Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-07-20

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! arriving in the city about October i.
Mr.. and Mrs. Addison B. Atkins Of 1918
! 18th street northwest. were among the
Westinghouse who sailed for Europe
from New York today. They will pass the
summer at the Italian lakes and in travel
ing through France and Switzerland.
Mrs. John c. Ingersoll gave, at Ingleside,
In honor of her cousin, Miss Heloise In
gersoll. The grounds were beautifully
lighted. Among those present were the
Misses Young. the Misses Minetree. Misses
kappeler, Thompson, Park. Hills, Lyman,
jolly, Knode, Plat, Geyer. McKenny and
Ingersoll, Mrs. Cole and the Misses Winner
Messrs. Albert and Carl Clements. Messrs.
AspinwaIl, Whitwell, Rutherford, Clephane,
Sypher. EImunds. Wilson. Ryan. Scoofry,
Carey, McKenny and Winner.
Miss M. Richmond and Miss L. B. Major
are to enjoy their vacations at Boston,
Nantasket Beach and Manchester-by-the-
sea- They leave this evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. August Grages are stopping
until the 9th of September.
Miss Daisy Foster and sisters of 1719 K
street, who have been travelling extensively
IN Massachusetts,. are now visiting rela-
tfves in Newark, N. J.
Miss Margaret Johnson, daughter of Mr.,
Claude M. johnson, chief of the bureau of
engraving and printing and Mr.. L. F.
Brown Of Lexington, XIV. SURPRISED the
relatives OF the former yesterday by send
Ing telegram from Baltimore announcing
their marriage. The Johnson family were
on the eve of going to Long Branch for
the summer, and when Miss johnson left
her home yesterday morning it was for the
avowed purpose of calling on a friend 1t
now transpires that Mr.. Brown met her,
and the couple went to Baltimore, where
they were married. The young lady made
her debut last winter and not only was
considered very handsome, but possessed
besides such winning manners as made her
general favorite. She has only recently
returned from a visit to Kentucky, and
there made the acquaintance of Mr.. Brown.
Her parents naturally thought she was too
young to be married; but now that 1T is a
thing of the past have accepted the situa-
tion with good grace. Today they will join
the couple in Baltimore. and all will pro-
coed to Long Branch for the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. N. Whitney will go on
Monday to Atlantic City. After staying
there for some time, Mrs Whitney will go
to Bridgeton. Maine. for a sojourn Of sew
this city to resume his duties as chief
clerk Of the Bureau Of Statistics.
Mrs. John w. Mccartney and her family
and servants are at Saratoga for the sea-
son. quartered at the Grand Union Hotel.
Mrs. Myron w. Parker and family will
spend the remainder Of the summer at
Cambridge, Vermont, the pleasant early
home Of Col. Parker, among the Green
Mountains
According to their usual summer CUSTOM
Mr.: and Mrs. Frederick Mcclure have gone
to Manchester-by-the-Sea for a month, and
after their stay there will pass the remain
der Of the heated term at the Warm
Springs of Virginia.
Mrs. s. H. Kaufman and Miss Kauff-
mann have gone to Manchester, Vermont.
for stay OF two or three weeks. From there
they will go to one of the Massachusetts
fnr MI NJ lie n~A
from there to their fishing camp In the
mountain country Of northern New Hamp-
shire where they will spend the latter part
of August and the month of September.
Mr.. James 8. Hays and daughter, the
Misses Kate Gingell and Jennie Sebastian
and Mr.. Louis Lowe are summering at Co.
lonfal Beach, Va.
Miss Maud e. Lee has gone to Riderdale-
on>audson to spend the remainder Of the
summer with her aunt, Mrs. F. Othmer.
Miss Ella May Dom of IS 1 street has
gene for two months visit in Maryland
Miss Nelson Of Capitol Hill. accompanied
by several friends. left this morning for
Atlantic City.
Mrs. Harry B. Parker and daughter of
stay in the Blue Ridge mountains, where
Mr.. Parker will join them later.
c. c. Lindsay, VIM. r. Guiles, Philip
King, JOS. B. Doe and wife. Kate Doe, Geo
Stitt and wife, Miss Belle Armstrong, Mrs
]. II. Sprigg and W. Harris are at Cape
May.
Miss Minnie Brown and Miss Myrtle
Moreiand have left for two weeks stay at
Harper's Ferry, w. Va.
Miss Ada Hyam and the Misses Bohrer
left this morling for Berkeley Springs W.
Va, where they will spend the remainder
of the season.
MIR. Herman c. Rakemann will become a
IN nbar v-h ha MIL ba
married to Miss Sophie Eleanor Brock. 1t
IS expected that the wedding viii be an
elaborate affair. SO far as the music is
concerned, as the Georgetown Orchestra
will, 1t is understood play wedding
march to be especially written for that oc-
casion.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas w. Glmer will sail
for Europe on the 9th instant and Will
probably return in September.
Miss Rosie and Jenrie Colinsky are visit
ing their sister, Mrs. Schiller, at Roanoke,
Va.
Mrs. Granville Lewis and Miss Grace
Lewis of lexington have gone to the White
mountains for the summer.
Miss Laura Blundon of S:inchcomb place,
West Washington, is visiting in Delaplane,
Va.
Mr. W. P Van Wfckle went to New
York today to meet Mrs. Van Wickle who
return ed this morning from Europe.
Miss Thompson and Miss Edith Thomp-
son will leave the city on Monday for As
bury Park, where they will remain until
late In September.
Mr.. Robert C. holland Of Nashville, Tenn,
has returned home after a visit to his sis
ter, Mrs. l. H. Blundcn, Stinchcomb place,
West Washington.
Mrs. NJ. Stieriin and son, Will c. Stierlin,
have moved to SIC R street northwest
where they will be pleased to receive their
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jules Guthridge returned
last week from Long Branch and Asbury
Park, and will go to Canada early in
August.
Mrs. VIM. w. Bokman, with her little
daughter Irene, will leave Sunday for
few weeks stay with friends in Erie, Pa,
and Baltimore county, Md
Miss jamie Angel, Miss Grace Bowling
and Miss Alice Carey will leave this evening
for ten days trip to Point Lookout.
Mrs. Gowen of Philadelphia sailed for
Europe today, chaperoning Miss Louisa
Russell Of this city and Miss Wilson of
Chicago, DR.. Judson Daland, Col. Maurice
Evan and Mr.. Robert Wickersham. vice
consul to Italy, being also in the party.
Master Harry L. Mcqueen. son of Mr.
and Mrs. J. G. Mcqueen of M street north
west. has gone to New York, where he will
spend the summer with friends.