Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-14
SOCIAL MATTERS.
Summer Outings OF Well-knOwn Peo-
ple-Personal Mention.

Mrs. wanamaker left the city early yesterday
for Lindenhurst their country place. The
Postmaster General and Miss Wanamaker and
some of their friends left town IN the after
noon The Postmaster General and Mrs. Wanna
maker will return TO the city on thursday to
attend dinner party on that evening. The two
houses-the / street one and Lindenhurst-wlIl
be kept open all the summer.
Mrs. @. B. Haycock will entertain the ladies
Of the q. A. r. sewing circle at her residence,
No. 1881 18th street. on Friday at IL o'clock.
This will be the closing meeting of the sewing
circle for the season, and therefore will be an
occasion of unusual interest.
Paymaster Deering has lef. the city for the
White mountains, and Mrs. and Miss Deering
will join him there by the LIST OF June. Mr..
Deering intends building cottage in the
mountains for this season.
A0ilss Kate Beach of Farragut Square will sail
with Mrs. and Miss Waite, whose departure for
Europe this month has been announced They
will visit for time with Mrs. Ryde in England,
Who was well known here as Miss Cutter before
her marriage and change of residence.
Mrs. Carlisle was unable to see callers
yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. and Miss Kaufman had crowded draw
ing rooms yesterday afternoon. Many were
paying tea calls and others were wishing them
prosperous journey. Mr.. and Mrs. and Miss
Kaufman expect to leave here on Thursday
for a trip to Alaska.
Senator and Mrs. Stanford have out invita-
tons for large dinner party on Thursday.
Miss Blaine will entertain a large company
at a breakfast one morning this week.
number OF young ladies and gentlemen
who formed German club this year cele
brated the close of the season with a dance at
NOodley Inn last evening, chaperoned by Mrs.
Hough and Mrs. Cultivate. The company
made the trip in a six horse omnibus very COM
fOrtably, notwithstanding the rain storm. The
musicians were on hand when they arrived and
dancing was enjoyed until midnight. At the
inn the company were the guests of Mr..
Keenan, and every attention possible was shown
them, including a substantial supper. The
party included besides the chaperones Miss
Bryan, Miss Gait, Miss Kaufman, Miss Guth-
RE and the Misses Hough. and Messrs. Fred
Smith, Keenan,, Mccormick, Francis. Kauff-
mann, Hough, Forbes, McElhone and Miller.
Mrs. s. Bachrach of New York is visiting her
parents, corner ID and d streets northwest,
where she will be pleased to see her friends.
Mrs. Eugene Carusi, Mrs. Eugene d. Carusi,
Miss Nellie Merritt and Miss Annie Cleary left
yesterday for Atlantic City for stay OF two
weeks
Mrs. " Kaufman. 7l9 n street southeast, and
Mrs. E. Raft. Sth and l streets southeast, will
discontinue their Thursdays for this summer.
The dance given by the MP.MC. Club last
night at their new hall, corner 18th and E. was
entire success the rooms being crowded by
members and their friends While the dancing
was at its highest delegation of the W.A.L.A.
arrived and was cordially welcomed The fol-
lowing is partial list of those present: Miss
Hattie Rothchild. Miss Edna Weyl. Misses Blum
and Bieber. Miss c. Hirsch, Miss Nettie Cohen,
Miss Blanche LansDurg the Misses Bernheimer,
Miss VI. GAM, Miss Ella Behrend, Miss ].
Young and Miss H, Kohner; Messrs. NJ. Nord-
hnger, Z. sommers, 5. We'll, a. Weyl, B. Hell
denheimer, E. Kohner F. Richold. H. Munster,
q. solomon, W. Blum, 5. Bieber and 5. S.
Richard
Mrs. Senator Allen has gone to New York to
visit her son. John b. Allen, jr. and daughters,
Misses Ruth and Grace, all now college stu
dents. She will go from there to Michigan,
her native state. to visit her parents. Mr. and
Mrs. Hiram Bateman. in Ottowa county, where
she will be joined by her sister. Mrs Carts of
this city. IN time 10 accompany her to Walla
Walla, Wash. where Mrs. Allen will remain
until fall. Mrs Carts Will be absent some
weeks, extending her trip to western Washing
ton and Oregon before she returns to this city,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles L. WalcOtt of lie Drot
Park are preparing to move to 1886 2 street on
May -.
An enjoyable reception was given Tuesday
evening TO Miss Tillie Houck of Frederick by
her friends at the residence of Mrs. C. +.
Heinecke, 504 18th street northwest. Among
those present were Miss Jessie Babcock Miss
Barron, Miss Hauptman. Miss Grahame, Mrs.
Heinecke, Mrs. Houck. Mrs. Barker Mr.
Helneeke. MIR. Bremerman, Mr.. Tallerday and
MIR. kimball.
Mrs. Simon Newcomb will not be able to re-
eeive her friends any more this season. Mrs.
MCGEE Is at her home again, but Is not re-
ceiving.
Mrs. Eugene Carusl. Mrs. Eugene D. Carusi.
Miss Stella Merritt and Miss Anna Cleary have
gone Atlantic Clty weeks