Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-07-22
UP AT DEER PARK.
Many Washingtonians Enjoying the Cool
Air OF the Mountains.

many Washfngtontans Enjoying the Cool
Air OF the Mountains.
Correspondents Of The Evening Star
DEER PARK, Nd, July 1e, 1893
a brief moment upon the wide portiooes ID
like glimpse into any Of the official ss ther-
ings at the capital familiar are the faces seen
and the gossip repeated. Within the first week
many prominent arrivals have sweIled the list.
Conspicuous among them NJ. Patenotre. the
French minister. whose coming and going was
attended by all the futter surrounding the un-
expected Like . blessing in disguise the dis
tinguished diplomat made his appearance last
Sunday evening. and before the hearts u fsiy
msidens ready for conquests had quieted down
presto, the conquering hero had fed.
Mrs Ross Thompson and her baby Dor sss
universal favorites in the community.
The Countess Esterhazy accompanied hv her
maid and Mrs. Bodies arrived on Monday. Thew
occupy suite Of apartments on the second
noor and, rs vet, have not made their appear
ance in public. IL IL understood that the
countess n DESTROYS OF resting after her
journey, not being in very robust benlth
this season. Mr.. and Mrs. VIM THOMPSON
Harris, 80 popular among an extended
mother, Mrs. Miles. and aunt, MIRA Eilicott of
Baltimore, who preceded them from Wash
ington by q week Mr.. Harris and wife Win re-
main until September, when they viii visit the
exposition
Mr.. Harry Burdetts. has been the guest q
Mrs Chaplin for the past fortnight
Capt George T. Lemon arrived on Monday
night Is the guest Of Maj. and Mrs. Tucker
for q short stay. On Tuesday the party, sc-
companied by Mr.. and Mrs. Jas f. Barbour
and their daughters drove over TO Oakland.
upon which occasion Capt Lemon was the host
a
Two Of the most stylish turnouts on the drive
are owned by Mr.. James T. Barbour and Maj
Tucker. Mrs. BArbour's yellow buckboard.
drawn by aspirited team Of bays, with coach
man in full livery and high top boots. presents
an animated picture. The major and hIs wife
drive blooded pair purchased from the famed
Logan stock farm in Illinois. To the credit Of
the humane society none Of the Deer part
steeds have their tails docked, but even this
blessing fails Of its full appreciation in q eli
mate exceptional FOR its absence OF tormeDting
insects
Mrs. Queen has been confined 10 her bed for
the past week with nervous prostration, during
which period she has found q devoted nurse in
Mrs. Audenried, who has shared the admiral
responsibility.
Col +. D. Mussey Of the Cincinnati CONNER
cidi Gazette made flying visit to Deer Parh for
the enjoyment OF q breath Of fresh, pure air
after his extended sojourn In Chicago, leaving
on Tuesday for Cincinnati.
fe!meetef 6eneral Nm- A. smith who nne
boon the guest Of MAJ and Mira Tucker, left on
Monday for Washington. His wife and family
are spending the summer at Lock Port
Mra Crook has returned from Chicago and
has ~ her guests the Misses McFarlans Of
Washington. The generals widow owns and
occupies one OF the most picturesquely situSted
places In the neighborhood OF Oakland, COM
mandinR q magnificent view Of mountain and
valley for many miles in extent. Living quistly
alone throughout the year, Mrs Crook gathers
around her q congenial circle OF warm personal
friends, and in the extension OF generous hos-
pitaiity finds . pleasant variety IN her self-
imposed Punishment from the gay world.
Miss Cnthbert Of Washington 10 the guest 81
Mrs Chaplin at her pretty Deer Park cottage.
Other washington,ans recently arrived Of
Deer Park and Oakland are Mira Chaxles
Bispham. Miss Bisphsm, r. ". Coleman, Miss
Mary Coleman, Miss @. c. Smith, g. W. Has,
kins, L. ID. Chiids, DR.. /. b Robinson end
family, Mrs. A. Morris and daughter, Mira a
F. King and family, Mrs. @. r. Arnold and Mr..
z Harris, wife and daughters.