Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-08-04
SOCIETY NOTES.

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SOCIETY NOTES.
Prof Hitchcock. Of the Smithsonian Institution,
and wife, who have been In japan for the past
two years, are arranging TO start on the journey
homeward. They gave up, in June, their charm
ing bungalow at Osaka which had been their home
during their stay, and are now at Yokohama.
about the first of September Prof and Mrs. Hitch
COCK Will sail for home by way OF China India and
Europe. They will spend q short time in China
and in India, but win make their longest stop In
Germany. They viii arrive here in November
Baron Won ZedtwitEs appointment as envoy extra
ordinary and minister plenipotentiary to Mexico
was 1ae nrsr diplomatic appointment signed by the
leo three years ago on his way from Japan TO
Europe, and is much interested in that country.
He has had an audience with the emperor and
the king OF Saxony, and has seen Mr. Won Alyen-
seben and Mr.. Janisch. He has visited Carlsbad,
Dresden, Berlin, Bayreuth, switzerland and
his way to his new post.
Mrs Carlisle accompanied the Speaker to New
York this week, where they spent two days Mrs
Carlisle visited Mrs. Henry Watterson, who is In
on Thursday night.
Mrs. Thomas Wilson has returned from pleas
ant stay at Hot Springs, N. c. She chaperoned
the Misses Condit Smith at a ball In Asheyille
with Mr.. Carr. OF the Pine Tree state. Mrs Wilson
win spend the latter part OF this month at the
seashore.
Col and Mrs Francis Cotton returned to the
Blue Ridge Summit to-day.
Mr.. and Mrs Benz, Hillen are the guests OF Miss
Lulie Eustis, at Manchester by -the-Sea
Miss Alicia Wilson is spending the summer at
Sandy Springs Md.
Mrs Walthall has completely repaired and re-
fitted the Senator's recent purchase OF the house
1714 Rhode Island avenue, and Is now enjoying
the result OF her care and outlay Miss Courtney
Mrs Walthal does not expect TO leave the city for
any length OF time at the close Of Congress.
Mrs. Senator Stockbridge is still in the city and
has made no plans for the autumn, but philosophi-
cally awaits the adjournment OF Congress. This
Is Mrs Stockbridge's first year at the capital
Mrs. Senator Hawley has left for Newport; the
Senator is located at the Hamilton House.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Lamar left the city to-day
for Capon Springs, where they Will be Joined by
Mr.. and Mra l. Q. c. Lamar, Jr., and their little
son.
Justice Lamar is expected to arrive In the city
next week, from Macon.
Mrs. Scott Lord and her daughter, Mrs Parker,
left yesterday for Gloucester, Mass.
Mr.. John F. waggaman went away on Thursday
to join Mrs. Waggaman, who has been for the past
fortnight rusticating at Irene, on Long Island.
Mr.. and Mrs E SGordy, OF Ansonia, Conn. ARE at
vi II.
Gordy is principal OF the A sonia public schools.
Mr.. W. A. Mulliken, Nashville; Mrs. Shaw, Can
ada; Mr.. and Mrs. B. E. Chain and Mrs. f. ID.
Farnum, of Nornstown, are at the Hamilton
DR.. Thomas owen, who has been relieved from
duty ON board the Swatara, will spend the winter
with his family In this city.
Surgeon Moore will spend the winter at the
naval station In New London, and his wife and
family Will remain here.
Mr.. and Mrs Franklin Fl. Mackey are now living
in their new house, recently purchased, 1916 18th
street.
Naval Constructor and Mrs. Philip Hichborn are
now comfortably located In their new residence,
1707 n street.
Miss Cecilia and Miss Bessie Du Hamel will gc
Tuesday for jaunt through Ontario, visiting
friends In windsor, London, and Toronto. They
Will be absent six weeks.
number OF washingtonians will 90 to Rock
VILE the 2sth OF this month to be present at the
marriage OF Mr. James F. Allen and Miss l. b
Maus. The wedding day will be the golden wed
ding anniversary OF the brides parents, and the
double occasion win be suitably celebrated by
garden fete. After a short tour in the North the
young couple will begin housekeeping In their OWL
house In Rockville.
Mrs 1. Tracy and family. Of street, are VISITING
relatives in Georgia, and will remain until Sep
tenber.
Mrs. W. R. Fowler and daughter, Of West Wash
ington, have gone to Lancaster, Ohio, for the month
Of August.
Miss Ennis WI spend the remainder OF the sum.
mer In Luthervllle, Md.
Mr.. and MIS- Jules A. Demonet and family have
gone TO Piney Point for the remainder Of the sum.
mer.
Miss Katy-did Jones viii leave for Luray early
next week, where she expects to camp out with q
large party short distance from the caverns.
Miss Katie Fountaine, Of Woodstock, is visiting
her friend, Miss StockDridge, at l342 street.
Miss Carrie Cotterel leaves to-day to visit friends
at Herndon, Va.
MIR. and Mrs W. W. Metcalf left this morning for
a six-weeks visit to the Green Mountains. On
their return IN september they will visit the Gen.
tennial at Columbus.
Miss Ida Frank, OF Chicago is visiting her uncle,
Mr.. VIM. NJ. Frank Alt Sd street.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Frank have returned home from
visit OF eight weeks In Chicago and Cincinnati.
Miss j. V. Jewell, Of Washington, is among the
recent arrivals at ''The Blufis" Mt Desert Ferry,
Me.
Mrs Deb Randolph Keim and her daughters
Will remain at their cottage at Martha's Vineyard
through August, when they will go TO Reading,
Pa, visiting Cumberland on their return to WASH
ington the last OF September. Mr.. Keim Will re-
main in Washington while Congress is In session,
spending sundays at his mountain home, Edge
mount, Reading.
Mrs E n. Darling. who is spending the season
at Watch Hill, r 1, is now on yachting trip
around Fishers and Block islands.
Dr. Harvey returned from the mountains last
evening. Mrs Harvey and children remain there
for the present.
Mrs N. T. N. Robinson and son are at FauQuier
Springs.
MrA George W. Evans, who, with her husba nd
accompanied the National Rifles on the late tour
to Martha's Vineyard, Nantucket, and Boston,
returned TO the city Saturday, but departed I'M
mediately for Atlantic City, with her three little
daughters, and will remain at the Hotel Welling-
ton during August and september.
The First Congregational church has extended
the vacation OK its pastor, L N. Newman, until
September.
The wife Of Special Examiner W. D. Atkins has
returned from St Joseph, Mo-, and is visiting at
No. 2403 Pennsylvania avenue.
Mrs Rudolph Kaufman returned with her
children from Hamilton, Va, to-day, and VIII 20
to the Blue Mountain House on Monday.
Mrs E p. Richardson and Misses Della and
Nettie Tune, have gone to Loudoun County, Va.
where they will spend several weeks.
Mrs J. P. Palmer sailed to-day for Europe
Prot and Mrs. II. c. Spencer returned home on
Thursday morning, after i've weeks tour of 1000
miles, during which they ATTENDED the ffteenth
national conference OF charities and Corrections az
Buf1alo as delegates OF the District OF Colum-
bia, and the convention OF business educator
OF America at Minneapolis, Ninn., going and re-
turning by the great lakes.
Mr. and Mrs. ChaS g. johnson are spending the
month OF August at New London and Block Island.
Miss Eleanor Lasier and her sister, Miss Daisy.
OF 1918 18th street northwest left on Thursday for
o visit OF month or more among friends and rela-
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