Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-13
SOCIAL MATTERS.

| Mrs. D. NJ. Harris of St. Louis and Mrs. J. A
| Hetherton of Apollo, Pa, are visiting Their
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. q. F. Rugg Of 22d street
northwest
Miss Mildred and Master Willie Jackson and
Miss Ida Werle of Northwest Washington
chaperoned by the latter aunt, are sojournine
| among the Blue Ridge mountains in Virginia
lhey Will return about the LIST of September.
| Mrs. B. Durfee and family of East Capitol
street are spending the summer in the Catskil
mountains, same place as last year.
| Miss Birdie Mitchell is stopping at the White
| Cottage, Harpers Ferry, with her sister, Mrs
James I. Hardin.
Mr.. and Mrs VIM. Blasland, Miss Blasland
Miss Bracket and Miss Gunion are at the
Idiewild House, Intervale, N. H.
Miss Ada Duke, accompanied by Miss Annie
McQuade, left yesterday for q two weeks So
Journ at Brookside, W. Va.
Rev. Henry Elliott Mott Of Dubuque. Iowa,
is the guest of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Cohen and Miss Madge
Cohen are spending several weeks at Ocean
Grove.
Miss Marie Costello left today for Cresson
Springs where she will be Joined by her sister
katherine, from Pittsburg, to remain until
september 1. She will then leave for Cincin-
nati, Ohio and Lexington, Ky, for month g
Nislt 10 lrlenQs.
The New York Recorder, in speaking Of the
guests at the Metatoxet Hotel, Narragansett
Pler, says: Among the ladies who have re-
ceiVeo most conspicuous yet highly merited
share OF attention may be named Mrs. R. v.
La DOW OF Washington,a noted belle of beauty,
vlyaclty and superior intellect; Mrs. Thomas
+. Borden of Washington, cultured, Travelled,
entertaining; Mrs. M. b. Carter and Miss E. A.
thompson of New York, the latter an heiress.
Other guests at this hotel are Mr.. Thomas p.
Borden secretary of the Bachelors Lawn Ten
MS Club, Washington. Mr.. Thomas p Borden
and Mr.. o. S. Campbell have charge of the
Narragansett tennis tournament and rumor
says that the Washington enthusiast is playing
great tennis.
Mrs. stahl, accompanied by her daughters,
Misses Mary and Emma Stahl and Mrs. Harry
Moore, left today for a vacation of three weeks
at Harper's Ferry.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. II. Dempsey, IT,, are at
the Colonnade, Atlantic CITY,
Miss Mamie Brown of $50 North Capitol
street has returned from visit to Dawson
vile, Montgomery county, Md.
Miss Sophie Phillips has returned to her
home, North Arlington, Va, after delightful
trip OF seven weeks, several OF which she
visited in Baltimore and the remainder spent
with party of friends at Cape May Point and
Atlantic City.
ine ioiioWlng Well-known WashlngtonlanS
are enjoying the pleasures of Cape MAY: Mr..
NJ W. Beveridge, Mr.. Vim. Mattingly, Mr.. Al
bert Duval, Mr.. Charles NJ. Bell. Mr.. Samuel
Witherow and Mr.. Harry @. Chew.
Mrs. A. NJ. Pywell, Miss Pywell, Miss How
lett, Miss Maude Hewlett and Miss Florence
Hewlett are stopping at 1.-THE Clifton House,
Berkeley Springs
Miss Mollie Peake of 11O2 street is spend
ing few days with her relatives in Baltimore.
MIR. Il. s. Lawrenson and family are spend
ing few weeks at Washington Grove.
Mrs. S. b. Nicholson and daughter, accom-
panied by Miss Emma Moran, are visiting rela-
tives at Old Point Comfort. 4
Miss Edythe Kohlenberg, who has been visit
ing Miss Brookes of NJ street, has returned
home.
Miss Raphael Houck Of Baltimore. who was
visiting her cousin, Miss Houck of Alexandria,
left fo- White Sulphur on Wednesday.