Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-08-12
SOCIAL MATTERS.
Where WelI-Known People are Located
-PersOnal NOtes

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Personal N0tes
Representative and Mrs Walker are visiting
Natural Bridge and White Sulphur Springs,va.
Mrs. Abner Taylor and Miss Cannon ars ct
Sarstogs this week.
Mrs. Senator Farwell has been called from
Chicago to the sick bed of her husband.
Miss Susie Bate has left Narragsnsett Pier,
where she has been visiting for the past month,
and has joined her mother. Mrs. Senator Bate,
at New brighton, Staten Island, where they
will remain for the summer.
Mrs. Samuel Gross, with her daughters, 10
spending a few weeks at Rock Rnon Springs.
Col and Mrs. John II. Mason left yesterday
for visit of two weeks at Forrest Lake. Mrs
Mason will then go to West Virginia for
month.
Gen and Mrs Bragg left Saturday for Spring
Lake. They will stay several weeks and upon
their return will go to the Shorsham, where
they have taken apartments for the coming
winter.
Mrs. Z. A. schwarz. accompanied by her
daughter Bella and son Maurice, has gone to
New York to visit her mother.
Theodore W. Noyes has gone to Cleveland to
make the tour of the great lakes to Duluth and
will then visit Yellowstone Park.
MIR. Frank p Hastings of Honolulu, Hawaiian
Islands, is at the Hotel Richmond.
Mrs. u. L. Derby and family have gone TO
Rock Enon.
Mrs. J. H. Mcdonald OF Capitol Hill, accom-
panied by her three children, has gone for
three weeks to her old home at New London,
Conn.
Mr.. and Mrs Joseph H. Hunter, child and
nurse are quarsered at the Atlantic Hotel,
Ocean City, Nd.
Mrs. James r. Dobbyn of Capitol Hill, ac-
aomDanisd NV her Ioaanh lsft Ia avanin0
for Chicago where she will spend the re-
mainder of the summer with her son, Mr.. Ed
ward Lacey.
Miss Jessie z. Baker of 1896 18th street is
sojOurning at Piney Point.
Dir. Charles Gawler of Bristol, England, is
the guest of his brother, Mr.. Joseph Gawler,
lisa Pennsylvania avenue. Miss Clara Gawler
Is visiting friends at Deer Park.
Miss Julia and Miss Louise Watkins are at
Rock Enon Springs.
DR.. J. Frank Sawyer and wife have gone to
sebago Lake, Me-, for the remainder of the
summer.
Miss Blanche Huntington and Miss Laura
French, both of Capitol Hill, have gone to
Boston. New York and Portland, Me.
Mr.. A. Percy Digges has gone to Niagara
Falls and New York to spend his vacation.
L. E. Gridley of the Treasury Department,
after two weeks trip with his brother, COM
mander Gridley, on Lake Erie. has gone to
LoudOun county. Va, where his wife and chill
dren are summeriBg in the Blue Ridge noun
taIRs.
Miss Sophie Bid left yesterday Cor visit to
Boston
Dir. JOS T. Farr Of 9Th and Florida avenue
leaves today for the Blue Ridge mountains.
Mrs Henry Shuster has gone to Rock Enon
Springs.
Miss Crenshaw of 621 18th street and cousin,
Mrs. John 4 Cuttings of Baltimore, are at the
Blue Mountain House.
Miss BERTHE V. Cross and Miss Mollie Garth
waite of Capitol Hill left yesterday for Philo-
mont. LoudOun county, Va. where they will
spend the remainder of the summer.
Mrs NJ. A. Burket will spend the remainder
Of the month at Nantucket and Martha's Vine
yard.
Miss Aytinger and lIiss Burket have returned
from pleasant sojourn at Asbury Park and
Atlantic City.
Mrs. l. F. Mudd. accompanied by ner daugh-
ter. Miss Jeanette, Left today for Atlantic
City, where they Will spend the remainder of
the heated term.
Dir. and Mrs.. Owen McCabe have gone to
Asbury Park, n. ].
Mrs Whitney, wife of the ex-Secretary Of the
Navy, gave luncheon at Newport yesterday
which in many respects was the most brilliant
affair ever given in Newport. The cream of
society was present and there WAS novelty in
some OF the arrangement The floral decora-
lions were beautiful Twelve colors were used
and so blended as 10 produce charming effect.
ETery dish Was surrounded and decorated
with flowers which would harmonic with the
contents. There were one hundred and forty
four guests, who were seated at twenty-four
tables The sexes were equally divided Each
lady upon entering drew a card decorated with
ribbon, and then each gentleman followed suit.
Then the gentlemen searched for their part
ners for lunch. for the lady who held a card
with a color corresponding to that of the gen.
tieman was his partner for the nonce.
MIR. John ". Ross, the city postmaster, re-
turned yesterday from a weeks visit to Reho-
both Beach where his two daughters are spend
Ing portion of the summer.
Miss Olive A. Hawkins leaves this week to
Join party Of friends at Piney Point Her
stay is Indefinite.
Miss Alice Pillsbury has left the city to spend
few weeks in Maryland.
Miss Mary K Cox of Kirkham Nd, il spend
ing few days atthe Hotel Fredonia
Mrs. j. Is. Reeme, Miss Annett Reeme and
Mrs. E. Cronkhill Of Chicago and Mr. and Mrs.
+: ;. Osborn are spending a few days at the
ShOFeLam.
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