Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-06
SOCIAL MATTERA
Whereabouts Of Well-KnOWn Washington
ians-Personal Notes Of General Interest.

ians-Personal Notes Of General Interest.
Mrs Audenried ID travelling in the Yellow
stone Park with party Of friends. Her sister.
Mrs. Gallup of Philadelphia, IL to be married
next November to Mr.. Lehayden Of that city,
and Miss Gallup's engagement to Mr.. Fox OF
the same city is also topic Of recent announce,
ment to their friends. Both ladies are well
known here from their many visits to Mrs. Au-
denried
Count and Countess Divonns are now ct
their villa at Trouville, which they have kept
full OF their friends all summer and made 1t
prominent in the number Of those entertaining
at this well-known fashionable seaside resort
In September the Divonnes are going to make
visit at the home Of the counts family on
Lake Geneva. and after that they return 70
Paris, which they will make their permanent
home. Countess Divonne is almost in her usual
good health again, having recovered to q great
extent from the effects of the injuries she re-
ceived when thrown from her carriage while
driving in Paris during the early summer.
While everybody knew that the transfer Of
Minister Roustan to Madrid was settled con-
clusion several months ago, that will not soften
matte and official circles, who were hoping that
his often expressed preference for Washington
would result in his staying here indefinitely.
Every year Of the nine that he has been accred-
as we'll as deepened the regard in which he has
himself been held. He has been prominent in
all social matters and as interested in all such
affairs as any young man in his legation. In
many ways he will be missed and pleasant
things said Of him for many a day to come.
Minister Roustan is now in New York, but will
be back again in day or two.
Gen. and Mrs. Schofield will leave the city in
day or two and resume their travels, which
were broken by the necessity of the former
coming here to attend to some official cares.
with just this one unromantic break their
honeymoon will last a month or six weeks
longer, as they Join MIR. and Mrs. Hiram Barney
ana go north. intending to stop at Lake George,
Saratoga and later on make a lengthier stay in
the White mountains. As already announced
III these columns, they will be home for good
toward the last OF September at their Connecti-
cut avenue home. Mrs. Schofield has seen but
lew people since she returned, for the simple
reason that most Of her friends are out of town.
Justice and Mrs. Lamar, after stay here Of
several weeks, have gone north, as it is their
annual custom. to spend August in New Hamp-
shire, where Mrs. Lamar feels least the annoy
ances OF the hay fever, to which she is subject.
Mrs l.. @. c. Lamar, jr., is in Oxford, Miss,
visiting her mother, Mrs Lester.
Judge and Mrs. Macarthur are at Saratoga
for the month.
Count dArco, accompanied by Baron Won
Wulfen, is on the eve of departure for Europe
for his annual visit. He stayed at Newport
until Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles s. johnson are at Nam
tucket.
Miss Fannie Appleby of 22O4 18th street left
today for sojOurn Of six weeks in Monrovia,
Frederick county, Md.
MIR. I. NJ Long and Henry J. Albert are visit
ing Niagara Falls and Canada. On their return
trip they VIII join their families at the Colon
made, Atlantic City.
Mrs. b. r. Tracy and Miss Tracy Of Q street
northwest are now at the Colonnade, Atlantic
City, where they expect to remain during Au-
gust.
Miss Maggie Steward is spending the month
Of August at Old Point Comfort.
Mr. John W. Welty and family, accompanied
by Miss Warden and Mrs. Charles H, Fisher of
Philadelphia, have gone to the mountains Of
West Virginia to visit Mrs. Weltys parents,
Captain and Mrs. Adam Fisher.
A delightful party was given Tuesday evening
by Mrs. Haffner at her residence, 9l9 G street
northwest, to Miss Helen N. Critics of Canal
Dover, Ohio, prior to her departure for her
home. The occasion will long be pleasantly
remembered by those who were present. Miss
Critics during her visit here has made many
friends, who regret that she cannot remain
longer.
Mrs. Admiral McDougal, her two daughters,
Mrs. Van VOORHEES, and Mrs. LIE Breton, accom-
panied by Mrs. Stewart and Miss Anna Key, will
spend the month Of August at Niagars Falls.
DR.. Harry Crookshank, director general Of
prisons in Egypt, with his bride, is at the Ar
llngton. He was married yesterday near Phila-
delphia to Miss Emma WalraEen Comfort Of
New York. The ceremony took place at Birch
wood, the summer residence OF the brides
uncle, DR.. Henry G. Pickering.
Miss Miller Of 1112 L street, in company with
friends from BROOKLYN, is sojourning at the
Victoria Hotel, Saratoga.
Mrs. I. Pliny Moran and Mrs. Frederick
Grimm left this morning for Watkins Glen and
Niagara Falls and will visit relatives In Buffalo
for three weeks.
Mrs. v. Young, C. G. Benjamin and wife and
Mrs. R. L. Millburn ami child are at the Sea-
side Hotel, Ocean City.
Mrs. Noble N. Snowden and Mrs Emma Lewis
left yesterday for the mountains in West Vir-
ginia, where they will spend the month Of Au-
gust.
Saratoga for Lake George and Newport.
Miss Mamie Hough LETT the city Tuesday
morning for Hamilton, Va, to join her sister
and niece for few days. She will then go to
Charlestown, VIVA, for a stay OF three weeks
Mrs. W. S. Macgill and children are sojourn-
ing at the Bear Lithia Springs, Va.
Mrs. DR.. Bracket and son and Miss E. L.
Foster will spend the month of August with
their sister, Mrs. McCalmont, in Franklin, Pa.
Mrs.JeannetteM.A Appleton, whose life has been
despaired of, has so far recovered that she will
be taken to Carlsbad for treatment Mrs. H.
C. Parsons and Miss Katherine Parsons accom-
pany her. They sail on the Gascogne. They
left Natural Bridge Wednesday.
Miss Nano Weeden has gone to Niagara Falls
for the summer with friends
Mrs. Archibald Young of Corcoran street left
today for the mountains OF Virginia She was
accompanied by her daughter Margaret and
son Raphael
The Misses Moore Of 1918 9Th street left yes
terday for Bound Brook, Nj, to visit Miss
Fisher From there they 20 to Asbury Park
to remain several weeks.
The following Washingtenians were recently
registered at the Colonnade Hotel, Atlantic CITY:
Felix Z. Mahony, Clarence Byrnes, Eugene
Byrnes. VIM. H, Sylvester, VIM Bark, DIR. w.
d. Writ. John Lynch. jr w. F. Cole and wife.
Walter J. Priddy, N. L. Boarman, Mrs Maria
c. Wolfe, VIM R. Bushley and family. B. R.
Tracy and family. Mrs. E. G. Weaver. Miss A,
F: priday' s. s; b, s, PPriddy, g. H; Demo
sohon, Miss Fitzpatrick, Miss s. B.
McNantz, Miss II. A. McNantz, Miss A. F. Hop
kins, Miss Myrtle Hughs, Mrs. M. T. Kelley. r.
NJ. Particle, John L. Writ, Henry T. Selden. H.
b. M. Jason, H. W. Reed, Frank Slaven, Oscar
Carter. W. G. Phillips, Lawrence Keane. o. p.
Bailey, Joseph Webster, W. E. Setmader and
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