Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-07-07


McAdoo c. A. Boutelle, 5. 2. Gillette, Indiana j. W
Brown. Arkansas; j. Proctor Knott Kentucky; J..
r Blanton, Missouri, and Francis J. Gully. Penn
sylvania.
Society Notes.
Mrs. Cleveland and Mrs. Folsom spend the days
Cleveland and Mrs. Hoyt returned 10 their homes
early In the week. They drive into the city and
visit the White House every few days, Mrs Fol-
som Is looking very well and often comes IN for the
drive with the President In the morning. She
wears a bonnet or white straw, q red shawl and
white muslin dress for those eariy eNcursions The
President and Mrs. Cleveland and Mrs Folsom have
no plans for the summer vacation.
MI. and Mrs. James & Campbell and their two
youngest children left for Deer Park to-day, where
they VIII spend the remainder Of the summer.
Miss Mollie Owens and Miss Bessie Campbell will
join Mrs. Campbell at Deer PARK In a fortnight.
MI. Campbell returns TO the ely on Monday.
Justice Lamar is holding court IN jackson, Miss,
and Will go TO Macon, Ga, next week.
Mrs. l. q c. Lamar, Jr, Will leave the city on
Tuesday Of next week for Orkney Springs, Va,
where she goes Ior the benefit OF the health OF little
Lucius, her seven-year old son, who aing.
The Secretary OF the Treasury and Mrs. Fair
child are enjoying the fruits OF judcious invest
ment In Washington real estate. The large rooms
of the square house, IN their summer dress OF mat
tings and with linen covers for upholstered chairs
and SOFAS, are deliciously cool at all hours. Mrs
Fairchild has willow-ware furniture enough TO
furnish the covered porucos on the west side OF
the house which Is grateful retreat when the sun
has gone down. Mrs. Fairchild will remain In the
city unul late In August probably until Septem-
Mr.. and Mrs s. S. Cox have returned from New
York city. Mrs Cox keeps her house IN New
YORK open, and she also presldes over The artistic
house she has completed here. The new house
one 10 the green stone house ia Dupont Circle that
they sold before going TO Turkey. IL has a large
hall, with fireplace in IL, u large saloon draw
tng-room, and a hospitable dining room on the
nrst door on the second floor Mrs. Cox has
secured some pretty Moorish effects IA the treat
ment OF the wood and the ceilings. Another on
entail idea that is being utilized by Mrs. COX is the
use or Crash and japanese rugs which are made
OF Jute and have no wool In them, for q summer
furnished writing table is fortunately loo lted ia
the large aicoye on the second door. Mrs. Cox VIII
remain IN this pretty home through July.
Senator Morrill, and Mrs. Morrill, and Miss Swain
Thomas Circle and are on their way To their noun.
tam home in Vermont, In the village OF Stratrord.
The veteran Senator has well earned the right 10
pair" for the remainder OF the session.
Mrs. Hawiey accompanied Senator Hawiey TO
Philadelphia FOR the celebration OF the Fourth
where he made an address. They returned TO the
city next day. MIS-. Hawley Will spend a portion
OF August with friends at New York; Mrs. Chas.
Dudley Warner, of Hartford, was Mrs. Hawiey'
guest In June.
Mrs Cockrell and her large family are enjoying
the season so much In their new home on X street
that they have made no plans tor leaving the city.
the family go down the river 10 Fort Washington
with a well-nlled hamper OF eatables, and have
picnic outing all 20 themselves When at home
Senator Cockrell's boys sufficiently near 10
Rock Creek TO enjoy the water.
The capital city Will have a valuable acquisition
TO its social circle next year. In the return Of ex-
Senator Henderson and his wife, OF Missouri. Mr..
Henderson has taken out u building permit TO
build $50 600 house at the head OF 10th street. on
the extension, and work upon IL Is progressing
Mrs Henderson was Miss Foote, and is most
Yip m ~ M Ra4a
and wife. After returning 10 her Missouri home
she wrote and published book upon cookery and
dlnner-giving.
Mrs. Dolph and her daughter, Mrs Richard
Nixon, who is somewhat out OF health, and the
children or the family Will leave for Narlha's
Vineyard next week.
MIR. S jerome Uhi, the artist, returned to his
Cincinnati home to-day.
Mrs. Gen. Spinola is at her place, Crows Nest.
Setankot, l. L
Mrs. Ii. v. Cotton is visiting her daughter, Mrs
Nellie N. vandegrift, at Coatesville, Pa.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Geonrey Parsons, who are
at Dublin, n. H., viii spend the month OF August
at Bar Harbor.
Rear Admiral and Mrs. Walter ". Queen are at
Green Brer. White sulphur Springs, Va, for the
summer.
Miss Ella Youngson, of Pttsburg. and Miss May
OF Capitol HILL
Miss Rose Kuhn and Miss Ida Moberly who have
been visiting Mrs. Shook at 1929 Marion street
have returned TO their home, Frederick, Nd.
The wife and daughter OF senator Edmunds are
In the city, and will remain until the close OF the
session Of Congress. Miss Edmunds Is a euthusi-
astic eQuestrenne and enjoys the exercise OF rid
Ing every fine evening.
Mrs senator Bate and Miss Bate are at their
summer home at Castalia Springs. near Nashville
the wife OF Congressman Mckinley Is III at her
home in Canton, Ohio.
Mrs. senator Hiscock has retired for the summer
to her beautiful home In Syracuse.
Miss Pauline Ackien is at the Arno with o party
OF friends-her brother Mr.. VIM. II. Acklen; her
cousins, Miss Corfnne A. and Miss Louise K Good
man, or Memphis; Mrs. s. ID. Pinson, Miss Duke
and Mr. j. w. Hansen, or New York. Mr. Jas
VIM. Lockett, the expectant groom, Is ut the riggs
with his daughter, Miss Fannie Lockett. The
marriage win take place on Monday evening. ar
the New York avenue church, at O'Clock The
wedding party Will go TO New York city that
night, and viii sail on the Celtic for Liverpool on
Tuesday for o three months 1aunt through
Europe.
Miss Minnie Sartorius, Of Norfolk, Va, is spend
ing week In Washington.
Miss IL NJ. Herzog, OF this city, took part In Q
concert which was given in q hotel parlor at At
lanttc City the other evening.
DR.. 8 s. Stearns, accompanied by Dr. SWORN
stedt left yesterday for trip TO Boston by sea- IL
is hoped the salt air will do him much good After
his return he expects TO 20 TO Aurora and remain
until he has thoroughly regained his health
Mr.. and MT. n. II. Miller have returned from
the bridal trip and have settled at 1907 street