Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-30
SOCIAL lfATTERS


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Personal Notes Of interest
Senator and Mrs. Mcmillan, with their daugh-
ter and sons, who are travelling In Europe, have
been staying at Carlsbad lately and about the
LIST Of August will reach Paris. They expect to
sail for home by the latter part Of next month,
as they wish to spend the fall at their country
place near Detroit. During their absence some
changes have been made in their Vermont ave-
nue. house. The Senator did not have book
room enough in his library % that he added
another room to it, which has been handsomely
htted up In antique oak. He has now probably
one OF the largest and most elegantly equipped
libraries In the senatorial circle.
Mrs. Hearst will spend next month at the Del
Monte. Monterey. Miss Ada Butteraeld, who,
1t Will DO remembered. spent several winters
here with Mrs. Hearst, il now abroad with
friends, and at present is in Munich.
Senator Colquit and lis daughter are going
to spend the fall months travelling in the west
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Leo Knott will Ieaye the city
next week and spend August out Of town. They
have not as yet decided where they will go.
Count d'Arco Valley was in town for few
days, returning from Newport to attend to some
affairs at the German legation.
Mr.. Won Mumm was here on Tuesday, having
just completed a long journey through Canada,
which he enriched his picture albums with
many attractive reminders Of the wonderful
scenery through which he passed.
Judge and Mrs. Wylie are ct Saratoga.
Mr.. and frs. William Hill are at Magnolia,
Mass, for the summer.
Mrs. Frank T. Howe, with her children,
Master Frank T. Howe, IT,, and Miss Marie,
left yesterday for Athens, Vt, where she will
join Miss Howe for the remainder Of the
summer.
Mrs. Donald Macpherson and son, Donald,
jr., left yesterday for the mountains in Penn
sylvania.
Rev. v. F. schm idt and Miss Dora Schmidt
are at the Seaside Hotel, Ocean City, Md.
Miss Lutte Stiles and Miss Della Miller are
spending the summer at Paxson in the Blue
Ridge mountains.
A New York special says: A social gossip says
that Senator Eugene Semmes Ives and his wife,
nee Miss Waggaman Of Washington, d. c., are
summering at the handsome Phelps cottage at
Bay Shore, L. 1. The senator's hobby is fast
horses, and every day finds him flying over the
Ives came into possession Of her S25. 600 income
last spring, which she and the senator eele-
brated in handsome lawn party.
Mrs. J. Baumgarten and daughter Carrie are
at Harper's Ferry
complete surprise was given to Miss Emma
" Dulin at her residence Tuesday night by q
number of her friends, it being the anniversary
OF her birthday; Among those present were
inson, G. Thomas, H. Welsh, H. Hazard, Econ
ner, F. Allen, J. Steele. W. Bailey. G. Beach
and Misses NJ. Carpenter. NJ and K. Mcknight,
A. Parker, B. Burchfield, Z. Dalrymple, N.
Clements, NJ. Allen, M.Keyser, F. Dulin and E.
Dulin.
Mrs. Isadore Saks and son are at the United
States Hotel, Saratoga.
Wednesday evening Miss Binetta McNantz
and her sister, Miss Alice McNantz, who had
Just returned from a summer trip, entertained
a number of friends at their home on Capitol
Hill. During the evening Mr.. Arthur Smith
and Miss Daisy Hepburn favored the party
with a few musical selections and an enjoyable
time was spent by those present. Among
them were Miss Mamie Douglass, Miss Matte
Garges Miss Mary stockett, Miss Annie Beers
Miss Daisy Hepburn. Miss Abbie Hopkins and
Mr.. Arthur Smith, DR.. Drummer, Mr.. McCOmas,
Mr.. N. G. Harper and Mr. Cyrus Babb.
Mrs. James Tally and daughters are spend
ing several weeks at the Hotel Irvington, At
lantic City.
Mrs. NJ. P. Fisher, accompanied by her
daughters, Misses Hattie and Matte, and her
niece. Miss Lucie Taylor, left this morning for
the Summit House, Harpers Ferry, to be abb
sent few weeks.
MIR. and Mrs. David L. GIFT are at Atlantic
City.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles d. Allen gave small
reception last evening in honor Of their twenty
fifth marriage anniversary. The parlors were
softly lighted and decorated with palms and
flowers supper OF salads and ices was
served in the dining room, presided over by
Mr.. Charles Gordon Allen, Mr.. Elliott NJ. Lane
and Mr.. 7. Lloyd Jenkins Some Of those pres
emit were Lieut. and Mrs. I. d. Walker, Mr..
and Mrs. John 2. Miller, Miss Johnston, Mr..
and Mrs. Frank S. Presbrey, Mr.. Charles Spald-
ing, Judge and Mrs J. ]. Hayden, MIR. and Mrs.
J. H. y. Jenkins, Miss jenkins, Mr.. and Mrs. F.
W. Pease the Misses Terry, Miss Boswell, Mr..
H. b. Merritt. Miss Elsie Gunnell, the Misses
Champlin, DR.. and Mrs. J. l.. Winter.