Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-21
SOCIAL MATTERS.
Gen. schoneld and His Bride-Personal Notes
of Interest.

Gen. and Mrs. Schofeld will reside ct 1874
Connecticut avenue upon their return from
their wedding journey. They are not expected
however. until the early fall. Gen. Schofeld
mas resided for the past two years in this same
house, which ne leased for term OF years and
where Mrs. Andrews, his daughter, presided SO
gracefully for him. The latter is spending the
summer in the west during her husbands alb
sehce, VINO is also travelling with her father. II
ls expected that the two families will still make
tner home together, as neither the general nor
MRS. Andrews made any plans to the contrary
when they left the city early in June. Gen.
schoheid's house Is sufficiently commodious
i 10 all OF them, and in fact the only change
there wlli be Is that the young lady who was a
guest last winter will be the hostess herself the
coming one. Gen. Schofelds enjoyment of
MS wedding trip was only marred q day or two
by illness, but he quickly recovered and now
the party are doing the Yellowstone.
Gen. and Mrs. Watmough are now at Bar
Harbor.
Mrs. Marian Mackay still remains in the city.
Librarian Spoffords wife and daughter are
in the Catskills. Mrs. Henry W. Spofford is in
Canada.
Mr.. Stevens Of the ia panese legation will d.
vide his vacation between Rehoboth Beach and
Cape May.
The marriage at St. Johns P. E. Church,
West Washington, Of Miss Jessie McDermott
and Mr.. Charles H. walcott Of Boston will in
terest large circle Of the brides acquaint-
ances. After the ceremony Mr.. Walcott will
take his bride for a northern wedding Jour-
ney, after which they will return to their future
residence in Concord, Mass.
Miss Amy C. Leavitt has returned from Bos-
ton and expects to be at 1897 NJ street for the
remainder Of the summer.
Miss Bessie Leese is visiting her aunt, Mrs.
VIM. R. Eckloff, in Washington county.
One Of the most enjoyable events OF the sea-
son was the full-dress ball at the Green Noun
tain House, up in the Blue Ridge mountains,
last Saturday night. A great many prominent
citizens with their families were present. The
grand march was led by Mr.. Abraham Fisher
with Miss L. Kaufman of Washington. Among
those present were Mr.. and Mrs. Tobriner and
Leon Tobriner, Mrs. A. Fisher, Mr.. and Mrs.
Sol Rice and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Barnes
Mr.. and Mrs. Losano, Mr.. and Mrs. Wood Mr.
Arthur Gasch and sister, Mr.. Julius Maedle,
Miss Bear, Miss Fannie Reese, Miss Nellie
. Brien. Miss Cora and Ray Kaufman, Messrs
Geo. and Doc. Kaufman. DR.. Shirley, Miss Pau
line Baum, Mr.. and Mrs. Brown, Miss Appley,
Mrs. Paesche and Mrs. Winters.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. E. Etchberger and son are
visiting Atlantic City for q month.
The Misses Mamie and Julia Harrington and
Miss B. OBrien of Georgetown left this morn
ing for sOjourn in the Blue Ridge.
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Bessling of Massachusetts avenue northwest,
have gone to Pa3son, Va, for six weeks. They
will return to this city about September 10.
Ex-President Cleveland having recently pur-
chased the estate known as Tudor Haven"
lying along Buzzard Bay, with the intention Of
making 1t his summer residence, the citizens of
Barnstable county, without regard to political
opinions, propose to formally welcome him
and Mrs. Cleveland into the neighborhood by
hnro L. al
Saturday. the 25th instant. Somewhat elaborate
preparations for the affair are being made, and
as 1t will be generally participated in by the
summer residents In that neighborhood as well
as by the leading citizens Of the county, it will
no doubt be notably pleasant event.
Among the Washingtonians registered at
the Lockwood House, Harpers Ferry, are Dr.
and Eugenia Reyburn, Rev. Daniel Barr of
Epiphany Church, DR.. W. H. Coe, G. H. Stock
bridge. John L. Doyle. Mr.. and Mrs Chas. G.,
Ringwait, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter C. Carroll, Mr..
and Mrs. VIM. E. Hutchinson. Mr.. A. W.
Bright aud children, MIR. H. H. Bliss and fam
ny, MIR. Q. Z. Carter and family Mr.. F. G.
Eiker and family, Miss Laura Fiibert Of Balti-
more, Col c. Z. Creecy and wife, Mr.. and Mrs.
Il. ii. Marshall and daughter, Miss Marie Sic
bert, Mrs A. E. johnson and granddaughter,
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Hilbert Of Baltimore, Mr..
Jas. H. Hilton, J. w. Burson and wife. Calves
ton, Tex, and Mr.. Louis Hirsh.
Among the arrivals at the CoIonnade, Attain
tic City. during the last two weeks are the fol-
lowing from Washington, d. c.: Capt. and
Mrs. A. A. Thomas, Mrs. N. B. Thomas, tno II.
Hickox, jr., DR.. and Mrs. r. c. Fisher Mr. and
Mrs W. E Shaffer. Mary A. Stark. Howard
Perry, Eugene Bettes, A. Batres, Guatemala;
A. Valenzuela, Guatemala; NJ. Elguera, Peru;
VIM. F. Hoffman ana family, J. ". Drew and
wife, N: c. Gardner, H. NJ. Buchanan, Judge
j. s. McCalmont, Capt. s. H. Merrill, W. Z.
Van Wickle and wife, W. Z. Schneider and
family, J. A. Cornell and wife, J. b. McNames
and family, L. Brodhead, John Lynch, jr.,
Mrs: John Lynch, James DAILY, A. L. Shafer.
1. H. Sprinkle, Miss McNeir, ". Teff. John
son: George b. Clark, Charles R. Cleaves, L. C.
Goodwin, W. s. Olive, Louis G. White, Frank
Rowley, Mrs. W. P. s. Sanger, Miss Johns. T.
ID. Clark. John Dickson, ]. d. Rutter.
Mrs. Capt Parmenter and Miss Edna of Mt.
Pleasant and Miss Kant of Grant place are
stopping at the Shirley, Atlantic City.
Miss Catharine Long of Trappe. Nd, who
has been visiting Mrs. Garges of Park place.
has departed for her home, accompanied by
Miss Nellie Garges.
delightful luncheon was given yesterday
by Mrs Robert Scott to her daughter Anna,
who Is about to leave the city for the north
where she will visit her aunt. Among those
present were Misses Estelle Scott, May Scriy-
ener, Mazzie Frank, Lulu and Alice Hunt, Annie
Ritter and sisters of the hostess.
Mrs, DR. Shinn,i Miss Adeline Army, Miss
Leulah Rothrock and Miss Myrtle Baldwin of
street northwest are eft Atlantic City.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. W. Millest are visiting As
bury Park and other resorts on the coast of
New Jersey.
Miss Nina B. Franklin is at the Hotel La Fon-
tafne, Atlantic City.
Mrs. Lewis Baar and daughters are spending
the summer at the Hotel Elberon, Atlantic
City.
Miss Grace Reaumon. left last evening for
Townnda, Pa, to spend few weeks vacation.
She will go from there to Addison, N. Y, where
she will spend some time with friends and rela-
tives.
Hon. Herman W. Snow, who has been elected
to Congress to succeed Mr.. Payson of Illinois.
left the city last evening with his daughter,
Miss Florence, for Old Point Comfort, being
en- route home from a trip east.
Mrs. W. H. Hammersley is at River Springs,
Md.
PARNELL AT NEWCASTLE.
His Speech interrupted by Inquiries After
"kitty's" Health.