Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-09
SOCIAL MATTERS,
Whereabouts OF Well-Known People-Per-
sonals Of General Interest

Whereabouts OF Well-Known People-Per-
sonals Of General Interest
Mr.. and Mrs. l. Geo. Combs will leave the
city next week for River Springs, Md, for the
summer.
Mrs L. Gardner. Mrs. C. E. Young and Mrs.
d. b. smith and son left yesterday for New
London, Conn.,, to spend the summer.
Mrs j. II. Small and Mrs. s. NJ Davidson. ac-
comPanied by Miss Mamie Small and Miss Fam
ME moore, left this morning for extended
tour OF several weeks through Canada. stop
ping az Niagara, Toronto, Quebec and Ottawa.
The following were recently registered at
summit House, Harper's Ferry: Gen. and Mrs.
r. ID; Mussey, Richard Sylvester aud family,
Mrs Elenor Eckesson and children, MIR. H. L.
Merrick and family, Mr.. Alex. Morrison, Miss
henrietta Morrison, Lexe Morrison, DR.. and
Mrs Andrew Brown, August Won Boyer. Judge
anu a MIS- W.T.. q :, b; i; Upper, DR.. Mary E. Morri-
son, Mrs. II. D. Scott, Miss s. ]. Pickens, Mrs.
=, L. Richards and son. Mrs A. L. r. Dufour,
Miss Annie NJ. Rous, Judge John ]. Weed and
eleven members of Pioneer Council, Sons of
Jonadab; John T. keene and wife, Gen. A. W.
mour, R. A. Burton. ESQ.,, and family. A. p
Clarke: jr.. c. L. Adkins and family. Miss Jes-
sic s. Greene, Ed J. Short, Mrs Lieut. Gray
don and Miss Helen Tally.
Mrs. Jos. II. Balderston left this morning,
accompanied by her son, Master Roy Bladder
ston. for her old home in Cecil county, Nd.
where she will reside during the rest OF the
summer.
Mrs Thos. J. McGeary and her daughter.
Clara, left today for an extended trip to New
ark. Madison, Jersey City Heights, Brooklyn
and New York city. They will spend the
heated term at Long Branch and Asbury Park.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. ]. Russell have left the city
for mShth's recreation in st. Mary's county.
Miss Name Josephine Fries, who was called
to Philadelphia by the serious illness Of her sis
ter, has returned, accompanied by her two
nephews, Masters Walter and Linford Bruehl.
The following Washingtonians are at Deer
Park: Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. Stone, Robt. w.
Fleming, Miss Retta Ringer, Woodbury. Low
Audenreid, Mrs. A. f. Magruder, Miss Magru-
der. Mr.. A r. Magruder, Mrs. W. G. Harris,
Rear Admiral and Mrs. Queen, Mrs. f. l..
Cohen and children, J. p. Shepperd. A. A.
Irustan, Mrs. Gen. Mechler, Countess Es-
terhazy, Mrs; Eugene Phillips, Mrs. DR.. Dick
hcott and Robt. Garrett and family.
Mrs. and the Misses Window have left town
for the summer. 1t is their intention to make
their future home in this city.
Mrs. Marshal Mcdonald and daughters have
gone to Virginia to visit their home friends,
and later on will spend some time at Woods
Holl
The Misses Patten are going to Manchester
by-the-Sea. where General and Mrs. Beale, Mr..
w. Z. Eustis and Miss Eustis are also summer
ing.
Mr.. John Paul Jones has his family at
Fortress Monroe for this month and will take
them north for August.
Mrs. Vaudeville Carlisle and daughter are at
the White Sulphur.
Mrs. Gihon, wife of Medical Director Gihon,
will sail for Europe on the coming Saturday,
accompanied by her young sons.
Mrs. Phillip Seebold will spend portion of
the summer at New Berlin, Pa, visiting her
mother.
Last evening there was an interesting we'd
ding at the residence of Mrs. Josie Dennis. l27
street northwest, the contracting parties
being Mr. Charles C. Thompson and Miss Mary
D. Atkinson OF Cleveland, Ohio, and
the ceremony was performed by Rev.
DR.. Corey of the Metropolitan NJ. E.
Church. wedding supper followed the cere-
mony and the presents were quite numerous.
Among those present were J. P. Thomas,
father of the groom: MIR. E. T. Atkinson,
father of the bride; DR.. and Mrs. James
Hunter, DIR. Able and Mrs. Able, Mr..
Thomas. Mrs: and Misses Howell, Mr.. c. C.
Langley, Mr.. Alex Lawson, Major Fritts. Mr.
Chas. Spalding, Mr.. King, MIR. r. Perry Mr. G.
5. Whitemore, MIR. C. H. Wiley, DIR. Harry
Smltn, Mrs G1lllngham, Miss Lewis, Miss
Fletcher OF Philadelphia, Miss Rickett and Miss
Niche.
Miss X. 7. Sullivan of 2sth. street. George
town, will spend the remainder Of the summer
| in visiting through the north.
The residence of Miss Lillian o. Burroughs.
513 9TH street southeast. was the scene of a de.
Iightful party last evening given in honor of
her cousin, Miss Luella Burroughs of Camden
NJ. The unique feature Of the evening was a
prize hat trimming engaged in by the gen.
tlemen- Each being given the frame and
trimmings the gentleman whose hat was best
trimmed, decided by vote of the young ladies'
secured prize. Some of the STYLES presented
were strikingly artistic and caused much mirta.
After refreshments the evening" pleasure
closed with dancing. Among those present
were: Misses Wiley, Elinc Troutman, Emma
Irou:man, Mamie Diver, Lulu Diver. Car
penter and Clara Burroughs, and Messrs
Miller, Hodges, Roberts, Copeland, Carpenter
and Durant