The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-06-22
IN FAVORITE HAUNTS
The Plans of Our StateSmen's
Wives and Daughters.
EVARTS AND HIS SUMNER HOME
Washington Women Who Have Made Money
IN Real Estate-The Story of
ShOddy Aristecrat

WASHINGTON, June 10, $780, - Especial
correspondence of The HERALD. Wash
lngton is as hot as Tophet. Half of the mem
bers of Congress are in flannel shirts and
such of the ladies as still remain at their
homes here wear the lightest of summer
dresses. The majority of our leading
women have left for their country homes
or watering places, and within two weeks
There will be hardly bakers dozen left to
haunt the galleries of Congress. or to hold
red-hot receptions in their Washington
houses. Quite a number of the society
leaders are now in Europe. Mrs. Justice
Field sailed June 10th with Miss Alice Con-
dit Smith, who is to be married abroad,
and she will spend the summer in England
and on the continent. it is some years
since she has crossed the ocean, and her
usual vacations are spent in connection
! with Judge Field in travelling through the
west where the judges circuit lies. Mrs.
Justice Miller is now at her beautiful
home on Block Island, and Justice Batch
ford and wife have left for their cottage at
Newport. One of the finest of Newport's
cottages belongs to Historian Bancroft,
and the old man will spend the summer
there. He has not been well during the
latter part of the season, and has practi-
sally given UP his literary work. Some of
his best work has been done in Newport
and the Redwood library is one of the best
historical libraries of the country. He has
j fine rose garden at Newport aud his cot
tage there overlooks the sea. He takes his
family with him and his big German ser
want Hartmann will ALWAYS "a NV his cidea
MRS. wANAMAKER AND THE GIRLS
are at Lindenhurst. the Wanamaker coun-
try home near Philadelphia. They will re-
main there until July 1st when, they will
20 to the Wanamaker cottage at Cape May
and remain there until the beginning of
August Postmaster General Wanamak-
er's custom has been to spend August at
Saratoga, and ii is probable that the family
will remain there until they are ready to
come back to Washington in the fall. Mrs.
Harrison thoroughly enjoys her life at
Cape May, and the most of the summer
will be spent in the cottage there, though
the President may take one or two runs up
TO Deer Park. A private letter from Cape
May says that baby Mckee is growing fat
under the revivifying air from the sea, and
the coast seems to suit the young man quite
rs well as that of the Allegheny mountains.
Madame Romero and the Mexican minister
will sail for Europe in July and they will
spend the summer abroad Miss Letter.
the daughter of the millionaire Chicago
merchant who pays $4,000 year for the
six months rent of Blaine's house in
Washington, has gone TO Europe and she
will probably be beseiged by the fortune
hunters. Her father is worth anywhere
from five to ten millions, and she has more
pin money than Congressman has salary.
Mrs. Letter has gone to New York and the
sl.a
mer.
THE TITLED DIPLOMATS
of the foreign legations are fleeing from
Washington. The Turkish minister, Nav
oreyni Bey, has gone to Europe. Sir Ju-
ian Pauncefoue, Lady Pauncefote and
Miss pauncefote have taken cottage al
Manchester-by the Sea, and win spend the
summer in America, though they are plan
ming trip in Europe next year. The ko
reanS both men and women, have engaged
quarters at Berkley Springs, Virginia, anc
they will lave their Jersey cream skins in
the mineral waters there The Chinese
legation, at this writing, has not yet left
Washington. General Edward BeaQ has
gone to Manchester by the-Sea. Mrs Sen
ator Stewart, of Nevada, is in Canada
Mrs. Senator Gill Pearce has gone to hel
country home in Dakota, and Mrs. Senator
Blackburn and daughter are at Lake Como
has a cottage. Mrs. Senator ingalls, ano
family have gone back to Atchison, and
I have taken possession of their magnificent
| establishment in that little city. Then
house there is surrounded by large grounds
and they are as much in the country as
though they were on a farm. The Hon
Hugh McCulloch, x-secretary of tie treas
ury, will spend the greater part of the
summer on his farm in Maryland, and Mrs
Senator Squire has taken quarters for the
season in the New York village where hel
children are at school. In September she
and Miss Squire will go with the Senator
TO Seattle for couple of months. Mr.
Kaufman. of the Washington Star, has
left for Alaska with his wife, and Mrs
Justice Waite and daughter have gone tc
Europe. Mrs. Senator Sherman is spend
ing more time than usual in Washing
\ ton, but she will soon leave for hel
home at Mansfield. where she has