Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-02
Correspondents Of THE EvxSrSe STAR

Correspondents OF THE EvvSr ne STAR
SARATOGA, Sept 27.-The New York World,
which has so many things TO tell to the public
In Its twenty-page Sunday edition, can hardly
be expected to escape telling some of them in
accurately. This was the case In yesterdays
paper, where the com piler OF the Newport notes
is made to say that "Mrs. J. NJ. Carlisle, sister
in-iaw OF Speaker Carlisle, aud family, who
have been occupying the Townsend cottage on
Briniey street, have returned to Washington,
ID. c., tor the winter" The Iact that the Ia
mented James NJ. Carlisle was not a brother of
John Grimm Carlisle the Speaker of the present
House; nor at all of the same family, Is well
known TO old Washingtonisns, but the sad fact
OF Mrs. Cariisie's detention at New York at
present. on her way home, by the alarming
illness OF her 15-year-oid daughter Mildred, IL
perhaps known TO but lew. This oaug N ter's
health having been for some time delicate,
Mrs. Carlisle was advised by her physician 10
Try the air OF Narragansett Pier for her this
summer. Unfortunately she contracted scarlet
fever there, and Der mother removed
As soon as possible, for her benefit, 10
started home with her last week. and when
they mad reached the New York hotel sine WAS
unable to be carried further and lspsed into
Inconsistencies. remaining In that state for
several days Mrs. Carlisle telegraphed for her
friend, Mrs. Frederick McGuire.of Washington,
who was at the United States hotel Saratoga,
with her mother, Mrs. Taylor, 10 come 10 her in
her affiictton, and she lett promptly by the
midnight train Friday. Dispatches received
from hes are y, 70 5sc eses saIt tns
gives hope that she may rally still Iurtner. The
repeated bereaven,entsi In Mrs. CaflIsle's family
are An agony 10 the mauy friends oil this be-
loved lauy. A neighbor and friend OF many
years Standing said, in reference 10 the burial
OF her young sou, Pierce Butler Carlisle, last
June. IL Was not aois 70 attend the funeral,
but looked over 10 the house and counted thai
Ii WAS tue fourteenth funeral l had seen start
from that house, and Mr. Carlisle built IL alter
r. 4 ha ron m lha "A ha1
Mildred, the sister who is now III, at
thst time too sick TO be told OF her brothers
death, or for Mrs. Carlisle 10 attend he funeral
services. But 10 Those WHO did attend tteru,
at beautiful Rock Creek caurcl, il was an occa-
sion hot Soon to oe forgotten. Tue eminence of
his father, oil whom Justice Miller said in con-
versaiion here last week that he had rarely
ever Known another man able a. Mr.. Car
Isle, was manifest in the character OF ue pail
bearers, who represented the leading talent OF
the District bar. The vile and daughter OF
CnieI Justice W .,iie were among those present,
put the narked hsu re OF iie Occasion Was the
leaning on the arm vi one Of his nieces, stood a
long time al the altar, looking down upon the
still form that lay In its uainIy casKet II
Looked n manly little figure, di. niiied In death.
span OF IS years lay between The ages of
guu,aLher and godson tut there Was a tender
have seen SO many OF their own especial treas
ufes laid away In neghooring oak Hill that
Home TO that waiting pilgrim.
MRS TAYLoRs REUoLLECTToNs.
Mrs. Mc0uires mother, Mrs. Franck Taylor,
who had come particularly 10 enjoy the exer-
cises OF Unitarian week, remained behind after
her daughters unexpected departure, but goes
to Pvugukeepsie tumorrow 10 visit another
daughter-Mrs- Virginia Taylor. This lovely,
siirer-hareu, orik nteyed woman recalls In her
person tue Traditions of Washington's ola-tilne
bellies Her quiet, but dist az uished presence
has commanusu Iur her while here the attefI-
lions and hona age which sue did not seek, and
has made her stay more OF an ovation from
eminent memoers OF Tie Unitarian Conference
and other guests Of distinction At tue States
than even tnat OF Miss Cuauuinx, the ssyen-
teen-year-old niece OF tue gifted DIR. Chanulug,
tue Lutner of the Unitarian church, VINO
Also present.
Mrs. l..yior's casual "reminiscences OF by-gone
days In Washington. which come up charm
Ing y In conversation are most vivid. SIXly
years q resiuent OF Washington, she rememu ers
we'll Lie years OF ter youth, in which she sat
Jonu Quincy ADAMS in tue church now 10
uunappIiy demonstrated 10 the uses vi The
Police CourL IL Is remembered aIaong her
iriends that at Lne birth vi her second son, now
All esteemed officer IN the navy, when occuI red
GA tue day OF President Polk = ihaus uraiIon.
she asserted tier iceiity 10 her sftiriai,o AN
"9id-iIne ing by nainiug hIln neury Nlay.
Il should have GIed Al 1 couiun'L have had
that satisfactou," she maintains brightly.
There Is something of the same piQ quaint earn
estneSs in her ut,.,cumeut 10 Her cnurcn.
THE END THE SEASON.
There are Old guests OF the States who have
talked bravery ali along OF staying to the very
last ninuse and waking out win Mr.. Toinp-
kins when he locks the front door tor the WIN
ten, but lucy are visioiy weakening in their
Resolution since Tue MUSIC ceased Saluruays.
La i..ci, guests are tolerAteu raLner Luau en-.
coulaged mere This week. ine mammoth hotel
Is xettlng ready for sileuce and rest, aud On
FRIDAY, UctVUe: list, The curtain viii be
ruug down. Congress Hall closed this morn
lag, tue Gtatid UuIon more tuan two weeks
aeo. Anionk the quests there when II closed,
atiu VIM Trans erred their quarters Ia the Wiuu-
sor, were Assist,nt Postl1aste General Aud
street, uear l7Ln, liz nearing tue rooG Tuey
went from here - Gettysuuix &, aad are douut-
less Ny I'M. time u. Washington. Gen. aud
MIS-. JAMES Oaxes with Mics Oakes, go ~ New
YORK. TOMORROW, thence TO West Point for u
snort STAY, aud Lueir many friends may expect
70 greet tneui at a.hinxlon again tnl. winter.
Tuey suinmeteu al NArrAx uset IA 81, As did Also
EeAr Admiral aud Mrs. S.eaulisn, who were
recent guests NJ the HuesLIs. anu have now
lrenton, are still There; also. ar. teriine. jr.,
wiLu his handsome vile, VINO WAS Miss Snack,
u Mas.iin. tvn The latter were at Mt Mc-
GregUr three weeks beIors coming TO tue
hue.tfs, WIN great advantage 10 Ar. Perriae's
Aealtn, wnicn uad suffered ,roIn niaiaria. MI
McGregor seeils facility ~ be resarued ss u
BanllarIum TIA liner tnaAu place iOr well people.
II is doubtful whe.her Gen. Grants sojouru
AND death ,here has mol nXed THIS character
upon 1t ior AL Lime, To the disappointment vi
Its proprietors. lhe notei, though exceedingly
well kept, uas ha0 a quiet seAsUu tubs year, Out
the iiLtte narro"-sau.e railroad from Saratoga
has had u large patronage "a pi,grIms. lsev.
Ur. Il. Vance smith, OF Mates, one of Tue
ioreign Delegates ~ tue National Unitarian
Conference, VINO went up the MOUNTAIN win Y
aarat,,gA pastor one Of tine convention
da, s, said tuat the view irorn its summit wAs
tue nnest he nad seen la America.
WAsHINGroN FOLKS
Mrs. and Miss Audenried, Of Vermont ave-
nue.. made a dying visit here on their way from
Bar lIarbor. Miss Audenried is In radiant
health, and Was much admired ut the STATES
she Will rc-enier society TINS winter, having
flushed her convent studies. Her mother auu
herself lelt Tor West Point few days since 70
visit Col. Auuenrieds grave, and 70 quietly en-.
Joy the autumuai season there. West Point il
quite the fashion now for late September and
piealsanLiy remembered in " xshinytou, wno
were nere last week, nave now gone 10 West
Point With Mrs.. W Alker uAs her young aud
pretty nxmesake-nlecs, Miss Aunie Weight.
man, and also Aias Adler, OF Pniixdeiphia, Q
cousin 70 the charming Miss May Potts, OF
Washington, and WHO ~ her guess last winter
was mucn In society. Mrs. Walker attracted a
Mrs. Copenhagen, who WAS Miss Enbry,
stopped with her party ut West Point, while
Judge aud Mrs. EMORY went on 70 New Yorx
Win Mr.. Copenhagen. Mrs. Enjoys health
has been mucn betief this summer than for
five years, but il not yet sufficient Tor her to
return u her Washington hOthe.
Judge Adds recently came here for q week,
leaving las family It Kennebunkport, Maine
aud Is now At 81 Abans negotiating for the
SAFE OF one Of his Vermont iartls 70 an old aud
lavOrite tenant
Justice and Ms. Miller, who were here during
the Unitarian conference, over which the tus-
tice presided with great acceptance, had with
them Miss Lucy Corkhili, the pretty granQ.
daughter Of the judge. aud daughter OF Tie late