Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-06
A SUMMERS OUTINGS.
Where Well-Known Westinghouse
Are Spending Their Vacations.
ENJOYING COOL BREEZES.
itaI's Bellies Prominent Everywhere-A
Ride in the I;ois Gives Glimpses of Many
Familiar faces-Notes From Summer Ee-
sorts.

Familiar fAces-Notes From Summer Ee-
sorts.
The President is off for his holiday ut Inst.
His anxiety to get up 10 Loon Lake has in
creased every dHv since The warm wave. The
White House is Just about cool spot rs can
be found inside the District limits. but there is
no denying the fac: tina. il has been also very
lonely. Mr.. Iaiford has been STAYING with the
President lately but the latter missed his fam
lily. and naturally was more than anxious 10 see
Mrs. Harrison. Since her return TO health is 40
long DELAYED he has been most DESTROYS of
spending every possible moment with her be-
fore entering into the work of the campaign.
Secretary and Mrs. j. W. Foster went over to
New York today and will spend sunday at Man
haitian Beach. They will be back again on Mon
das. O;her than these short trips neither Mr..
nor Mrs. Foster expects to leave the city this
summer. The Secretary of State sets an excel
lent example Of church going all the summer.
Sunday after Sunday he and Mrs. Foster nre in
their pew at the New York Avenue Church and
during the week frequent attendants at the
evening PRAYER meetings. Mr.. John w. 1homp-
son and Miss Ida Thompson accompanied Sec
rotary and Mrs. Foster and the latter returns
with them on Monday.
Mrs. Noble came back last week after u pleas
ant trip to several of the Maine resorts much
benefited by the change of air.
Those who cannot and those who will not go
away from home in the summer find it very de-
lgEtful TO read about the doings of those who
do. Warrington il showing up splendidlv ut
nearly every leading resort from the Atlantic to
the Pacific aud across the ocean it Is Just the
same. With all the attractions of the spas, the
charms Of Switzerland and all the rest Of the
real summer resorts, the Vaccinations of Paris
never diinmed TO American eyes. A lady
writing here to n prominent 5tay-a;-hone says:
ut was like driving up street or Connecticut
avenue this afternoon in the Bots. had bow
from the Warders. the Wilmerdings, Mrs.
Hearst and Miss Bayard, the Wanamakers and
q host of others.
The Warder family has separated Temporal
rily, Mrs. Warder and her younger daughter
going to Carlsbad and MIR Warder taking the
other girls for a short tour.
At Newport where the gayeties are now in
full swing, names OF Washingtoninns are con-
tinunlly 10 the front The Casino dances are
not so successful as other seasons but possibly
II IL because there are 20 many private enter
tainments. OF course there is an element of
education in the pleasure going. Last year it
was Delsarte and grace they were striving for.
and this time all the fashonables have Joined a
singing class. They are learning chorus sing
ing. and before the leaves begin to AL ell four
of the classes will unite in grand howl. as one
member puts it, and let all the folks hear how
diversions. dinners and dances. coaching, ten
mis-, polo, fishing and flirting are holding their
own and the season may be well considered as
highly successful
Up at Gar Harbor nobody's movements seem
to be chronicled with any frequency save those
of the various members of the diplomatic corps
and Mr.. and Mrs. A c. Barney The latter is
covering herself with glory as a hostess and is
giving her friends no end of good time all of
which rebounds to tine glory OF the capital city.
Dear to the heart of the Newport and Bar
Harbor cottager are the persons of the diplo-
matte corps. This year Its affections are about
equally divided between the two rival resorts.
The German legation to man is at Newport
while the French minister, the affable Mavroy-
enl Bey. the Portuguese minister and some few
lesser lights find relaxation and repose on the
sea-tossed rocks of the Maine coast.
At Observation-Disclosures all the familiar
faces are back and many others attracted by it's
charms. The McLeaHs, the Beies, the Pattens
and the Eustis family are there. The Eustis
and Hitchcock coaches are a feature of the
season. and the forty-Elile drive all that could
be desired.
1t is rather dull yet in the region OF the
Berkshire hills, but its day Is coming, in the
early aut umn when the average summer traveller
il back again and hard at work and none
bu. those of elegant leisure have any time to go
pleasuring.
Judge and Mrs. Brewer are going to OCCUPY
Justice Hsrian's residence next season. The
Misses Brewer. who still busy with their
books, may, however, be counted upon az COM
ing debutantes in the Supreme Court circle
The elder VIII come out next winter if she cdn
be tempted to give up her musical studies for
society. She Is very pretty and coElpanionable,
along with being accomplished.
MIS- Shiras, the wife of the newly appointed
justice, IL a charming woman and fond of 80
ciety. II Is a matter of general congratulation
III feminine circles that the Shras family is
blessed with soris and not daughters The JUS
tlce and wife have many warm friends among
the PennsylvaniaEs who reside here, especially
In Congress, lifelong acquaintance, in fact
and are by no means strangers TO many of the
distinguished PEOPLE Of the country The JUS
tlce L. regarded n delightful after-dinner
talker, and that is a qualification for the su-
preme bench not TO be made little of in these
DAYS OF dining aHd winning. The home of the
shiras on stockton avenue. Allegheny City. is
favorite resort of the most cultured of its
residents.
Ex-senator and Mrs Edmunds have left Ak
les Bains. France. for Bride-les Bains, in the
mountains above Albertyille. sir Edmunds
was greatly improved BY the stay at AK, but
Miss Edmurds continues in very delicate health.
The length Of their stay abroad is very in
definite.
Senator and Mrs. Jones Of Arkansas and their
family have remained here all summer Miss
Jones Is capital driver and generally holds
the ribbons when she goes out every evening
with her parents for a late drive.
Mrs Paddock has been here lately with the
Senator at the Portland and hopes to stay until
they can so away together for a short period of
rest and recreation.
Ex-senator and Mira. J. r. Henderson are at
Rsqnette lake. in The Adirondacks in their own
lodge aud having most restful time
MIR. AMI Mrs. W. E. Curtis went away today
with their Young son, who has been 80 ill all
summer. Dir. Curtis in giving the hos pitaiity
Of the capital to the distinguished world fair
commissioners of Brazil on Thursday evening
took the gentlemen and their wives for a drive
az around the city Oh a four-in-hand coach
The party stopped at the residence Of Secretary
Foster TO pay their respects and to say good
bye.
One OF the keenes; Affections that the wives
Of many officials have had 10 endure lately con-
sisted in having their trunks packed with all
their purple and fine linen and still waiting
from day Gay for the welcome word To sta TT