Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-18
SOCIAL MATTERS,
Well-known Washington People and
Their Travels-Personal Notes.


Unknown Washington People and
| Their Travels-PersOnal Notes.
Secretary Noble telegraphed Mrs. Noble last
| evening to remain at Cresson SO as not to re-
turn to the city during this hot SPELL Mrs.
| Noble had expected to arrive in the city to-
| morrow from her fortnight's absence in the
| mountains.
Miss Margaret Halsted and Miss Leonora
Halsted are both in the city at present but ex-
| pect to leave next month for q visit at Nam
tucket, where they will remain for some
length OF time.
Secretary and Mrs Rusk left the city yester-
day for Deer Park, where Mira. Rusk will re-
cuperRte III the mountain air from her recent
illness.
Mira Beall of X street will return this week
from the Blue Mountain House. Mrs. Webb
will leave early In August for Narragansett
Pier, where she will spend that month and
| then 60 to the White Mountains for September.
Lieut.. and Mrs. Haynes, DIR. and Mrs. Bald
win and family. Mrs. ]. H. Thompson and Miss
Thompson, Capt H. L. Thompson aud Mrs.
Ed. Cooley and family of this city. will leave
shortly to spend vacation season at Capon
Springs.
Judge and Mrs. James 3. Edmunds are at
Rock Enon Springs for few weeks and ex-
pect to visit the Catskill mountain resorts in
the autumn.
Senator and Mrs. Stamford are IN Norway
and sweden and expect to remain abroad
through next month and to return to this
country to spend the autumn season at New
port, where they have hired cottage.
Mrs. Mendopca and the Misses Mendonca are
at Orkney Springs, where they have been for
several months. They will go to the mountains
for the latter portion Of the season.
Miss Roberta Altsppef of Wilmington. c.,
! and Mr.. s. b. Willsden OF Brooklyn were mar
ried last evening at the Ascension Church par
sonsge by the Rev. John H. Elliot. The
mother OF the bride was present at the cere-
mony.
Miss Nannio Callau of East Washington, who
has been spending the summer at Virginia
Springs, will return in August, after which she
will Join party at Colonial Beach, which is
composed OF Misses Sophie and Katie Holmes,
Ida Bromfold. Jessie Clendennin, Maggie
O'Donald and Katie Davis.
Miss Fannie Lacy OF Capitol Hill will 20 to
Round Hill. Va, next week, where her sister,
Miss Jennie Lacy, il staying. Miss Minnie
Lacy left this morning for Niagara.
Mrs. Tourney of 2ol2 18th street is spending
the summer at the Holmes cottage, Atlantic
City.
James Burns Of Galway. Ireland, is in the
city on visit to his daughter.
DIR. j. NJ. Mcconnell and family and T. W.
Howard and daughter will go to Cape May for
few weeks.
masque ball will be given at the Woodlawn
Hotel. Rockville this evening, to which num-
Der OF people from Washington will 20. Mrs.
Bates, Mrs. Carusi, Miss Dodson and Miss Mar
tin OF Washington are OF the committee in
whose name the invitations are issued
Mr.. VIM. d. Cabell is still out OF town, de-
tanned by the serious illness Of his little grand
son.
Mrs James Robbins leaves today for her
summer residence in Maine to spend the sea-
son. and IL accompanied by Miss Maria and
Olive Pushaw.
Mrs. Marthon wife Of Lieut.. Com mander
Joseph Marthon, U Ism. has left on an extended
tour in New England.
Miss Sephora Bettes sailed last Wednesday,
in company with Boston friends, for q SIX
mon this trip to the continent.
The following Westinghouse are among the
late arrivals at Deer Park Hotel, Nd: Mr. and
Mrs. Ben HELEN, John W. Mason, J. West
Wagner, Horace NJ. Cake. Secretary and Mrs
J. ii. Rusk. b. d. Rusk. Miss NJ. J. Gillespie,
Mr.. and Mrs. Vim. Thompson.
Mr.. Thomas McCoun OF the Cincinnati
Enquirer is in the city, accompanied by his
wife. Mr.. McCoun has been spending several
days at Martha's Vineyard.
Mrs. A. Herman and family are spending the
summer at Spencerville, Md
Mrs L. j. Silverman is with her mother in
Montgomery county for the summer.
Miss Lizzie Z. kraak and Mr.. Edw G. Burch.
both of this city, were married last evening by
Rev. ]. W. Philips, at the residence OF the
groom's father, No. 94l G. street southwest in
| the presence of few relatives. The happy
couple left this morning for LOngwort tn Beach,
where they will spend their honeymoon.
Col. Chaille-Long, well known as United
States minister to Corea during President
Cleveland administration and formerly on Gen.
! Gordons staff in Egypt.was married Wedues-
| day to Miss Mary A. Hammond at the home OF
! the brides mother at Crown Point, NY. Mrs
Chaille-Long is the eldest daughter of the late
| Gen. John Hammond of Crown Point. who was
widely known as colonel OF the fifth New York
cavalry during the war and subsequently as
| Representative in Congress from the Champaign
Adirondack district. Col. and Mrs. Chaille-
Long will sail for France where they will pass
the summer and go to Egypt in the fall
| Mr.. E. A. McIntire and family have returne d
from an extended jaunt amidst the snow
| capped mountains of Colorado and Wyoming.
CAPITOL GLEANINGS.
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