Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-30

Return of Many ell-Known People
Personal Notes.

order for their reception. They will spend
some days IN New York city on their way from
Bar Hsrbor here.
Miss Laura Abbott of 18th street and Mr.. A.
J. Menocal. son Of Engineer Menocal, will be
married at ST. Johns Church tomorrow. Mrs.
AenocaI has the house No. I725 De Sales street
DR.. and Mrs r. c. Fisher removing fro m
L street today to No. 1925 Connecticut avenue.
The marriage Of Miss Mary Butterworth,
daughter of Hon. Benz. Butterworth of Ohio.
and Mr.. II. Howe of the State Department, is
one of the promised events in society for the
late autumn.
Mrs. Arthur Burt IT,, is able to be out, after
arecent illness
Mrs. Burchell and Miss Lena Burchell have
returned to the city and are at their Vermont
avenue home. Mrs. Burt and her children are
with Nr. aud Mrs. BurcheN.
Miss Julie Edie has returned to the city.
She spent the summer with her aunt, Mrs
hcCauley, at Bar Harbor.
Capt. and Mrs. John F. Rodgers have closed
"Chevy Chase" in the suburbs, and are back
In their home on 10th street.
Miss Ransom is back from a visit to Ohio and
is again at her studio. No. SIS F street.
Miss Maggie Hepburn. daughter OF Solicitor
Hepburn of the Treasury Department and Mr.
Roy Chamberlin of Clarinda. Iowa, will be
married - the brides residence on h street
tomorrow.
The marriage Of Mr.. Frederick W. Parks and
Mics Mazella L. Burrows of Tenleytown. ID. c.,
will take place at the p Street Presbyterian
Church, West Washington, at pm, October
/. No cards.
The marriage ceremony of Thomas Hyde, jr.,
of Riggs Bank to Miss Nellie Augur daughter
OF Gen. c. L. Augur. will take place Wednesday
noon at St. Johns Church.
Secretary Blaine and Mrs. Blaine with Miss
Blaine returned to the city Saturday evening
at $40 O'Clock and were met at the station by
James u. Elaine. jr. Tine Secretary is looking
very well and says that the family will now
remain here for the winter. They left Bar
Harbor early in the week.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Herbert Beaman have
taken possession of their new house, 2232 Mas
sachusetts avenue.
Mrs. J. Barrett has issued cards for the mar
riase of her daughter Katie to Mr.. Antonio
Boner.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Robbins and daughter
are again at their Vermont avenue residence
from their summer stay in Maine and Massa-
chusetts.
Mrs. Graham has returned to her home, 1916
II street. from a visit to her daughter, the wife
of the Rev. 5. II. Wellman of Cleveland. She
has stopping with her Mrs. ]. A. Graham of
Sandusky. Ohio, Mrs. Elisha Mills of Detroit
Mich, and Miss Archer of Tarrytown. NY.
Mrs Grimley and her daughter Alice, who
merscales, 1873 street northwest. return We'd
nesday to their home in Jacksonville, Fla.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. VI. Clarke have given up
their street residence and have left the city
TO spend several weeks IN Colorado.
The marriage Of Mr.. Randolph Horton of
Brooklyn and Miss Rena Belle GingelI of this
city took place last week. at the home of the
brides mother in East Washington. After the
ceremony was performed Mr.. and Mrs Horton
lett for Cold Harbor. Y. T., where they in
tend spending a few days before going to
Brooklyn. which is To be their home.
Judge r. L. B. Clarke Of the board of ap-
peals, Patent Office. has returned after pleas
ant summer spent on the coast Of Maine. Mrs.
Clarke remains for short time with her
daughter, Mrs. Williams, at her country house
near Hartford.
Mr.. Chas. II. Douglas of this city left yester-
day for New York to be absent for a week. Mr..
Douglas VIII meet Col. and Mrs. Eldridge J.
smith in New York and they will all return
here together. Mr. and Mrs Smith have been
for the past month at Saratoga
Mr. and Mrs. Parker Mann and Miss DeRarre
Of Tanglebank have left their suburban home
FOR second time this year and are now at Nam
tucket.
Ex-senator and Mrs Henderson are back
from the Adirondacks and have opened Bound
AIRY castle.
Mrs. and Miss Dshlgren are back in the city
from their South mountain summer home.
Minister Romero has gone to Europe to re-
turn with Mrs. Romero. who is now in Paris.
greatly benefited by her summer abroad.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stilson Hutchins will occupy
the handsome Massachusetts, avenue residence
this year.
Mrs. Z. ". Halford and daughter have re-
turned from their sojourn at Cresson. They
Will 90 to their home in Indianapolis this week
and on their return Mrs. Halford will depart
for Florida to spend the winter.
Mr.. Charles E. Nyman and family, after
spending the month of August near the Sugar
Loaf mountain in MARYLAND and the month of
September at Mount Edgecombe near the Blue
Ridge mountains, Va, have returned to the
city.
Mrs. s. E. Entwistle Of Philadelphia is the
guest Of Mrs ]. Z. Walling of AIS A street
northeast
Mr.. Avon Mumm. charge aft aires Of the Ger
man legation in the absence Of Count Won
Arco, has returned to the city from Bar Har-
Dor.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hinckley are established
for the autumn and winter in their Massachu-
sets avenue house.
Mrs. q. j. Berner has returned from her ex
tended summer trip and will be pleased to see
her friends at her home, 1918 street north
west.
DIR. Jeanette J. Sumner, who has been in
the north for the past three months, has re-
turned to the city. She has been dividing her
time between Sorrento and New York
Mr.. John II. wilmot and family have re-
turned from a three months trip 10 the
mountains and sea shore.
Mrs. White and Mrs Ferall Of Parksburg Pa,
who have been visiting their cousin Mrs. Bell
Of Capitol Hill. left for home yesterday.
MrS. j. s. Duvall and her daughter Miss s.
c. Duvall. have left the city for lengthy 80
iourn at Berkeley, Va
Announcement is made Of the engagement
Of Miss Hattie E. Rogers of Iowa to Rev. J.
Benjamin Clayton Of this city.
Mrs. Louise Longstreet Lee of 10th street has
Just returned home from a long aud pleasant
visit TO relatives and friends in her native city,
Petersburg. Va. She brings with her one OF
Petersburgs bellies, her cousin, Miss Flora
Eogerson. who will spend pert of the winter
and social season here.
Mrs. Lewis J. Brown of Savannah was sur
prised Sunday evening by her lady friends ten
derlng her surprise party before her de-
parture for home at the residence of her
father, Mr.. Josiah Stern 13l0-lSl2 eth street.
Capt and Mrs. NJ NaIly have returned to the
city and are quartered eat the Hamilton House.
YESTERDAYS NOMINATIONS
The President yesterday afternoon sent the
following nominations to the Senate: