The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1890-09-28
PERSONALS.


been i'll for some days past, will be glad to learn
that he is much better.
Mr.. Elmer E. Roberts, correspondent of the
Chicago Times is about again after brief strug-
gle with malaral fever.
The many friends of DR.. j. r. Cassin are glad
to learn that his health has greatly improved
since his stay at Forest Inn.
Miss Lena Clark, Frank Clark, Tacoma, WASH;
S. Favre, the Misses Favre, New Orleans George
w. Walsh Chicago, are at the Riggs.
Mr.. j. NJ. Wilson, a former resident of Wash
ington now engaged in the real estate business
at Denver, is visiting his parents here.
Luther b. Little. of the Washington bureau of
the st. Paul Pioneer Press, is spending short
vacation at the home of his father, George Lit
tie, at Webster, n. II.
DIR. f. A. Stier, cashier of the Lincoln National
Bank, has returned from "A short trip to the
West. He had a pleasant time, climbed Pixies
Peak, and gained renewed health.
Matt. G. Reynolds. St. Louis; N. H. Bruce,
Cohoes, n. Y; H. NJ. Carleton, New York; Aug
Brosseau, W.. j. Lauderbark, Chicago and Miss
N. and Miss A. Inman, of Atlanta, are at the
Shoreham.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. j. Waters returned home last
evening from months trip through Northern
New York and Canada, and judging from their
appearance they have enjoyed to the fullest eX
tent the hospitality of their relatives and friends
in the North.
Fred Deshler, New Brunswick; F. NJ. Fales,
Buffalo; A. d. Nield, Pttsburgh Mr.. and Mrs.
Isaac II. Dixon, Baltimore; Mr. and Mrs. Josiah
White, Atlantic City; d. NJ. Fernendes, New
York; Chas. L. Dulin, Chicago; L. E. Poor, New
York. and Mrs. Roger Q. Mills son and daughter,
are at Willards.
While the line should be drawn on Chicago
ans. when, after capturing the Worlds Fair,
they set out to carry off our own fair, Mr. j.
Hillman, prosperous young business man of
that city, may fairly claim an exemption. His
recently announced engagement to Miss Sarah
Lulley, the accomplished daughter of Capt. /.
Lulley, will not nure to Chicago's benefit as
after the marriage the young couple will settle
in Washington.
Fred B. Perry, Peter vanschaack and wife.
Chicago; E. Walden Cutler, Miss Mabel Carter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Deliver, Miss Edith DOL
liver, Mr.. and Mrs. c. C. Goodwin, Mr. and Mrs.
G. c. Goodwin, Boston; r. l.. Thompson, Sleepy
Eye, Mlnn.; Mrs. E. d. Keyes, Miss Keyes, San
| Francisco; w. Wright, James Dredyer, Miss
| Dredyer, Miss Haskell. W. H. Gilligan, Robert
Nesham, London; H. T. Ellicott Paris; William
H. Wiley, Mr.. Francis Keyes, E. l.. Keyes, w.
H. Shelton New York, and E. H. Young, st.
Paul, are at the Arlington.
| MIR. JOhn L. Miller, one or Jne DrlPntest men
on the Euening Stars able corps Of writers and
one of the most popular newspaper men in
| Washington, has been elected to succeed Gen.
| Boynton on the press committee at the Capitol.
| Gen. Boynton's resignation, which will not take
effect until December !, was received with great
regret. AT the largely attended meeting of cor
respondents on Friday, at which it wasaccepted,
| a committee was appointed to frame suitable
resolutions expressing the appreciation of the
Generals services.
A cable despatch from Rome says that the
Rev. DR.. Chapelle, pastor of st. Matthew S
Church, will be appointed coadjutor to the arch
bishop at Santa F6, N. NJ, in December. Dr.
Chapelle is very popular and has gained a high
reputation as a pulpit orator. He was born in
| France in 1912, was educated in Belgium and
Baltimore. and was ordained to the priesthood in
| 1865. He succeeded Father Francis Boyle as pas.
tor of st. Matthew's upon the death of the latter
His thousands of friends, while regretting his
departure from Washington, will rejoice at the
deserved honor which has come to him.
f. vogler, Salem, N. c.; Fl. E. Smith, of the
Navy; Richard L. Gibbs, New York; Mrs. j. t
Stewart, Versailles, KY; M. G. Reynolds, J. t
Meyers. A. NJ. Proctor, NJ E. French, of the
Navy; w. H. Moorhouse and wife, John Benhar
and wife, Chicago; Rev. A. G. Hensley, of the
Navy; George F. King and wife, Dayton Ohio
r. S. Watson, New York; Mr.. and Mrs. C. III
Hilman, Haddenfeld N. j.; j. c. Covington
New York; H. c. Lazell, Chicago; E. Gravez
Camden, N. j.; l.. H. Grass, of the Navy; r. S
Buchnell, w. II. McGraw, r. II. Leigh, of the
Navy; ]. Williams Beul, Boston; H. l.. Thornton
Cncnnati; C. d. Stearns, N. E. Ipswick, of tn,
Navy, and G. II. Boyd, United States Coast Sur
vey, are at the Ebbtt.