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

SOCIAL MATTERS.
Autumnai Journeyings Of well-Kpowu
washingtonians-Pe
Nra and Miss Woods, widow and daughter OF
the late Justice Woods Of the Supreme Court,
spsnt the summer months at Vineyard Haven,
Nass., where xra Woods purchased piece Of
ground IN the upper portion OF the village,
nextysar Mrs and Miss Woods are spending
the autumn az Watkins Glen. NY. and will not
be back to their Mt Pleasant homo until early
in November. Mrs.. Woods has entirely recoy-
cred her health from the serious illness she
went through last winter.
The Dutch minister, Mr.. weckherlin, and
Mr. A. Won Mumm, charge d'affaires of the
German legation in this city, represent the
diplomatic corps at Bar Harbor's autumnal
gayeties.
Mr.. John w. Thompson and Miss Ida Thomp-
son Of this city have reached London on their
return from continental journeyings and will
sail for home on the LIST OF October.
Senator and Mrs. Payne enjoying q trip
that has for its objective point the head Of
Lake Superior.
Mr.. and MIRA z. d. Hay and family are back
from Cottage City. Mass, where they spent the
summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Raabe have returned
from weeks outing in Maryland Mr.. Haabe
hae recovered from his recens Illness and Is
nov able TO be sboua
Mr. and Mrs T. Pliny Moran Of Mount
Pleasant have returned to the city after very
pleasant trip TO Buffalo and niagara Falls.
Mrs. Senator walthaIl and daughter have re-
turned to the city after spending Q month At
Leesburg.
Gen and Mrs William Henry Browne and
Mrs. Knowlton have returned to their K-street
residence from Hot Springs, N. c., whittier
they went for the summer.
Col. and Mrs. John Hay are spending Sep
TENDER in the White Mountains.
Mira Ella b. VI. Marble and daughter have
returned to the city from Forest Glen, where
they summercd. Mrs. Marble is again in her
usual health.
Lieut.. and Mrs T. 3. NJ Mason are in Carls-
bad They will sail for home next month.
Representative and Mrs.. Taylor OF Iowa. Miss
Cannon. Mrs. Kellogg. Mrs. Chas. Sherman,
MISS T. Jean Wilson and Mrs. DIR. Myers OF
this city are among the guests at the Mountain
House, Lake Mohonk, NY.
Mra DR.. wsdsworth and daughter, Miss Marie
Wadsworth, of this city, are visiting Mrs. r. b.
Thurber. who was Miss Wadsworth, in Brook
lyn. NY.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. ". Sidwell have returned to
the city and are getting settled in their new
home. so4 2ist street
Miss Susan p. Pollock has returned from two
months sojourn in the Allegheny mountains
at Mountain Lake Park. Her health 10 thor
oughiy restored
Mr.. J. T. Settle and wife OF Memphis, Tenn,
are visiting Mr.. Settles brother-in-law, Mr.. J.
NJ. Townsend. recorder of the general land
Office, at No. l4l0 Pierce place.
DR.. Burnett arrived at his home on Massa-
Cat l.sk Il
LETT his family at Marienbad. Bohemia. where
they will stay until the cold drives them to the
South Of France. Master Lioners health j.
in about the same condition as when they left
this country in June. Master Vivian sailed
alone on the Normsndie from Hsvre on Satur-
day. his father not being able to get him pas
sage on the Friesland, on which he came. Mrs.
Burnett's health. though improved, Is not yet
completely restored.
DR.. and Mrs. L Morrison have completed .
three months tour among the Casskill mount
aims, Delaware Water Gap. Pa, and Long
Branch, n. j., during which they visited all the
interesting places In the neighborhood of these
famous resorts and also ascended some of the
loftiest peaks of the Appalachian chain. Mrs.
Morrison is still at Long Branch, where she
will remain until the end Of the season The
doctor has returned to resume his official duties.
Vice President Morton arrived at Rhinecliff
Wednesday evening after a sojourn Of a month
tiers returned on Tuesday evening. The family
viii remain at Mr. Morton's summer residence
until the latter part Of October.
Mrs J. E. Young and daughter, Johanna,
have returned from Martha's Vineyard after
pleasant stay of six weeks.
Congressman Pierce Of Tennessee, who was
seriously injured about two months ago by
falling from the platform Of a moving train, is
now with his family at Deer Park, Nd. where
he went to recuperate. He is rapidly improv-
ing and will be able 10 discharge his official
duties in . short time.
Mrs de Bodisco Of St Petersburg, who was
Q resident of Georgetown when married to the
son OF the Russian minister, IL paying Q short
visit 10 her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. Barton,
on 30sh street Her eldest son, Alexander,
born in Georgetown, 10 now an officer in the
Chevalier Guards, the empress Of Russis's own
regiment
The frisnds Of Dr. George Woodruff John
ston of this city will be glad to learn of his
marriage to Miss Helen Edith Hunt, the
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs H. b. Hunt Of Cleve-
land. Ohio. The marriage took place on the 2eth
of August at the Hinde Street Chapel, Man
chester square, in the Parish OF Narylebone,
London. IN the presence Of the parents Of the
bride and number OF interested friends.
DIR. and Mrs. Johnston will visit Washington in
October and then take up their residence ia
Cleveland
MrA II. ]. Durfee Of the second controllers
office. Treasury Department, has returned from
o months sojourn at Asbury Park.
Mr.. and Mrs L. Oppenheimer have issued
cards for the marriage Of their daughter to
Aaron j. Myers tomorrow afternoon at
O'Clock at 2l3 Sd street northwest. Mr.. and
Mira Myers will reside in Charleston, SC.
Mra Lillian West Of Rockford, Ill, 10 whit
ing friends in this city.
Miss Marie Van Tromp and Miss Belle spaf-
ford of Baltimore are guests Of the Misses Null
Ian, 800 II street northwest
Mr.. and Mrs Walter Damrosche left Bar Har-
Dor yesterday for Boston and New York.
Miss Mary l. Mccartney Of 1887 @ street has
returned to Washington after . years absence
in Europe.
Mrs Pope aud daughters have returned TO
the city from Falls Church, Va, where they
have resided for the past year.
Mr.. and Mrs. l. L. Blout arrived in New York
Friday on the steamer Columbia from Europe.
After short stay IN New York they will return
to their home IN this city.
THROWING STONES AT TRAINS.