Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-28
SOCIAL MATTERS.
Mrs. Hearst's Summer Plans-washing-
tonians' Wanderings.

SOCIAL MATTERS.
Mrs. Hearst's Summer Plans-washing-
tonians' Wanderings.
Mrs.. Hearst and Miss Nellie Hllyer will leave
today for Nev York city, where they viii Join
Senator Hearst and his son, Mr.. VIM. Hearst,
With the latter of whom they will make the
journey daring the week TO San Francisco.
Miss Rose Barrsda Of New York viii also be of
the party. Mira. Hearst has closed her house
here until she shall return ia the late autumn.
Senator Hearst, who has been very i'll during
tks past month. first in New York city, from
where he was moved to Hollywood Place at
Long Branch. where his family was with him
On bis recovering they eli came on here and
spent few days and last week the father and
son vent 70 Philadelphia and Wilmington on
business. The Senator will see his wife and
sen 81 for the west and then return his duties
N the Senate, If his health will permit Mr..
compsnied by Mr.. J. J. Follnsbee of San Fran
cisco three weeks ago, and has been visiting his
Rsrents Mrs. Hearst and party will arrive in
NAB francisco IN time to be present at the
marriage of Miss Christine Barreda and Mr..
Cbas. Moore OF that city, which will be eele-
brated on the 9th Of August. The Misses Barrsds
we're great bellies here three years ago when
Mrs.. Hearst gave so many brilliant entertain
nsnts in their honor. Mrs. Hearst will not
Hnger in San Francisco after the wedding, but
val 60 with her son direct to Santa Clara, where
her parents live and who will soon celebrate
their golden wedding anniversary. From there
Mrs. Hearst will go down the coast 10 the large
ranch owned by the Senator at Saint Simeon
that Is called San Louis Obispo. There she
will spend couple Of months with her son.
President Palmer of the worlds fair commits
sion vss out calling upon his neighbors around
Mcpherson Square last evening before he left
the city. OF all the official titles that are now
his he prefers that Of Senator. He is looking
exceedingly well and is in good health, apd he
Is full OF immense projects for the success Of
ths great fair Mr. and Mrs. Palmer will spend
portion of the next season In this city. where
they have many friends. Mr.. Palmer and Mr.
Dickinson left here last night for the White
Sulphur Springs, and from there they 20 to
Cincinnati before returning to Detroit
Mr.. s. Jerome Uhl left today for Ohio, and
Mrs. Phillips mis- mother-in-law, who has been
spending the winter here. returned with him
70 her home in Springfield. Mr.. Uhl will also
take with him a number OF pictures that he
has completed this summer. He will return in
the autumn.
Mrs Thomas Wilson has returned from STAY
at the Hot Springs in Virginia
Miss Gates the artist. who has boon abroad
for some time. has been recently heard from in
Norway.
Mr.. p. A. Bedford has issued invitations to a |
number Of his friends for a dinner to be giyon
at his home, 1912 18th street, Friday evening
Among the Washingtonians at Atlantic City |
are N. ID. Helm and wife. ex-Commissioner
Oberly, J. Mex Borden and wife, Miss Clare |
Hardy, L. :. Dlckey, W. II. Baum and wife, G. |
II. Wood. John X. Morgan, James Cathel, Miss |
Stella Throokmorton and J. W. Whelpley and |
wife.
Mr. and Mrs. Egbe-. G. Barnard lef. satur- |
day for Fortress Monroe to spend a month |
there. |
DIR. Tom Ward Of Baltimore gave a german |
at the Shirley, Atlantic City. Last week, which /
vAs led by Mr.. Brennan of Baltimore and Miss |
Marie Williamson Of Washington. Mrx Batter
son, the Misses Williamson. Mrs. Kerr and Miss
Kerr. Mrs. Pieasanton and Mrs Pendleton
Campbell OF Washington weIs among the |
guests.
Among the guests at Vernon, Round Hill,
Va, are Mr. and Mrs. Moore Mrs. Mayfield. |
Mr.. aud Mrs. Mcdaniel. Mr. w. A. Morseu and |
nmily. Mrs. Sebring of Dakota, Miss Lue
sehof, Miss Sallie Dalton, the Misses Nc
Nelly, Mr.. Maddren, Mr.. C. Griffith Of New
York. Mr.. p. Oliver, Mr.. Pyles.
Mrs. 7. Pliny Moran. accompanied by her
mother, Nrs Noble, will leave on Wednesday
for Buffalo TO spend the month of August
Mr.. and Mrs. r E Farr aud sons will sojourn
in the mountains of Virginia for :. few weeka
Misses Angie and Mollie McDevitt are a. Fort
ress Monroe, where they will remain a few
weeks.
Miss Marion Wood accompanied by her Sis
ter Virgie and Miss Mamie Cotton are rusti-
eating ne Longworsh Beach, on the lower Poto-
mac.
Mrs. ". G. Burns and baby, accompanied bv
her sister. Mrs Clarep dol Smith and children.
are summering at Atlantic City.
Miss Katie N. Keegan Of Richmond and Mr..
Willie L. ODwyer of Portsmouth. Va, are
visiting their aunt. Mrs b K ODwyer, 1923
9th street northwest
Mrs. " w. Wills AMI her daughter Grace,
have gone to Atlantic City to spend a few weeks.
Frank q. Csrpents-, Mrs. Robert Hinckley,
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. s. Barry, Mr. and Mrs. NJ. G.
secSendorf, Frank Il. Conger, NJ W. Chollar
Jno. ID. Chollar, Secretary j. NJ Rusk are
among the recent arrivals at Deer Park
Mr.. and Mrs. Neil Belt are at Lake Placid. in
the Adirondack mountains. From there they
intend going 10 Lake George and Saratoga
Gen. and Mrs. Croker and Irving n Croker
are at Old Point Comfort
Mrs. G. W. Thorne and family, with her niece.
Miss Flori II Addison, are summering at Oak
land.
chss. Smith and wife. C. T. Wood. Edwin H.
Spang and wife, Mrs. L. T. Miller, Miss Birdie
Levy, all of Washington. are stopping at the
Dudley Arms, Atlantic City.
Miss Ethel Chase Sprague is spending a few
weeks with her mother at Edgewood.
Miss Marie Decca and party Of friends will
leave this evening for New York, whence they
sail Wednesday for Paris
Mrs. Sarah A. Bare, Mira H. n Cist, Miss 3.
A Clst and u. c. Bare of Cincinnati are visit
ing the city and are staying at the Hotel Arno.
Mrs Eugene f. St John Of the w.C.TU. IL
staying at the Hotel Fredonia
Misc Sheppard has gone for a visit 70 her
mother at Mamaroneck, MY, and is expected to
return the latter part of September
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