Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-10
Mr.. and Mrs. I. W. Tallmadgc have returned


Mr.. and Mrs. I. W. Tallmadge have returned
from Lynn. Mass.
Mrs. Mary L. Stephens and Mis- Mary A.
Stephens have returned from the seashore and
mountains, where they have passed the heated
term.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Wells of Albany. N.
Y, win visit their cousin. Mrs. G. L. Sayers Of
Mt. Pleasant, during the coming encampment.
Mr.. Wells is one of the escorts of Gen. Palmer.
Mr. and Mrs. Hiram Savers and Mr.. and Mrs.
Randolph of Scranton will be the guests of Mr..
@. l.. Sayers Of Mt. Pleasant from next week.
Miss Maud l.. Wadsworth. after spending six
weeks at Staten Island, Fort Hamilton and
Brooklyn, il now visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward Shovel at Riverton-on-the-De Delaware.
DIR. and Mrs. Pitzer have returned from vir-
ginia much improved in health
The following advertisement. which has just
appeared in foreign paper, should commend
itself to aro lady who wants a foreign hus-
band:
A YOUNG GENTLEMAN OF STRONG AND SOUND
"a constiiution and charming and PLEASING aspect
actnaly living in Sicily desires 10 American
husband 81" ~'' Ky '''''"'' ~''' i'''A%
Senator and Mrs. Mcmillan will not return
here till December
Mrs. Wanamaker and her daughters have
returned to London from Carlsbad and as soon
as they can will return to this country.
Mrs. l.. A. Hartman. son and daughter, ac-
companied by Mrs. VIM. Graham of st. Louis,
Mo-. have returned from Rock Enon Springs,
where they spent the summer.
The marriage OF Miss Caroline NJ. Knox,
daughter Of the late John Jay Knox, to DR..
Paul kimball of New York city, is announced
to take place at the residence Of the brides
mother at Monmouth Beach on September 81.
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ding festivities will be very quiet, and only
participated in by their immediate relatives.
Miss Knox has many friends in this city,
where she was raised. that this announcement
will have additional interest. With
her sister she was the guest last winter of the
family of the Attorney General. and the must
cal talents of both young ladies gave great
pleasure at the small informal musicales that
Miss Miller gave in their honor during their
stay.
Mrs. Harriette H. Mills, accompanied by her
son. returned from Europe yesterday. She
placed her daughter Lotta with the celebrated
instructor. Leichtezky. under whose care she
VIII remain for IA year at least Miss Lolita
passed a most satisfactory examination. Mrs.
Mills will be at home informally to her friends
at her house, No. 1904 street northwest, on.
Tuesday evenings.
On Monday evening Mrs. T. J. German gave
a reception at her residence. Rose Terrace.
Charlton Heights. Md. in honor OF her guests,
Misses Henrietta Schroeder. Annie Redmond.
l.;l.ian kceley and kittie higgins of Albany, n.
\. Numerous friends from Washington. Hyatts-
VILE. Baltimore and Charlton Heights thronged
the parlors during the evening. Dancing was
continued until a late hour. The parlors were
tastefuilv decorated with flowers. Misses Schroe-
der and Redmond left for the north on Tuesday
Mrs. W. r. Ceilings worth celebrated her
birthday last evening at her home. ISL 9th
street southeast. Among those present were
Mr.. A. Warfield and family. Mr.. W.. p. Col
lingsworth and family. Mr.. G. Thompson and
family. Miss Mamie Graham. Miss Alice War
field. Miss May Colliugsworth. Mr.. W. Finch
and M. Artee Warfeld.
Mrs. Bynnm and Miss Bynum have returned
from Saratoga.
Mrs. E. Darlington Ker formerly Minette
POWELL of Chicago and Mrs W. NJ Sullivan OF
Niddletown, Ohio. visiting Maj Daniel
ODriscOll and wife at their home ''Iara-on-
Sligo, in North Takona.
Mrs. John Markriter has sent ont the an
nouncement of the marriage OF her daughter
Mary to Mr. George Frede rick Davis Gil last
Wednesday evening
Mrs. $. Moore Sites. mother of C. w. Lacey
Sites. has arrived u Vancouver. Il. c., twenty
days sail from shanghai. She is eli route to
this city. bringing her youngest sou and daugh-
ter. Her husband. Rev. DR. Sites. and her
daughter Ruth remain at Foochow. China.
Invitations have been issued for a ball to be
given by Mis- Aadge Small in Hyattsville, Md.
next Thursday.
Mrs. G. y. At Lee has returned from the
OF Virginia.
Mrs. John c. Stark weather has returned and
is visiting her sister, Miss Haliett Of I74l G
street
An ENJOYABLE surprise party was given last
evening in honor of Mr. Ben Isemau at the
residence of his father on Capitol Hill. The
Columbia Mandolin. Banjo and Guitar Club
gave weli-rendered musical program and were
ably assisted by Miss Maggie Storm. Pauline
iseman. Alma SmaO;, Mtssrs. Judson. Straight
Wright and others. After Refreshments had
been served dancing INDUCED in until a
late hour. Those present were Mr.. and Mrs
lsemnn and daughters, Mr. and Mrs. Eberley
DIR. and Mrs. Moeler. Mrs. Babson. Miss F,ossie
and Annie Bliss, Miss Maggie Storm, Mrs.
Hn,se and daughter, Mrs. Smoot and daughter,
Miss Alice Malone, the Misses Holmes, Mr. and
Mrs. McGaigan. Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Iseman ard
Noble. straight. Zeaman. Judson. Brayton,
littieton, Espey. Wright. Callaus, Biedel and
others.
Hiss Hattie Dunn and her brother Charles
Dunn, son and daughter of Major Dunn Of East
Washington. have returned from Wilmington
n. C.. after u long visit. much improved in
heaith.
Mr.. and Mrs. George V. Balch OF 1921 Penn
sylvnnG avenue have returned from their sum-
mer outing at Rockingham Springs and have as
a guest Mr.. Bedford Sharpe of San Antonio,
Tex. Mrs. Balch's daughter. Mrs. L. A. Cool
idSe, is spending a fortnight at Rock Enon
Springs.
Miss Emma Foster has returned to the city
after an absence Of two months at Atlantic
City.
DIR. W. X. Butler and brother. Rev. c. H.
Butler. pastor of Keller Memorial Church, who
have been outing in western Maryland and
Virginia by bicycle and by rail, returned to
the city today.
Miss Carrie Z. Fowler has returned to her
home, 1877 Goth street, after spending two
weeks at Allan tic City.
Interesting Church Statistics.
According TO bulletin issued by the census
Office. giving statistics Of the NJ. E. Church
South and the Congregational Church, it is
stated that the former was organized in 1845,
having separated from their brethren in the