Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-06


such lengthy stay in this country.
Mrs. e. G. Bassc.. and her sister, Miss Rice,
will spend this month ut the Blue Mountain
house.
Mrs. Howard Clagett has returned from a
shor. visit with DR.. and Mrs. Hill at their sum
iner home in Upper Marlboro, where during
her stay they gave a handsome reception.
Miss Clsgett went to New York last week to
join her amt, Mrs. Allen. and accompany her
to Narragansett, where they will spend August.
Mrs. Romero, who has been at Sharon Springs
all summer. has returned to Philadelphia, on
her way 20 Bedford Springs, where she will re-
main until the early fall.
Miss Cora A. Rice, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
N. T. Rice, and Sir. Henry Lee Thompson will
be married on Monday. August Is, at o'clock
at the Sixth Presbyterian Church
Mr.. and Mrs. Parker Mann, who ara now at
the north. will spend October here, and after
that will sail for Europe, to be gone at least q
year.
Senator and Mrs. Henderson are another of
the senatorial couples who have good word to
say for Washington q summer resort. The
latter remained here all summer, as che always
does. until the Senator can leave for their vaca-
ton trip together.
Mrs. Brice il entertaining handsomely at
Newport. The alterations and repairs in the
Corcoran mansion going forward very rap
idlv. and the interior begins already to show a
transformed appearance. The main entrance
VIII be by the old carriage gate, and II window
takes the place of the old front door. Every
thing in the house viii be light in coloring and
the general effect will be cheerful and bright
Miss Annie r. Harmon of Springfield, H., is
visiting her cousin, DR.. s. l.. Harmon, at 200 D
street northwest.
Miss Libbie Small of Oil street northwe
left Friday for New York to join her sister spd
aunt at Yonkers-on-the-H Hudson.
NJ V. Tierney and family and Mrs. K. s.
Widdicome are at Cape May, where they will
be until the middle of September.
DR.. II. +. Clark will leave Monday for River
Springs, Md, for month.
Mr.. d. A. Sanford il at Hopeoys Falls, N Y,
for two weeks.
Mrs. c. Is. Rheem will remain a month longer
at Warm Sulphur Springs
Mr. and Mrs. W. l.. II. Wright are now at
3l4 street southeast, where they would be
pleased 10 welcome their friends.
Mrs. Joseph 7. Batchelder and baby have
left Highlands, Nd, and gone to Jordans White
Sulphur Springs.
Mira Thos. Z. Chalmers and daughter, little
Louise, have left Highlands Md, and gone to
San Francisco, Cal, to join her husband.
Mrs Mollie Henderson and daughter Of 5th
ard Lincoln streets northwest have left for
Pennsylvania, TO be gone month.
Mr.. and Mrs Geo. c. Gorham and their
daughter Maud leave the city today for a
summer vacation. After brief sojourn at the
Oriental Hotel, Coney Island, they will spend
several weeks at Columbia Hnll, Lebanon
Springs, n. Y.
Mrs. Jennie j. McCreary OF l40S V street
northwest LETT last Saturday evening for Chi
cage, where she intends remaining about o
week, after which she will spend several weeks
al her Old homestead near Columbus Ohio.
DR.. I. S. Stone will spe1d the month Of
Angus. with his family at Clemrbrook, Fred
erick county, Va.
Miss Margaret hammond Of X street left last
evening for Denver, Col, where she expects to
remain for several months.
Mrs. Frank Farnsworth of 1903 18th street,
Miss Florence farnsworth and Miss Mackall Of
Georgetown are at Congress Hall, Cape Nav.
Mr.. John ]. Chickering left yesterday for Nova
Scotia.
Mrs. Agnes c. Moore has sent out cards an
rouncing the marriage of her daughter Daisy to
Mr.. John Ii. Roche, Tuesday, July s.
Mrs. Jos. r. Roberts will spend The month Of
August at Berkeley Springs.
Miss Bertha Fowler of 2043 35th street, &c
com panied by her sister. Mablc, and her cousin,
Nctsio Cilliam. Will leave the sth for q
months stay near the Blue Ridge mountains.
The Misses Emma Boswell. Carrie Moore and
Annie Mundell, accompanied by Mrs. Samuel
Loscallett. have gone TO the Banks O. The Dee.
Md, for an extended visit.
Mrs. J. B. Henderson of 5th and Lincoln
streets and her daughter have gone to Pennsyl-
va!lia for month.
NJ w.. { no,;o roxa,tx &c.
for Asbury Park. They viii be gone three
weeks.
Miss Erna v Brandenburg Is spending the
month of August at Berkeley Springs.
Mrs. II. C. Stage and daughter Ada will sail
Sunday for Boston ard from there will go to
the Catskill mountains and later to Atlantic
City, where the younger daughter, Carrie will
join them.
Mrs. Jos G. Pearson and daughters, Misses
Fannie, Grace. Lottie ard Sadie. who have been
spending the summer at their Colonial Beach
cottage. will lcIre in II week or two for Atlantic
City. where they will remain through the month
OF August.
Morris Price and family are staying at
Seballasville. near Blue Ridge Summit, Pa.
Judge and Mrs. Frank II. Thomas of go r
street sail tomorrow for Boston. They will
spend several weeks at Old Orchard Beach, Me-,
and Grand Pre-. Nova Scotia.
Miss Lizzie Mckae, who has been the guest Of
Miss Ida White OF Norfolk, returned home Mon
day morning.
Miss Mamie T. Wolfe of the second auditors
Office and Hiss Annie E. O'Connor leave Mon
day for brief visit among friends in Gordons-
vile, Va. Later they will make an extended
tour through the south, returning to tine city
about September l.
Mrs. To.son. accompanied by her two sons
and Iiss Florence Jenkins and Miss Maggie
Columbus, nj Round HILL Va.
Mrs. John Miller and daughters, Iona, ROSA
and Barbara. are spending two-weeks' vace-
ton at the Ferndon, Atlantic City. They will
also visit New York and Philadelphia.
Mr.. ". I. johnson Of 1915 14.h street north
west, having been quite Iii with ali attack of
typhoid is now conyalescent and has gone to
Buena Vista Springs, accompanied by his wife,
where they will remain until he Is fully recov-
cred.
Among the guests at the Hotel Royal, Atlantic
City. are Gen. A. d. Hazen, wife and niece,
Campbell Darlington and family, William H.
West and son, Miss Lizzie West.
Mrs. Donch of COS II street. ccompanied by
her daughters Louisa and Clara, and Miss H.
Heinrichs, left for a months trip through the
mountains, staying two weeks among the Blue
Ridge mountains.