Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-08

naturally much gratifed to find that the mem
DRY OF their honored grandparent will be KEEP
green in his old home, as "Corcoran house
confronts every passer-by in golden letters or
| the lamp post at the entrance and portrait OF
MIR. Corcoran viii continue to sdorn one Of th<
| rooms. The other family portraits, which every
| visitor there remembers so well, have beer
| taken away by Mrs. Thos. Hitchcock.
/ Mrs. Shiras, the wife Of the new associate
justice-elect, has been ct the Arlington for sew
| eral days with him. She ia q charming woman
Of distinguished appearance She has gray han
| framing particularly sweet face, youthful
complexion and blue eyes, and just the attractive
manners one would associate with these features
Mrs. Shiras will be present on Monday to see heI
husband sworn in. and that after noon viii max,
the round Of calls on the families Of the othel
Supreme Court justices. Monday night she viii
return to Pittsburs and does not expect to come
back here till December. During that month
she will be at home informally on Monda!
afternoons. Justice and Mrs. Shiras will spend
the coming winter at the Arlington and next
season probably 60 to housekeeping.
Madame Romero and Madame Covarrubiaa
and her family returned from Deer Park Thurs,
day night, being the very last Of the guests al
the hotel there.
Mrs. Miller Is going to Chicago on Monday
and after that will make visit to Keokuk with
friends before starting for Colorado Springs
where she viii stay with her daughter, MIS-.
| Touzalin.
| Mrs. and the Misses Heaven will winter in
Montreal.
Librarian Spofford and Miss Spofford are
back after charming European trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Wilson will not return
from Europe until the new year.
| Miss Ellen Touzalin, daughter of the late A.
E. Touzalin, railway magna.e Of Boston, is to
be married shortly in London to Mr.. Nickerson,
wealthy Boston resident 1t seems to be the
! very latest fashion for our wealthy young
| people to be married in London. Miss Touza-
Inns stepmother is tho daughter Of the late
Justice Miller and has a large fortune. Mr..
! Nickerson drives his own four finland and is
| among the envied bachelors Of Boston.
Mrs. Geo. Drew Of New Jersey avenue, who
has been visiting in New York and Brooklyn,
has returned to her home.
Mrs. Louise Pollock has returned from Seat
tie, Wash, where she passed cool and delight
| ful summer with her daughter Mrs. Loue Pol
| lock Bush. While there Mrs Pollock was in
vtted q number Of times TO address the public
school teachers to explain the merits OF the
kindergarten system.
Mrs. E. B. Thurber and her little daughter Of
Brooklyn, NY, are on Witt to DR.. and Mrs.
Wadsworth, parents Of Mrs. Thurber.
Mr.. Robert Downing and family have re-
turned to the city for the winter and are resid-
ing at their home, s02 X street northwest.
Mrs. p. Fl. Heiskell, jr., who has been in New
York city visiting her mother for the past six
weeks, returns on Monday much benefited In
health.
The little son Of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Samuel
Everett Of GA 23d street has fully recovered
| after an illness Of six weeks and they will be
pleased to see their friends.
Commandment and Mrs. Haywood, after a two
months absence, have returned to their home
at headquarters U. s. marine corps.
The Home Social Club held its regular
monthly meeting Tuesday evening at the resi-
dence Of Mrs. NJ. NJ. Rouzer, $50 II stree,
northeast. The Misses Lizzie and Rosie West
were elected active members. The club will
! visit Mount Vernon Wednesday, October 10.
| Refreshments were served by the refreshment
committee. The next meeting will be held at
the residence Of the Misses Lilly and Josie
Fauth, 4l9 LIST street northwest, Tuesday, No
| vember 1.
Miss Emma Gray has returned to her resi-.
dence, 22ol K street northwest, having had q
most delightful summer in Europe.
Mr.. Geo. E. Kicker has returned to the city
after pleasant summer spent in the woods OF
Maine.
Lieut.. L. L. Reamey, q. S. n, and family
to Washington and are located in their home
No. 174s n street.
Mrs. and Miss Henning have returned to the
city from their summer home on Cherrystoue
Inlet and will be at home on Saturdays during
the winter.
Miss Agnes Pattison, daughter Of Capt. Robt
Pattison. PHILADELPHIA, who has been visiting
Mrs. 8. Lacey Johnston during and since the
encampment, returned home Thursday last.
There was pleasant progressive euchre party
given at the residence Of the Misses Rover,
/ Ii street northeast, Tuesday evening by the
G.. +. H. Progressive Euchre Club. Mr..
Fred Fitzpatrick and Miss Fannie Plumme,
were declared the winners of the head prize
and Mr.. J. F. /. Ferry and Miss Mollie Dial,
were awarded the "booby" prizes. The clul
adjourned to the dining hail. where a bountifu
collation. was served. Those present were Mr.
and Mrs. Gantley, Mr.. and Mrs. Rover, Mis-
Mae Sheehan of Baltimore, Miss Mani,
Mcclure, Miss Fannie Plummer, Miss Ella
Gleeson, Miss Agnes c. Rover, Miss Mary A
Rover. Miss Mollie DAILY, Miss Kate Rover. Mr.
W. Waverly Taylor, Mr.. ]. F. l. Ferry, Mr.. J
Harry DAILY. Mr.. ]. Fred Fitzpatrick, Mr.. Ed
P. Schwartz, Mr.. Geo. W. Rea and MIR. Geo. P
| Dowell
Mrs. Representative Wilson of Kentucky ha
returned to her home in this city. She ha
been spending the past four months at her hus
bands mountain home in Kentucky.
Col and Mrs. Guy V. Henry lunched will
Messrs. A. ]. Drexel and George W. Childs i,
Philadelphia few days since.
| Col ]. c. Gilmore, assistant adjutant gen
eral, and family have taken quarters at tn,
| Gramercy for the winter
Mr.. and Mrs. Hallet Kilbourn announce thu
marriage Of their daughter Bella to Monsieu,
Emile Bourgeat, formerly captain Of cavalry il
| the French army. The marriage was solemn
| lied at the Church of Saint Ferdinand de-
Ternes, Paris, France, on Wednesday, septem.
Der 81, 1892.
Mrs. Col. Rosecrans and daughter have re
turned home after an absence Of three month";
spent with friends in the north and west. Boil
are much improved in health
Admiral Colhoun and family have returned
| to the city.
Miss Bertha Rottn,an, who has been spending
a few pleasant weeks with friends in this city
left today for st. Louis.
An enjoyable tally-ho party was given ms
| night by tho young men of Wesley Chapel. TIT
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