Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-08-08
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY.
WashtngtOnians Who are EnjOyinl
Their Summer Outings.

Washingtonians Who are Enjoyine
Their Summer Outings.
1t Is understood that Secretary Gresham,
secretary Carlisle and Postmaster General
Bissell will go to Deer Park on Friday night
to remain over Sunday with their wives,
who are having a most restful and inter-
esting stay at that mountain resort
Neither Mrs. Gresham, Mrs. Carlisle nor
MRS Bissel1 evinces any desire to take part
In any OF the social doings at Deer Park
ana their wishes have been respected by
the summer residents there, although every
one took an early opportunity to formally
pay their respects to the distinguished
guests.
Senator and Mrs. Stockbridge are occupy
Ing their new home. the former residence
or Senator Sawyer on Connecticut avenue.
Representative and Mrs. Hit have resumed
the pleasant balcony gatherings, which are
the capital.
Senator Perkins wife and family win
come on from California early in the fall to
remain for the winter.
Secretary and Miss Herbert have not yet
sachusetts avenue.
Senator Brice's family will not come here
during the present session Of Congress- The
Senator has not opened up his house even,
but remains at a hotel.
OcSfSldIy 11Oke 0IulLu ana FANNY are
again living on Massachusetts, avenue, in
the home OF the late Justice Lamar, which
they nave rented until after the selection of
permanent residence. The Smith children
have gay times playing on the terraces in
front Of their door, and have as a playmate
huge, good-natured mastiff.
Mrs. Robert Campbell. Isis Pierce place,
has gone to the country for q short time,
while Mr.. Campbell Is at Atlantic City.
DR.. L. D. Wilson is enjoying his summer
vacation at Ocean City.
Mr.. B. Charlton has returned from Befke-
ley Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. g. w. Perkins left on Sat-
urday for one months stay in Maine.
Miss Maggie OConnor and her cousin
Mamie Myers are at Round Hill. Va, and
viii not be back till the end Of the month.
Mrs. Samuel Lloyd will spend the month
Of August in Purcellville, Loudoun county,
Miss Lefty Talafero has gone for q
weeks stay at her brothers homo in Vir-
ginia.
Miss Blanche Rea Wallace has gone to
Cape May to remain the rest OF the season.
MIR. and Mrs. A. X. Meek. A. Kennedy
Meek and Miss Lois Hayden left this morn
ing for Atlantic City, where they will stay
week before starting for Chicago.
MIR. Horace Beal and sisters. Misses Ella
and Nena Beall, left Yesterday morning
for Chicago. After visiting the exposition
they viii return via Niagara Falls, Roches-
ter. Watkins Glen and Atlantic City.
Mr. and Mrs. A. NJ. CIapp and Miss Clapp
will spend August among tas Thousand
Islands In the st. Lawrence.
Mrs. Harry Grier, with her little son
Earle. left today for visit to oxford, Pa,
ana later Will go to Newark, Del
Mrs. NJ. E. Cole and little son are IN n
vile. Md.
The Misses Ella and Annie Harts Of New
to spend August.
Mrs Isabella H. Morrison and Mrs. DR..
Hall Hall OF 81 18th street have gone to Atlantic
Sty, and Will spend part OF the season in
the White mountains.
The Misses Hewlett and their friend. Miss
near College Park. Md.
Mrs. Albert Stephan. with her son Ralph
ana s daughter Mrs. Fink. have gone to Co
Mrs JOS. H. Balderston. with her two
sons. let this morning for northern Mary
September. 15
Miss K. P. DUNCAN and Mrs. NJ. Evans of
this city were among the worlds fair yisi-
tors who registered at the Hotel Plymouth,
Hope avenue, Chicago.
Among the Washingtonians registered at
Bar Harbor last week were Mr.. and Mrs.
Alfred. Perkins Robbins.
The marriage OF Miss Josie Michaelis to
Mr.. Max kohner took place at the resi-
dence OF the brides parents. The wedding
was private only the immediate friends Of
the Iamily being present. The ceremony
was performed by the Rev. DIR. Stern. The
pride received many handsome presents
AZ iv tne ceremony the young couple left
and Chicago.
The Misses Kelly of 9Th street southeast
are in Chicago.
Judge and Mrs. wylie are stopping At
the Homestead. Hot Springs. Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. l. N. Hammer Of l2as H
street northeast have returned from q
months outing at Atlantic City.
The Misses Stanford of Capitol IIiu are
at Ocean City. Nd. for three weeks.
Miss Genevteve Mclaughlin and Miss
Margaret Coleman Of Capitol Hill have
gone to Haserstown for two weeks. They
S we're accompanied by Miss Josephine
Mrs. NJ. c. Mclaughlin and Miss Cecilia
Mclaughlin will leave soon for an extended
western tour, including the worlds fair.
surprise watermelon party was given
by the West End Glee Club at the resi-
day evening in honor of her daughter.
Nellie. Among those present were the Mis-
Ell Ella 4H nTss. Mamie and AgEs Sransy
Gathering Bell Carrie tsn'f Gsns Eaan H Ross
Clark. Nellie Sherman. Bertha Cottreii
ed Edna mi; Michael Asgie Murphy Jennie Pax
eAd Srdil anu heSSTS. Murphy, DiCke,
Griffith. Elwood. Moreland, Cunningham
OConnor. Hale. Van Kirk, Randall
Hughes, Edmonston. Stewart, Kinslow,
jackson, Parker, Buckley and Marye
Among the recent guests at Chapel Point.
Md, were Miss Rosa L. Webster, Miss I;ita
D. Byrne, Miss Minnie Brayeral, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. d. Knott, Miss AgneJ Lanahan.
Miss Nell Hodgson, Mr.. IL i, YosI, n. ri.
McCully and F. w. jenkins. L. s. N
Mrs. John H. PelIen will leave tomorrow
to visit relatives in Louisville, Ky, and the
fair.
Miss McCully Is summerlus at Fishers
Island, N. Y.
A very pretty home wedding took place
Sunday afternoon at the residence of Mr.
and Mrs James K Kerr 2II 18th street
southwest, 1t being the marriage of .heir
daughter Jessie to Mr.. Richard Laries Of
Winchester. Va. Only the immediate rela-
tiyeS and friends Uore praaan- The hrj1o