Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-13
SOCIAL MATrERa
Where Well-Known washingtonisns Ar
Summering.

Where Well-Known Washingtonisn's Are
summering.
Commander and Mrs. McCalla are at New
port for the summer.
Mrs. and Miss Phenix will spend most Of the
summer at Deer Park.
MI. and Mrs. Isham Hornsby viii 90 10 York,
PENNSYLVANIA, until September, when they
start for Fort Leavenworth, to remain month
or two with their daughter, Mrs. Evans
Col. and Mrs. Gilman and Miss Gilman sailed
for Europe last week.
Gen. and Mrs. Anderson and their son and
daughter are at Watch Hill, Conn.
Secretary and Mrs. Noble will take short
trips from the city during the heated term and
may travel for q more extended journey In the
early fall. The Misses Halsted are at See
Girt, N. J. The movement ts Of Secretary and
Mrs. Noble and her sisters are rarely ever sub
jects OF long premeditation. A few years ago,
while the three sisters were talking over where
1t would be best for them to spend the sum-
mer, the young ladies at once decided upon
the seashore and started there. Mrs. Noble
laughingly said that when she had made up
her mind where she would 60 she would write
them the particulars. After breakfast the
next morning she and her husband started out
for walk, which led them in the direction Of
steamship agency. They asked almost for
fun If there were any accommodations left for
the next voyage on the line: found they could
get room on ship sailing that afternoon and
before night came they were far out at sea. The
Misses Halsted were surprised but not as much
as other people might have been by . telegram
telling them that the letter containing all of
Mr.. and Mrs. Mobiles plans might be expected
on certain date, postmarked London. Mrs.
Noble says this trip, which had scarcely been
thought OF at all in advance, was one which gave
great pleasure to both her husband and herself.
Capt. and Mrs. Taylor are at Sharon Springs,
NY.
Mrs. G. H. Corey has left the city and will
spend the summer at Tarrytown on the Hud-
son, in the White mountains, and at Saratoga.
DR.. Corey will join her in a few days
E. r. Brace of Duluth, Mimi, is stopping
with his mother, 1916 30th street, Georgetown.
Mrs. Thomas SomerviIle and sister, Mrs.
David Logan. left on Thursday for three
months trip to Europe.
Mrs. C. C. Martin and family will leave
Wednesday morning for Cornwall on Hudson,
where they will spend the summer.
Mrs. James F. Rule of Knoxville, Tenn. is
visiting her father, Prof. Fristoe, at 11O9 18th
street northwest.
Among the Washingtonians registered at the
Beach House, Sea Grit n J.. are Misses L. NJ
and B. Halsted, accompanied by Miss Halsted
Of Chicago.
Mrs. F. Strong and Miss Lillian Strong are at
the Imperial, Atlantic City.
Miss s. L. Weighman and Miss NJ. W. Eveleth
are at the Lake House, Lake George.
Hon. John Hit is at the Sagmore, Lake
George.
Rev. J. A. Aspinwall has cottage at Shelter
Island.
Maj. and Mrs. Geo. W. Wheeler are at Bar
Harbor.
Gen. and Mrs. Benet are at the Malvern. Bar
Harbor.
Count Arco Valley has recently been guest
Of Mrs. S. s. Rowland at Tuxedo Park.
Percy Drayton is at Tuxedo, where his horse
manship is much admired.
Prof. Alex. Graham Bell and family are at the
United States Saratoga.
A. c. Barney is at Bar Harbor.
X. v. Kennison and family are at the How
land, Long Branch.
Count Arco Valley, the Austrian minister, and
Baron Wolfert were at Long Branch last week.
Mrs. Frederick Leech is at the Mountain
House, Cresson Springs.
Mrs. Catherine Miller is at the Springfield,
Nantucket.
W. T. Bingham, Fl. A. Dodge, W. D. rtand
H. X. Willard are at the Sherburn, Nantucket
Miss Lola Allan, after spending six weeks in
main here for two weeks. Miss Lottie Allan,
with her brother, just home from college, will
leave for Capon Springs on Thursday and
spend the summer with her mother and sister,
Mrs. F. H. Crump.
DR.. and Mrs. Franck Hyatt, Miss Carleton,
two children and maid have left the city for
the summer. The family will be at Bedford
Springs for a month or six weeks, and will
travel for the remainder of the time
Mias Mania Copsrov gronI1ouob&n, ~
the late DR.. V. Y. Conway Of Virginia, is visit
ing her aunt, Mrs. E. Pauline Sawyers, Of LAG
N street northwest.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lisner sail tomorrow by the
North German Lloyd steamer for an extended
tour of Europ,.
Miss Maggie McDonough. Miss Otie Nelson,
Mr.: Cahill and Mr.. Edgerly, chaperoned by Mr..
and Mrs. Frank P. Weller and their little daugh-
ter Marguerite, left this afternoon for Boston
by sea, intending to return by way Of New
York, Philadelphia and Atlantic City.
Miss May O'Neal is spending few weeks with
her uncle, Mr.. J. W. Brown, in Fairfax county,
Va.