Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-27
BROOKLAND.

Brookland people who have been enj6yine
summer fittings in many directions have almost
all returned home. Misses Francene. Fannie
and Mary Marean are back from their trip tc
Boston. Miss Rhea Margaret Marean, who spen
the summer Mt Cumberland, Md, is also a
home. Mrs. Robert Ridgwsy and son Audubon
are again at Highyiew, after pleasant visit &c
Wellesley, Mass. Mrs. C. G. and the Misses
Mamie. Lucy and Bessie Lynch have returned
from Portland, Me-, and Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Farquhar. who have been summering in the
Adirondacks, are again safely ensconced in their
pleasant villa on the Bunker Hill road, West
Brookland.
During the encampment Col. A. W. McCor.
mick of Cincinnati, Ohio; DR.. j. d. Cotton OF
Marietta, Ohio Mr.. and Mrs. W. Kent Thomas
OF Indianapolis, Ind, and Mr.. Steece of Iron.
ton, Ohio. with Mrs. and Miss Herdman of Ann
Arbor, Mich, have been the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. F. r. Mccormick
Mrs. Wickes, Miss Wickes and Mr. McKinstry
of Connecticut have been entertained by Mrs.
r. NJ. Parnell.
Capt. William Tnde OF Iowa has been visiting
his brother. Rev. Ewing Tade.
Mrs. A. F. Kinnan is being made happy by
having with her for a fortnight her father,
mother and sister, Mr., Mrs. and Miss Trapha-
gen of Michigan.
Capt. E. o: Fisher and wife of Bowdoinham,
Me-; Mr.. L. r. Hetfeld of Covington Ind, and
Col. A. s. Hetfield Of Normal. ILL., have been
visiting Mr.. c.. K Hetfield.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grimes of Boston are the guests
of Miss Francene Marean.
Capt English Of Philadelphia, member of
the Legion of Honor, paid visit to Col and
Mrs. Juan Lewis.
W. H. Hawk has been spending the week
with Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Horner.
MIR. and Mrs Seippler Of Chambers, Pa,
have been visiting their daughter, Mrs. R. J.
Pierce, jr.
Miss Julia Reisser Of Baltimore, Nd, is with
her brother, Mr.. William Reisser of Bunker Hill
road.
Mr.. Russell Wagner, Mr.. George Cook and
MIR. Beall of Somerset county, Pa, were the
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. G. b. Johnston and Miss
Voght of Harrisburg. Pa, and Miss Fitzgerald
OF Philadelphia have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
p. II. Johnston.
Mrs. Kennard Miss Berenice and Master
Ernest Kennard have been recently entertained
by Mrs. w. H. White
Mrs. Louise Tade. wife Of Rev. Ewing Tade,
met with serious injuries by falling from high
porch and is quite q sufferer in consequence
DIR. Hull set her collar bone, which was broken,
and at present she Is convalescing slowly
I. j. Pierce, ST., fell from an electric car and
injured his left arm very badly.
The flag which has been floating from the
staff ut the residence of Mr.. +. r. McCormick
is quite historical. being the first ensign hoisted
over the first encampment in Ohio after the
call to arms In 1861. Col. Barretts artillery
from Cleveland were the first soldiers to 20 into
camp and Gen. Steadman's famous fourteenth
Ohio were the next to assemble under the flag
Master Bradley I. Mccormick hoisted the worn
colors to the breeze again at Brookland Septem-
Der 20, 1892.
A quiet and pretty wedding was celebrated at
the parsonage Of the Queenstown Baptist
Church by the Rev. r. r. West. the contracting
parties being Mr.. George E. Paxton of Brook
land and Miss Meta MacSweeney of Anacostia