Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-22
SOCIETY NOTES.

SOCIETY NOTES.
Mrs Cleveland realized her lono,ne for her
accustomed autumn visit to the Adirond scks,
expressed last week. when she started Yesterday
with Mrs Folsom Tor the mountsins DR.. Ward,
friend OF the Folsom family, and is frequently the
guest OF the Presidents household. Mrk Cleve-
land has lived closely al Oak View this summer.
After reception at the White House. as on Wed
nesday afternoon, when the President received
the visiting physicians and scientists Mrs Cleve.
land goes directly upstairs changes her dress, and
drives Immediately to her country home. The
President hopes TO join the ladies' al Saranac Inn
as soon as ever tue present pressing exigencies Of
politics will permit him to do so.
Miss kose z Cleveland, who has spent her sum.
mer at Holland Patent, has now published an es-
say entitled 'Summer Quiet and Green Thoughts"
The Secretary of the Treasury and Mrs Fair
child left the city yesterday afternoon for Caze-
novia, where they win spend the next thirty days
IN rural retirement. Mrs Kennedy, who has been
Mrs. Fairchlld's guest for some weeks returned TO
Utica Thursday.
Mrs Symes and her children are back from Rye
Beach, where they spent a delightful summer.
On 70 escort them home last week, and they all re-
turned together yesterday and are established In
tne vine.covered house on the corner OF and 18th
streets, that will be known through this admins
ration, at least, as the Manning House.
Mr.. and Mrs. Appleby are back from their sea-
side lolterings, ana have moved into No. 10 Lafay-
etle square.
Capt and Mrs. Burgner will return tonight
from New York city. They spent the summer at
Manchester-by-the-Sea
DR.. and Mrs. WIN. A. Hammond, of New York
city, have taken the Yulee house, on Connecticut
avenue, Tor The winter. Their new mouse and hos
pitai In MI Pleasant village will not be completed
until next spring.
Mr.. and Mira Thos Wilson have with them Mr.
and Mrs Chas Foulke. who have recently re-
turned from Europe, and are minded 70 make their
residence In this city.
Mofnr
turned from the Catssiu Mountains. where they
summered In the Kaaterskiu House.
MRS. and Miss Waite, wife and daughter Of the
late Chief Justice Waite, were in New York city
this week.
Mr. Shiro Akabane, who has returned from Capon
springs and Deer Park has not decided whether
ne VIII spend the winter In Paris or In Japan with
ms parents Mr.. Saito who succeeds Mr. Akabane
as rst secretary OF the Japanese legation arrived
Win WIN tne @ minister and Madame Mutsu when they
came from Japan.
Miss Edes spent the summer at Warm Springs,
Va
Miss Anna and Miss Mary Shellabarger have re-
turned to the city. They divided the season
among the coast resorts OF Maine and the noun
t-lnous iasclnatlons OF New Hampshire.
Ex-Secretary and Mrs and Miss McCulloch have
returned 10 their farm, Holly HILL and win no, be
back much before November
I. The Chinese minister and suite will sail from
Lima Ter this country ah11 this city next week. on
wednesday, and Is coming by the Panama route.
Mrs James Miller. with her little dauslter. ol
Springfield, Ohio.
Lieut.. and Mrs. Craig and Miss Margaret Worth
and Mrs. Capt. Sanno have cottages near WASH
lngton Inn, where they have been ali summer
Mrs and Mss Chinn have returned from a
European trip, and are at 25 Lafayette Square.
MIS-. Kennedy came back from Cresson Sprlngs
and has gone 10 Virginia for the next fortnight.
Airrnn n
Forest Glen Hotel and have taken house on S
street Mrs Quick will spend most Of the winter
with her daughter.
Pay Director and Mrs. q. f. Cutter are back In
the city.
Inc German legation is being put in order for
tne arrival OF Count D'Arco. who will come to the
CITY next month tO suprrInJend the new furnish
Ing OF The house. Mr.. Mumn, the new secreIary
vice Baron Won zedtwilz, WIZ have rooms IN tHs
MS. stockbridge and her sister, MrA Mansneld.
are back from Deer Park
The autumnal quiet is settling upon Old Point
Comfort, but the summer matrimonial record Is un.
rVaueo Miss cara Doyle, OF Onio, who was mar.
1 Iea iast week IN New York city, to Lieut. Han
cock, VI the Army, met man at the Hygeia Lleut
hawthorne and Mss Sinclair viii be married mere
Ia Dccc!nuer. Miss Sinclair is a niece oT Mrs. CO..
Lorraine VINO chaperoned her at Fort Monroe
MISS Stoughton, OF Boston, has announced her en-
gdgem ut 10 Mr. Orth. son OF the late Representa-
tive Orth. OF Indiana. Mrs DIR. Towles or The
worth, and MS. Stougnton, OF Boston. are among
S9e Sss ~a1st 2ess a. the aygsia and Mr
mucn attention In the water by their superb
swimming, nne accomplishment for women.
Mr. anu Mrs. Jonn Paul Jones have moved into
their new residence. No. zoos street northwest,
Mr.. and Mrs. L. II. Schnelder have returned after
two months visit TO Mountain Lake Park. Mr.
Ferd schneider mas entered the Boston Polytech-
mic Institute.
Mrs. Dr. A. C. Adams and children returned Fri.
day from Mountain Lake Park.
Rev. Samuel h. Greene and family returned to
the city yesterday.
Mrs Weston Flint is visiting Mrs. Gen. R. p.
kennedy az Beiefontaine, Ohio. and will spend
some Time al Yellow Springs before returning 10
the city.
Mr. and Mrs. John Blair Hoge have removed to
the Portland.
The speaker and Mrs Carlisle returnd from Cow
ingtoo yesterday. Mr.. Carlisle Is suffering from a
severe cold.
Mr. E F. Droop came over in the German Lloyd
steamer Trave on her last trip, after an enjoyable
european Trip, IN the course OF which he visi ed
bayreuth al the Time OF tue great Wagner FESTIVAL
Among tie pleasant social entertainments given
In connection with the Congress of American Ply
SclanS and Surgeons, WAS card reception In honor
OF the members OF the American LaryngO.ogical
Association, at The residence Ut DR.. < Z. Morgan
the presiaentelect or the association. The guests
tncluiing the leading members OF the congless
besides many Washington physicians, were re-
ceivei by MIS-. James 4. Morgan, who was -ssisted
by the Misses Ord, daus ht-rs or Dr. Vim. Old Of
London, Miss Billings, Miss Mackall and The Misses
Morgan.
MI. and Mrs. W. E Whitfield are spending the
autumn at Aurora.
The Spread Of the Yellow Fever.
4 REQUEST FOR ExTENsIvN OF THE GOVERNMENT
QUARANTINE SERVICE.