Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-07-15

| Mira VIM. d. Chappelear, who was so badly
hurt by being thrown from her carriage ant
carried to the house Of Mr.. Charles Baker anC
kindly cared for, has been removed to her home
at Ballston, Va, where she is slowly recovering
Mrs. II. G. Chappelear, who also hurt, hal
nearly recovered from the shock.
Mr.. VIM ID. Cabell has returned from Chi
cago, where he went to attend the worlds con
gress. Mrs. Cabell remains there to attend the
literary and educational congresses.
The Misses CabeH have left Nantucket, Mass.
and are now at Sorrento, Me.
Mrs. s. Moore Sites, accompanied by hel
daughter Elsie and niece, Mrs. Sumpter, are
at Ocean Grove.
Miss Katie Finn is visiting Miss Hattie Wall
decker Of Harper's Ferry, Va.
Mrs. 3 v. DANIEL and Miss Mary DANIEL lef
this morning to join Mr.. and Mrs. W. Sanger
Johns at Atlantic City. They expect to return
about August 1.
Mrs. Jno. 7. Ellis and Miss Raphael have
gone to Virginia for q short time.
Miss Edna Fl. Tune has returned to the city
after visit Of two weeks to Kinsale, Va
Maj Charles T. Yoder and family are spend
ing the summer in Maryland near the Sugar
Loaf mountain
Miss Annie Belle Ellis Of Capitol Hill left the
city last evening She will spend the rest Of
| the summer north.
Mrs. Giles @. Rush, who spent June and par
Of July on the Atlantic coast with . party OF
friends, ia now at Cape May.
Misses Mamie c. Eichhorn aud Edythe Eich-
horn left today for Atlantic City to spent this
! and next month
Miss Bertha NJ. Huntoon and DR.. Huntoon
have gone to Connecticut for few weeks out
ing.
MIR. and Mrs. VIM. s. Roose, with their grand
daughter. Miss Jean Connell, viii spend the
summer at Bath Beach, Long Island.
| Miss Mary G. Knowles of s0th street, who has
been visiting relatives in Virginia for the past
two weeks, returned home yesterday.
| Rev. A. G.. Rogers. D. D., and family have
gone to Derry Line, VT, for the summer.
Miss Anne Vert. daughter Of Prof. J. Howard
Vert, principal of the high schools Of Harris
burg Pa. for several years past, is visiting her
cousin, Miss Bell F. Leeds, 1914 9Th street
northwest.
Mrs. J. E. sardo, accompanied by her son
| Charles, leaves tonigh. for the west, to be abb
| sent two months. On her return she will visit
| the worlds fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. Test and son are spending the
summer at Aurora, W. Va.
Miss Twitchel Is passing her vacation Of
Aurora, W. Va.
/
| brother, Mr.. John Stearns. left the city on
Wednesday for Lowell, Me-, whore she expects
to remain some weeks.
Mrs. c. L. Leadingham and daughter Nellie,
accompanied by Mrs. Keith. have returned
from . six weeks trip to the worlds fair.
| Misses Eiie E. White and Gertie Mayer are
| spending the summer in the mountains near
Union, Loudoun county.
Miss Nellie G. Heinline Of Capitol Hui leaves
Sunday for Jacksonville, Ill, to visit relatives,
where she will remain until September Is. She
will stop in Chicago first for two weeks stay.
| Mrs. William B. Morgan and Miss Bessie
Morgan and Miss Belle Morgan have gone to
the Buena Vista Springs, in the Blue Ridge
mountains. for the summer.
Mrs. Louise Pollock leaves today for Chicago
to attend the educational congress and visit the
worlds fair She expects to meet her two
daughters, Misses Susan and Mary. there. Mrs.
Pollock appointed vice president for the
District Of Columbia and is expected topresent
paper.
Miss Florence Cass, who has been the guest
of Mrs. ]. G. Mcqueen, No. $50 NJ street north
| west for some time, has returned to her home
in Wisconsin She was accompanied by Master
Harry Mcqueen, who will be Joined by his
mother the latter part OF August.
| Miss n Alice Moore Of this city and Mr.. q.
| Raymond Lincoln of SomerviIle. Mass, were
married on the 18th at Belleview. Va, the sum-
mer residence of the brides parents. The bride
| il the eldest daughter Of DR.. j. b. Moore of
this city. The ceremony was performed by the
members Of the family were present The
| brides presents were numerous.
W. Flynn is at Long Branch, n. j.
Mrs. ". Worthinston Davis, Miss Davis, Mr..
| Jos Davis Mr.. Henry Cromwell and Mrs. Cor
nelius r. Belt are at Atlantic City.
Mrs. Madison is summering at Long Branch,
Nj.
Mrs. E. ]. McGeagh Of the sixth auditor 8
| Office and daughters have been called to Pitts
burg by the sudden death of her mother.
Mr.. William Felger Of Capitol Hill left on
Wednesday for Grand Haven. Mich, to visit
his brother. George Felger. United States signal
officer at that place. He will also take in the
fair at Chicago.
! Miss Pauline Samstag and brother Albert left
today to spend the rest Of the summer in At
lantic City.
| Mrs. Chas. C. Lancaster. her mother. Mrs.
Samuel J. Randall, Samuel J: Randall, jr., and
| the Lancaster boys leave this evening fer q
weeks outing at Chapel Point, Md.
| Mrs. Minnie Shaw, who has for some time
past been in very delicate health, has gone tc
Brookside, W. Va, accompanied by her daugh-
ter. They will remain until September.
! Miss Frances B. Clute is summering at Boyd g.
Md.
Mr.. Bedford Sharpe, son Of the late DR.
Sharpe Of the regular army, is spending few
days with his fathers sister. Mrs. George v
Balch Of 1891 Pennsylvania avenue. Mr.
Sharpe has just completed the law course a
Yale and Ia on his way to his home ut Sar
Antonio, Texas.
Miss Annie Lyles leaves this afternoon fol
New York and Connecticut on q visit to rela
tives and friends.
W. W. Metcaf and wife are spending month
at Richfiell Springs.
| NO AUTOPSY WAS HELD,