Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-12
SOCIAL MATTERS.
The Whereabouts Of Well-Known Peo-
ple-Personal Notes.

guests Of Mrs Garfield. They expect TO re-
main through July in that delightful Buckeye
village. Ars. Garfeld's home will be quite gay
for the summer Mr. and Mrs. Harry CART Id
live in Cleveland. where the brothers practice
law. MIR. James Garfield residing with his
mother on the home place. Mrs. Stanley
Brown - with her mother. and the fiance of
James ID in Mentor for the summer. Then the
two younger sons, who are at college. Irving
aud Abram, well grown young men. are relieved
from their college studies for the present So
that with the charming accession they have
ths week received from Washington the party
At Ms. Garfelds will be a most agreeable one.
Secretary and Mrs. Window expect to remain
here until Congress sdjourns.
Mrs. Noble and Miss Leonora Haisted did
not accompany Secretary Noble and Miss Mar
gsret Halsted back TO the capital but still lin
ger IN the north. They are expected TO return
on Monday.
Mrs. Rusk has happily escaped an attack OF
bilious fever that threatened her for some days
past She il now coDvalescent, but unable to
leave her room or to see visitors. She was pre-
vented by this illness from accompanying the
Secretary upon his jaunt on the Fourth OF July.
Miss Rusk Is still in Wisconsin
Miss Florence Miller returned to the city with
the Attorney General and Mrs. Miller from
Clinton, NY. They were all present at the
commencement exercises OF Hamilton College,
where Mr. Samuel Miller was a member of the
graduating class. Miss Miller has as her guest
atpresent Miss Constant Of Peru, Ind Mr..
samuel Miller with MIR. Walstine Root and Mr.
Frederick Moore of Clinton, arrived in the city
today and will be the guests OF the Attorney
General for some weeks.
Miss Mary Sherman, daughter Of Senator and
Mrs sherman, is spending the season with
Gen Miles and his family in California.
Senator and Mrs. Morrill, and Miss Swan are
spending the summer quite comfortably in
their spacious house on Thomas circle. They
went for a few days to Luray but pressing bust
ness IN the Senate caused the Senator to re-
turn after two days absence. and the ladies of
his household returned with him. The Sena-
tor Is enjoying unusually good health this sum-
mer, although he celebrated his eightieth
birthday last April. Mr.. James Morrill, has
gone to the Vermont home of his parents at
STAFFORD Mrs. Morrill, and Miss Swan will
remain in the city until the adjournment OF
Congress.
Mrs. and Miss Wood, the wife and daughter
of the late Justice Wood, are summering at
Vineyard Haven, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. ". Burdette and Miss Alice
Burdette will leave next week for Deer Park,
where they Will spend a month. After that
they will make trip along the northeastern
coast. visiting the Massachusetts and Maine
watering places and then spend the delightful
autumn at Saratoga.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dorsey Clagett will spend
August at Oakland
The Misses Duhamel are visiting among their
many friends in London. Ontario, and later in
the season thev will spend some time in To-
ronto and Windsor.
Mrs. Cushman X. Davis was out yesterday
afternoon returning some of the calls made
upon her last season. The portion she allotted
herself for one days duty. as it was invigorat-
lngly cool driving. was three hundred, and she
accomplished the most of them.
Miss Mary Butterworth and her brother, Ben
janin Butterworth, jr.. are In Atlantic City for
a season.
Mr.. George ". Moss has returned from trip
through central Pennsylvania
Marshal and Mrs. Ransdell have gone with
their family to Virginia Beach for a fortnight.
Mrs. and Miss Paddock are in Atlantic City
Miss Courtney Walthall has returned from
Fortress Monroe, where she was the guest Of
friends.
Mrs. Judge Hoge is at Bedford Springs. Pa
for the summer.
Miss Roberta Kerr Elliott of Washington,
who for the past few wears has resided in Ger
mantown, Philadelphia, sailed for Europe June
- After making tour of Scotland and Ire
land and attending the wedding of her cousin
Miss Minnette Hyatt. in London the last Of
August she will continue her studies at the
University Of Cambridge, England.
Chief Justice William A. Richardson of the
Court of Claims leaves on the steamer Nova
CCOtldu IEOiu DdlIll1OTe next TUESDAY, the 10th,
for Halifax, st. Johns (Newfoundand) and
Europe for two months vacation. OF the
other judges of the court Judge Schofeld is at
his home In Warren, Pa. Judge Weldon at his
home IN bloomington, I'LL, and Judge Davis is
in Paris, France.
Mrs. Scot Towers and daughter, Mrs. Oliver,
Miss Oliver. Mrs. VIM. A. Hungerford and
son, Miss Fairfax, Miss Williamson, the Misses
Laytons, Mr.. Wheeler add Masters Russell and
Fred HungerfOrd are stopping at Roxbury,
Oak Grove, Va, the guests Of Miss NJ L.
Hungerford
Mrs. Alice Gardiner has gone to Atlantic
City.
Miss Annie Donovan Of Wilmington, Del, is
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. H. b. Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. George R May are spending
the summer at Blue Ridge mountains
Maj and Mrs. A. F. Farrar are summering at
Atlantic City for several weeks, after which
they viii leave for the CatskIll mountains
The meeting OF the Social League was held
at the residence of Miss Eta Austin. I1l6 Park
place, on Monday. After the regular order of
bu.lness the league was entertained by songs
and instrumental solos from Mr.. VIM Smith.
Miss Eta Austin. Miss Anna Ferris. Miss Bar
bara Maier and others Refreshments were
then served. after which the league adjourned
to hold its next meeting at Mr. Vim. smiths
100 10th street good many OF the members
are leaving OH their summer vacations Last
Tuesday evening quite a number of friends
were al the depot to extend farewell to the
vice president. Miss Eta Austin. who left to
visit friends in Alum Bank and other places in
Pennsylvania and New Jersey. Wednesday
morning Miss Carrie Prentice left to visit rela-
tives IN Adams Centre, NY.
Mr.. Henry Arnold will celebrate his fifty
second birthday this evening at his residence,
No. l4l5 18th street.
Mrs. W. 7. Crump, accompanied by her
daughter Mamie, and Miss Annie b. Densmore,
leave this evening for Colonial Beach.
Mrs. Jno. Amber Smith, with her Ave chill
dren, Is spending the summer at Dinwiddie
Court House, Va Mr.. Jno. Amber Smith ex-
poets TO join them next week.
The following washingtonians are among the
late arrivals at Deer Park Hotel: Mrs. j. n.
Norton and daughter. Mrs. L. p. Graham Mira
Hampden Zane and Mrs. Blackburn
The Misses Mary and Alice Baylis have gone
to Atlantic City for short visit after which
they will go to the Cstskill mountains
Miss Zenobia Porter. daughter Of Mr. Chas
Porter and granddaughter of the late Senator
Bowden of Virginia. is in the city visiting her
aunt Mrs. Mary E. Bowden-
The surprise lawn party given last night in
honor of Miss Florence Upper of Philadelphia
and Miss Ida Kaufman OF Baltimore by the NJ
Il. NJ c. at the ConcOrdia, 9Th and streets
northwest WAS very enjoyable. After the lit
erary entertainment the company INDUCED in
dancing. with an inter mission for refreshments
Mr.. and Mrs Eyert L. Harvev retnrn.d nm