St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-06-14

London, Conn. For the fifty-third con-
secutive season Mr.. w. w. Corcoran will
leave Washington July for White Sulphur
Springs, where he will remain until Septem-
Der. Mr.. COrcoran says he made his first
visit to these springs in 1882, and that he is
not satisfied to spend the hot season any
where else. Ex-senator Cameron of Penn
sylvania also spends his summer
there. Some time during August
the president and Miss Cleveland will go
to Newport, r. l., for a stay of
ten days or a couple of weeks. While there
they will be the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
August Belmont at their cottage. This will
probably be the only pleasure trip taken by
the president this year.
NOTES.
Miss Cleveland recently stated to a party
OF lady callers at the White house that it
was not likely that the president and her
self would go out to the Soldiers Home
cottage after all. They were convinced
that the executive mansion was as pleasant
as they could desire, and would |accommo
date their friends without having so far to
go. Besides the surroundings were OF the
pleasantest description and they did not see
that change would be an Improvement.
A gentleman of this city has, it is an
nounced, purchased and will soon exhibit
upon the fashionable drives first-class,
perfectly appointed tally-hO coach. To this
vehicle he will attach four of the finest
roadsters, and then, having freighted it
with the loveliest cargo the city can afford,
he will take the ribbons in his own hands,
paralyzing all society with his gorgeous
turnout.
A favOrite amusement this season of the
young ladies of Washington is organizing
walking parties of congenial friends and
tramplng out the Fourteenth street road,
ROCK creek or some of the many country
lanes and by-ways leading from Washing
ton. The custom is one which most of
the diplomats and foreigners residing here
most cordially second.
Mrs. John Davis has returned to the city
and will probably remain here until the LIST
OF July, when she will rejoin her family at
Newark, preparatory to going to the coun-
try seat on the Rariton. Mrs. Frelinghuy-
sen is still in delicate health, but Miss Tillie
Frellnghuysen is much better.
A match game of tennis was played this
week in Baltimore between Miss Eleanor
Latrobe and a friend of hers of that city,
and Miss Kate Berry and. Miss Stoughton
OF Washington. A large party of friends
OF these young ladies went over to Balti-
more to witness the game.
Ex-Secretary Chambers wife and her
mother, Mrs. Hale, and the baby, are still
here. but expect to go to New Hampshire
the middle OF this month, to remain until
autumn, when they will return to their res
dence in Washington.
The Sunday night dinners given by Mr..
and Madame De Strive have taken their
place among the unique events of the cap
ital. The five children and their three
Russian gOuvernantes are always present.
The Thursday afternoons at the Argen-
tine minister's are favorite resorts for the
young people of society, and the tennis
court is thronged with players. Invitations
are extended to young people only.
Gen. Sturgis will go to join his regiment
in the Black Hills about June Is, but his
wife and daughter will not go to Wisconsin
to visit his married daughter, Mrs. Dous-
man, before July.
Before the council Of Regents at Mount
Vernon adjourned Mrs. Letter was elected
vice regent from Illinois, in the place left
vacant several years ago by the death of
Mrs. Barry
Marshal McMichael is signalling the
closing days of his official life with series
of Sunday breakfasts and teas, an innovation
which has proved very popular in society.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Mclean are now in
New York and will go by the end of the
month to Long Branch, where Mrs. Hazen
will meet them in July.
Miss Nelson of New York is still a guest
at the White house. Miss Cleveland is at
home to friends on Tuesdays and Fridays
from IL to p. m.
The marriage of Miss Bette Pendleton to
Mr.. Payne of Norfolk will be celebrated on
the 27th inst, at o'clock, in the Church of
the Epiphany. 49,
Madame de Strive returns to Russia next
month and now says she will not return to
this city.
Joaquin Miller and his neice were among
Miss Cleveland's visitors last Thursday
evening.
Gen. and Mrs. Beale are visiting friends
in Chester, Pa.