Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-08
SOCIAL MATTERS.
Whereabouts Of Diplomats- Notes
Of INF

Whereabouts Of Diplomats-Personsl Notes
Of Interest.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Sands win spend at
least a part Of the summer at Narraeansett.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lascano expect to spend the
most OF the summer months in this city. As
they are obliged to stay here, that the minister
may the more readily transact business for his
government, they feel fortunate in being so
comfortably established in their spacious resi-
dence on 10th street. Mrs. Lascano devotes
much OF her leisure to her art work and has
many beautiful examples of her taste and skill
In china painting. She is devoted to walking
and driving and finds the opportunities to enjoy
both in degree almost unparalleled In q
capital city.
The Japanese minister and Mrs. Tateno are
still here, as so far they have found the weather
SO much to their liking that the necessity to
leave the city has not been felt. When they do
go 1t will be to Block Island, where they will
occupy part OF the cottage where Mrs. s. "
Miller and Mrs. Touzalin are now summering
Nearly all the rest of the foreign ministers
have gone for the summer. majority Of them
are travelling in Europe. Sir Julian Paunce-
fote and NJ. Roustan are still here, however
and the chances are that the latter will enjoy
what has before given him much pleasure
nice, quiet summer in Washington with an
occasional short trip to Newport and later on
to Lenox.
No matter when diplomat and especially a
resident minister takes his leave he omits none
OF the form Of parting etiquette. the lack of
which would be so noticeable were he to 60 off
when all his social and official acquaintance
were here. Even now when the diplomatic
and soc al world Is SO depleted the goodbye
calls fill up the last two or three days of each
one stay and P. P. c. cards are widely sent
tered.
DR.. and Mrs. Guzman, who have been in
New York for a ten days visit. have returned
and vii! leave the city shortly for their sum-
mer travels.
Mrs. James s. Henry will go to Pittsburg
next week for visit of three weeks with her
mother.
DR.. Van Reypen and family are spending
this month at Bedford, Long Island.
Miss McCalmont is at Virginia Beach visiting
friends
Mrs. Phil Kearny is among the cottage resi-
dents at Cape May.
Mrs. F. NJ, Draney and Mrs. DR.. Donohue
have gone on an extended visit to New York
city, Brooklyn, Hoboken, N. j., and Worces-
ter; Mass They will be the guests Of Mrs. J.
Z. hock of Brooklyn and Mrs. Richard B. Sack
EFT and Mrs. Vim. Mabee of Hoboken, N. J.
Information has been received that Mrs. J.
A; Ashley is dangerously ill at Brooklin, Pa,
where she had gone with her family for the
summer. Her two sisters have gone to care
Tor her. AT one time her life was despaired of,
but later news is more favorable.
Mrs. R. A. King, accompanied by her daugh-
ter, Mrs. W. F. Turner. and little grandGaugh-
ter, Frances Gault, expects to leave this even
ing for Old Point Comfort and Cape Charles
City.
The marriage of Miss Emma NJ. Korn Of this
city to Mr.. William E. Pairo, well-known citi-
zen OF Richmond, will take place on Wednes-
day, July Is, at Garrett Park. Md.
Misses Bertha Adams and Blanche Allison of
NJ street northwest left Tuesday for Jersey
City, West Brook and Hartford, Conn, and
will be gone until September.
Miss May Carroll of Goth street, accompanied
by her little niece Bertha, are spending the
summer at the Valley View farm, near Lewins-
vile, Va.
Mrs. Deb Randolph Keim and daughters,
Bessie and Halle, have gone to their Pennsyl-
vanla home Edgemount. Reading. Rhey will
spend two weeks Of the present month at their
cottage at Martha's Vineyard. returning to
Edgemount by August l, and will remain until
October, during which time Mr.. and Mrs.
helm will entertain some Washington friends.
Mr.. keim will spend Sundays at Edgemount
during the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. P. Van Wickle are registered
at the Ocean House, Newport, after spending
some time at Boston and Nantasket.
Capt W. s. Schench, U. S. navy, is making
the Hygeia at Atlantic City his headquarter,
and anticipates a prolonged stay.
Private Secretary Halford is expected at
Cape May on Thursday, when he will tako up
his quarters at Congress Hall.
Congressman Mills has engaged accommoda-
tions at the Hotel Brunswick. Asbury Park, for
his wife and daughter. Miss Frances. They
Will spend month there and Mr.. Mills will
make occasional visits during the season.
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are expected at Asbury Park.
Gen. Wheeler, Congressman from Alabama,
paid Ocean Grove flying visit yesterday. He
came in on the morning train. registered and
breakfasted at the Carrollton, on Ocean ave-
nue.. attended the young peoples meeting and
took surf bath. He left on the afternoon
train for Monmouth Beach, where he goes to
visit relatives