Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-18
SUMNER PLEASURES
The President and His Family at
the Seashore.
WHITE HOUSE IMPROVEMENTS
Where Wefi-Known Washingtonians Are
Spending the summer-Gayetica ut Fash
ionable Resorts - Cabinet Families Per-
sonal Notes,

All tne country Is familiar with the everyday
details OF the life the President and his family
are leading ut Cape May Point. Mrs. Harrison
evidently keeps back out OF the public gaze as
much as she can. She enjoys her sitting room
on tne second moor, the front hall as it is in
TACT, where she can get all the benefit of the
sea AR and yet De herself unseen. She does not
oehgnt az mucn IN walking as the President,
VINO Is nsuauy accompanied on his tramps up
auo ooWn ,ne poaIu walk oy either MRS Dim
nicA OF MIS- o nafher. both are entertaining
oinPalions: there VIII DC oreak In the
du.s' mneu .ne iresioent ano mrs. Harrison go
neA' mon.n 70 Saratoga ana then TO vermont,
where secretary ana mrs. Proctor will enter
, nS,n n 40. .in1 ~ .neH pace IN froctor'
.no Sna ns are 'nas .ne Iamliy VIII pc re-
uni'eu apou. Tue ISL oi oeP'emDer, not az cape
| may, put AL 'ne mountains, as the white House
WI. WIZ not DC naoi'aoie uhui ABOUT the LIST OF DC
TT. Whit. 1,o o;
ne ME nouse !epairs nave 80 Iar ad-
'h' Una, ane co,iulLioh on nnings peglns TO
riataS V;.;.u VI -. M M 1e wnen com
p.So...;o arr me- az 'He u1or Win tne
Ill; n'"on tm"; 'no uouse eioseo 70 the
FLo so,a "rJ "a .n wy. nsS VI Ootoper.
-a't;,,,Ia III "uu sonIoiI 1r Oh tne
the oo;iie, a,sd LIE 'i,s sis lug wolh mere on
none "ie W "rI .:s o.on eolIheceo ana
III f"He,e on VIC eeniis a,e lousni! hhished'
~. Az otsisns arounS tue onluiney pieces are
Ill ~. -, ~ hnns aI;ax TI 80, al " 'nis
WI. oe AZ hanu feheI. iHe green parlor ana
s 800 III. rUonl lave oeen PrePaIsu lor
~, ~. AZ WI no, DC s,"it gl oh'I tue YES
-: 20 iui 'net "u'"rceu' ing eae' nan ID
ua sone ~ pi's'ic lenel, sinlar III coiorlng
boii IT. ii, i1 tIa ha.n'n,t " "mJ We" &c
ished 40 far az tho tiI;ra Of the lonndrv ia COW
cerned.
Mrs. Harrison's own room upstairs is Just
finished. From designs that she selected carly
in the spring elegant wall paper was manufac-
tured. The tint is shade between pale blue
"
III i IN ooioi; ing Ia..eIn ~ neeAeu w over
80 ~ III; Inu III wy aie
aSMs Vi sn!er oeaus oet"Ssn the striPs OF
III pm An 'iS poiueI. ine pM'ure iou ID
pm Gnu e.i'si, In. ent"e eheos VI 'ie Tootn
40 eA'Isinei! hsn' anu DAINTY ana MRS. harri-
60 '''e 4" Aei 'eie' '1oAs has p'en 'ei' sue-
eeSSiui.
Anis ennihDer, mnich II IN the soutn"est COT
n ,.S Vi 'ne mansion. az Is wen known IS
W 49, '.n niessueH' "aIneiu speht hit nonths
III 10 sa''."I e An an tne inter sn,he tine
IN Al seseiat years previous 70 'hat perlod
CHANGED and Il bod nnt co,a ;,bi', N" mus
of any OF the various eras of improyements
which has gradually put an entirely new face
on things III other parts Of the mansion. A
"Reminiscences of Garfield will always remain in
this room anyway, for the register in the cor
her where, during his sickness cold air was
forced in. was an interesting point to him as
well as to all those employed in the house The
frame of the register is now wreathed in roses
IN keeping with the redecorated look Of every
thing else in the room.
Mrs. NOBLE has left the city to enjoy a much
needed period of rest and recreation. She will
be at Richfield Springs part Of The time
Socretorv and Mrs R,st bo,o d. aor.,.o,
- ,..rS r., 70, -
unino tba oriu c"bnn, ,o,p.'t,, ,oe. VII 'heil
the Attorney General and Mrs, Miller.
Attornev Generol and Mr. eIilIor will mi
49, a., -.
IT,, H. 10y un.n ao1u1 'ne miuuie Oh august.
-.,ea. .ns! ~ W " irocIUr' w., 70 DC ,he
sommauca tbs;r coant;n W * var. anu atier Sna'
800 biiia III 4, Hs Nh Nh otel 'ne .er
, n. iiis anu uaie rs; iiler mas received
ubi Jne e..ri ~ iar from MISS florence Mler
esting story of her eyneTiences on shinhnard
She was to remain fortnight in London before
starting for the continent, and intends to
return TO america about the LIST OF October.
Miss Jessie Miller will not accompany her
parents north, but is going to remain in New
AofA and vicinity until they return again.
Should Mrs. Hearst return to this CITY, as is
confidently expected she will tn make il bar
,,or,,,.no,t ,,;uto-.ho-,a ~. IN -. 49, =,
P;a 10 Wah;. noe, Iuo WI oe VIZ icues'
hauJ b. han, ,,n..;.ad - 49, y. No. i;ng
simost reaches ntra m;Il;or doifsra su ~
,.b,cb h., tLa t.r,,s 80 - In ~ IL; NJ VI
uaar,t IT, ,,ornoa W W ~, e. " .nis
ueaIth could scarcaf" iat, W ~; ,O aII;,
81 ranora,s SanSs IL ,,,I;o IN
banaFon,;ons Co. go 80 r.. IL sI
80 III, ~ ;" IN; yes nav Hep. e4oa,
pp"stI,. - 81 ,nS LIS oIe .'n VIC nos'
-. th; 49, II ~ ~ ~ - .ii.oi
vears Of az 81, ,ra 60, Thnt - mi h tn.s
-, -, -. har y;na 40 ~ WI =. WI y"
opptia;'ls.a W ' 40 pAe"eA's 'a'ns w
Az me as many OF the handsome houses are
in this city their owners or occupants are al
ways seeing ways TO improve them. Workmen
Ill, M.a,S , .! oos ; feature 20 C1i.
Srnnt - Caaata c,asy W " tne
a,r;rs,, 49,, 80 nta"tolu nae au'eo u
o,n NJ iJJii " Up ar Spacious residence
-; ~ oGn noh 20 euat eins tne capacity
I'll, -" 49," o. ~ J p ~ ;nI' ne CHI nouSe
'"'.! Ao eoae" Il NC 80 oes'rSs.
Among the stay at homes the social doings
at Bar Harbor seem to be more interesting
than from any place else on the Atlantic se..
coast mainly because go many Wasbinotor;ams
are summering there. Among more recent
events talked about has been the magic lantern
| party given by Mr.. and Mrs. Barrey of this
! city, when fifty guests were entertained. The
| weather is cool enough to keep everybody
active and on the alert to kill time in the most
| fashionable way. The members of the diplo-
matte corps in many instances have given Bar
! Harbor the early preference this season and
are fairly inundated with their engagements.
MARQUIS ImPeIiali ana ms vlonn are nkeiy to
play an Important part IN tne musical features
OF tne summer, WINE Mr. "Trip, the Swedish
munster. nas 'ahen cottage, tne better TO en-
tci vail A.Ao Aiiehee' W. oohocht VIII the rlU-