Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-01

Word comes from Loon Lake that Mrs. HAr-
rison's general health continues to improve, but
the nervous affection with which she has suf-
fered during the last several months shows a
discouraging rersistence. IT is not thought
that it viii be prudent for her to attempt TO re-
sumo her social duties during the coming
season, and her place, no doubt, viii be tenn
porarily filed by the other ladies Of the Presi-
dents household.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. E. Curtis sailed yesterday
for Liverpool and will 20 straight to Madrid,
where the former will present TO Queen Maria
Christina the invitation from President Harri-
son to be our guest at the worlds fair. The
invitation is written on white vellum and con-
yeys in the most glowing diplomatic language
the appreciation & this country of the illus
trious descendant In honor Of Queen isabella,
who assisted the discoverer Of America in his
wonderful undertaking. and repeats the act Of
Congress extending the invitation Mr.. and
Mrs. Curtis expect to return in six weeks time.
Justice Harlan and family have arrived in
Paris, where they will make q considerable
stay.
Mr.. Francis B. LOOMS, consul at St. Etienne.
Is making a collection Of Lafayette relics in
Paris for the worlds fair.
Mrs. and Miss Foster, wife and daughter of
the Secretary of the Treasury, were given din
ner parties in Paris lately by several friends.
Chief Justice Fuller and family have spent
the summer at Camden, Ne.
Minister Pauncefote and family have been q
part of August at Aix-les-Bains
Senator Cameron and family are occupying
the Henry Adams cottage at Beverly Farms,
Mass.
Mrs. Chas. Kaufman and family have re-
turned.
Mrs. Max weyl and family have returned.
Eve - n l.
returned after q three weeks trip to Old
Point.
Mrs. M. J. Cutshaw and daughter, Mrs. B. G..
stocks. and Misses Matte and Bessie Stocks
have returned.
Mr.. Jos. Rakemann and family have returned
after a three months trip to Europe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. G. Hensey. who have been
making a tour Of the Great Lakes, Canada and
Niagara FOR the past six weeks, will return in q
few days.
Miss Mamie McQuade returned today from
the Blue Ridge mountains.
A pleasant party, consisting Of Attorney Will
w. Douglas and sister, Miss Douglas Mr..
Frank White Of the city post Office, Miss Wood
ruff Of Secretary Elkins' office, Miss Mary
Arnold and Mrs. s. Lacey Johnston and daugh-
ter, left on yesterdays boat for Old Point Com
fort. They will return about September 10.
Mrs. W. O. Angel Of Englewood, ILL.,, Is pay
ing visit to her sister and friends at 1921 r
street for four or five weeks.
Mr.. and Mrc. Howard T. Woods and Mrs.
DR.. Swander have returned from Asbury Park
Mr.. and Mrs. Woods will remain In Takoma
Park until October.
G. ". Gray and wife, Ernest, Bertha and
Edith Gray, Miss Mary Luttrill, Miss AIollie Nc
kee, Mrs. s. P. Moore and Mrs. Cole from
Washington are stopping at the Ocean View
House, Ocean Grove.
Capt and Mrs. s. G. Cabell of Capitol Hill
have returned after an absence of several weeks
at Onset bay, Mass.
DR.. and Mrs. Merrill will be at "Edgevood,' ~
near Round Hill. Va, until September 10.
Miss Minnie Wetzel of 406 street returned
last nj ght from Saratoga Springs, but will leave
Saturday for Niagara Falls.
Miss Rosnlind Moore has returned from her
old home at Bellevue, Stafford county, Va
Mr.. Vim. G. Lyman of Phoenix, Ariz., after
summers outing along the New England
coast, in company with Judge and Mrs. L. E.
Payson, left the city on Saturday last for his
home il the southwest.