Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-07-03
SOCIAL MATTERS.
Where Well-Known People Are Summer
ing-Personal Notes.

Where Well-Known People Are Summer
ing-Personal Notes.
Since Mrs Cleveland went to Gray Gables
che has resumed her custom Of late afternoon
drives through the villages Of Buzzard's Bay
and Bourne to Cohasset Narrows. in the direc-
ton OF the Joe Jefferson cottage. When her
carriage goes by it creates considerable stir in
the village. There is much speculation as to
whether the President will take part tomorrow
In the Fourth celebration, with the odds
strongly in favor Of his going fishing instead.
Attorney General Olney when he takes his
vacation will spend it in his summer homo at
Falmouth. Mass. Mrs. Olney has been there
since the middle of June and is having the quiet
time typical Of the neighborhood. Her neigh
bors are generally Boston people who want alb
solute change. and rest from their ordinary
amusements, while they are at the same time
secure in keeping in the same social atmos-
phere Their cottage is roomy, very comfort
able and not all unlike many others in the
same vicinity on Cape Cod. The Olneys are
only eighteen or twenty miles from Buzzard's
Bay and are the only cabinet family living so
close to the President.
Mrs. Robert Hinckley and her children have
arrived at Sullivan Harbor. near Bar Harbor,
to spend the summer with her mother, Mrs
Columbus O'Donnel of Baltimore.
Mr.. and Mrs. David King are already settled
at their Newport cottage. They have one Of
the largest dining rooms at Newport and enter
tain o great deal.
Mrs. and the Misses Del Monte have taken
the Grant cottage at Bar Hnrbor for the season.
. Ex-Secretary and Mrs. Endicott have taken
Thirlstane, one OF the prettiest Of the Bar Har-
Dor homes, for the summer.
Miss Beknap is announced to spend the sum-
mer at Newport with her relatives, Mrs. and
Miss Clews Of New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Barney and their daugh.
tiers. having spent the last month in Chicago
have now gone to Bar Harbor and are now set
tied In their beautiful home there ON the High
Brook road.
Prince Frederic Won Lippe, q cousin of her
imperial highness. the German empress, is
soon expected in this country, and especially at
Newport The prince will travel incog.. and,
therefore, can be very informally received. He
Is enormously wealthy himself. and, although
not by any means a handsome man, has
particularly pleasant manners.
Mrs. Frank Jones Of POS d street northwest,
accompanied by her son Frank, who has been
quite i'll, will leave Thursday for Atlantic City,
where they will remain for two weeks and then
60 to New York.
Some OF the younger members Of the Y. NJ.
n. A. gave bus party yesterday to Silver
Spring. By the hospitality OF Mr. Burnette
the party stopped on his grounds.
Miss Maud Eppley has just returned from q
two weeks visit to Hynesboro Park.
Miss Nellie Bussey Of New York is visiting
Mrs John T. CallaGhan. 80 Grant place north
west
Miss Edith E. Cruit has gone to Poolesville,
Nd. where she will spend the remainder Of the
week.
Miss Evelyn Dawson Of Jacksonville, Md,
and Miss Maud Duvall of Baltimore are visiting
the Misses Brown, 230 North Capitol street.
Mr.. L. II. Fisher and family have gone to
their summer place in Virginia, Beach Grove,
where they will remain until September when
visit will be made TO the worlds fair.
Miss Mamie and Miss Nellie Forster left last
evening for a two months trip, visiting relatives
at Upper Sandusky, ohio.
Mr.. Radford s. Smith Of Tompkinsville,
Staten Island, N. Y, Is here to spend the Fourth
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. F. Smith
of Capitol Hill.
MIR. and Mrs. Joseph Geier have closed their
pleasant home at the corner Of 18th and H
streets northwest for the summer and have
gone for an extended trip throughout the
United States. They will first visit the Jersey
resort, Narragansett Pier, Newport Boston, Nj
agara Falls, and then go to California. stopping
on the way at the worlds fair and returning BY
the southern route, stopping in Mexico and all
the southern resorts Of any note. They will re-
turn in the late fall.
Mrs. VIM. Wall. gave a large party last Friday
night at waldene. Buck Lodge, Md, it being
the custom to offer this charming hospitality
to her young friends every summer. The spa
cious lawn was hung with lanterns, and dancing
began at 8, continuing until dawn, in large
pavilion built for that purpose. The guests
came ON from New York, PHILADELPHIA, Balti-
more. Washington, Virginia and from the sur
sounding county Gall parts Of it,. Among those
present were Miss Bertha johnson. Miss Clara
johnson, Miss Bessie Griffith, Miss Maud Bag
gett, Miss Lula Riggs, Miss Gertrude Miller,
Mrs. Cummins. Mrs. Kendall Miss Anna Far
quhar. Miss Sara Farquhar Miss Mary Halo
well, Miss Rose Henderson, Miss Maggie Hem
derson, Miss Mamie Poole. Miss Mamie Poole.
Miss Gassaway, Miss White. Miss Henshaw,
Miss Nurse and Messrs. White, johnson, Mum
caster. Hunter, Henderson, Mobley, Harlan.
Bennett, Hallowell, Nicholson, Williams, Sell
man and Belt.
Mr.. Charles C. Snow and wife have gone for
a two months stay at their cottage on the
Penobscot in Maine.
Mr.. and Mrs. Newton Written are spending
the month Of July at Old Orchard Beach, Me.
Mrs. W. II. Martin and her son Harry of
1914 Emerson street northeast have gone to
Oakfeld, N. Y. to spend the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs E. NJ. Wheat have issued cards
for the marriage Of their daughter, Miss Clara
r. Wheat. to Mr.. John P. Hubbard, Wednes-
day morning, July 5, 1893, at 10 o'clock, at
their residence, No. 905 II street northeast.
Mrs Geo. ". Engel and Miss Jessie W. Bray
ton Of 610 A street northeast have gone to
Chicago for a months visit at the worlds fair.
Miss Brayton will spend the remainder Of the
summer with friends in Wisconsin