Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-24
SOCIAL MATrERA
Mrs Loean's Visit Abroad-Psrsoual Notes
OF Interest

Mrs. Log.n's Visit Abroad-Psrsonal Notes
OF Interest.
Mrs. Logan returned on Wednesday night TO
Calumet Place after two months sojourn in
Europe, which she says was one OF the most
interesting journeys she has ever made. She
accompanied her son and his wife, Mr.. and
Mrs. Jno. A. Logan, and Miss Andrews on this
trip. which combined both business and pleas
ure. as Mr. Logan's primary object was to buy
some horses. The party were in London. where
they landed long enough to take part in the
seasons gayeties, bat better than that even,
country in time to see ii in all the perfection Of
the spring bloom. Throughout all England
and the parts of Scotland they visited they
saw for the first time the real home life OF the
country as well as the titled people. They were
in the heart Of Suffolk to visit at birmingham
Castle, Stubborn Hall. the latter the home Of
the Duke Of Hamilton, then TO Doncaster in
York, and then at the Duke Of Devonshires
estate, Chatsworth. Mrs. Logan was only two
weeks Of the time in Paris, where with Mrs.
Potter Palmer she assisted materially In devel-
oping an enthusiastic interest in the worlds
fair. She was present at the meeting held in
mrs. Palmers apartments at the Grand Hotel,
where the latter, addressing an assemblage rep
resenting both the arts and industries Of France,
was roundly applauded for her eloquent pre-
sentation Of the American cause. 1t had been
Mrs. Palmers intention to have French lady
make this address for her. but when the former
had replied to a question made to her by NJ.
Seigfried, a member of the chamber Of depu-
should speak, which she did in perfect French.
Mrs Logan says the occurrence was q source Of
pride to the Americans present, which feeling
she again, with number Of her countrymen
and women, experienced, though Of slightly
different character, when upon the 4th Of July
she witnessed the athletic games between the
Manhattan and French clubs when the New
Workers came off such easy winners. In Lon
don, just before she sailed, she was present at
several OF the magnificent pagesnts devised
for the entertainment Of the German emperor
and she had many opportunities Of seeing
him. In Paris she met Mrs. Mckee and Mrs.
Russell Harrison many times and says that
these two charming representatives OF the
Presidents family have been truly feted every
where they went. In London they were guests
at all OF the recent entertainments given in
court circles, although too late for presenta-
tion at any OF the drawing rooms. In Paris
Mrs Logan was guest at the beautiful dinner
given the two ladies by their host and hostess,
Minister and Mrs. Whitelaw Reid, and later
on saw them again at Nine. Carnot's garden
party. President Carnot extended also every
possible courtesy to Mrs. Potter Palmer, Civ
ing her and Mrs. Logan his box at the opera.
When she parted with Mrs. Mckee and Mrs.
Russell Harrison they were about to go to
Vienna, where they were to be the guests Of
Col and Mrs. Fred Grant at the American
legation. Their plan then was to return to the
United States the LIST of September. Mrs.
Logan has returned home in the best Of health.
here. MIR. and Mrs. John Logan went at once
from New York to their home in Youngstown,
Ohio.
Miss Hattie Blaine, who returned by the
Teutonic on Wednesday morning, came over
with Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander. Mr. ]. G. Blaine,
jr.. met her at the dock and together they went
to Bar Harbor. Miss Blaine was to have re-
turned two weeks earlier, but was prevailed
upon to remain in London to see the great cere-
mony attendant upon the German emperor's
visit.
Mr.. Irwin B. Linton and family leave today
for Island Heights, NJ, and will be absent I'M
til October l.
Miss Margaret Lockard Of Westminster, Nd,
is visiting Miss Marie Jirdinston of 14ls Cor
coran street.
Capt. Isaac Bassett Of the United States Sem
ate and friends are stopping at Wamphassett
Point, opposite Stonington, Conn.,, with the
family OF A. s. Maine.
Rev. W. E. Parson and family have gone to
Swampscott Mass, until September.
Mr.. and Mrs. James II. Grant and their two
sons and Misses Kate and Fannie j. Campbell
left last week for a months sojourn at the Hill
Top House, Harper's Ferry.
MIR. B. +. Yche Of the patent Office and his
mother and sister and Miss Mamie Hopper have
gone to Atlantic City,
Miss Allie vickery and Miss Blanch Newman
are visiting friends in Bridgeport, Conn. Be-
fore returning they will visit New York and
Philadelphia.
Miss Mile Parker left the city yesterday to
visit relatives in Ohio.
Mrs. R c. Glascock Of 1912 18th street is at
Mountain Lake Park with Mrs. Hank and
daughters.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Barnes, accompanied by
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Seuferle, are at Cape May.
Mrs. P. NJ. Hough and family will spend
August at the Colonnade. Atlantic City.
Mrs. Conrad, wife of Prof. ]. n. Conrad Of
Capitol Hill, left yesterday for Fredericksburg,
Va, accompanied by her three younger chill
dren, to spend the summer.
The following Washingtonians were recently
registered at the Colonnade. Atlantic City: Mrs.
L. N. Metteson, Miss Matteson, Dr. W. J. Hoff-
man and family, Mrs. E. o. Magruder, Miss
Magruder. Jno. r. Boss and wife. Miss Jennie
DAILY, E. P. Rider, Cliff D. MAXWELL Frank F.
Greenwalt, Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Stone.
Miss Jessie Campbell, in company with Mr..
and Mrs. ]. w. Moore has gone to Atlantic
City to spend few days.