive interests in
oil wells in West Virginia, his associates in the
latter being Mr.. Emmons Blaine and other we'll
known business men.
Mr. James P. VOORHEES,, the younger son of
Senator Voorhees,, is taking brief respite
among friends in Indiana and Michigan. He has
been lately diverting his mind, as well as may
be. from thoughts of his bereavement on ac-
count of the recent loss of his young wife by
resumption of work with the modelling tool and
with his pen. He has made what are said to be
improving although slight alterations in the
head of 1.-THE Christ" in hdut relieuo sculpture,
which was modelled by him several years ago.
and which work has received commendatory
criticisms from Archbishop (now CardinaD Glib
bons and from DR.. Chappelle. the pastor of ST.
Matthew's Church. Mr.. Voorhees, is also en-
couraged by the reception given to his recent
novel, 1.-THE Tale of Wealth."