Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-30


the superintendent the power which he did not
have before to control all the appointments. and
places him directly under the control OF the Secre-
tary OF the Interior IL is thought that the practi
cal effect or the law Will be TO take away from the
Commissioner OF Indian Affairs all authority over
Indian schools. The bill provides for the estab-
nshment OF two new schools, and Increases the
general school appropriation by $4,000. An APP
preparation OF sl0.l167 is made for the claim OF
against the eastern band OF Cherokee Indians In
North Carolina.
Society Notes.
Mrs. George w. Adams sailed from New York
for Europe to-day on the Cunard steamer Au-
rama, accompanied by her daughters Grace and
Mary, and their friend Miss Mary Doonttle, OF
Fairfax. They will remain abroad until septem-
Der, when Miss Grace Will return TO school at
Chestnut Hill, near Philadelphia.
Mrs. Franck TAYLOR, who has been an Invalid for
q long time, left the city yesterday for Manches-
ter, Mass, where she expects ID pass the summer.
She was accompanied to New York by her daugh-
ter, Mrs. 4. b. Mcclure.
Mr.. and Mrs. E +. Andrews, who leave on Mon
day for Europe for an absence OF a couple OF
months, entertained at Luncheon yesterday the
committee or artists who visited the city to
award the Corcoran Medal Of Merit, an account OF
whose conclusion is printed IN another part OF
to-day'S paper. In addition TO MessrS. TAFT, Neal
and French, constituting the conmitIee. there
were present Mrs. TAFT, Mr.. Ezekiel The sculptor,
and Mr.. 5. II. kaunmann.
Mr. and Mrs W. F. Melbourne are at Atlantic
City.
Mr.. and Mrs Daniel Gilbert, OF Chambersburg,
are visiting Mr. and Mrs. L. b. Zook, at 1852 9th
street.
Mr.. W. II. Remick, OF Wheeling, W. Va, is visit
ing his mother In Washington.
Miss Frances Baylis leaves the city this evening
for Philadelphia, where she Will spend the sum-
mer with her sister, Mrs. j. A. Ctib Miss Alice
Baylis also leaves to-day tor the Blue Ridge Noun
talns, where she will spend the summer. Later
she Will 60 70 Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs Pondexter Dunn are receiving
many congratulations over the birth OF a little
ushter, whose advent was made June 26.
Mrs. Kate Westhorpe Rutledge, OF Yonkers, \.
Y, Is visiting her mother and sister for a few
weeks at lo3 street.
Mrs. Frank W. Bird and daughter will leave the
city on Sunday for Marblehead, Mass, where they
Will pass the rest OF the summer.
Mrs. Dickinson has taken a house on Long
Island, at Bensonhurst. opposite Coney Island
where she will remove for the summer on Monday.
IL Is quiet country place, and Mrs. Dickinson ex-
poets TO enjoy long, quiet season in this retreat.
She will have with her Mrs. Platt. her mother
whose health has been greatly improved by her
Stay In Washington, Mrs Olmstead OF Detroit,
General will so over on Saturday, returning on
Monday each week. and spend the week here be-
tween his own house and the country club, OF
which he Is a member. Mrs. Dickinson Will have
on her carriage and horses from Detroit, and Will
explore all the pleasant roads on Long Island.
Mrs. Scott Lord and her daughters Mrs John F.
Parker and Mrs Dimmck, were at home TO callers
at Sl4 10Th street yesterday afternoon, and saw a
number or their friends. DIR. Scott, father OF Mrs
Benjamin Harrison, was with them and enjoyed
meeting callers. DR.. Scott Is now In his eighty
ninth year, as ne was born in lSoo. Mrs. PaTker's
husband is Lieut.. Jno +. Parker, OF the Navy. who
is now with his ship, the Z. 5. 5. Adams, cruising
among the South Sea Islands, and Is In the last half
OF the third year or his cruise.
Minister and Mrs. Preston and the Misses and
Messrs. Preston will leave the city on Monday for
Lake George, where they viii spend the month OF
July. They Will go to saratoga for August
Mrs. Leo Knott Will go TO Deer Park some time
next month for the remainder OF the season.
Miss Keenan, is at present the guest OF Mrs. X.
j. C. Walker, who has large circle OF friends
here, at Wllliamsport, Pa.
Judge and Mrs. Henry Strong have gone to
Geneva, near Chicago, for the season. Mr.. and
MIS-. Ingram are occupying the strong house on
10Th street.
Capt and Mrs. Bugher will go TO oManchester-by.
the-Sea early next week.
Judge Shellabarger and family will spend the
next two months upon the Maine coast on the
island OF Little Shebg, l. miles from Portland.
Mrs. Joseph y. Carey will leave the city on Mon
day for a sojourn in the White Mountains where
she will stay until Congress adJourns, wnen she
Will go TO Cheyenne with her husband
Mrs. A. A. Cole and her daughter, Miss Mary
Lawton, go on Monday to Newport for an ex-
tended stay.
Mr. and Mrs. Lyman tiffany and daughters 20
on Monday TO Rye Beach.
Mrs. Mattingly and daughters are az Deer Park
Minister Roustan sails to-day on the Bretagne
from New York for France. on a three months
leave.
Miss Julia Kennedy and Miss Rhoda Christmas
are In warrenton for the summer.
Mrs. Meade wife OF Capt X. W. Meade, OF the
navy-yard, will spend the summer at Huntington,
Long Island, where the lady's parents reside.
Mrs. Thos. Parker, Mrs. Robert Hastings and
Mrs Webster leave the city to-day for Ptney Point
for q few weeks absence.
Justice Bradley and family are contemplating
trip to the Pacific coast. and Alaska later in the
season.
Justice and Mrs. Field have gone to California,
and will visit Alaska In August
Justice and Mrs. Miller will be Joined In their
cottage at Block Island by Mrs Tougalin and Miss
Lucy COrkhtll early next week.
The Chilian minister and Mrs Cana have left the
city and will sail for Europe In a short time.
Mr.. s. p. Z. HenrQues, OF New York city, is at
the Dumbarton for few days
Mra Hearst went over to New York city yester-
day In company with Miss Wheeler, Miss Matilda
Lott, the animal painter, and Miss Campbell, the
Mss asd Miss Toye and ON MonoSy
the three Will proceed TO the Pacific coast by the
way OF the Canada Pac,nc Railway. Mrs. Hearst
stone S PARK IN Hugus % but the details % Of The srsp
have not been completed
Senator Palmer has returned from Chicago ana
Detroit He left MIS- Palmer in the latter city.
Col and Mrs VIM Wall and MIS- Franks mother
OF the latter expect to leave Monday tor Spring
Lake Beach, for q stay OF couple OF weeks, after
which they will 60 10 the Massachusetts, coast,
where they Will pass the remainder OF the sum-
meE.
'Dr. Adam cardenas, ey-president of Nicaragua,
who IL In New York, on his way 10 England, is ex-
pected TO visit DR.. Guzman, the Nicaraguan minis
Ter In this city, for few days DR.. Cardenas goes
to Europe TO represent his country In England,
Germany, and France.
Thieves Semse0cedA
SIX or THEM 10 GO TO ALBANY PRNrrKKIIARY.
In the Criminal Court this morning VIM. vos-
burg, convicted OF larceny from the person, CON-
mitted March L 1885. was called up for sentence
and received three years In the penitentlary at
Albany. Michael Btggane, convicted OF second Of
Tense petit larceny (harness from l. d. Saiel. was
called and sentenced TO one year In the Albany
penitentfary, Albert Thornton and sandy LeWfs
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