Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-01
SOCIAL MATTERS.

Mr.. and Mr.. ". B. Gurley and their bright
little boys and Mr.. Charles 0urley have re-
turned from Nantucket
Mr.. Chas. B. Beall and family are back from
Berkeley Springs.
The sixth progressive euchre" party Of the
season came of at THE Woodlawn," Rockville,
last Saturday. Mrs. Morris and Mr.. McAnister
fore sitting down to the game Of the evening
Mr.. n. +. ODonnoghue Of this city recited
"The Kings Ring" . selection from "Frontier
Life in California" and 1.-The Wen Of st.
Key for the entertainment OF the other guests.
Miss Seawell and Mrs Buchanan received the
first and second prizes, respectively, for ladies,
and Miss Lloyd the 'booby' prize-a tiny hand
glass with cord and tassel Of silk to which was
attached q card bearing suitable verse. OF the
gentlemen prizes Mr.. Emerich received the
first Mr. Fenton the second, and the ''booby,"
which was a covered dish bearing the simple
but suggestive word ''soup" thereon, and con-
tanning figure Of "McGinty," was awarded to
Mr.. Morgan, and was highly appreciated. A
pleasant feature Of the evening was the pre-
sentation to Mrs. Potts, who has 90 kindly and
parties, Of an after-dinner coffee cup by her
constituents. After the usual refreshments
and little conversation, the guests on dis
persng, at the approach Of the small hours,
voted the evening to have been one of the most
enjoyable and successful Of those held this sea-
Mr. and Mrs. n. kaufman have left the city
for a fortnights stay at New York, Long Branch
and Saratoga.
Mr.. Vim. P. Manning and family Of 2002 18th
street northwest have returned to their home
after months absence from the city.
Mrs. Charles E Davis, who has been spending
the summer at Hamilton, Va. has returned to
her doIne, l12l street northwest.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. " Ting, r. 4, MoCann and
wife, Mrs: W. 4. Mercy and Miss Mercy are at
the Seaside Hotel, Ocean City, Nd.
Mrs. h. B. James of 1928 10th street will sail
for Europe per steamer City of New York on
Wednesday morning. Mr.. James has been in
III health fer some months and il ID hoped that
the sea voyage may do him good
Mrs. A. H. Cragin, wife of ex-senator Cragin
OF New Hampshire, Is convalsscent from her
recent severe illness, and has been removed
from Garfield Hospital to their home on I
street.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Levy and Miss Hannah Blum
OF Tallahassee are visiting Mrs. L. Eiseman,
TAT Sth street southeast, where they will be
pleased to see their friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. R. Cook, accompanied by
Miss Emma Bartlett of Capitol Hill, who have
been stopping at the 'Dunmore Cottage" at
Washington Grove have returned home.
Miss Annie and Alice Campbell have gone for
short visit to friends in Maryland.
Miss Barbara and Tillie Isemann of Capitol
Hill are sojourning at Annapolis, Md.
Mr.. A. II. Hoover and family have returned
from the mountains of Virginia.
Lieut.. Everett Hayden, U. 8. N, Mrs. Hay.
den and Masters Reynolds and Herbert sailed
from New York on the Lain this morning for
brief visit to Germany.
Miss Kate Alderman of Syracuse, N. T., who
has been visiting some of the principal seaside
resorts, will be the guest Of Mrs. E. A. Arnold
OF Capitol Hill until October.
MIR. and Mrs. John ]. Malone were registered
at the Hotel Rennert, Baltimore, last week, en-
route to Boston, Newport and other cities.
Mr.. A. B. Hall and wife hava been spending
the month Of August visiting friends in De.
troit, Saginaw and Bay City, Mich. They have
now started on a yachting trip to Duluth, tax,
ing in the great lakes, and will return about
September Is.
Miss Gillian Lyon Of Georgetown, Ohio, who
has been visiting her cousin, Miss Nellie
Thompson of 1349 Corcoran street, left last
Tuesday for her home.
Mr.. Charles Thompson left last Tuesday for
q short visit to Ohio.