Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-07-10
SCENES AT DEER PARK.
Mrs. Harrison and Mrs Elkins Go o.
DrIving-PromInent People There.

| MRS. hArriGOn ana nArb Eiklnb 10 Out
DrIving-Prominent People There.
WASHINGTON, July 9.-The Star has a
special in regard to the Presidents party
and various other well-known guests at
Deer Park.
The Davis cottage, which the President
will occupy during his visits to the mount
aims, and where Mrs. Harrison will remain
until far into September as the guest Of her
daughter, Mrs. Mckee, is now in order
The permanent furnishings in the house
have been supplemented by easy chairs,
pictures and other articles of household
adOrnment brought from her home at Indi-
annapolis. Mrs. Harrison is expecting the
President about Friday. The breaking in
upon his public duties by the Woodstock
visit has caused him to decide to remain in
Washington for four or five days before
coming here.
When the sun wsI getting low last even
ing Mrs. Herrison and her father took q
| long mountain drive with Mr.. and Mrs.
Elkins. The turnout consisted Of fine
open landau, drawn by pair of brown
sleeds, seventeen hands high, with heavy
silver-mounted trappings, bearing the
/ Elkins monogram. Mr.. L kins handled
the reins. Mrs Harrison, who sat on the
| ff5at seat with him, wore black riding
habit and hat, with red flower. Mrs.
Elkins wore driving dress Of bright color,
snd her beautiful young face beamed from
beneath a broad-brimmed hat Of gray,
with feathers. Rev. DR.. Scott sat in the
seat with her.
The hotel has been transformed into a
sort of summer capital, where many Of the
official circles of Washington have gather
ed fer mountain air, pure water and rest
ful enjoyment in anticipation Of the du-
ties OF the coming season.
Among the transients are Hayden Ed
wards, Just appointed Consul General to
Berlin. Mr.. Edwards, after a practical
experience as Chief of the Diplomatic Bu-
reau of the State Department, was made
Secretary of the Legation at The Hague
under Minister Bell. Mr.. Edwards is en-
ro1te to say goodbye to his venerable
father, who is almost an Octogenarian, re-
siding near Cincinnati. The Consul Gen
eral will sail for his post on the 2Oth inst.
Mr.. Emmons Blaine spent Sunday at the
hotel. He is now in the service Of the
West Viginia Central Railroad. II is ru-
mored in the inner circles that the chief at
traction at Daer Park TO the Premier's son
is Miss Grace Davis, the ex Senator's third
daughter. Emmons is paying her great
attention, and some of the knowing ones
say that the young people are engaged. He
is handsome yodDg man, with horid
complexion and youthful face, but his jet
black hair is strongly mingled with gray.
The guest OF ex-senator Davis just now
is Lieutenant r. NJ. G. BrowD, who was
executive officer Of the higship Trenton
when she went down ON the reefs Of Sa-
moa. Lieutenant Blown married the Sec
ond daughter Of ex-senator Davis. His
health is much impaired by his exposure
and hardships during the destructive cy-
clone.
Among the cottagers at the Park is the
family Of Representative James E. Camp
bell, of Ohio, the probable Democratic
candidate for the Ohio Governship. MrS.
Campbell is very attractive in person and
manner. Mr. Campbell is expected by
his family either to-day or tomorrow, to
pass some days.