Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-06-07

AZ Church Yesterday MOrning-Pluck.
ing Wild Flowers I'm the AfternoOn-
COnSratulatOry kilograms - Future
Movements.


The President and Mrs. Cleveland are stin
sojourning.at Deer park, and the date for their
return has not been announced, although IL Is
expected that they will be In the White House
again in a few days. Col and Mrs. Lamont
rived at Deer Park by the early train yesterday
morning, and were at once driven 10 the Presi-
dents cottage.
After a nine o'clock breakfast a party con.
sistlng of President and Mrs. Cleveland, Col.
and Mrs. Lamont, Senator and Mrs. Davis and
two children, and Mr.. j. w. Davis, drove TO
Oakland, a distance of six miles, and attended
service at the little Garrett memorial church.
They afterwards returned to Senator Davis
cottage, where they diDed, and later they spent
an hour and half strolling in the fields back of
the cottages, and gathering wild flowers. The
Presidential party took supper with Senator
Davis family in the evening. The fourteen
newspaper men who are quartered at Deer Park,
were taken To Oakland In a special car yester-
day morning and IN the afternoon were given
a dinner by Mr.. j. W. Davis, OF the b. ana y. h
K, In his private palace car Delaware.
CoNGRATULAToRY TELEGRAMs.
On Saturday the President received all the
newspaper correspondents who are quartered
at Deer Park and read TO them a number OF
congratulatory kilograms. Among them were
dispatches from Attorney General O'Brien and
Comptroller Chaplin, OF New York; ex-President
Arthur, Belva Lockwood, X. ID. Grant, Minister
Pendleton, at Berlin; Minister Phelps, at Lon
don; the American Israelites, Mayor Becker, OF
Buffalo; Mayor Beauregard, OF MONTREAL; Henry
Irving, at London; Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Flor.
ence, the Bachelor Club, OF Brookville, Ind; the
London Clothworkers, the Cincinnati Chamber
of Commerce, the New York Gotten Exchange.
the Americas Club OF Philadelphia. the jack
sonville board OF trade. and the French Canadi-
ans OF New England, and many other individ-
ual organizations.
PLANS FOR THE SUMMER.
A number OF reports are afioat regarding the
Presidents plans for the heated term. Ono
account says:-The present plan is 10 leave
Washington Immediately after the adjourn
ION nf nd In 90 In no "A .Ls
by the usual route. After remaining a short
time there. and taking the customary tour,
northern route, driving from "terd Chase's
House" TO Malone, thence by rail- direct 10
Swanton, vi. At Swanton the Presidents party
will take the Vermont division OF the Boston
and Lowell railroad. and make the tour OF the
White mountains. The route will be from
Swanton 10 Fabyan's, TO the Profile house, To
the top OF Mount Washington, back to Craw-
lords. ana through the Crawford Notch, and
return TO Fabyan's Further than this the
route has not been definitely arranged.
A special from Detroit says that IL Is under.
stood that President Cleveland and bride will
this summer visit Michigan as soon as possible
after Congress adjourns. Mr.. and Mrs Cleve-
land and Col. and Mrs. Lamont, and perhaps
other friends, will go to Buffalo. There they
will be met by the steam yacht Sigma, now
being put in shape by w. 5. Hopkins, owner OF
OF the presidential party while in Michigan and
on the lakes. Mr.. Hopkins beautiful cottage,
adjoining his hotel; will be occupied by the
and IL is the only point at which the party will
land in Michigan, except, perhaps, nj Macki-
nav. The President will go out on frequent
fishing trips at the St Clair flats and other
places. AS the project of inviting the President
to Michigan was started some weeks ago,
engagements for his reception will be- most elsb-
crate.
1t is reported In q Buffalo special 20 the N. Y.
World that the President has no idea OF ever
Stunning his residence In Buffalo. In a recent
letter 10 Mr.. Bissell IL Is stated the President
said that having no personal property there,
not being q resident and never expecting 70 be
again, he asked that he be exempted from the
payment Of taxes.
MOVEMENTS OF THE FoLsoN FAMILY.
Mrs. Folsom, mother Of President Cleveland's
bride, In company with her nephew, Ben Fol-
som, len Buffalo for the family homestead as
Folsomdale saturday afternoon. Mrs. Folsom
will remain NJ Fosomdale until she has
covered from the fatigues of her long trip.
IL was expected that the will or the
late Colonel J., 3; Folson would %
Omaha next saturday, ON = visit TO his mother,
aud will remain several weeks looking after the
division and settlement Of his grandfathor'o
property located there. Referring 70 President
Cievelands Intentions, Mr.. Folsom thought ~
would pay Buffalo visit with his bride some
time during the warm weather. They would
me-, he imagined. be able 70 occupy their new
home within year owing 70 the axtonnivO -,
palm and alterations contemplated.