Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-03
SOCIAL MATTERS.
Where Well-KnOwn People Are Sum-
mering-Personal Notes.

Secretary Blaine left for Bar Harbor, Me-,
this morning, and he will be Joined early next
week by Mrs. Blaine and Miss Harriet Blaine.
Secretary Tracy is coasting along the Allan
tic toward Portland, Me-, for which port he
embarked yesterday in New York.
Mrs. Senator Hearst has returned to her city
house from delightful visit among her many
friends in Boston. She will leave for the Pa
clhc coast In short time.
Miss Louise Powell has gone to Virginia to
spend the summer.
Mr.. Clarence Beall and Mrs. Beall. his
mother, have gone to the Blue Hountain House
to spend some weeks.
Mrs. j. II. Cultivate and sons will leave
next week for the Blue Mountain House,
where they will stay until the adjournment of
Congress.
Commander Bradford and family are at New
port for the season.
Mrs. Mcmillan is back from visit in De-
troit and is i'll her Vermont avenue home.
Senator and Mrs. Vance. accompanied by
Misses Edith and Grace Norris, left the city
this morning for North Carolina. where they
VIII remain at Raleigh over the Fourth, after
which they Will proceed to Morehead City,
where they will remain for several weeks
Miss Lizzie Ewald Of Brooklyn, after weeks
visit with Capt. and Mrs. Robert Armour re-
turned home yesterday, accompanied by Mrs
Armour and her sons. Mrs. Armour, after a
short stay in Brooklyn will go to David's Island
New York harbor, to spend some weeks with
her daughter. wife OF Lieut.. Theo. II. Ecker
son, United States army.
Mrs. and Mr.. +. Cristofani will sail for Eu-
rope Saturday.
Mrs. Geo. H. Judd left the city for Niagara
county, New York. for the summer.
Twenty-fiye yeara 400 p;,bt NJ. Tobn
Schlotterbeck and Miss Mary f. Schultz went
out for walk and visited the parsonage of St
Johns Lutheran Church in South Washingt on
where Rev. Mr.. Frey performed the marriage
ceremony. Last evening the event was ccle-
brated at their residence, I'll o street north
west. The RAIN made a change of program
necessary, for the tables were to have been
spread i'll the garden, but had to be taken in
the house. In the parors numerous presents
were displayed and the attendance of friends
and relatives WAS SO large that the private
rooms IN the house were brought into requisi-
ton for their accommodation. About O'clock
IN the presence OF the company, MIR. Finke per-
sonated the minister and made q neat address
Mr.. and Mrs Schlotterbeck exchanged massive
| silver rings to commemorate the event OF u
| quarter of Il century ago. Then the company
by installments partook of a bountiful supper
at which Mr.. Cube read an appropriate poem
The Pastime Musical Association was present
and rendered some excellent music. There
"Cic PIcseub oiAoHB guests the memDer5
OF the Red Rose Pleasure Club. Mr. and Mrs
| A. b. Schultz, Mr.. and Mrs. Eckhardt and
daughters, Mr.. and Mrs. Beuchert. Mr. and
Mrs Geo. Schultz, Mrs. Sauter. Mrs. Zegowitz
Mrs. Leonberger, Mr.. and Mrs. Koenig, Mr.
and Mrs. Kleup. Mr.. J. Klurk, Mrs. Horner
Mr.. and Mrs. Barnett, Mr.. and Mrs. Finchs,
Mr.. and Mrs. Berger, Mr.. and Mrs. Knell,
Misses justin, Riordan, Bowel Findley. Kid
well, Boucher and others.
| Naval Cadet Russell, second class at the
Naval Academy, will spend the Fourth at the
home OF his father, Admiral Russell, 1908
| DeSales street.
Secretary and Mrs. Noble, accompanied by
Mrs. Margaret Halstead, have gone to Cresson,
| Pa, for few days. Miss l.. Halstead has pre-
| coded them and together they will enjoy the
national holiday in the Alleghanies.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Z. Padgett and Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo. Z. Emmons have gone to Virginia
| Beach for few weeks.
| Mrs. Joseph Kohler, nee Sarah Heidenheimer.
is visiting her parents COZ 1 street northwest.
The following Washingtonians are at New
Hill Top House, Harper's Ferry, W. Va: E. NJ.
Dauson and family, James Pine of New York,
Gen. j. C. Stark weather and family, Miss Gar.
rison, Mrs Jas. l. Mcconnell and two children,
Mrs. Geo. Livingston and daughter, Mrs. NJ Z.
Young, JAS BresDahan and wife, Mrs. G. NJ,
Pitchlyn and daughter, Chas. L. Mahon. g. A.
Copeland.
Mrs. Arma. stoddard and daughters. Marian
and Annie, and Mrs. ]. H. Vermilva are at the
Windsor, Atlantic City, for the summer
The Rev. DR.. Hamlin sails on the Normania
to-day for q three months stay abroad. His
family remain till the middle Of the month aud
then 90 north for the summer
Mrs. VIM. II. Seaman and her niece, Miss
Edna Clark. left the city today for Beverly.
Mass. and will 60 later to Franconia, in the
White Mountains, fPr the remainder of the
Miss Laura b. Everson Of Newport Del, ia
spending u few days with her sister, Mrs. ]. L.
Nuber, yOe . street northwest
Miss Mamie Quinn of Virginia Is visiting the
Misses Lullys of this city
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