Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-03

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well-Known People Returning Homs-Per-
sonai Notes Of lntersst.
Mr.. and Mrs. John T. Lehman and Miss Lem
man, Mr.. and Mrs. N. G. Emery and Miss
Emery, Mr.. and Mrs. W. v. Cox and Emery
Cox have returned from tho Blue Mountain
House.
Alton, the country residence Of Mr.. @. 8.
Noyes, was the scene Of brilliant gathering
last night II was the occasion Of farewell
party, given in honor Of Mrs. r. W. Hall, Mr..
Moves eldest daughter, who win leave for
way leading to the house and tho spacious
lawn were illuminated by huudreds of
Chinesel lanterns OF artistic shapes and
| designs, which could DO seen for miles
| dancers strolled under them. The guests were
received by Mrs c. l. Moves, assisted by her
/ two daughters and two daughters-in-lav.
Dancing was kept up until q late hour. There
were upward of 800 invited guests present.
Mrs. Thomas Grady of Keaton avenue leaves
Conner, who arrives in New York on the City
Of Paris next Wednesday after On extensive
tour through Europe.
Miss Grace Gilmore, who has been seriously
i'll for the last two weeks, is now convalescent.
Mamie N. Bozzen is At home after pleasant
| trip to Virginia
Mrc. William A. Custnrd. who has been visit
ing her sister in West Virginia for the past three
weeks, has returned home.
Miss Matte G. O'Brien is visiting friends in
New York and Brooklyn.
Mrs. Alfred G. Shaw ID visiting friends in
Baltimore.
Miss Carrie Brennan OF South Washington
has returned after o month visit TO friends IN
New York and Brooklyn.
Mrs NJ. Fisher Wright is visiting her brother,
Mr.. Edward W. Boxer, at his residence on 10th
street northwest.
The homo of Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. Belt, 5z3 7th
street southeast, was the scene Of a pleasant
gathering last evening, the occasion being the
ceiebratlon OF the twenty-ffth anniversary OF
their wedding, and many friends were present
TO offer their congratulations. On behalf Of
the guests, in few appropriate remarks. the
Rev. Mr.. Rice Of Baltimore presented to the
happy couple handsome silver tea service,
after which refreshments were served and the
| evening passed in social enjoyment.
Mrs. DR.. Baggett and daughter have returned
| after an absence of four months.
Mrs. Annie Williams and son of Old Point,
| who have been spending the past week in the
CITY, left for Omaha, Neb., on Wednesday.
Miss Marion NJ. Ball and Rev. Edward r. Nc
| Gregor of the Maryland conference, NJ. P.
church, were married at the home of the bride
at Balston, Va, on Thursday. The ceremony
| was performed by Rev. g. Edmonston in the
presence of q number Of relatives and friends
| and amid beautiful floral decorations. After
| partaking of refreshments with the guests the
| happy couple left for their future home in
Baltimore.
Mr.. and Mrs. George s. Livingston, who
have resided in New York during the past IF
teen months, have returned to the city aud are
located at 323 9th street southeast. .i
| Miss Amy C. Leavitt will be at home to her
| frien6a
The engagement is announced of DIR. J. II.
Metzerott to Miss Gertrude Kirk, daughter of
James A. Kirk of Chicago. DIR. Metzerott is at
present in New York, devoting himself to spe-
| cial study at Bellevue and the Post Graduate
| Hospital prior to going abroad.
Assistant Assessor Edwin W. W. Griffin and
Mrs. Griffin have returned from months out
ing. during which they visited the Thousand
Islands, Montreal, Quebec and the White
| mountains.
Pastor E. Hez Sven and family have just re-
turned from their vacation visit.
Mrs. VIM. A. Schubert, accompanied by her
daughter, Mrs II. J. Gross, has gone to Eli
colt City, Md, for weeks stay. to be the
guests OF Col. and Mrs. W. F. Pierpont.
Rev. DR.. Bartlett and family have returned
| from Europe, where the doctor, as is his GUS
| tom, spent his summer vacation. Upon his re-
turn to this country some days ago in company
| with Mrs. Bartlett he went on o driving trip
| through the Berkshire hills While in Europe
DIR. Bartlett spent the time in England and
France, and also visited the Channel Islands.
An enjoyable musicale was given last evening
| at Prof. Chas H. Chase's. Piano and organ Sc
lections were rendered by Misses Chapman,
Hough, Scrivener and Thomas. Mr.. George
Watts rendered in a very fine manner selec-
ton from the Creation" Prof. Chase played
two original waltz compositions and also sang
the Ave Maria, accompanied on the piano by
Miss Jennie Spies. Among those present were
Mrs H. II. Hough, Mrs. Watts, Mr. Priest,
| Misses Thomas Miss Fannie Lane, Misses Med
ford, Hess, Watts, spies, Edmonston, Scrivener,
Messrs Walter L. Gray, Eric Julihn. William
Spies, Carl Julihn, George Watts, Will Chase.
| There was a very interesting family gather
ing at dinner last evening at l. r. Tremblys E
street residence, the occasion being the eighty
seventh birthday Of Mrs. Trembly's mother,
Mrs. Hubert, who is spending the winter here
-Four generations were represented. including
mother, children, grandchildren and one great
grandchild, Roy H. Trembly. fourteen years old.
| There were a few other friends in and the
presents were appropriate, among them a fine
water color portrait OF Mrs. Hulbret The
| excellent health Of the venerable lady was the
cause OF much congratulation.