Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-08-09

WashiDgtonians on the Mountain Side
and By the Ssashere.,

Washipgtonians on the Mountain Side
| and By the Ssashere.,
| Mr.. and Mrs. George '. Baleh of as2l Penn
sylvsnia svenue are spending the month Of
Angus IN Massachusetts. MrA Coolidge. Mra
Baich's daughter. will remain in Washington
or vicinity until the adjournment Of Congress
| releases Mr.. Coolidge from his dutiea
Among the large number Of Washington "col-
onists" at Spring Lake Beach, NJ. is the fam
lily Of Harry Smith, journal clerk of the House.
They expect to go to the Blue Mountains about
| the 10th instant 10 remain until September l.
Miss Sallie and Mis- Tirssh NJ achall have
gone to the Blue Mountain House for few
| weeks
Mrs. F. M. Lucas, who has remained ct the
Shoreham since the CLOSE of the season, has re-
turned to St. Louis.
Mr.. and Mira John B. Wight are spending
the month Of August at Lake MinnetonkA
Mr.. and MIRA Arthur s. Brown and Mr.. and
Water Gap.
Mrs. W. B. Lynch Of Gainesville. Fla, II visit.
ing her parents, Mr.. and MIRA Victor Becker Of
laos 10th street northwest.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Miller and their daughter
Barbara have gone to Wilmington and Phila-
deiphia to visit relatives. On their way home
Mrs Frank P. Hall and Mira Lester A Hester
are Piney Point
Mrs. L Petrie and her daughter Nellie have
gone to visit friends in Boston. Returning
they will visit New York and Brooklyn.
Miss Lillian Plant Of NJ street has gone on
six weeks trip to New York city and vicinity.
Miss Annie N. Bagley of Richmond and Miss
Nellie Disney of Louisville are visiting Miss
ODwyer, l129 9th street northwest.
Mr.. R. H. Atkinson and family have gone to
Atlantic City.
Mrs. F. A. speass and children have gone TO
Hamilton, Va.
Mrs. P. A. and Harry Auer have gone to
Michigan.
Miss Mary NJ. Burgess Of Capitol Hill IL
spending . month visiting friends in Youngs-
town. Ohio.
Mr.. F. v. Berry Of the foreign exchange,
Smithsonian Institution, and wife left WASH
ington this morning for Boston, New York and
Atlantic City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. c. Walker, accompanied
by their daughter, Miss Katie Walker, have
gone to Atlantic City for the rest Of the
summer.
MIR. Chas. W. Thayer and family left today
for an extended trip north. They will stop
over at New York for . few days, after which
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campment. Later they will visit relatives at
North Reading, Mass. where they will be the
guests for q week of Mrs. J. H. Howard.
Miss Helen Connolly Of Augusta, Ga, who
has been the guest of Miss Bruden, 8I9 1Ath
street, for some weeks, returned home today.
Or. d. o. Lewis Of the Marine Hospital has
returned from q months visit at Cape May.
His family will remain until the close OF the
season.
Miss Constant Of indianapolis, who has been
visiting Miss Florence Miller for several weeks
has gone to New York. Mrs. Miller and Miss
Miller will leave the city next week to be gone
until October.
Miss Cora Brandenburg of townsville, Nd,
is visiting Mrs. George II. Harries, 401 street
MIR. f. E. Upton and family left the city yes
terday for a weeks sojourn at Miller's quiet
resort near the mouth Of the Potomac.
Mr.. r. E. Fugitt and mother of this city are
among the late arrivals registered at the Myrtle
House, Harper's Ferry.
Msssrs. Edward and Harry Coleman, accom-
panied by their sister, Miss Maggie Coleman
OF Capitol Hill, are visiting J. K Dobbyns Of
Neshaminy, Pa. They will return next week
accompanied by the Misses Dobbyns Of Mesh
aniny.
Mrs. Alice Lane and her son have gone for
three weeks visit to Fortress Monroe.
Mrs. NJ. 8. Shattuck and son Clifton are
spending few days at Atlantic city.
Mr.. W. A. Sniffen, OF Marietta, Ohio, is visit
ing g. K. Jenvsy and daughter FOR . few days
Master h B. Durham, son of Capt and
Mrs. Durham, received two prizes at the
commencement OF Toughborough College, Lon
oon-one for great progress In every branch
OF study, the other for the honorable discharge
OF his duty as one Of five monitors chosen for
the term just closed.
Mr.. Henry A. Shore Of No. 1902 H street
northeast and wife, nee Evs De Montreville,
have gone to spend the balance Of the hot term
at the home OF Mr.. Shores parents at Salem,
Mrs. Zaidee R Smith, the soprano of st.
Matthews Church, is at Asbury Park, NJ, for
the month of August
moreland county, Va, are Mrs Gould, Mrs
Holmes, Mr.. lowering, Misses Minnie and May
lowering OF Baltimore, Mrs. Mitchell and chill
drsn, Mrs. g. Shelton and daughter, Mr. and
Mrs. B. b. Mccartney, Mr.. and Mrs. G. p. Lohr
and Master IL. Bernard Chase of Washington.
Mrs. H. F. Morrow Of Chester, Pa, L. visit
ing her cousin, Mrs. Gladmon, on Goth street.
Mrs. Mary Shannon and daughters are at
Colonial Beach Hotel
Among the Westinghouse at Southwest
Harbor, Mount Desert, Me-, are Mrs. Re-
6ecca Wallace and niece, Miss Postiewaite, Mrs.
Thompson, Miss Nellie B. Gisburne, Mr. and
Mrs. Henry A. Blood and son, Mr. and Mrs B.
f. Peters and Willie Green.
Mrs. e. A. Beatty and daughter Minnie and
Miss Ella Brick are at the Lockwood House,
Harper's Ferry.
Prof. Fristoe Of Columbian University has
gone to the mountains Of Tennessee and North
Carolina to spend the month of August
Misses Pattis Woodley and Laura volkman
have returned from Colonial Beach, Va, where
they were the guests Of Mrs Renshaw.
Mr.. ]. R. Graham and daughters Of Esd
street are summering on the Hudson.
DR.. D. H. Hazen and his bro Their, A. d.
HAGEN, third assistant postmaster general,
have been called to Pennsylvania on account
OF the illness OF their mother. Mrs. DR.. Hazsn
and son ale srmmering in Pennsylvania.
Miss Bette Snyder Of 500 Florida avenue il
spending few days with her friend, Miss Ida
Burdett of MI Airy, Md.
Mrs. s. Desio of 9O5 E street has left for
Berkeley Springs with her children. She is
accompanied by her young sister, Miss Gertie
Mrs. J. NJ. Wood OF I'd street northeast and
Miss Emma Wood Of Capitol Hill are spending
a few weeks at Round Hill. Va.
DR.. s. +. Newton, wife and son are summer
ing at Bright View Cottage, Old Point Com
fort, Va.
Mrs. Jos. W. Burkart, accompanied by her
| son, Mr.. F. W. Burkart, are at the Jewel Cot
tage, Atlantic City, for . week or two.
Among the arrivals in New York from Europe
a. NJ Walf n.r, n