Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-07-21
Society Notes.

birthday to-day at Oak View with fitting family
| rejolcings. She has devoted husband, mother
In prime health, and the goodwill and good
wishes Of the entire country, irrespective Of party
afhliati0ns. There will be family dinner party
this evening with a decorated cake and tiny
taperS at the country home. Mrs. Cleveland has
received no end OF letters OF cOngratulation and
number OF handsome gifts. She drove In with her
mother from Oak View this morning.
Mrs ]. H. w. Stuckenberg, OF Berlin, wife OF the
pastor OF the American church In Berlin, Is
In this country TO raise fund for the erection or
church building at the capital OF Germany.
Mrs StuGNen6eTg hni LETT last evening Ior Gton
Sne was granted several interviews while here
with Mrs. Cleveland and Mrs. Folsom. Prof. Stuck
In this country.
Marshal and Mrs. A. A. Wilson and Miss Mary
Wilson left the city for New York to-day, and vii
be present at the marriage of Miss Daisy RICKETTS,
| and Dr. Burr on Wednesday. The list or brides
maids for that event has been changed somewhat
| from that first announced. Miss Wilson will be
maid OF honor; Miss Parke, daughter OF Cen
Parke. Will come down from West Point, and Miss
Ida scranton, daughter or eX-RepreSentatlVe
Scranton, Will arrive from Scranton, Pa, TO act as
sons " Ill go to Spring Lake for a fortnight and
will then probably spend the remainder OF August
at Saratoga The marshal and Mrs. Wilson VIII
return by the first or september.
Mrs. John N. Wilson will leave the city early
next month and go TO Eastport. Me-, for vacation
which she will spend with her sister, Mrs. q. f.
Wadsworth. Mrs Wilson viii take Miss Gussie
Wilson, who Is now visiting In Portland. with her
TO Eas:port Col Wilson does not propose taking
any vacation, and Mrs. Waller and Miss Lila Waller
will return from their summering with another
sister, Mrs. Camp, In Indiana County, on the SuS-
Quehanna River, in Pennsylvania, by the nrst OF
August, TO take charge OF the housekeeping in
Mrs. Wilson'S absence.
Mrs Annie L. Reed and her son Wilson have
gone to Lake George for few weeks.
Mrs. Eugenie Van Buren has gone to Chalybeate
Springs West Virginia. ana her parents home in
Berkeley county. Later In the season she Will 60
TO Iowa before returning to Washington.
Mrs. James Rouse, OF Bath, Me-, will pass the
autumn with her daughter, Mrs. Wolston, OF K
street northwest
Miss Celia Kaufman, OF Norfolk Va, who has
been visiting Miss Bertha L. Kaufman OF this city,
leaves for home this afternoon.
Miss Mary Mcpherson, High School graduate,
is spending the summer at Chautauqua Lake As
sembly.
Mrs. Findlay Harris. with her daughter Lillian
and maid, have gone to Atlantic City for the sum-
mer.
Mrs. and Miss Hirst. Of so7 18th street, have
gone to Atlantic City for few weeks.
Mrs. Theo Friebus is summering at Aurora
Miss Sarah s. Keep will spend the rest OF the
summer with her mother at Chester, Va.
Mr. VIM. H. Acklen is in Newport.
Mr. and Mrs. Isham Hornsby are at Healing
Springs. Bath County, Va, where they will be for
the next month. They will spend September with
MIS-. hOruSDyS mOtner, MIS-. Jeremiah BLACK, In
York, Pa, and Will return here In october.
Mrs. Duncan and her daughter, Miss Lille Dun
can, are living since their return from Fort Sid
ney, Nebraska, at 12l6 14th street.
Mr.. Walter v. K Berry, sailed to-day for Europe
where he will travel for The next two months.
The family Of Chief Clerk Youmans is summer
ing at Mountain Lake, Md.
Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Everett will spend the month
OF August in New England.
Mrs. Adeline Duval Mack will so next month to
the Shenandoah Valley. She will be In the near
neigh6orhood OF the Alum Springs, and one mile
and a half from orkney, and will have a party
with ner during August.
Mrs. Reed Mrs. Blair, Mrs. Janin and Colonel
and Mrs. J. G. Payne Will spend August at Spring
Lake.
Mr. James E. Campbell makes weekly trips to
Deer Park, and Mr.. Joseph E. Outhwaite Joins his
Mountain House.
Mr.. and Mrs John r. Mclean are in New York
city.
Mrs. Judge Seney is spending the summer In the
city. She had planned to 20 to Deer Park but
will now remain until Congress adJourns, when
she will 60 with Judge Seney directly TO Tiffin.
Mrs. j. NJ. FarQuhar is also remaining In the city
during the long session with her husband.
Miss Jessie Gorham, OF Rochester, n. Y, who
was private secretary to the late Hiram SIbley is
In the city, the guest OF Dr. and Mrs. K G. Fisher.
She Is suffering from nervous proStration, but is
making rapid improvement
Mrs. and Miss Ada Hobb1e, who have been for
some weeks at Spring Lake Beach, viii visit Mrs.
Tompkins on Governors Island, and arterward go
to R1chneld Springs
Miss Drusilla Duley is at Olney, Md.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. A. Fowler and their two chill
dren accompanied by Mrs. John Fowler OF l2OS
9th street, will leave Monday for a short sojourn
in the country.
Mrs. c. c. Glover and G. n. Lemon, OF this CITY,
were among the passengers SAILING from New
York for Europe to-day.
Mr.. John W. COrson and family have gone to
halifax for the advantages OF short sea trip.