Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-06-30
SOCIAL MATTERS,
How Weli-Known People Are Spending the
Summer-Personal Notes.


Summer-Personal Notes.
Mrs M. E. Griffith, national organizer Of the
Woman's Home Missionary Society, is now per.
manently located at 1929 street, corner OF
Iowa circle, where she will be glad to welcome
her friends.
Mrs. B. R. Tracy and Miss Tracy Of Q stree,
northwest leave tomorrow to spend the month
OF July at Asbury Park and August at Atlantic
Mrs John G. Hodges leaves tomorrow for
Locust Lawn" Boyd's station, to spend July
and August
Mrs. H. Lee Ragland Of Richmond is visiting
her mother, Mrs. @. 8. O'Hare, at Linden
Grove, d. c.
Mrs. Marie v. J. Wheeler is in the city on
visit to her mother, Mrs. John Dorsey Of g
band will join her and, accompanied by Miss
Roberta Cullum Of Washington, they will spend
the heated term at Atlantic City and then re-
turn to their home in Brooklyn.
Miss Hattie Blaine sails tomorrow with Mrs.
Whitelaw Reid for New York.
The engagement is Just announced in Lon
don papers of Miss Mary Burrows, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Hoffman Burrows, to Somerset
Frederick Cough Calthorpe, eldest son of
Lieut. Gen. s. J. Cough Calthorpe of Wood
lands Vale. Ryde, Isle of Wight. Miss Burrows
is now In Paris with her parents, who have been
abroad with her several years. The family is
we'll known in this city, having made it their
winter residence in the intervals between their
long travels in Europe. They have also q sum-
mer home in Newport.
Mr.. and Mrs. George C. Bloomer and their
family are settled in their Newport cottage for
the summer.
Mr.. John F. Waggaman's family will spend
the warm weather at Ocean City, Md.
Ex-Governor Carroll's family is now at Bay
reuth and Miss Sybil Pauncefote, the second
daughter Of the English minister, is with them
there to enjoy the musical festival.
Senator Germans family is still In this city,
where they will remain until they start with
him to Saratoga and other points north, where
they will spend the summer.
Naval Contractor Hichborn will spend a
month with his family, who are going to sum-
mer at the Hichborn homestead in Boston and
take their occasional trips to interesting points
in the vicinity.
Mrs. Ann L. Sckell is very sick at her home,
718 7th street southwest.
Mrs. j. P. Robertson and family and Mrs. J.
W. Robertson of Capitol Hill have gone to
Colonial Beach for the entire summer.
Mrs. G. W. Thayer and youngest son have
gone to Chicago and vicinity for two months
stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. W. Smith and Mrs. J. M. Nc
Grew left on Monday for Atlantic City to re-
main several weeks
Miss Laura Evans celebrated her birthday
last evening at her residence on Capitol Hill.
The evening was pleasantly spent in listening
to the vocal and instrumental music, after
which dancing was begun and kept up until a
late hour. Among those present were Mrs.
Reed, Mrs. Dixon and Mrs. Evans, the Misses
Evans, Garges, Kendall, Reed, Washington,
Dixon, Mcdonald, Maceron and Coleman. and
the Messrs. Dixon, Reed, Mutt, Garges and
Coleman.
The third whist party of the series given by
at her home, zoos North Carolina avenue.
Those present were Misses Halbut and Gregory,
the Misses Stricken. Misses Louise and Emma
Nasz, Miss Farabee, AIessrs Test, Arnold,
Brown, billiard, Stricken and Goodwin, Maj.
Campbell and Lieut.. and Mrs. Farabee.