Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-08-22
SEASHORE AND MOUNTAINS.
Where Well-Known Prople are Spending
the Summer.
Summer Gayeties at the Resorts
Personal Gossip of GEN.
eral Interest.

of the present fina kcial stringency that con-
fdence among New York entertainers has
not been impaired, and that the dates for
the three Patriarch balls have already been
set by the wise and longheaded managers
| who have charge of the most interesting
and most important feature of winter in
the metropolis. The first ball is announced
for the 18th of December the second on the
sth of January and the third for February
5.
Baron Fava has had Mr.. Cesareo Orisini,
me special representative of his majesty the
KING OF Italy, at the worlds fair with him
up at Stamford, New York. Baron Fava
mas now returned to his summer home
there. after a short stay in this city.
MI. fung Ju, the new Chinese minister, Is
expected here some time this week with his
retinue of eighty-two persons The party
will be at the Arlington until the minister
settles upon house. 1t is said that nego-
tiations have been in progress by the Chi
nese government for the Morton house. but
so far no conclusion has been reached nor
self
The engagement Of Mr.. Albert Stabler
and Miss Lena Janney, daughter of Mr..
Bernard Janney of Georgetown. is
nounced.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederic l.. Moore and
daughter have gone to Block Island. and
will go to Chicago.
Mrs. ]. F. Wilson and daughter are at
the Highlands. Forest Glen, the home Of
her father, Mr.. Alfred Ray. Mr.. Wilson
after which he will take trip to the
northern part of Michigan and Wisconsin.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. H. Gaskins and laughter
| left yesterday for Chicago intending to
stop on the way at the White Sulphur
Springs. and coming home at Niag~a.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. c. Garden entertained
company last night at their residence. 633 Z
street southeast. to meet their guests the
Misses McMullen of Baltimore. Vocal and
instrumental music and a number of clever
recitations were pleasant features of the
evening. Among those present were Mr..
Soper the Misses Hartley, the Misses Lee,
Miss Clara Latham and the Messrs. Gar
len, after greatly enjoying their visit to
this city, will leave for home on Thursday.
Miss Blanche Newman, who has been
turned last night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Townsend Burden
gave cotillion last night at Fairlawn, their
Newport home, for their daughter, Miss
Evelyn Burden. Among those present from
this city were Mrs. and the Misses Rrice,
Miss Belknap, Mr.. and Mrs. Michael Her.
bert, and Mr.. Raymond lie CHAT.
Mrs. F. c. McCathran and little daugh-
ter. accompanied by Miss Lucie Prospect
left on Tuesday for Pen Mar and Wayncs-
boro, Pa, and will be away for several
weeks.
Mrs. Enoch Edmonston. Miss May Ed
monston. Mrs. E. II. Taylor, Misses Annie
turn from their trip to the mountains of
Virginia next week.
Miss s. Schlomberg of Canton, Miss, is
the guest of Miss Maggie Hoy
Mrs. z. H. Rowe and daughters of wichi-
ia, Kan. are visiting friends at All Sd street
northwest.
Miss Della Cady is visiting friends at
Harper's Ferry
Miss Mary F. Rowe of Wichita, Kan for
merly principal of the Seaton School, will
be in the city visiting friends for a few
days
and Miss Clara b. McFaI. accompa MED
| by Messrs. Ed. Harding and Fred Parker
of Harper's Ferry, took a ten-mile bicycle
run through the country. and upon their
return they were entertained at a supper
at which the Misses Belle Farr, Rose Par
ker of Harper's Ferry. Miss Cora Slicer.
| Miss Ella Slicer and Messrs. Will Carlyn
George McClare, Percy Levy. all of Har-
| per's Ferry, were also present
Mr. and Mrs. Dorsey Clagett are again
at their home, IA goth street northwest
MIS-. Ciagett accompanied her husband to
Chicago. where he has been commission
er to the worlds fair from this District
Mr.. and Mrs. A. C. shannon are at the
worlds fair for two or three weeks.
Mrs. r. Botsch has gone to the worlds
| fair.
Miss Lillian Sherman arrived home Satur-
! day after a months visit with friends at
Holy Beach and Cape May
Mrs. George klenk and children have re-
turned home from Colonial Beach.
| Miss May Gibson has returned from a
| three weeks stay at Colonial Beach
| cards have been received here announc-
| Ing the marriage at Los Angeles. Cal. on
August of Mr.. Henry q. Clark to Miss
Mary T.. Burton. Mr.. Clark formerly re-
| sided in this city, where he was raised and
/ has many warm friends here.
| Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Sautter have gone to
! Atlantic City for two weeks
| Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Helmus and Miss
Mammie and Miss Carrie Relmus have
| gone TO Chicago for two weeks
| The Misses Emma and Mamie Platz and
| Miss Emma Schmidt have gone to Atlantic
| City for two weeks
| Rev. Frederick d. Power and Mrs
! Power and daughter are at Newport News
| Va, for short rest.
| Miss Elkins and Miss Grace Davis assist
ed Mrs. Ralph Trautman at the reception
given by her yesterday at the worlds fair
| In the New York state building in honor
| OF the West Point cadets.
| Mrs X. A Downs and her sister Miss
| Annie Parish, daughter of w. F. Parish Of
| the second auditors Office, are visiting the
| Chicago fair. Ne
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