Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-06-12
Society NOtes.

1t is rumored that Miss Cleveland is soon to
go to Europe.
Secretary and Mrs. Endicott return to the
city tomorrow. Miss Endicott has gone to Sa-
lem, Mass, to visit her grandmother.
Mrs. Hit, the wife of Representative Hit,
sails to-day from New York for Havre, and will
join her mother Mrs. Reynolds, in Paris, where
she will spend the summer. She is accompanied
by her two little sons. They will not return
until the autumn.
Mr.. Titan Coffee, Mr.. John Chew, Mr. Kear-
ney Warren and Mrs. Huidekoper are about to
build residences ON X street, between 18th and
18th streets.
Hon. and Mrs. Walter Phelps have returned
from short visit to New Jersey.
Gen. Drum has given over his suburban pur-
chase, and is undecided about his future move
ments. His daughters, Mrs. Hunt and Mrs.
month.
The exact figures of the Kirmes collections
were $4,000. or this So, 900 was disburseo as
expenses and was all paid to Washington work.
men, with the exception of Prof Marwig's fee.
The net receipts are $1,000.
Mrs. Sherman intends to go to Mansfield,
Ohio early in the week, where she will spend
the summer. Her daughter, Miss Mamie, who
mas just returned from school at Chestnut Hill,
near Philadelphia, will accompany her.
Major and Mrs. a. E. Bates are preparing to
leave the beginning of next month for their
new post In st. Paul's, Mimi.
Mrs. Miller and Lieut.. and Mrs. Clover went
to New York Thursday, and sailed to-day tor
Europe. They will spend the summer in Nor
way and Sweden.
Mrs. j. c. Burrows expects to start for Viii
mington on next Wednesday. After spending
short season there, she will go with a party OF
friends, by water, to Boston, to stop during the
remainder of the session.
Mrs. DIR. Pope is somewhat recovered from her
serious illness. Mrs. Pope was obliged to cancel
the invitations she had sent out to the mem.
OerS OF the Gypsy Dance for an evenings en-.
tertalnment at her house.
The second semi-monthly hop, given by the
Potomac Boat club at its boat house last even.
Ing, was largely attended and most ENJOYABLE
Ex-Chief Justice Drake aud his daughter
Mrs. Westcott, are to leave on Monday next fol-
ST. Paul, the Yellowstone park and the Pacific
coast, expecting to be absent about a month.
The graduation or June ball at the Naval
academy, at Annapolis, last evening, was
largely attended. Mrs Huntington, theiwife Of
Commander Huntington, received the guests
me me following were present from this city
Mrs. Talcott, Miss Heap, Miss Lulu Bryan, Miss
Lizzie Bryan, Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Bryan, Mrs
Danenhower, Miss Belle Danenhower Lieut.
Seito, OF the Japanese embassy; Miss Nothrop
Miss Ironsides Miss Foutz. Mrs. Lieut.. Gilmore
A Miss Virginia NH schley, Miss button, Mr.. VIM. H
spencer, Misses Lowry, Capt. aud Mrs. Meade
and Miss Meade h. Is. Porter, j. T. c. De Kraft
Mr. Mrs: W. T Johnson, Miss Johnson, John l.
THOMAS, Mrs. Thomas, Miss Thomas, f. O.
Dewey, Chas. w. Brumer, j. g. Thomson. Miss
Thomson, Miss Johnston.
Paymaster Cosby is at his new post in Ports
mouth, n. H., and getting things in readiness
there for Mrs. Cosby and their SONS, who eX.
pe peel to leave on the first OF next month. Mr.
years residence in the north, although they
regret leaving their many friends here. Mr.
Cosbys brother, the adjutant general of Cali.
iornia, who was appointed one of the visitors ~
West Point, will STOP in the city next week, on
his return from New York, and will be the
guest of Mrs. Cosby.
Mrs. A E. Stevenson has returned from a
1ve-weeks' stay at Hot Springs, Ark, very
much improved in health. Mrs. stevenson eX-
poets TO accompany her children before long to
Charlottesville, where they will spend the sum
mer.
Mrs. Pinson. of Tennessee who spent the
winter in this city, has gone to West Point
Miss, to visit her brother there for few weeks.
In the early part of August Mrs. Pinson win go
TO White Sulphur for the remainder of the sea-
son.
Mrs. Capt. Ross Brown left on Wednesday for
Vineyard Haven, Mass, where she will pass
the summer.
Miss Alice Maury has returned from q visit to
Philadelphia. Mr.. George w. Childs, a friend
OF the family, and with whom she is great
favorite, presented her with some beautiful
articles