Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-19
SOCIAL MATTERS.
wsll-Known Washingtonians Returning
Home-Persopal Notes of Interest.

Mrs. Harlan ard Miss Harlan have returned
to their home In Mount Pleasan. from a sum
mer jaunt nOrthward.
Mrs Jas. l. Barbour and daueh are back
in the city from Lake George. where they were
Tor the summer months. Mrs. James F. Bar
bour continues TO make gratifying progress to-
ward complete restoration to health.
Rev. c. Herbert Richardson, pastor of Nc
Kendree ME-. Church, and Mrs. Richardson
have returned to the city for the autumn work
They spent vacation at Alton, IN Virginia, on
o spur Of the Blue mountains.
Gen. Beverl, II. Robertson is back from the
White Sulphur Springs and has completely re-
covered from the effects of his July illness
Judge and Mrs Bentley and sons are back
from kehoboth Beach, Del, where they lin
gered for several weeks. Mrs. Bentley took a
severe cold during the last days of her stay
from which she has been confined to the house
most OF the time since her return.
Mrs. Hamlin, wife of the pastor Of the Church
OF the Covenant, has returned from Clifton
Springs, \. u. where she stayed all through the
heated season. Rev. 4. y. Hamlin who spent
the summer in Europe, will sail for home next
week.
Representative and Mrs. Brewer have re-
turned from trip to Old Point Comfort and
are located at the Hamilton.
Mrs. Brickner. wife of the Representative
from the htth district Of Wisconsin, Joined her
husband here this week. She had been visit
ing among friends at Sheboygan Falls
Mrs Charles English has Just gotten home
from a three months soiourn in the mountains
o! Virginia
Miss Agnes L. Eichhorn returned home last
week after two months absence at Blue Ridge
summit, Pa
Prof Charles H. Chase aud his sister, Miss
Hattie Chase, have returned to the city after
spending the summer IN northern Vermont and
Lake Champlain, visiting the Adirondack
mountains, Crown Point NY, and other places
OF northern New York. Both are much i'm
proved by their delightful trip.
Miss Rebeccs Briggs of Chicago is visiting
her mother at 6ls 18th street northwest
Misc Sallie Amiss Of Vermont avenue north
west has Just returned from Norfolk and vir-
ginia Beach and will leave today to visit friends
In Maryland
Miss Louise Butler Of Baltimore is visiting
friends in the city.
Mrs. W. A. Belt and daughter Of Boston have
tsksn apartments at the Arno for their perma-
nens residence in this city,
Mr.. Q. L. Roulette and Mr.. and Mrs. H W.
Codan have returned to the city and are at the
LAngham.
Lieut. Commander J. NJ Hemphill, accom-
panied by his family, is in the city and is quar-
tered a. the Hamilton House. Later he will be
located ct ls25 h street for the winter. Mra.
u A; Hancock, his sister, will remain with the
family during the winter
,Ara W. H. Bailey and Miss Madge William
son OF street are at seabright " j.
Miss Pauline Williamson, who has been visit
ing friends in the west. is en- route home.
Mr.. Z W. Hambleton and family have re-
turned from visit to Pittsburg and western
Pennsylvania
Miss Mamie A. Ryan Of East Washington and
Mr.. Nelson Guenther, also of this CITY. were
married at ST Peters Church, Capitol Hill, a,
I o'clock yesterday afternoon, Rev. Father
OBrien officiating. There was q large attend.
anee Of friends. The ushers we're Joseph and
Marlin n Ryan, brothers Of the bride, aud Mr..
Ansiey and Mr.. Foster After the ceremony !
reception was held at the home Of the bride
Later the bride and groom left the city for q
wedding trip in the north.