Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-05

The Whereabouts Of well-Known Washing
tonians-Personnl Notes

Mrs Llghtfoot and daught In honor of their
guest, Miss Alexander Of Kansas City. Her
friends she has made while here learned with
regret that she intends TO leave on Monday for
Richmond to Join her parents for an extensive
tour through the east and north. The broad
piazzas were festooned with Chinese lanterns
The mantes in the drawing rooms were banked
with flowers, while palms and ferns lined the
walls. In the dining room the table had a
center piece Of La France roses, while all the
dainty Accomplishments Of the table were in
pink. The reception, which closed at 9, was
followed by most ENJOYABLE german, led by
Mr.. Arthur Moses and Miss Maud Lightfoot.
Many new figures were introduced and the
dainty nd-painted favors gave a pleasing eff
feet to the favor table. which was presided over
By Mrs Lightfoot and Miss Mary Blount.
Among the guests were Miss Blount, the
Misses Boyd, Miss Louise Saxton, Miss Con-
verse, Miss Lulu Green, Miss Matte Owens,
Mrs. Britton, Miss Susie Britton, Miss Samp-
son, Miss Lay, Mrs. Hatch. Miss Metzerott,
Miss Jochum, the Misses Heaven, Miss Alexan-
der. Miss Corcoran, Miss Hildreth, Miss Mac
Bride, Miss Torbert. Miss Heiston. Mrs. MARI,
Messrs. Harry Phillips, Asa Phillips, Arthur
Moses. Harry Moses, Carr, Bradley, Dr. Smell
der, Messrs. Day. Tyler, Owen, White, Helston.
Quackenbush, Curtis, Wilson Mearnes, Meter
OFT, DIR. Metzerott. Messrs. Eugene Byrnes,
Clarence Byrnes, Harry Reed, Harris, George
Parke, Park Tarbert.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theo. ". Moves have returned
from their North Cape and Russia trip and
for the present ss Alton, Mr.. c. s. Noyes'
country home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Perry s. Heath. having just re-
turned to the city after a two months vacation
III the west, are going 10 housekeeping at l223
18th street northwest. This being their first
experience in domestic economy, aud having
to wait upon the furniture maker and western
railroads pleasure for the delivery Of their
bnnsahDll / will hQ ahnnf
three weeks before they will really be at home.
Mrs. George W. Conway and daughter, Miss
Georgia Conway. Mrs. Heath's mother and
sister, have just arrived after a four months
tour OF the eastern and northern summer re-
sorts, and will for some weeks be the guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Heath. Miss Conway will be
pupil again at Mrs Somers' school.
Mrs. Lora n. Temple of Ash Grove, Mo-, is
visiting friends at 1870 32d street.
Maj. and Mrs. W. II. Mills and sons have re-
turned to their home on o street after a sojourn
of several weeks at the mountains and seashore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Harrison have returned
from the Blue Ridge mountains and are located
on Hardwood avenue, LIE Droit Park.
Mr.. Carl Auerbach and his twelve-year-old
son, Stanley, have just returned from delight
full exploring expedition in the saddle through
the Blue Ridge mountains and picturesque
Shenandoah valley. The equestrian tourists
remained some days with the rest of the family.
who were visiting Miss Lizzy Osburn at Blue
Ridge Inn.
A very enjoyable card party was given
Thursday evening by Mrs. Jules Demonet at
Mrs. W f. Lynn's residence, Loudoun county.
Va. Among those present were Mr.. X. u.
Blaine of Washington, wife and daughters, Mr..
W. mcfarland and wife, Mrs. Sanderson, Mr..
Baldwin, Mr.. Reid and Miss NJ. Byrne, Mr..
James Lynn, Mr.. r. Lynn and others. At IL
o'clock snmptuous supper was served, fol-
lowed by music. instrumental and vocal, well
rendered by Mrs. Jules Demonet and Miss II.
Byrne.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. g. Staples, who arrived from
the north Thursday. will make their home at
Wizards this winter, as usual. and not at the
Riggs House, as inadvertently stated.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vim. F. Huntress will return
from their northern trip to the White noun
tains September 10.
The family of Col. Robt Boyd have returned
home from Asbury Park, where they have been
since the LIST of June.
Miss Eta Austin returned last Monday from
two months visit in southern Maryland,
where she spent part of the time with the Ko-
beys Of Waldorf and the remainder with the
Wiiletts OF White Plains.
Mrs. VIM. H. Dyer and daughters are spend
ing the remainder of the summer in the Blue
Miss Irene Dyer are sojourning at Blue Ridge
mountains.
Mr. John F. Cromelein, mother and sister
are visiting friends in Maryland and West Vir-
ginia.
Miss Florence Rosenthal Of Toledo. who was
visiting her cousin Miss Estelle Reizenstein Of
S0S 5th street, has returned to her home.
Mrs. H. F. Arnold, accompanied by her
mother and daughter. Miss Mabel Sheckells,
have returned from the BlueRldge mountains.
Miss Sarah Holloran, accompanied by Miss
Mamie Griffin. left this morning to visit some
friends i'll New York
Miss Mary Z. Taylor, daughter Of Col W. C.
L. Taylor, who has been spending the summer
with her aunt. Mrs. Geo. 5. Rose, at Cazenoyia,
\. Y, is now the guest of her cousin. Miss
Sadie Marsh Taylor, at Spruce street, lie Droit
Park.
Hon. JAS Shaw and family Of Aurora, H.,
are guests of Capt. W. Q. Lowd of Q street.
Mrs. o. V. McCarty and daughter have re-
turned to the city after summering at Buffalo
Lithia Springs, Va.
DIR. Arthur ]. Hall with his sister Blanche C.
Hall are taking brief outing at Atlantic City.
". Is. Shaw and wife, who spent July and
August at Deer Park and Saratoga, accom-
panied by W. b. Shaw, jr., ana wife, have gone
on a trip through the lakes to Duluth.
Miss Turah Cuttings is the guest of Mr. ard
Mrs. L. NJ. Taylor, jr, at Cherrystone Cottage
for the month Of September.
Miss Annie VI. Leonard who has been sum-
mering in Pennsylvania, has returned to her
home on Capitol Hill.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. W. Hamilton and her little
son have returned home after a pleasant So
jOurn of several months at Riverdaie.
Mrs. A. L. Houle has returned to the CITY
from trip to Newburg, where she was the
guest of the Rev. DR.. Z. 5. Osbon and wife.
Mrs. Charles H. Allen and Mrs. +. W. Pease
left Wednesday on a tour of the middle states.
They will travel until the middle of October,
and before returning will visit Mrs Allen )
sister in Evansville, Ind.
Miss Blanche Thompson Of East Washington
is visiting friends at La Plata, Md. She will re-
turn after brief stay at some of the Jersey
resorts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. F. Smith of 32l A street
southeast entertained large number of their
friends Thursday evening, the occasion being
the christening Of their little daughter Beulah
Hazen, DR.. W. P. G. Hazen standing sponsor.
and their little grandson, Jesse Smith Lescai-
lett, Mrs. MacNamee standing sponsor The
service was performed by Rev. Dr. E. f. Berk-
ley Of st. Louis, No., after which q bountiful
collation. was served.
Mrs. Hamilton F. Colman, who has been
spending the summer at Richfield Springs and
Cooperstown, n. y, has returned to the city.
Miss Jennie Edwards and Miss Lucy Watson
of South Carolina are now visiting the family
of Prof Fristoe of 18th street northwest