Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-08-02
SOCIAL MATTERS.
How washingtonians Are Enjoying the
Summer-Personal Mention.

Adirondacks.
Representative and Mrs. Flower and Mrs.
Taylor are at Newport.
Mr.. John Mitchell OF 14th street returned
this week from trip TO Europe. He visited
the cities Of Paris. London, Glasgow and Edin-
burgh while abroad. Mrs. and Miss Mitchell
will leave the city on Monday for visit in the
Shenandoah valley, near Orkney Springs.
Mr.. Vim. Ruff and Mr.. d. b. Mackall have
gone to Capon Springs.
Capt Haycock has taken his son for his con-
yalescence to Capon Springs, where Mrs.
Haycock preceded them two weeks ago.
Mrs Augustus Heaton and her sons are en-
joying the summer at the beautiful home of
her father on the Hudson river. Mr.. A. G..
Heaton lett the city on Friday to be absent
during the month on a summer outing.
number of the members of the Columbia
Athletic Club have gone to Capon Springs for
. fortnight.
DR.. Frank a. Gardner and family are sum-
mering at Nantucket
1t is rumored that Miss Decca is to be mar
ried while in Paris TO her fance. who is a
wealthy resident of Richmond. Her friends
generally. however, are under the impression
the wedding will not take place until after her
return here in the late autumn.
Mrs. Stockbridge entertained company at
dinner at Glen Echo on Thursday evening.
nc Sutet5 were NeUatOT anu MIS-. RYE. Ut. u.
Tabor johnson, Miss Swan, Mrs. Mansfield,
Mr.. George Mansfield. Miss Augustus Davis
and Mrs. John A. Logan. The company drove
into town at midnight By moonlight. Senator
StockbridSe is spending few days in Michi-
gan and at his home in Kalamazoo.
Minister de Strive is at Oar Harbor.
Baron Won Zedtwitz and his bride reached
the City of Mexico IN safety, says private lot
ter. The German residents of the city had
arranged TO give the minister hearty vel
come on his home coming. The legation was
profusely decorated and lighted, and they had
arranged some music and a procession to escort
from the railroad to the legation But their
train was delayed eight hours and it was mid
night when 1t drew into the city, and besides
the RAIN poured down in torrents, and the
demonstration was shOrn of its 5rilliancy as a
street spectacle. The beautiful dec orations of
The legation, however, remained intact and
were there to welcome the bride.
DR.. Jas. F. Walsh and daughter Beatrice left
today for Atlantic City.
Miss Annie May Barry Of 1910 street north
west has gone to the Blue Ridge mountains,
Va, for several weeks stay.
W. S. Thompson, jr., and wife will leave on
Monday for Asbury Park, NJ.
Misses Viva and Florence Marruder will
leave on Tuesday to visit their cousin, Miss
Berdie Thompson, at Gaithersburg, Md
Mrs. Matthews, widow of Justice Stanley
Matthews is spending the summer at Ogdens-
burg, NY. on the St. Lawrence river.
Dr.. g. G. Morris left this morning for short
visit at Atlantic City.
Hiss Katie Gier will spend month at Round
Hill, Va.
Rev. S. VI. Newman and family are at Aurora.
VIVA. They expect to remain until the latter
part of September.
The Washington colony a. THE Bluffs. near
Bar Harbor, gave an entertainment u few DAYS
ago which attracted a special boat load IF
guests from Bar Harbor. Sorrento. Sullivan and
TIE nelShoorIng resorts. Among those who
took part were Mr.. Eugene Shipper. with song
and flute; Miss Sazion vioIinist and Miss
Role in recitation. Among those who have
htely joined the Washington colony at The
Biufs are 4. A. Thomas and family and Mrs
and Miss Breed
Mrs DR.. S. W. Began, daughter and son are
at Alton. Va, for the summer. Fred and Lex
logan are in Luray. Va
Mrs. W. II. Prudential with her daughters
leave here on Monday next to spend the month
OF August at Bath Beach and Woodhaven. Ii
Miss Katie Lewis OF Baltimore. who has been
the guest Of Mrs. Harry McKeldin Of Capitol
Hill for the past two weeks left TODAY Tor n
two weeks trip through New Jersey and New
York.
Miss Rosa Peyser of Petersburg and Miss
Hattie Anthony of Norfolk are visiting Miss
Blanche Peyser. 1918 7th street northwest.
Mrs. Lillian NJ Dick and Master Leon have
gone to the mountain Of West Virginia for the
remainder of the season
Miss HOrtense MCGOWAN is recovering from
her late dangerous illness and will soon be able
to leave for a short stay in Virginia
Mrs. I. B. Solger and son are summering at
Philomont, Va.
Mrs. James Buchanan of New Jersey and her
sister, Miss Blanche koones, are at Asbury
Park.
Mr.. Eugene +. Arnold. who has recently
been making tour of the Virginia springs,
has returned.
The following Washingtonians are among the
late arrivals registered at the Blue Mountain
House near SEickersyille. Va: Mr. and Mrs
John i. James. Mr. and Mrs VIM. j. Wallace.
Miss Edna Wallace.
Miss Adelaide and Miss Sallie Kitchener left
today for two weeks stay at Atlantic CITY.
Miss Lille Loekhart, Miss Naomi Lockhart,
Miss May Merillat Miss Madge Keoyh and Miss
hargate' herllIat LETT yesterday morning for a
month"; soJourn at Seneca Lake and Niagara
Nj. and Mrs. Walter G.. Hurley, IT,, accom-
panied by their uiece.Miss Mabel Bremen. leave
Md. ''
Mrs. and the Misses Peacock have returned
from Atlantic City ard are at their home, 1OI1
10th street
Mrs. Edward J. Mullin. with her daughter
Mamie and son Frank. and Mrs John III. Lane
are summering at Atlantic City.
Miss Shirley VI. shepherd has gone to Tascoca.
Tex, where she will be the guest of her sister.
Mrs. Geo. A. Crutchfield. She will afterward
VISIT her father at BatopIlas, Mexico
Nr. Bruce Cotton gave ball at Loncworth
Beach Tuesday evening. The grand march
was led by Mr.. Alfe Rice and Mrs W H. Combs
Among those present were Mrs. j. b. Burch
Mrs. A ID. Tucker, Misses Maria Cotton.
Cora Rice, Gertie Rice. Alice Rice, Emily Dali
ton. Fannie Dalton, Mamie Cotton. Marion
Wood. Vlrgie Wood, Molly Mann, Louise Bev-
eridge, and Messrs J. s. Carter, H. c. Van
Dyke, o. +. Carter. G. A. Bailey, A. H. Beall
frank slaycn, W. Howard. U. Bailey W. West
Palmer and X. Blackstone.
DIR. and Mrs. John A DAILY, with their son.
Master Norman Daily. have gone to Old Point
Comfort where they will spend several weeks.
Miss Clara Kirby Of Ii street has gone to
Piney Point.
Mr.. J. Albert Duvall is summering at At
lsntic City
Judge II. l. b. Clarke OF the appeal board.
Patent Office, accompanied by Miss Clarke and
Miss Cora Rogers, left the city Yesterday morn
Ing Tor Deer Isle, Me-, where they expect to
spend the remainder Of the season.
Mr.. W. II. Whitney and wife Of Salt Lake
City are visiting tho city and are the guests of
Dr. L. y. Whitney. I'LL ii street northwest