The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1882-07-11
SOCIETY.
Mhat Is d.oing on bod tIlc socINI Wand.


Tho little Misses shepherd, under tho care
OF their uncle, Mr.. Young, are expected to-day
from Mexico. As announced some two months
since In our notes, their gentle mOthcr wishes
them to have the benefit Of our schools and
association with their relatives and old
friends.
Mrs. General Crane, with her children, will
summer on Long Island. East Hampton Is
their camping ground, and u more charming
one could scarcely have been chosen. 10 ~
mosquito.riddcn people Long Island possessed
peculiar attraction. There IL never land
breoze, for whichever way The wind blows II
comes In laden with moisture, and the "wlngcd
ngonies arc left behind"
Mrs. Sturtevant Moore viii leave on Sntur.
day for Hanover, Pa, where she Will spend the
summer. She VIII be accompanied by her
children and her mother, Mrs. General East
man. Mrs. Moore has been extremely III for
weeks past with nervous prostrltion, aud Is
reduced to n more shadow Of her former self,
but much is hoped for and expected from the
change OF Scene and the mountain air. Mr..
Moore has been ordered to sea, and IS now On
route for Pensacola His health, too is far
from good. having been much impaired by the
long mental and physical strain Induced by
his services Mt the White House during Gen.
eral Garfcld'A illness.
The Lieutenant Brown, who was 50 badly
injured at Malta a week or So ago, Is none
other than the society favorltc, Lieutenant Il.
NJ. q. Brown, who commanded the Alarm for
so long at the Maynard. Tho lunches and
breakfasts given by himself and his young ot.
ncers were absolutely perfect; and IL was
whispered, moreover, that Mr. Brown was the
author OF series Of brilliant astronomical
papers that appeared In tho winter OF 1870
so, in one of the scientific magazines. The
accident was Of so serious u nature that he
had to be sent 10 the hospital on the island.
1t was caused by the dropping OF tho whale
boat, and his nreast.bone was broken and
some Internal injuries received.
General Townsend and his family VIII spend
the season at their fayorlte resort In Massl.
chusetts.
Senator aud Mrs. Kellogg are impatlently
awaiting the close Of the session so they can
so TO Saratoga, whence their friends are writ
ing daily for them 10 hasten their movements
Rustem Enendi, the secretary OF the Turkish
legation, has returned from Europe, but Will
spend the summer North. The young attacho
IL said TO he one Of the clcvercst and most able
writer's In the Diplomatic Corps. He was
educated in France, and his little plays I'm
that language are charmingly adapted for
private theatricals. ."I
Miss Addie Williamson will summer In Con.
necticut where she has SO many friends that
her stay North will be of uncertaln-but long
duration. She leaves tomorrow.
Miss Sara Jewett, the lovely Now York ac;
ress, has gone TO her cottage at Pigeon Cove.
Mass Among the guests OF her mother and
self IL Mr.. Won Sachs, so pleasantly remem.
bered in soccty here last winter.
Mrs. Archibald Hopkins will spend the
latter half OF this month, and probably the
whole OF August, at Rehoboth Beach. This
place is a paradise for children, aud TO-
mothers, too, for there Is positively not spot
where the tiny creatures can get into mischief,
and Mr.. Burton has taken both tho Doug
lass and alright" this season, and the
indications are that the beach Will be crowded.
Mrs. Macarthur has gone 10 Atlantic City,
where she Will remain about two weeks, and
then follow the programme indicated In our
notes OF a m0nth ago,