Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-07-04

Summer Outings of weu-Known People
Personal Notes.

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| Personal Notes.
Secretary and Mrs Carlisle, Mr. Logan Oar
Isle and Miss Alice Berry started this morning
Tor Chicago, accompanied by q few other
friends They will spend ten days or two weeks
In seeing the fair. The party went of in the
happiest Of moods, delighted with the cool
weather they were likely to have on the trip.
Mrs Carlisle does not look forward to being
away from this city again during the sum-
mer, except for very short trips. when. some
times at least, the Secretary can go with her.
Secretary Lamont is spending the Fourth in
New YORK with his family, who will leave In a
few days for Sorrento, Me. As long a vacation
as the Secretary can promise himself viii be
spent there with them at Burberry Lodge.
The all-important question of a house in this
city for their future residence was nQt>xettled
when Mrs. Lamont left here. and-fs not now
likely to be until her return for that purpose
early an the autumn.
Mr.. Charles Sanford and Miss Annie NJ Walsh
of Washington, ID. c., were married at Trinity
Church. Georgetown, Sunday evening. Mr..
Edward Crompton was best man. The bride
wore a becoming dress OF Bedford cord and has
70 match. The bridesmaid was Miss Susan
Walsh, sister of the bride. After the ceremony
a reception was held at the residence Of the
brides parents Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Walsh.
Miss Lula Willard of 1884 goth street Is visit
ing relatives in Boston, where she will spend
q few months.
Mrs. J. Hartley Soule has gone to Falls
Church to visit friends for few days. Miss
Edith Soule il staying with Mrs. Winnie Ream-
hoxle at her summer home at WilIett's Point,
NY.
Mrs. J. B. Sleman Of Mount Pleasant and her
daughters. Hattie and Emily. are spending the
summer at Cliftondale, Mass, with Mrs- / =.
Libbey.
Miss Rose Seton Of 1887 l4th street north
west will go on Thursday to Fort Monroe. where
hop will be given in her honor, before leaving
for Virginia Beach.
Mrs. VIM. c. Kendall has gone TO Boston TO
join her husband Later on they will travel ex-
tensiyely and will not return till September
DIR. and Mrs. G. F. ]. Colburn Of Q street are
sojourning for few weeks at Asbury Park
Capt ID. T. Mannix and family. accompanied
| by Mrs NJ H. Stevens, will leave here to-
morrow for Capon springs
Miss Stella A. johnson and Mr.. Charles
Peasants Of st. Louis, NO., we're married July
| 1. at clock p. m, at the parsonage of the
| Nineteenth Street Baptist Church by the Rev
| Walter Brooks. The bride wore gown of white
| figured China silk, trimmed with lace. After
the ceremony, at the home OF the brides moth
er, Mrs. NJ v. Ennels, at Ivy City, ID. c., where
reception was held, the couple took the ii 80
| cioch Iraln lor New 1ork, Long Branch, hara-
| toga and Chicago.
Mrs. Monroe Salisbury Of San Francisco,
her daughters Katherine and Margaret, her
young son, Master Sidney. and her niece, Miss
Mary Mercado, are at present guests Of Col
Joseph c. Mckibbin at Marshall Hall. Mrs
Salisbury, through her husband Monroe Sails
bury, the well-known California millionaire
has a large interest in the Mount Vernon and
Marshall Hall Steamboat Company. The family
are enjoying Marshall Hall for q season prepare
tory to an extensive summering tour OF the
eastern watering places, going to Chicago on
the way home in September.
I. W. Grimes left last night for the Christian
Endeavor convention in Montreal. Canada as
deiegate. He will return within ten days and,
with his family. viii then leave for the seashore
to spend the three weeks. From there they will
visit Plttsburg, Indiana, Cincinnati. worlds fair
and Niagara Falls, and will return the latter part
of September.
Mr. and Mrs. Otis b. Goodall have Just
returned from few weeks visit 10 Chicago aud
the worlds Columbian exposition They we're
accompanied by Mrs +. b Goodall and
daughter.