The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1882-07-08
SOCIETY,
Nlhnt IL tioimg on in TIC socInI World.

what IL Going ON in the Social world.
Judge and Mrs Miller leave to.ulRh' for
Block islnn1 In accordance with tho plans
mentioned some weeks since in our columns.
| they viii be accompanied by Miss Ida ana
| colonel Corkhill's daughter.
Admiral Taylor Is enjoying Newport AMI
| VIII probably spond tho ontlro summer th'rc,
| The ccntr0l point Of attraction shls SON. Llou-
tenant Taylor, Of the lth Artillery, who IS SIT
| toned at Fort Adams.
Tho announcement OF tho death OF Mrs:
| Bailey.Joncs, OF Now York, carries rcsrol ana
grief Into q large circle. She was daughter
| " the late Admiral Theodorus Ballcy whose
galantry at tho passage Of the forts Is one or
| Tho most brilliant episodes In our Naval MS
tory. She spent some years here bcL0ro hcr
marriage, and was one Of tho most ATTRACTIVE
features of their homo on street.
Mr.. Phillips, lately manager OF tho New York
Associated Press, Is about 10 leave the city and
his old duties, TO engage I'm business I'm Now
YORK. His departure cannot but boa source OF
regret to all his friends I'm Washington, and ho
carries with him moro good Will and good
wishes than any other one man who hns loft
here for n generation.
Mr.. Hayden Edwards, so we'll known I'm our
society, has been appointed to tho place left
vacant by Mr.. John Davis, secretary TO the
French aud American Claims Commission. Mr.
Ldwarls has recently returned from Russia,
where. rumor says, hU collected and cOllated
material for u very readable book.
Miss Febigor will arrive ON Tuesday to visit
friends In the North End. Her beautiful sister,
Miss Fannie, viii spend tho summer I'm Glou.
cester County, Va, with her relatives, DR.. and
Mrs. pOwhatnn Clarke.
Mr.. Ross Turner the young Now England
artist who has achieved such success abroad,
Is I'm the city visiting his old friends, and
gathering up old effects preparatory -
Northern fitting. He has spent the last six
years In Munich, Venice nnd Rome, ana Is
lstic ana pleasant way a three days cXhibi-
tiOn Of his pictures. He was ono of the first
artists TO take studio In Vernon Row, ana ho
inauGurated In his modest quarters tho Art
IN urN NNt
portions during the last years.
Mrs. Turner and her little people left yes.
terday afternoon for Mount Desert whore they
will stay til "thc frost and rimo" send thom to
warmer latitudes. Tho Hon. Mr.. Turner will
Join them as soon as released from tho thral.
dom OF tho Congressional session.
Lieutenant Moshcr, U. s. A., has arrived and
Is making the long-expected visit announced
month agol In our notes.
Tine Russian Legation seems to have al.
iOurned In u body to New Brighton Beach.
Among them one could be more popular than
the young secretary, ,M.wlllamoy and his sister,
the Countess Olga.
Governor and Mrs. Wells leave on Monday
tor the AdlrondGcks and Saratoga, although 1t
II doubtful how long the former will DO al
lowed to enjoy his mountain medltatlons
business free, as he has Just been appointed
presiding Judge Of the Court Of Geneva
Awards and win be subject to a summons at
any time
Admiral and Mrs. Stombcl will spend the
season at White Bear Lake, where their cot
taCe Is one Of the prottlest and most attractive
I'm the summer settlement. Thoy will prob.
ably Join camping party, which Is going
from Chicago TO the north shore OF Lake Su-
periOr In September. l say probably, because
the plan IS not yet crystalli2ed Into cor.
talnty.
II IS Senor Romero's secretaries ana rs.
slstants who are POSSESSED OF tho old romantic
names cited IN yesterdays notes, and not tho
Spanish Minister'S, as / stated. Tho young
gentlemen speak such pure Spanish, and look
SO essentially like the traditional Spanlarl,
| that tho mistake was natural.
The many friends of Lieutenant Hobbs, U.
| S. a., are much gratlned at his recent orders,
| and equally pleased TO have him stationed
here.
| Mr. smalley, of Vermont (who,' with MS
| charming wife, has so often been the winter
| guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Bradley Barlow at their
| home ON street,, Is now In Wyoming, Mt that
| far distant point, Walla Walla He has made
| journey teeming with interest and over q
| route hitherto sacred from the footsteps OF cor
| respondents. All who know his penwork are
| pleased 10 think he viii Introduce the region
| and It's surroundings to our reading public.