Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-11
SOCIAL MATTERS
Where Travellers Are Enjoying Cool Brcezes-
Personal Notes.

Personal Notes.
Mrs DIR. John t. Winter and children are at
the Seaside Hotel Ocean. City, Md.
Mrs r. Thomas Robinson and children have
gone to southern Maryland to spend the re-
| mainder of the heated term. Mr.. Robinson
Will join them later.
Mr.. and Mrs. Virgil g. Williams left yester-
day for Cape May.
Miss Serene Bayne is among the recent ar
rivals at the Beard mansion, Rutland, Md.
Miss Cassie Sibley of Capitol Hill and Miss
Ida Dent of Northwest Washington left ester
day for short visit in the north.
A pleasant garden party was given last even
ing at the residence of W. Keith, 1925 5th street
northwest. on the return of his daughter and
Mrs q. W. Herlig from Canada, where they
have been sojourning for the past month.
DIR. and Mrs J. K. HALEY now at Atlantic
City, though they will spend part Of their va
cation at Lake George.
Miss Alice Riecks of No. 10 5th street north
east left Sunday evening for a months so
1ourn III Springfield ILL., A number of friends
were at the station to bid her goodbye.
The following Washingtonians were recently
registered at THE Colonnade." Atlantic City:
5. II. Mater. ID. Nachman. A. A. Thomas, H. l..
lreiber, Miss BERTHE Particle, A. Soussa, c. X.
Stellwagen. Mrs. G. X. Stellwagen, Miss Stell-
wagon. Z. l.. Marklett +. b. Scott. W. F. War
ner. q. Y. At Lee, c. A. Mckinney, Abraham
Minister, Mrs. s. f. Philips. Miss Philips. Nc.
McNeir, H. ]. Albert, ]. NJ. Long, Mrs. J. NJ.
Long. Chas. H. Day, Frank W. Vaughn, ID. J.
Particle, u. IL. Tracy Miss Lizzie NJ Ready,
Miss Rosie l.. Mccall. n. Wallerstein Pitt A.
Ssum, A J. Wilson, r. II. Woodfolk, John X.
kraus, F. c. Losana, J. E. Wilson and M. o.
Andrews.
Mrs. William H. Coleman, accompanied by
her daughter and Mrs. Samuel Fenton, left for
Atlantic City yesterday afternoon, where they
will spend the heated term.
Mr.. Martin +. Morris and the Misses Morris
left yesterday for Cape May, where the latter
will stay for several weeks. After short So
lourn at the seaside Mr.. Morris will 60 to Sara
toga for awhile, and probably extend his tour
into Canada.
Miss Annie and Abbie johnson are registered
at the international Hotel, Niagara Falls.
Miss Mamie Oramer leaves today for a few
weeks stay at Hampton, Va, as the guest of
Mrs. George W. Topping.
Mrs Alice Lane and Miss Mary Hogan left
the city Saturday for a three weeks stay at
Norwood Cottage, Atlantic City.
Mrs A. Breuninger of 459 Massachusetts,
avenue northwest is stopping at Colonial Beach
Tor two weehs, and is accompanied by her sister,
Miss NJ. L. o Brien, Miss II. Altman and Miss
Carrie Moore of South Washington.
Mrs. Edward ]. Hannah is spending the
month of August at the Clifton House, Berkeley
Springs.
Miss frankie Wheat is spending her vaca-
ton with her cousin Mrs. Haines of Linden,
Md.
Mrs. Mauer and her bright little boys. who
have been the guests of her mother, Mrs NJ II.
Martin. will return home the early part of next
week, taking the sea voyage via Baltimore to
Savannah, Ga. Miss Martin will leave later in
the month for visit to friends in Pennsyl-
vania anC few weeks sojourn at the sea-
shore.
DIR. and Mrs. j. S. Harrison have gone north
to visit friends and spend some time at the sea
shore.
Miss Laura G. Bartlett of Capitol Hill has re-
turned from very pleasant trip to New York
and Long Branch
Miss Mamie Smith of Capitol Hill has returned
from very enjoyable trip to harpers Ferry,
W. Va.
Mrs. David H. Lyon and her little daughter
are summering at Long Branch They will re-
turn about the middle Of September.
MIR. Edward F. Coke, Mr.. and Mrs A. Lisner
and MIR. and Mrs Il. McAllster of Washington
were registered at the Office of the New York
Herald in Paris yesterday.
The Unity Circle gave a delightful Rustic
to their lady friends on Sunday the 9th instant,
which was thoroughly enjoyed by all. The
committee III charge were Messrs. l.. Jackson,
A. Minister. A. Richold, S. Rosenthal and L.
Baumgarten-
DIR. j. T. Sothoron leaves tomorrow for Eau.
quier White Sulphur Springs to Join his wife
and daughter who have beer there since the
LIST of August.
The hospitality of the pleasan country home
OF Mr.. b. II. Warner is enjoyed during the hot
weather by his friends, who receive invitations
from time to time to spend an evening there.
Last evening he had guest Mr. Marshall
Gushing, the private secretary of Postmaster
General Wanamaker. and as Mr. Cushing is
fond OF music, as well S good musician, Mr.
Warner gave an informal musicale in his honor.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. b. Eheem, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
ID. Scott Mr.. John Joy Edison, Mr.. Edison, ir.,
and Capt. Domer wore in the party. Mrs.
Rheem, Mr.. Scott and Mr. Cushing sang some
delightful selections either playing their own
accomplishments or using the services of the
professional musicians who were engaged for
the occasion. The evening was closed with
the discussion Of a watermelon out OH the cool
lawn. Mr.. Warner. owing to the absence of
Mrs Warner from home, has not her valuable
assistance on these occasions, but he succeeds
In making all his guests feel very much ut
home.