Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-10
SOCIAL MATTERS.
what n Going On Among Wsll-Knowu
People-Personal Notes of Interest.

" nat 10 Going On among Wou-An0Wn
People-Personal Notes of Interest.
Count and Countess Divonne's home ct
Tfouville, France, is called Villa Geranium.
Miss Jessie Miller, daughter Of the Attorney
General, is one Of the young people who
thoroughly enjoy the fashion here Of setting
out on the front steps in the evenings. The
steps are always covered with rugs, and against
this background Miss Miller's blonde beauty
shows to good advantage. By the way. there
are number Of young misses about her age.
who are also her friends, who give evidence Of
more than ordinary comeliness When this
daintily gowned company are gathered about
Miss Miller these warm evenings before
night falls, some Of them picking away on
6ano the group 3. makes s.H. picture Of
scarcely be surpassed in grace and beauty.
This week the Attorney General and Mrs. Mil
Ter expect to start on their northern trip and
will be at Secretary Proctor's home in Vermont
or so in pleasant dallying over the picturesque
roads in the Vermont hills, their means Of
transit being entirely by carriage. Miss Jessie
Miller is going to visit with friends mean
while in New York. Miss Miller is now in
Switzerland, from which she writes glowing
descriptions of the scenery and of the incl
dents Of her journey.
Rev. T. ]. Kervick Of st. Matthew'S Church
sails for home on the 18th of August. He has
been spending the last month in Europe for
the benefit Of his health.
DR.. Bartlett, who has had q charming vaca-
ton amid sights and scenes in parts of Europe
not generally visited by American travellers, is
expected home BY the last of this month.
Miss Magdalen Breuninger is visiting Miss
Lizzie Mcconnell at Harper's Ferry.
Miss Susie s. Acker Of Capitol Hill has gone
for a months outing with Mr.. and Mrs. Tufts
and party at kenka Lake, N. Y.
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avenue northeast are spending their vacation
with relatives in Baltimore.
Mr.. C. G. Simons and family will leave for
their summer outing on Thursday next, visit
ing Old Point Comfort Atlantic City, Cape
May and St. Georges Island, returning about
September Is.
Among the latest arrivals at Oakland Hotel
from Washington are J. D. Moffat, Geo. E.
Doughty, NJ. V Tierney and family, Mrs. A. A.
Wiadecomber, Mrs. II. Clarke, j. Medry, Miss
Medry and Miss G. p. Vansevearenger.
Misses Doan and Maggie Dunn left today
to join their sister, Katie A. Dunn. at North
Fork, Loudoun county, Va, where they will
spend several weeks visiting places Of interest
through Loudoun and Farquier counties.
Mrs. Frank Farnsworth and daughter, Miss
Florence Farnsworth of 1903 10th street north
west, are at Congress Hail. Cape May.
The Rev. DR.. Stuart is now on visit to Fort
Pendleton and will go from there. to be the
guest OF Mrs. Radford, Cape Cod, to be absent
until the middle OF september.
Miss Virgie Gross and Miss Lillian King left
this morning for a short vacation in the old
dominion, stopping a week en- route with rela-
tives at Fredericksburg.
Mrs. Elmer Sothoron and son, Ridgley, have
gone to Ashland, Ohio, to spend the remainder
Of August.
Mrs. l. F. Mudd, accompanied by her daugh-
tiers. Misses Angela and Jeanette, left this
morning for Atlantic City, where they will
spend the remain der Of the heated term.
Rev. D. J. Stafford, D. D.. formerly of WASH
ington, late of Massillon. Ohio, Cleveland do
cese, is spending few days with his mother
and his brother, DR.. ]. j. Stafford. in this city.
At his own request he has been transferred and
assigned to st. Peters Church, Baltimore.
The following Washingtonians attended the
hop at Moore's Hotel, Leonardtown: Miss
Annie Lovejoy, Miss Alice Lovejoy, Miss
Bernie FenWick, Miss Lottie Fenwick, Miss
Carrie Walker, Mr.. and Mrs. Learnaoa. Mrs.
Loug hiram, Miss May Loughran, Miss Maggie
Loughran, Miss Koss, Mrs. Soldridge, Miss
Bessie Soldridge, Mrs. White and Mr.. T. J.
Moore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert R. Langley are at the
Fredonia, Atlantic City.
Mrs. Geo. Mortimore Sothoron, accompanied
by Miss Alice Lynch, left Saturday for Hills
boro, Va, where they will visit the mother of
the former, Mrs. Major C. B. Haddox.
I. A. Stephens has gone to Point Pleasant N.
j., for the rest of August. Miss Mary A. Ste
phens has gone to Chicago to visit her brothers,
Walter and Eugene Stephens.
Miss Maggie Feeny and Miss Clara Pa1on are
spending the month Of August at Round Hill,
Va.
Miss Mollie A. Mckee of No. Grant place
has gone to Pittsfeld, Mass, for q three weeks
visit in the Berkshire hills.
Miss Fannie Beall and Mrs. Alice C. Will Of
Grant place are enjoying a pleasant rest at
Rockbridge Bath, Va.
Mrs. NJ. E. Wrenn of 1861 street has re-
turned from the Catskill mountains and her
daughter Ella will leave Tuesday for months
sojourn in the Blue Ridge mountains.
Miss Lillian and Miss Minnie Anderson of F
street southwest will leave on Wednesday to
visit relatives and friends in PENNSYLVANIA and
Annapolis. They will return to Washington
about October /.
Mrs. NJ. A. BOdensick and her daughter are
sojourning in the Blue Ridge mountains.
Miss Louise Gibbons is the guest of Miss Cor
nelia ROsecrans at her summer home in Rock
vile.
SHOOTING STARS.