Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-04
SOCIAL MArTERS.
Some Of The EuJoyments II sunnsr-Per-
sonaI Notea

tuir took oh 4uAtS auot1tf Appearances
SO far as anything formal 1. concerned, thai
view OF the case Is past and gone but those
who will are having q good time in q much
more desirable way. River excursions on noon
light nights, or nights fondly expected 10 be
moonlight. are Q really fashionable form Of
mild dissipation among the stay at homes IL
IL gratifying TO both man and maiden NJ pree-
ent 10 get mp some pleasure for their friends,
for the fact that hospitalities OF any sort nov
are 90 much more appreciated and enthured
over than during the season. when more peo-
pie are in town. Little supPers after front
porch party the correct method OF winding
up these seasonable entertainments when even
the passers-by enjoy the appointing banquet OF
Champagne and deviled crabs-
Still the past week has witnessed . great
scattering OF the clans to the seashore, the
country or the mountain resorts. and most of
the travellers are not likely 20 be again
until the middle Of September or thereabouts.
Next week another detachment of society folks
VIII put up their shutters. 30 60 speak. aud in
fresh garments bloom out NJ their fsyorite re-
sort until the summer roses bloom and fade
away. Avery large proportion OF the residents
are hnding home so thoroughly desirable that
they have no ides Of going away at all. and II
tins list OF names were printed Il might he
longer than Of those who go away for change
and relaxation. The knowing onee all say that
August and September are the only months
when II IL really desirable 10 be out Of town
August for rest and September for travel
Mrs. and Miss Rusk are still here with the
Secretary, as they find it quite comfortable in
their house, and are in no hurry 10 leave town
They do intend, however, to start shortly for .
visit to their home in Wisconsin, and after that
may travel some jim the east
Justice and Mrs Lamar are expected here on
Monday, and will remain for q short time in
their Massachusetts avenue house They will
then 60 north rs usual for the late summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Q. c. Lamar jr., and their
handsome young son will await the arrival q
Justice and Mrs. Lamar and then 80 down
south. Mrs. Lamar is going 60 visit her
mother, Mes. Lester az her home IN Mississippi
whom she has not for five years. Mira
Lamar has been working hard in Paris the last
Two years and her progress in her artistic studies
during the last six months received the warm
est praise and appreciation from her masters.
In all the studies which she has brought home
with her a portrait Of beautiful English girl,
| a fellow student has been greatly admired,
especially since IL received the commendation
OF Bongoureau himself. Mr.. and Mrs. Lamar
expect TO make their home eventually in this
city, where the latters studio will be an sddi-
ton TO the number already established.
Countess Divonne while out driving lately in
Paris was thrown from her carriage by the
horses running away, but happily escaped AL
injury.
Mr.. Boefre Of the French legation finds that
his diplomatic duties will not permit him 90
iea'e ,he oh! ehcelt i"f etiei iefleas OF fecte-
| alton during the summer. This will be pleas
| ant news for many Of his friends, who find him
a welcome visitor at any snd all seasons.
Mrs. Bean and Mrs. Webb WILL go the latter
part Of the month to Spring Lake, ". J.
Miss Anna Hope Hudson lie in New York for .
visit with friends
Mrs. Touzalin will come ess, N .,ens the
next two months with her motba, Mr., 6 y
Miller, al Block Island.
Miss Colt who has been spending a week
with Mrs. Webb. left today for Norwood. \. J..
where she will yirit her sister Later on in the
month she will join party of friends at Spring
Lake 70 spend the rest OF the summer.
MIS- willard warner VIII spend the late
summer az spring Lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Dahlgren have left town
to begin their summer wanderings.
Mrs. Frank Riggs and her family are sum-
mering at New London, Conn.
| Juaga Holm D,x;s "a n, 49, .....; =.
Miss Frel;n cbpv.en,. ,;us NJ. ~ .,;u
abroad.
Judge and Mrs. Fmbrv ana chair asrsb..r
| a., %. =. = At, ~
New York. will sail from New Yorl on he
Cunarder Etruria for Europe Saturday. July IL.
Mrs. James Todd of Louisville, Ky, will accom-
pany them.
| Mrs. Bower Mcdonald has rstprped fro,,
| New York. Mr.. Mcdonald is with a party Of
| friends camping in the trout fishing regions of
West Virginia Upon his return he viii go with
| his family to the seashore for the remainder Of
| the season.
Mrs Flora Adams Darling il spendine a week
at Wave Crest. Rockaway Beach with her sister
Mrs. Smith. She leaves July Is for Q visit of
two months to friends in England.
Mrs. II. IT. Walton has gone 20 the sn,;no. NJ
Virginia for AN extended stav.
Mrs. ]. Logan ChIpman. wife Of coneresrm.n
cb;rm.n s.;ls Inls A fror ~ w. g. D
rome.
Mrs. Otis Jobnson has novea IN 1sIa aoth
I stroa, r.or,a,,,r,, o., a.. .,,,..a-
NJ. 80. r1'-- ~
r;s;, 40 s.I.,;r,. p. M I-s;s -,
' w 'e'A''e' all onio' hnoiAna sno iicha-
IT.. =, A. IL ID nj, Nj
Lillian peal .,v.m aanon,ar :, - a..
Iii - 49,, uaus % johnson Az
instant.
| Mrs David Wolff Rroun recommended hv
| r. a.,,.h.o- NJ. M - ~
iao,,.s aNt.. 1n 5s Dssn ane Miss haezle;
| sI eouat ioi ''enooo'n oeAel' oel' so sPeno
'Ae
| mrs. >. n whitney Is solourning Tor the
summer months al the Jordan white sulphur
/ springs, va, LOT the dement, OF her health.
Which mas not been good during the past
winter.
Master Walter Ketcham, No. 612 street
northeast has 40 far recovered frop tba acc,-
dent to him. which occurred some weeks ago,
1 A. ny WIT has