The Evening critic., 1882-07-27
SOCIETY,".


The Hon. Mr.. Kelley leaves today for Colo
RADIO TO open the Mining Exposition This Will
be the most interesting Industrial exhibition
that has ever been held In this country-that
OF 70, being International, need not be OK
cepted-and the orator, IL report speaks truly,
VIII be worthy the occasion. rho session be
ing so nearly at an end Mr.. Kelley Will not
come back to Washington, but on his return
from Colorado Will Join his family In Philadel-
phia, and take his summer holiday with them.
Mrs. Paro and her daughters are summoring
Mt Rehoboth Beach. Miss Nellie is the only
woman over saw who looks absolutely pretty
in her bathing suit. She is unusually tall and
Is elenderly built, but has such grace Of move
ment that even the wet flannel falls In artistic
folds, and behaves itself like dry cashmere.
Northumberland Gorringe, who has
left last night for New York. His sister, Mrs.
Hiland, with hor invalid husband, arrived
from Panama yesterday morning, and the
Doctor was at once removed to tho Naval Hos
pital. He is III a very serious cond ition, as an.
nounced q few days since, and the surgeons
cay his leg Will never BIO OF any use to him
henceforth; even supposing they can avoid
amputating 1t.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ross Perry arc spending his
holiday season ut the Warm Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albion Paris leave to-day for
Rehoboth Beach. Mrs. Paris was tho pretty
Miss Howison, and Is u bride OF n few weeks
standing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Gill left to-day with
Professor Daird's party for Woods Hole. The
word Hole" Ia 80 suggestive OF heat and
stufIlness that the place itself is a delightful
surprise, for It is one OF the brightest, most
attractive spots on the Massachusetts coast.
that, am informed, is q Dutch word. meaning
strait-which accounts for the large numberof
Holes In the vicinity. TO the southwestward,
parallel to Martha's Vineyard and about
twelve miles distant from It, runs a chain OF
Islands, Nomamesset, Naushon, pasque
tEaster}, Nashawena and outiyhunk, each of
which Is "a thing OF beauty and Joy forever"
Directly south OF it is tho Vineyard, and two
miles to the northward is Quamquisset, on
Buzzards' Bay-as comfortable place as ono
could find, but not comparing, In point of
others named.
Tho Rev. Father McNally is taking n hard
earned rest; he sailed on Saturday for Europe
and Will be absent until October. Some one
said n few days ago that 1t is the first respite
he has had from his arduous duties since ten
years.
The Hon. Mr.. Hooker left yesterday for his
homo in Mississippi. He was called thither by
imperative business, and, unless the session
is much longer than now expected, will not re-
turn until next winter.
Miss Febiger left to-day for q short run into
the Virginia mountains. This charming girl
would need at least year to fulfill oil the on
gngements made for her, and tho invitations
showered rec. upon her during this visit to our
DRY, and she and her sister-bonnie Miss Fran
ces-are such favorites that oil the old friends
want share OF her time.
Mrs. Frances II. Burnett left this morning
with her pretty boys for swampscott, where she
Will spend the summer, as announced some
days since.
Professor Baird and his family left this morn.
ing for Woods Hole; they will remain at this
charming resort until tho LIST of October.
Justice Miller is one OF the present party
General Butler has taken for q cruise on his
beautiful yacht America.
The Hon. Mr.. Randall brings bad news from
| his brother Mr.. Robert Randall, of New York
He still continues 80 Ill as TO cause the greatest
apprehension.