Evening star., 1898-10-10
personal NOTES.
Paragraphs OF Interest About Wash.
ington People.

Commissioners Of Pensions Evans has
| leased for the winter the residence OF DR.
| Colegrove. corner 18th and r streets
Mrs Victor Kaufman has returned from
three months visit TO New Hampshire.
Connecticut and New York city.
Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Granger and daughter
have returned to the city. and are again
at their home on Rhode Island avenue.
Mrs. +. f. Falon left Saturday to visit
relatives and friends in the eastern and
western parts OF Tennessee
Mrs. Samuel S. Raber and Miss Raber
VIII be at home Thursdays after October
10. at 1900 Lydecker avenue northwest
The Argonauts met on Saturday evening
az the home OF Mr. and Mrs. Alonzo W
Shunk, NO. S12 b street northeast The
principal feature OF the evening was an
address by Mrs. Tewksbury upon the vow
age OF the original argonauts Imprompiu
te INe-nlhute speeches. the discussion OF the
current events or the week and the report
OF Miss Emily Pike. the critic for the even
ing, followed, after which conversation ana
refreshments were given full sway.
Melrose, the country home Of Mr. Pera
srine W. Browning. near Hyattsville nrc-
sem senteu very gorgeous appearance Satur-
udy evening, the occasion being a dance
given by the younger members of the fam
ny. Inc ball room was beautifully deco
rated with ferns and flowers of various
descriptions. The dancing continued until
late hour, after which refreshments were
served. Representatives of the family IA
the fourth generation were present Among
Ihose who were in attendance are DIR \
. Buckley and Prof. F. B. Bomberger of
the Maryland Agricultural College Miss
Bertha Thomas. sister OF Lieut. Thomas
= b N; Mr. and Mrs. VIM. c. Carroll
Miss Laura Lewis. Miss Matte Darnau
Mr. ana Mrs. Jerome Baxter. Mr.. Arthur
NJ Wheeler, Miss Maud Hopkins. Miss
Ethel Lipphold. Misses Fowler. Misses
Blundon. Messrs. Bert Baines, T. W.
Browning. Leighton Baxter Robert r,
ferry w, William l.. and Andrew J.
browning, Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Walker
Miss Anna Melrose Browning. Miss Nellie
Browning and Miss Florence Baxter.
Miss Hattie e. Austin has returned TO
the city after spending the summer I'm Can
ada
The wedding of Miss Margaret hammond
and Mr.. w. J. Marsh will take place at
noon on Wednesday. the 18th instant, at
the home of the brides mother on Hunting
ton place, Columbia Heights Rev Dr
Perry OF St Andrews Episcopal Church
VIII perform the ceremony in the presence
OF very rev relatives and friends OF the
bridal couple.
Mrs. A. C. Barney and Miss Natalie Bar
ney have Joined Miss Alice Barney in Paris
The latter, who has been living abroad dur
ing several years past for the benefit Of her
health, is still somewhat delicate
The engagement is announced OF Miss
Julia Beveridge Of this city to Mr. Frank
Shoup of New York.
Mrs. E. l.. Rueckert and daughter will
be at home to their friends after the 18th
at l42 y street northwest
EX-Gov. Frarcis p. Fleming of Florida
is the guest of his cousin. Mrs Madison
A. Ballinger, 1893 Clifton street. Gov
Fleming is lay delegate to the Episcopal
convention now in session in this city.
Miss Cecile Phelps of Capitol Hill gave
musicale to a number OF her friends Friday
evening. Among those present were DIR.
and Mrs. Keim, Misses koontz Curd Tas-
kers and Philips and Messrs. Holt, DE Moll,
kers and Phelps and Messrs. Holt DE Moll
Miss Jessie Phelps has returned to her
home in New York after a visit TO her
father, Capt c. n. Phelps of the health
department.
Mr.. and Mrs Byron Andrews hfve taken
apartments at the Portland for the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. ]. Carbon. whose we'd
ding was one of the events of last week
are now in New York at the Waldorf
Astoria. Mrs. Carlon was formerly Miss
Dent.