Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-05
SOCIAL MATTERS.
Where well-Known People are Sum-
merinx-Seuator Hearst's New House.


Beverly and Fair Haven. Senator Hearst Ia.
also returned from New YORK city, where he
remained to attend the races The western
rooms Of their beautiful house have been com.
pieted. They are across the hall from the
large music room. and comprise the drawing
room suite. There Is a reception room, a grand
salon, library in the circular extension of the
house, and the tower room. The inches are
filed with ststuary busts of Mrs. Hearst and
Mr.. William Hearst, Flora, and other designs
in marble. The library is in blue India velvet
that Is hung upon the walls above the low
book shelves, full and edged with silken ball
fringe. The furniture is upholstered in India
velvet. The drawing rooms are decorated in
Louis ANl style, the details all deliberately car
Ned out The reception room ID in pale blue
and dull gold. the rug upon the floor repeating
the designs upon the ceiling. The salon is
hung with beautiful rose du barre pink satin
brocade and the furniture is in embroidered
pompadour satin. The chandeliers are works
OF art and the freplaces are IN onyx Of most
exquisite veining. The cushions and curtains
for these rooms are all embroidered in the
most delicate shades Of color. Everything at
this time is draped in white linen. Senator
and Mrs. Hearst expect to spend the present
month IN the house and are anticipating a
visit from their son from San Francisco with a
friend within the next fortnight
Secretary Rusk. with party Of gentlemen,
spent yesterday at Fortress Monroe. Mrs. Rusk
remained in the city.
Lieut. and Mrs. Robert " G. Brown have
closed their X street house and have gone to
Deer Park for the season.
Judge and Mrs. Seney went down to Cape
May to spend the Fourth of July vacation
Mr.. B. II. warder and family have gone to
the country for the summer.
Representative Haynes has gone home to
visit his family in Fremont, Ohio, through the
congressional adjournment.
Senator and Mrs. Wolcott are spending few
days at Deer Park.
Miss Florence Upper Of Philadelphia, who
is visiting Miss Ii. Minister, Az G street north
west. will be pleased to receive her friends to-
morrow Sunday between and p.m., as she
leaves for Cape May and Long Branch i'll a few
days.
Mrs. William Birney, Miss Brney and Miss
Helen Birney are spending the summer at Lake
George.
Mrs. J. D. B. Peters. children and nurse, of
Georgetown, is visiting her father near Ocean
City.
Miss s. A. Lipscomb has Joined her niece
Miss Maud Lipscomb. near the Blue Ridge
mountains, W. Va. They will spend the latter
part OF the summer at Shannondale Springs.
Miss Bessie Thompson of 1903 Riggs street
has gone to visit relatives in Providence, II. l..
after which she will visit Newport and Bar
Harbor.
Mrs John Stephen and children have gone
to BrookevIlle, Nd, where they will remain
during the summer.
Mrs. j. A. Tall leaves today for Pennsyl-
yania for the rest of the summer.
Mrs. Lola kemno of Baltimore is spending
few days with her mother. Mrs. J. c. Rumsey,
HIS street northwest, and will be pleased to
see her friends.
Mrs. J. n. Whitney has gone to Marblehead
Neck. Mass. and later will take a tour through
Maine and the White mountains.
Mrs. DR.. English and sister, Miss Carrie
Chambers, lef: today for the mountains of
West Virginia and Virginia.
Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Exner hav, gone to
Bedford Springs, Pa, for a few weeks.
Mrs. T. +. 5. King and daughters, Lily and
Marian. are spending the summer at Summit
Hotel, GaithersDurg. Md.
Mr. and Mrs. p. F. Larner. accompanied by
their daughter Nellie, who is now recovering
from a long illness, have gone to Atlantic CITY,
Gen. Benet and family are at Sorrento for the
season. They find the cool weather of that
place delightful
Mr.. and Mrs Cabot Lodge are the guests of
Secretary Blaine at Bar Harbor.
Mr.. John Hay has gone to Cleveland, where
his family have been the past month
Mrs. 1. b. Baker of Chicago is visiting her
son, Chas. Baker. who is very ill at No. I'll
18Th sSeet northwest, at the residence of MIR,
Harry Wood.
Mr.. Robert E. Fugitt and mother have taken
rooms at the Stockton Hotel. Cape May, Nj.
for Mystic Shrine week. Mrs. VIM. II. Fugitt
ID also summerIng there.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Strauss Of Alexandria, ac-
comPanied by their niece, Miss F. Lindheimer,
Will leave today on trip to Greenbrier White
sulphur. Charleston and Atlantic City an d sew
sral other places.
Mr.. Milton 3. Perry Of Alexandria and Miss
Lillian Z. Allen were married on the morning
Oi July at the residence of the brides mother
On North Columbus street in Alexandria The
ceremony was performed by Rev. W. u Darne
OF Baltimore. assisted by Rev. H. Suter
Promptly at the appointed time-quarter to @
the bridal party entered the parlor. The brides
H.ald was Miss Annie Harmon of Washington
and the groom was attended by his cousin Mr.
Lawrence Perry. as best man; Miss Lillian Win
sett OF Baltimore as maid of honor. The bride
was escorted By her brother, Mr. ". L. Allen.
She wore white faille and necklace of seed
pearls and held a white prayer book and bou-
quet oil white roses and maiden hair ferns The
bridesmaid and maid of honor wore mousseline
de sole and carried bouqets OF La France roses
Inc parior was beautifully decorated with
flowers and potted palms, ferns, &C. After the
wedding breakfast Mr. and Mrs. Perry left ON
the IO:l5 train for New York and the northern
OF the bride and groom were present at the
ceremony.
Mrs. F. Frankie and family and Mrs. Chas.
Baum and family are at Atlantic Highlands for
the summer.
The young ladies OF Metropolitan Me.
Church had al enjoyable tenuis tournament
yesterday afternoon on Columbia Heights
i he courts on Mr.. A. l. BARRIERS grounds on
Chiffon street had been placed at their dis
pos'd and prizes had been provided by the
young gentlemen of the church, which were
won. after spirited contest, by Misses Stocket.
and Walker in the doubles and Miss Riley in
the singles. After the games were over Mrs
Capt Lacey invited the party to her home
JUST opposite. TO partake OF elegant and album
dant Refreshments. The whole house was
thrown open and looked delightfully."- cool in
lts summer dress. Fireworks on the lawn
closed the evenings enjoyment.
The engagement Is announced of Miss Mil
dred Fuller, daughter of Chief Justice Fuller.
10 4r. h. A Wallace OF Tacoma. Wash. Mr.
Wallace was the guest here of Senator and Mrs
tockrell last winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Cristofani sailed for Europe
this morning from New York
Secretary and Mrs. Blaine reached Bar Har-
Dor AT P. m. yesterday.
DIR. c. T. Mallam, Miss NJ Hanna. Mrs. NJ E.
Oliver and Miss VI. Oliver sail for Europe today.
Among the Washingtonians at the Lockwood
House. larpers Ferry. are Z. A. Woodward
and family, Mrs. j. ii. SeIffert and daughter
9irs >. ;. Mcknight and daughter Mrs Anna
l. sweet and sou, Mr. and Mrs G. j. Gibson
Capt and Mrs John L. Mcconnell. Mrs K II.