Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-18

August, are M. BouBtan, Capt. and Madame
Lottin, the Misses Patten, Paymsster and Mrs.
Washington. Surgeon General and Mrs. Brown,
Capt. and Mrs. Mullan. the acting secretary Of
state and Mrs. Wharton, Mr.. and Mrs A. Leo
Knott, Miss Herman, Admiral and Mrs. Frank
lin, Mr.. and Mrs: Maury and the Misses Maury,
on the eve Of their departure for Spring Lake
and Saratoga; Senator Gorman's family. who
will not start for Saratoga until the LIST Of Au-
gust; Gen. and Mrs. Casey, Gen. and Mrs.
Brown, Mr.. John W. Thompson, Miss Ida
Thompson and Commodore and Mrs. Ramsey.
The superb silver service which was pre-
sented to Senator German by his political
friends In Maryland was sent on lately to his
house here. A number of friends were
invited to come and view the glittering treasure
by Mrs German before it was stored away in
the safe deposit for the summer.
NJ. Cabanel, the French portrait painter, says
that Miss Matte Mitchell, the daughter Of the
Oregon Senator, is the most beautiful woman
ever seen in Paris.
Miss Olive Williams Of GAINESVILLE, Ohio, who
has been visiting her cousin, Miss Rice, at 5S4
Goth street northwest has gone to Ocean City
for a few days.
Mrs. ]. n. Ball and daughter, Miss Marion v.
Ball, accompanied by Miss L. Y. McCathrsn::
are spending the summer at the West End
Hotel, Asbury Park.
Miss Carrie E. Fowler Of 1887 2sth street
will spend the remainder Of July near Jordon
Sulphur Springs. The rest Of the summer she
VIII spend in the vicinity Of Waterford,
Loudoun county, Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. O. Bushby leave today for
Atlantic City.
Miss Johnston and Miss Scott of 11O4 o street
northwest are at Warren Springs, Va, for the
summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. Salomonsohn have arrived
safely at their new home in Posen, Germany.
The following Washingtonians were regis
tered at Hill Top, Harper's Ferry, this week:
Mr.. and Mrs. d. Henry Ainsworth, W. E.
Hoover and family, Miss Madeline Blandy,
Miss Francis Martin, Miss Helen Miller, Mrs.
Guiick and daughter, MIR. Sidney West, Mrs.
David B. Palmer, Miss Ella Palmer Mrs w. A.
Redmond, Miss 9. P. Parsons, Miss A. s.
Parsons, Mrs. ID. I. Jones and son, Miss Wager,
Miss Mcpherson, Mrs. William Clark, Miss d.
I: Jones, Charles J. Stockman, o. n. and o.
W. Budlong. A. E. Thomas, j. E. and F. w.
Barker: J. NJ. aynet, W. F. Jones, D. T. Jones,
Mrs. Mcbride and sisters, Mrs. John Stiles,
Mrs Allen Wall and family, R. E. Grant and
family, Walter Russell and wife, Mrs. August
Donath, Mrs. Joseph +. Sheetz. Mrs. Edwin s.
ClarAson, Miss Nellie V. Barry, Miss Emily
Donath, Mrs. NJ. ]. Ramell and Miss Russell.
Mrs. E. J. Jennings and children are sum-
mering at Orkney Springs.
Mrs NJ. Kets Kemethy has gone to the Blue
<nuge mountains.
Miss Helen N. Andrews, Mrs. NJ. J. A. Banks,
Mrs Lucy W. Kellogg and Miss Mary E. Good
win OF Capitol Hill are sojourning at Hotel
Riverside Cambridgeborough, Pa
Miss Lily Wright has gone to Portsmouth,
Ohio, where she will spend some time with the
family of Mr. A. G. Thompson.
. Mr.. and Mrs. O. NJ. Mcpherson of 1ls
street northeast, with their little daughters
Grace and Maud. leave this evening for a
months visit with relatives and friends in
western Illinois.
Mrs. D. Strauss and family are at the Isles
worth. Atlantic City.
The following %ashingtonians are registered
at Congress Hall, Cape May N. j.: Mrs. l. B.
Stahl, Miss Rose Stahl, D. w. Stevens, r. S.
Davis, W. l.. Argue, W. s. Roose and c. v.
Wood.
Mrs. James Robbins accompanied by her
niece, Miss Maria Pushaw, has left the city to
spend the season at her summer cottage in
Maine.
Cards have been issued for the marriage of
Miss Mary Estelle Haddaway to Mr.. Robert
IIinville Cohen on Wednesday evening, July ~,
at Mt. Vernon Place Church ut 7:30 clock.
Mrs. Anna Stewert of Birmingham, Ala, il
with Mr.. and Mrs. II. G. North, 14th street and
kenesaw avenue. Mr.. North is still confined to
his room.
Miss Kate Schneider of Georgetown Heights
is spending the month Of July in New. York.
Mr.. r. c. Gwynn has closed his residence on
Iowa circle for the summer. His family will
remain in the mountains until the LIST of Sep
TENDER.
Rev. N. W. Clark, American professor in
Martin Theological Institute at Frankfort-on-
the-Aiain, Germany. with his family, arrived
last week from Europe and lie taking his sum-
mer vacation in this country. Mr.. and Mrs.
Clark, with their little daughter Isabel, are
spending little time in this city with their
father, George L. Clark, at 1919 18th street.
Miss Mamie c. Eichhorn left on Thursday
for Oakland to spend the rest of the summer
with her sister. Mrs. G. W. Handy.
Miss Gunion leaves Washington with Mrs
William Blasland ON July q for a visit to Bos-
ton and the White mountains.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. W. Simmons leave today for
Philadelphia and Atlantic City for a two weeks
stay.
Mrs. F. E. Byus has left the city to spend the
remainder of the summer with her daughter
Mrs. W. A. Harrison. at the latter's country
home, Charlotte Hall, Maryland.
Messrs. W. G. Wilmarth, E. T. and G. F.
Keller, W. Boyer, f. Kubel, H. Bayne and v.
De knight leave this evening for weeks out
ing at Cedar View.
Mrs. L. A. Hartman Of 1924 r street north
west, accompanied by her son and daughter
leaves next week for the seashore.
ALEXANDRIA.
ABINGDON LITIGATION ENDED.