Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-07-20
SOCIAL MATTERS,


Inc Future Home Of Secretary and Mrs.
Lamont-Personal Notes.
The future home Of Secretary Lamont O,
Lafayette square will DO put in complete orde,
and repair before the household belongings ar,
moved into 1t. From their first house hun tins
IN TINS city both the Secretary and Mrs Lamon,
were determined to get % near % possible Il
me "hi'e House, and they also wanted double
mouse. After Mrs. Lamont went through the
woods house, which they have leased, her mind
was pretty well made up that il was the bouse
she wanted and exactly in the right place. tn
her great satisfaction, therefore the
were brought to close on Monday morn
ing last. Mrs. Cleveland was as much inter.
ested ~ Mrs. Lamont in her house hunt;r. ma
inspected this old mansion with her.
The old house has rather an important soc;.,
history. Secretary Gideon Wells lived there
during the war. Senator stockton's family made
it their homo when they were Leaders in tbs
gay world Of fashion, and at different times
| since the Woods family Of New York have occu-
pied it. The last tenants were Mr.. and Mrs
Rowland Of New York, who will next winter live
in their recent purchsse--the Wanamaker
house on / street.
Secretary and Mrs. Lamont will h.va o..
neighbors Senator Brice, Mr.. Henry Adams and
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hay.
The Korean royal commissioner ana suite
numbering seven persons. will 60 in dsy or
Two to Berkeley Springs, where they win sped
the remainder Of the heated term.
Ambassador Patenotre has not vet solved the
house problem. The selection of future en-
passy ID left to him, and he 10 employing his
leisure hours since he returned from little
visit to Deer Park in looking over the available
large residences,
Lieut. and Mrs. L. L. Reamy and young son
are at Newport at present
Secretary and Mrs. Carlisle are expected
home this afternoon from Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur Hawxhurst Of SO P street
northwest, who are visiting the worlds fair,
will return about August 1.
Mrs. VIM. H. Trouland and family, Miss Rose
Trouland and Mrs Frank Blackstone are
stopping at River Springs, on the lower Potomac.
Miss Florence Brian Of Washington is at Re-
lay, Nd.
Mrs. Jennie W. Renshaw, accompanied by
her stepson and nephew, will leave for Caps
May on Tuesday to remain . month. On their
return they will visit the worlds far and
Niagara Falls.
Mr.. Andrew J. Lamb, formerly Of Washing
ton, and Miss Pattie Miller will be married in
Millersburg, Ky., on the afternoon Of August 1.
Mrs. Minnie Cook Of Baltimore and Miss
Nettie Payne Of this city will spend few week,
In Atlantic City.
Miss Price and Miss Emma Price Of Phila.
the worlds fair, are Visiting their cousins, Mr..
! and Mrs. Alex. A. Beall Of l64S Sad street.
Miss Annie Phunley Of 40S Il street leaves
this afternoon for Cincinnati. where she will
join her sister. Mrs. Drummer, and will then &c
to Chicago.
Miss Leila J. and Miss Maize B. Heron have
gone to Aurora. W. Va, to spend . few weeks.
Mrs. s. NJ. Tucker and Miss Rosie Stewart Of
Capitol Hill are spending mouth at Harper's
Ferry.
Mra J. p. Baker and daughter Of Capitol
Hill are spending three weeks at suannee Rest,
Md.
Mrs. Walter E. Newman and her children
have gone to the mountains TO stay the 70.
mainder Of the summer
The Mount Pleasant Dancing Club gave theiz
first reception Of Inglsside last evening The
large ball room Was handsomely decorated, and
the dance was great success.
Mrs. Fred. F. Matherson and her little daugh.
| ter are visiting Mn Matherson's mother, Nrs
JOS Cochran. 6S6 10th street northeast
Mr.. and Mrs. W. o. Kinney left today II
| spend a month at their country homo In Viz
| ginia.
| The following Washingtonians sail for Boston
today: Messrs. w. 8. Baker, w. C. Byrne, Jno
Byrne, G. P. Thayer, C. s. Fuller, Col 4 st
Clair Denver, Miss C. Denver, Mr.. and Mra z
B. Prescott. Miss NJ. Prescott and Messrs. Geo
R. Repetti, John J.. Repetti, Jnd Donnelly ans
Owen Donnelly.
DR. and Mrs. Bracket have gone west TO visi
friends and take in the Columbian exposition
The former will be away for about four weeks
but Mrs. Bracket will not return to the cit
before the middle Of September.
Mr.. W. Bartholomae left the city yesterda
accompanied by Mrs. Conradis for Colonia
Beach and Piney Point
The guests at "woodley Inn are gettin,
ready for q ball to be given them and thei
friends by the proprietor tomorrow evening.
| Mrs. L. P. seibold has returned home after
three months visit to New York. Chicago ant
Niagara Falls. At Chicago she was the guest o.
her son. L. p seibold, IT,, Of the Chicago Post
of Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Douglass, formerly o.
this city.
Some Of the members Of the Daisy Socia
Misses Soper, 220 ls1S street southwest, las
evening, in honor Of Miss Pearl Soper and Mis-,
Shipley. Those present were Misses Mabe
Evans, Alice Holmead, Ella Thompson. Mabe
| Dunn, Ella Anderson, Annie Sweeney, Alic<
Stout, Cecilia Garrison, Lily and Maggie
Aschenbach, Messrs. Noble Busey, Chas. Evans
Chas. Thomas, Harry Edmonston, John Norris,
Harry Holser, Edgar Holssr, Samuel Beach
Logan Kimball, Henry Cauferman, Luthe,
Fridley and Wallace Kimball.
Mrs. VIM. H. Young, accompanied by hel
daughters Mamie and Blanche and her niece
Miss Lily Forsythe, are summering in the Blue
Ridge mountains.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander II. Gait and son, Mas
ter Alexander Boiling Gait, are spending The
summer ut Max Meadows, In the mountains oil
southwestern Virginia
Chief Engineer johnson and family hav,
gone for the summer to the mountains Of wss
Virginia and In the fall expect 10 60 to tn,
worlds fair.
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