Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-06-27
SOCIAL MATTERS.
The Summer wanderings Of welI-Known
PROFESSIONALLY.


The President hopes 10 get through with the
business now so urgently demanding his atten-
non and to be able to Join his family at their
Cape May cottage to celebrate the Fourth Of
July with them. Mrs Harrison has commenced
10 feel very much at home there. having set
tied down to her usual domestic round Of
everyday duties, with the greater opportuni-
ties she hnds for her books and magazines.
Mrs. Dlmmick returned last Tuesday with the
President and will likely go back with him
when he starts. She is stopping with Lieut.
and Mrs. Parker, at their apartments on 18th
street. ~ Is not thought that the White House
FAMILY will stay much longer at the cottage
than the coming month, when the President
VIII De there. As the chances are that Mrs. Har-
rlson Will then accompany him for few weeks
OF travel to other points.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Clagett and their little
daughter, Miss Adele, with Miss Jennie Claire
and the Misses Clagett, will go, the LIST Of Au-
alton.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Mclean have left town fer
the summer. They have a cottage at Bar
Harpor.
Capt, Mrs. and the Misses Mullan are now at
their Connecticut avenue residence and will be
few weeks longer until they make their prep
arations to leave the city for the rest of the
summer. Mrs. Mullan and her daughters win
tered at st. Augustine, spending some time at
other southern cities while en- route for home
Next month they are going to Canada and ex-
peet to make their longest stay in Cobourg
Capt Mullan will take his son with him on
trip through the northwest and California, to
be absent several months.
Miss E. A. Beale left this morning for New
York. where she will spend fortnight visiting
her sister.
Mrs. Joseph HELEN of New York is visiting
her aunt, Mrs. Bright, and receiving a great
deal OF attention from her friends here.
Miss Cecilia Duhamel and Miss Boyle are at
Lynn Haven for the summer. They left this
city during the early part of the present week.
Mrs. Leech went yesterday to Cresson
Springs where she viii spend the heated term
with her family. Her mother, Mrs. Parke, is in
Europe.
DR.. and Mrs. Frank Loring gave a small
party on Tuesday evening last.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hamilton. who have been trav-
cling in Europe on their wedding tour, are ex-
pected home shortly and will spend the
malnder of the summer at the Misses Merricks
country place, near Ellicott City, Nd.
Mrs. NJ. V. Dahlgren is entertaining her own
and her daughters friends continuously dur
Ing the summer at her country place at South
mountain.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Andrews are now at the
country home of the formers father, near
Newport, where they will spend the summer.
MIR. and Mrs c. A. Mann and their family
are at Canonicut.
Hon. and Mrs. Robert P. Porter have taken
a cottage at Long Branch.
Capt. and Mrs Wheeler are already estab-
lished at their Bar Harbor cottage.
Miss Julia A. Wilson will start the LIST Of july
for Seattle to visit her brother, Mr. VIM. Will
son. Mrs. Wilmington accompanies her.
Miss Rebecca Potts will spend most of the
summer with her sister. Mrs. Stearns, at the
latter country place on the Hudson.
DIR. G. L. Magruder has taken a cottage at
the head Of 10Th street for the summer months,
SO that his children may have plenty of oppor-
tunity for outdoor life.
The Misses Kate and Viola Myer are going
abroad shortly to join their mother and
younger sister.
Mrs. Calderon Carlisle and Miss Carlisle will
spend most of the summer at the White Sui
phur Springs.
There was pleasant gathering at 476 Q
street on Wednesday evening to celebrate the
marrIge of Mr.. Daniel Twomey of this city and
Miss A. l.. O'Brien. which recently took place
in New York. Musical selections dancing and
refreshments were enjoyed by the many pres
ent. W. c. Connors. Henri Chevalier and Miss
Madeline Turnburke contributed greatly to the
evenings enjoyment.
Mrs. N. A. Gibbons has gone to Saratoga
Springs, NY, for the summer.
Mr.. E. B. Forney and bride have returned
from their tour and are at home to their friends
1919 s street northwest.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. F. Rowe, who have been
spending few days with Mrs. Rowe's parents
MIR. and Mrs. VIM. H. Brelsford. $50 III street
northwest. left today for their future home at
Roanoke, Va, where Mr.. Rowe has been for
some time engaged in business. Mrs. Rowe
was Miss Francis Cornelia Brelsford. well known
in this city, and was married to Mr.. Rowe at
the residence Of her grandparents, MIR. and
Mrs. John Brelsford. Trenton, n. j.. Wednes-
day, June IL. the ceremony being performed
by Rev. DIR. W. p. Davis of the Central NJ. E.
Church of Trenton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Perry s. Heath leave the city
tonight for the west. to be absent several weeks.
Mr.. Heath has banking interests in Ohio. and
part of the time during his absence he will be
engaged in the active work of prac teal banking
Today he leased residence on 10Th street, near
Massachusetts avenue and Scott circle, and
upon the return Of Mr.. and Mrs. Heath they
will go to housekeeping.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. W. Coffin, who are now at
Old Point, will leave there in a few DAYS for
the coast of Maine, where they will spend the
balance of the summer.
Miss Maggie Powell of Danville, Va, who has
been visiting Miss Rueckert. 1895 Corcorau
ptItcl, icit uiSut uofue.
Miss Ruby Marie Sprinsteen has issued invi-
tations for birthday party Saturday evening.
July 4, from $50 to o'clock, at 1916 18th
street.
The family Of Mr.. Charles ". Handy have
gone to their cottage at Oakland for the sum-
mer.
Mrs. C. F. Clagett and little daughter of Capt.
toll Hill have returned from their months visit
to Pittsburg and expect to go to the seashore
in a couple OF weeks to spend the heated term.
Miss Anna Newman has gone to the noun
tains of Pennsylvania for the summer.
Mrs. James B. Carter and her son Sammie
and Mrs. George P. Carter and babies will
leave for Sherborne, Mass. on Monday, where
they will remain during the months of July
and August, returning by way of the lakes
about September Is.
Mrs. Robert Boyd, her mother, Mrs. Bittner.
and Miss Mamie BOYD are located at the new
Hotel Lafayette at Asbury- by-the-Sea. where
they have been since the 18th instant and where
they will remain until the latter part of Sep
TENDER. They will be joined on the LIST of July
by Col. Boyd. Misses Helen, Alice and Jennie
and Mr.. Frank Boyd, the remaining members
OF the family here, accompanied by Miss Belle
Wlilett OF Connecticut avenue, who will be
chaperoued by Mrs. Boyd.
The Short Story Club was invited to lawn
party by Mrs. Dora T. voorhis, No. 100 o
street northwest, last Wednesday evening. and
with music, recitations, original ESSAYS and
dialogues the evening passed most pleasantly.
Mrs. Geo. W. Evans, Misses Marian, katharine
aud IL