Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-27

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| The White House family fs commencing TO
move around the country after it, on;et Of The
nast month M McKaa Nh ~ sren, al
| Inc summed With her hnsb.nd and ch;iSrer IN
| Beverly, Mass. went mn TO Loon lake last
| Tuesday. taking Master benjamin. with ber
| The presence of the little fellow had n oood ef.
| feet ON Mrs Harrison, who is never happier
than when she can have the children with her.
| and upon the President also who WINS lonesome
| for a romp with his grandson Mrs Mckee 10
now established at Loon Lake until next
month, when ii is expected that she will ac-
company the President here and assist him in
his social duties at the White House during the
encampment.
Mrs Russell Harrison has been off 10 Cresson
Springs for brief stay. but returned to her
Cape May cottage early in the past week She
may also come here during encampment week.
Mrs Harrison's health has not greatly inn
proved, nor has there been any change for the
worse in her condition the past fortnight II
anything she has become little stronger and
Is now able 70 do ms she did here the last days
OF her stay-go out Tor drive nearly every
gay. Levers last week from members OF the
nousehoid were very encouraging in tone and
80 ~ .a". no Ay III .ne Hounu'ins nau
not however eYnect.d IN ro,rrn 20 ~. Wh;.a
House until very late ~, the outumn ord j.,
fact not then ~ n ia thonoht that an,, o,har
place would he mora henefc;o, a. whcrs sI,a
could be more comfortable.
The improvements in the White House will
it is Confidently exnected he aii comnIe,ed or
at least sufficiently so 20 have the bnnse omen
during the encamnment The corr;dor wh;ch
is the special MONT where the ore.test .monnt
of work will be uccomnlisbea already COM.
mences to foreshodow tbe end TIE ce;i;na
decoration ia very tasteful ond in Laa,,;,a LEI
the yestibuie. The furn;inra i, The rad s,.rior
10 he;no ramrh i.t.ra, ~ ~, ;ne rvu Pa ;,
inp-up process in General ia. about al tLo
changes fhat will, ha msaa tb;s 80 al" ~ u
stairs In the bosemeut thn A. IS a. 1911
on the south front are torn nm mud n solid haJ
of concrete will mako them ;mr.rsinus 20
domnness nnd ito r.srits 49, L. a"n.;,o W
ia inid The oreenbnnsos Ia new moorliis
are beinp tenaired also 40 thoS nroot;noii ~
only mart of the bnsnment ,,bnro IT,, ~ ,m
household moch;nerv onas ON w;,ho,, .;.n,. a.
the laundry.
The Vice President and Miss eno No-tor NJ.
h,.,. =. -, ' 'iVi '0'' "'e
~ th ne noe Oh 'he hqlsoni "here' ias'
" wee ~ .ney ehtestained the French minister
Ja,, .aenolc. Mrs; Mor,'n ana me rest OF her
eu'oIo "e Nv .ieir DAT narDor cottage,
NneIe .ne! are taxing part In the gayeties
ihcloen' 10 the season.
The summer so far has not been very prolific
in romances or matrimonial engagements. At
the fashionable resorts the eligible men are few
and far between and 80 overcome with alIShe
attentions they receive that they have no Hme
a
ment ring. The only engagement of note at
Newport last week was Of the usual style-a
rich American girl and a Young Enplishman
who NAV not have the money. but he has Ger
tainly the halo of a fine old name. The
happy couple are Miss Helen GammeiI
daughter of Mrs. William Gammeu. a widow
who is worth twenty-five million or 90, and Mr..
Arthur Herbert of the English Diplomatic sery-
ice and brother of Hon. Michael Herbert the
English charge d affaires. MIR. Herbert is n son
of Lady Herbert. that charming English \ oman
who writes SO pleasantly and so interests herself
in so many philanthropic and charitable affairs
!! Inc Wedding day VIII not be long deferred, and
.ne couple are getuhg the most delightful atten-
"1lis sno"erea on tnem py thelr trlends.
~ refreshing, however. 10 remark that the
wasnihe'oh ar ls 80 Iuii OF romance that even
Tue clustering weather OF tne PAST tnree months
u U NOT seem 10 nave any oeterring erect on IT.
io.aI,, " o t",,t M.ue o's OF gossip
were married one evening not 1nno
400 Nohodv going Nv The SaIs
church would ever suspect from watching the
crowd about the windows and doors that it was
.Hals n, . .nan an 4rainary couple getting
Accustomed ~ view th;no: IN os Ia. I lbs.
thonoht il ;rst tho rrat,;ast ,;nS - ISu'
20 - ~ ~. 80. H,,u VI an enoine
oId The . fo tae ,a winter anu spring
little briJe With The Ioy.I;,S+ T., "so, .ne usal
bio bnncb NJ mini roses in har h.nSs ~
selected a. her weddine dav RI, tha arn nau
of The other n;oh, vas Co. ~. Dun .ne sro1m
occasion. Groom-eiect No. / died lust before
the day set for the wedding. The
dear little bride kept the year Of
mourning very faithfully for her lost love, but
having grown only more charming meanwhile
IN the eyes OF somebody else appointed the
rame Gay Tor ner happy nuptials to No. z The
~noie stofy MADE the marriage rs interesting
10 thelr friends as II 1t were duke and duchess
anu queen was 10 honor the occasion with her
presence.
Mrs. NJ. Y. Cahlgren's family circle has been
increased lately by the arrival of two grand
sons Mr. and Mrs. John Dahlgren are the
proud parents OF one and MIR. and Mrs. Josiah
Pierce OF another. The latter couple have
spent nearly all the summer at the Dahlgren
residence on Massachusetts, avenue. and their
baby boy IL now a month old.
Judge and Mrs. John Davis with Mr.. Alan
Arthur are visiting Lord Vernon at Derbyshire,
England.
Mrs. VIM Morris Hunt has gone to Germany
to visit her daughter, Baroness Diedrich.
Madame Romero, who has been the past
month at Bedford Springs. will spend part of
September In Philadelphia with relatives. She
has had q quiet summer spent between Sharon
and Bedford Springs. Her letters from her
husband report him in excellent health, but
very ANXIOUS 10 return again TO Washington.
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