Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-06
SOCIAL MATTERS.
What Well-known People Arc Doing
Personal Mention.

Miss Alice Williams. an Indiana vocalist. who
has been at the Leipsic Conservatory OF Music
Tor the past two years, sang most acceptably u
solo at 81. Matthews Church yesterday morn
ing. Miss Williams leaves for Leipsic in two
weeks to complete her musical education.
Prof and Mrs. Alex. Graham Bell are still at
their Cape Breton place in Nova Scotia. Miss
A. Bell, who has been with them for some
time has returned to the city.
Mrs Isaac Henderson and her sister, Mrs.
Frey, are back from Kennebunkport, Me-.
where they were for the past few months. and
are now in their home. No. 1912 Rhode Island
avenue. Mrs. CarbauSh. who was with them
during the simmer, has gone west to join her
husband at his post.
Judge and Mrs Kelley and Miss Kelley are
back in the city from a summer tour through
Europe and are located i'll their own house, No.
1919 street.
Mrs. B. F. Leighton and her mother Mrs
Bachelor. are back from White Sulphur Springs
in West Virginia and are located for the winter
at No. 1921 Dist street.
Mr.. VIM. II. Dunstor. US. vice consul gen.
eral in St. Petersburg. who has lived for thirty
years in that city is spending with his wife, a
few months in this country. Mr.. Dunstor, who
is the superintendent of the imperial bank note
engraving bureau, that prints the paper money
of the empire, WAS commissioned to purchase
in this country geometrcal lathe to be used
in his department Mr. and Mrs. Dunstor
made visit TO Col. and Mrs de Armand at
Carlton Hill. Nj, before the latter closed their
place and came to this city.
Mrs Harlan presided a. the first NEE ting of
the season held by the managers of the Ladies'
Aid Garfield Memorial Hospital, at the hospI-
tai on Saturday. Mrs. Doiph was absent from
the meeting owing to an indisposition that has
been preventing her from keeping her appoint
ments for the past fortnight. At the next meet
ing, to be held at the residence of Mrs. r. G..
Rutherford No. 1911 Corcoran street. Friday,
the sewing circle will be organized.
Chief Justice Richardson and his daughter,
Mrs. Msgruder. and her two children have re-
turned from their trip abroad and are ill the
city at their home, No. 1889 H street
Gen. and Mrs. s. G.. Burbridge will return to
the city from their continental tour on the 18th
of November, and will go to their house, which
has been closed all summer, No. 1I25 18th
street.
Col. Batcheller has consented to remain at
his post in the Treasury until the 25th instant.
and will therefore not sail for Portugal until
the lst Of November. Mrs. and Miss Batcheller
will also remain i'll the city through this month.
DR.. d. +. Finley and family have returned
from a pleasant visit in Michigan.
Miss L. VI. Carr OF St. Louis is visiting the
city and is at the Langham.
Frederick Vernon Coville Of the Department
of Agriculture and Miss Elizabeth HARDWOOD
Boynton were married at Lockport, MY, Sat
urday
Invitations have been issued for the mar
rage of Miss Annie Louise Fenwick, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Robert w. Fenwick and Mr.
Sanford Nesbitt Whtwell. The ceremony will
take place at the Church of the Covenant on
Wednesday, OCTOBER l5
Miss Virginia Randolph Faust has returned
to the city, having spent the summer among
the mountains of Virginia.
Mrs. L. r. Smith has returned from New
Jersey and is located for the winter at 1913 L
street northwest.
Master J. Guida O'Neale, who has boon sum-
mering at Derwood. Md, returned home on
Saturday afternoon much improved in health.
Mrs. George L. Otis of st. Paul is visiting
her mother, Mrs. C. s. Mix, 1917 31st street,
Georgetown.
DIR. Henry j. Cresson has returned from
California with his family and they are at their
home, 1922 10th street.
Representative VIM. Z. Mason and wife b ave
gone to Chicago for an indefinite period
Mrs.W. H. Forrest Of JERSEY City is stopping
at 1914 10th street northwest with Rev, Mr..
Handy's family.
Mrs. l. c. Campbell, 1902 Rhode Island ave-
nue.. has returned from the mountains of yir-
ginia and will receive informally on TUESDAYS
IN October, assisted By her daughter, Mrs. F.
Worden Graham.
Miss Mae v Petty has gone to visit relatives
In Roanoke county, Va
DR.. NJ. D. Peck and family have returned
! from visit to friends in central New York and
are settled for the winter at l343 Q street.