Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-06-07
SOCIAL
Summer Outings of Well-known WASH
Ington PeopIe-Personal Mention.

Ington PeopIe-PersonaI Mention.
The President and Mrs. Harrison, Mrs. Nc
Kee's children and Mrs Dimmick are down the
river and ont on the Chesapeake bay on board
the U.S.S. Despatch for ~ Sabbath DAYS rest
upon the water. The usual concert will be
given upon the White Lot this afternoon at 5:5j
and Mrs. Mckee will hold the usual reception
on the south portico.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mclean have taken a cottage
at Deer Park for the season and will go there
early next week. Mrs. Hazen will probably
Join them early next month.
Capt. and Mrs. and Miss Kellogg will spend
the summer at Deer Park.
The CHILEAN minister and Mrs. Varas will
soon return to their southern home. NJ. yaras
has not only filed the post of minister pleni-
pOtentiary for his government here. but also
acted "a first delegate to the international
American conference lately in session here. He
returns to become a high official IN the home
government at Santiago. Madame Varas is
probably the only lady with the commission
who did not become proficient IN the English
language during her stay in this country. She
perfected herself in her French while here.
however. and was one Of the main pillars of
the Spanish class.
Col. and Mrs. J. ". Foster expect to go to
WATERFOWL. Ny. next week. where they will
visit their daughters. Mrs. Dulles and Mrs.
Lansing. for "A fortnight. Then they will all 20
from there to their country place on Lake On
tarlo. Col. Foster will return to the city. as
his business affairs require his presence here.
The late sitting of Congress has prevented Mr..
and Mrs. Foster from making a trip to Europe
this season.
Minister and Mrs. Romero will probably be
detained from going abroad bv the delayed
adjournment OF Congress. They VIII 60
shortly for a trip 10 Mexico. but will not re-
main for a long period. as the ministers duties
require his presence here while the session
lasts.
Mr.. John W. Thompson and Miss Thompson
will sail for Europe during the present month.
Justice and Mrs. Miller will spend the
summer at Block Island.
Mrs. Squire expects to join her children next
week at her mothers home in New York state.
Later Senator and Mrs. squire Will go to
Seattle. after their children have been placed
at school here IN September.
Mrs. Robert Shellabarger and little son will
spend the summer at Milford, where she passed
q quiet season last year.
Cards are ont announcing the approaching
marriage OF Mr.. George J. Foltz of Alexandria,
Va. and Miss Norah NJ. Barber of Fairfield.
Northumberland county. Va. The marriage
service viii. be conducted by Rev. Mr.. Day in
the Fairfield Methodist Protestant Church on
june II. at 1 O'Clock pm.
Mr.. and Mrs. George l.. Clark have issued
invitations for the marriage Of their daughter.
Maud. TO Mr.. Evart Lansing Harvey. June 10.
ats o'clock pm. at the Metropolitan ME-.
Church.
Mrs. d. W. Edelin, and Miss Carrie Johnston
Of the Pension Office are spending som time
at Old Point and Hampton. Va.
Senator Palmer and wife are now in Detroit.
They will leave shortly for a tour of the lakes
on the Senator 5 big freight steamer, the l.. ".
Palmer.
Mrs. Frank G. Carpenter left this week for
Mansfield Ohio whore Shn uiII SpaDd tha
summer.
The wedding of Miss Lucille Capehart. eld-
est daughter of Col. c. E. Capehart. to Mr.. A..
). Capehart OF Minneapolis will take place at
her parents country residence, Falls Church.
Va, Wednesday. June IL. at 3 o'clock. After
the ceremonies the couple will leave for an ex-
tended tour through the far west.
Rev. Il. Il. McGuinn of Maryland and bride
arrived in the city yesterday from Portsmouth.
Va. and are stopping at ~ Defrees street.
The annual graduation ball at the Annapolis
Naval Academy was held last evening. and. like
all Its predecessors. was a delightful affair. A
number of young ladies from Washington were
present.
\ brilliant ball was given last Tuesday at
Benninss in tine grand stand of the Washing
ton Jockey Club race course. Among those
present were Misses Ella aud Sue Wilson. Miss
Mamie Fowler of fayetteville. Miss Bessie Fow-
Ter, Miss Lille Cogglns and Miss Belle Jenvey
u var AGttt. OHiD. htsSTS. NNt NOrlllugtOu.
J. NJ. Fowler. Marion McCauley. Chas. shaw.
Harry Naylor, DIR. F. Il. Brightwell. Robert
Downing and wife. ID. K. STEELE, J. p. jackson
and X. L. Murphy At midnight Il sumptuous
supper was served.
Mss l.. 5. Elotz will leave for Paris on June
II. She will return in the fall.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Z. Mott and Miss L. Anna
Elliott have removed to POI Z street north
west.
The beautiful hons IF Mrs. John b. Wight.
943 5 stree, was Ii Wednesday afternoon the
scene OF a reunion of the Alumne of the West
ern Female Seminary. Oxford. Ohio. Among
those entertained by Mrs. Wlgh. were Mrs.
Byram C. Tiffany. Mrs. Jere johnson. Mrs. c.
A. Jarrett. Mrs. y Thompson. Mrs. y. W. Bon
nsy, Miss Robinson Miss Adj klum and Miss
Mary IL. Diver. Plans wers perfected for or
ganlZlng "a Washington. Branch .Alumne Asso-
citation. and the next meeting viii! be the las.
Thursday III September.
A beautiful June wedding took place last
Wednesday At Jessamine Nd. the contracting
parties being Misc GeCrgetta Y. Bea.ie. sister
OF Miss Annie L Bealle Of the Bureau of En-
craving and Printing. and Mr.. William Bealle
OF New York city. Ises. ". L. BTaddOck Of
hcldted. After tie wedding ceremonies Mr..
and Mrs. Bealle left for New York city, where
they VII. reside.
Mr.. W II Gaines and family have left the
city for their new home in Rockville. MI.
Mr.. + +. Brooks and wife, after a trip to
Boston by sea and other points. are at Atlantic
City. where they will spend several weeks.
Miss Robertson May Hodgkins and Mr.. Frank
Il. Mills were married Thursday at the resi-
dence of the brides parents. 1888 18th street
northwest. After the wedding ceremonies Mr..
and Mrs. Mills left for their future home,
New York.
Hon. John and Yrs. RUBIN of Nashville re-
turned today from Annapolis. where they at
tended the graduating exercises OF the Naval
Academy. Their son was a graduate. Thev
will remain in Washington "A few DAYS as the
guests of Gen. Mussey. Miss Mussey attended
the Naval Academy bail in company with Mr..
and Mrs. Ruhm.
Want New York Avenue Extended.
Citizens Association No. s held their regu-
lar monthly meeting at Buecheler's Hall.
Columbia road, last evening. The association