Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-25
SOCIAL MATTERS.
Washingtonians Who Are Summering
at Various Resorts-Personals.

Miss Decca and Miss Elizabeth B. johnson
will leave the city this week for New York and
will sail for Europe on the 30th instant, per
steamer City Of Berlin. They will SO direct to
Paris and will not return here before the LIST Of
October. Miss Decca and Miss johnson spent
the winter here at the Randall Hotel, and they
have about completed all their arrangements
for the next season.
Miss Frances b. johnson, daughter Of Mr.. A.
ID. Johnson of this city. and her aunt, Mrs.
Cornelia Hagan, will sail by the same steamer
as Miss Decca. They expect to visit Oberam-
mergau.
Mrs. Senator Stockbridge has recovered from
her recent illness and is occupying her NJ street
home here during the session.
Assistant Secretary Batcheller, Mrs. and
Miss Batcheller left the city yesterday on a va
cation trip. They will visit Block island, but
will spend most OF their absence in their old
home at Saratoga Springs.
Mrs. Orr Cunningham of X street is at Bar
Harbor for the season.
Mrs. Hutchinson and Mrs. Ball, who spent
the early summer at their suburban place in
the District, will start upon extended tour
ofthe northern watering places next week.
Minister Mendonca of Brazil is spending a
fortnight at Block Island.
The minister from Portugal, Thomaz de
Souza Roza, is taking vacation at Saratoga.
Mr.. H. W. Spofford has Joined his family in
Chillicothe, Ohio.
Mrs. and the Misses Heaven are spending the
summer at Lakeside, NY.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horatio King are occupying
their summer residence at beautiful West New
ton, as usual, this year. Mrs. Kings health is
much improved.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. P. Lincoln are making
tour of the eastern seacoast resorts.
Mrs. Butterworth, who spent the early sum-
mer in her home at lie Droit Park, has Joined
her family at Asbury Park NJ.
Mrs. s. Bieber and her daughter Hettie have
gone to Oakland, Nd, where they will spend
the summer.
Mrs. VI. d. Baker, after spending three weeks
at the seashore, has returned to the city, but
will leave in few days for Denver
Miss Emma Culver of this city was among
the passengers on the steamer Dorchester that
arrived at Boston yesterday.
Prof. o. T. Mason Of the Smithsonian Insti-
tuition. Mrs. Mason and their daughter, Miss
Emily, are spending the summer at Berkeley
Springs. Mrs. Masons friends will be glad to
know that she is improving in health.
Mr.. W. w. Rockhill, the Thibetan explorer,
with his family, is summering at Berkeley
Springs. Mr.. Rockhill is planning another ex-
pedition into Central Asia, though at present
more attractive than the rugged wilds of
Thibet.
NJ. C. Hooker and family are spending their
vacation at Pine Lake, Fulton County, N Y.
The family of Paymaster s. r. Colhoun, U.
S.N., have been for a month at Cape May.
Col. Charles H. Jones of the st. Louis Re
public and his bride, formerly Mrs L. E. Par
sons of Washington, sailed from New York on
Wednesday. and will be absent in Europe until
about October /.
Among the Washingtonians summering at
Berkeley Springs are Mrs. E. G. Dole. S. II.
Bond and wife, DR.. W. l. Harlan and wife,
Mrs 1. Higgins Mrs. J. W. Tyson and daughter,
Mrs John Mullan and family, Miss NJ. L.
Cooper, Mrs. c. E. Rockhill and daughter. X.
U. Goode and wife, Miss Janet Lockwood. Mrs.
NJ. H. Shipe, Miss Mclaughlin, o. T. Mason
and wife, Mrs. ". H. McKnew and family, Mrs.
NJ. A. Copenhaven, Miss Bette Copenhaven,
Mrs. A. Maurice Low and family, Mrs. A. v.
McCarty and daughter and L. l.. Harlan.
Mrs. A. Maurice Low and her two children
are at the Berkeley Springs Hotel, Berkeley
Springs, WA, for the summer.
Lieut. II. Morrell, DR.. NJ. L. Ruth. Miss Kate
Field, VIM. F. Holtzman. L. Gardner. Geo. W.
Hill. Mrs. P. A. Fonda, Mrs. c. B. Fonda. JOS
c. Hornblower and A. b. Brown and family
are among the recent arrivals at Deer Park.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mayorga of the Nicaraguan le-
cation. leave today for New York, where they
will spend few days, and will spend the re-
mainder Of the heated term at Coney Island.
Mrs. ]. Sondheimer, Mrs. NJ. Siegel and Mrs.
Koch and children have gone to the Catskill
mountains for the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. T. Upper are summering
at Nantucket
Miss Helen Connolly and Miss Frances Bree-
den Of the Sand Hills, Ga, are the guests of
Miss Louise Breeder, 8l9 14th street north
west.
MIR. and Mrs. Walter Burt are spending the
summer at West Randolph, VT
Mrs. w. II. Keneaster and daughter Elsie are
spending the summer at Shady Lawn, Falls
Church, Va
Mr.. and Mrs. Jno. lyman, Miss Joyce, Mr..
Edward Carroll and Miss Katie Fletcher are at
Atlantic City for the season.
Col. II. A. Seligson, the chief Of the division
of enumerators' accounts in the Census Office,
entertained u number OF the census officials
last evening at his residence on n street.
Georgetown. The occasion was the annver-
| sary of his birthday. He was assisted in enter
tanning his guests by his accomplished wife.
Mrs. Joseph Tyssowski, with her daughter,
Miss Ada, and son Joseph, hare gone to Rock
Enon Springs to spend the summer.
Miss Genevieve H. Brooke of 9Th street has
gone to Saratoga Springs for the summer.
Mrs. W. II. Combs and son are at Colton's.