Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-08-19
BETWEEN SEASONS.
Midsummer Gayeties Are on the
Wane.
RESTING FOR The WINTER.
Children of Public Officials Who
Claim Attention.
WHERE wAsHINGToNIANsAR ARE

Those who have had the good sense to rest
all the summer will Be in better trim for
the winter campaign. The Washington
colony at Bar Harbor seems to be uvelier
than at Newport. At the former place our
folks are doing pretty much all of the en-
PERTAINING. and certainly the part that
seems to have any element Of novelty
about it.
There are several able bodied rumors of
weddings Of sufficient Importance to create
more than ordinary comment during the
coming autumn. One young lady who has
been popular bridesmaid since her debut
9 few years back will not be able to Of
nciate In that capacity much longer. as she
Her engagement and prospective maria ye
be announced
1t will not be altogether strange II the ba-
bies and little children belonging to the ofic-
ial families of this administration would not
prove serious rivals 80 far as public inter
est Is concerned. to the grown up young
Joy Of several Of the other homes
Baby Ruth has not been seen yet at
tending to affairs Of state in her fathers
omce; President Cleveland does not SO in
Many Visitor Of shaT sas ss M
frolic with his grandfather in the inter-
Inns between the dispatch Of public bust
ness mess; the Secretary Of the Interior IL an
ture Of Mrs. Smith and their children
adorns his office desk and Master Smith
s nas the the pleasure Of riding on his pony be-
sac MS rather every morning as the latter
goes on horseback to his Office and home
again In the afternoon.
Little Margaret Bissell goes to the Post
once Department these nice cool mornings
with her father. He has been separated SO
many weeks from her ladyship that now
that she u back in town he likes to have
all OF her company that is possible.
The Lamont children are already nation
al characters in one sense. The eldest
daughters OF the Secretary Of War have a
Keen remembrance Of their former resi-
denee in this city. Their parents have long
advantages they have had these little
misses are naturally far ahead of other
children Of their years in genera! informa-
city last spring was the fact that oy 20 do inns
50 they would be obliged to break up the
pleasant school acQuaintances they had
Lafayette Square is ready for oceupan CIV
Mrs. Lamont will be only too happy to
return here and place Bessie. who is now
Miss Frances Lamont Is not five years YET.
30 she viii need no schooling for another
year.
Miss Bessie Lawton has gone to Atlantic
City for a few weeks.
Miss Wadsworth Of Vermont avenue IL
now at Old Point with her friend Mrs. H.
D. Underwood of Portland. Ore. The latter
has recently come east with her little son,
Ssxs s M,. WI be
n. Woodruff, daughter Of Paymaster WV.
woodruff, United States navy, who has
.s sa a sai y on sAs
Mr.. and Mrs. Cornelius Eckhardt are In
their new home No. 1225 New Jersey avenue
northwest where they will be pleased to see
Many well-known washinetonians are
summering at Colton's Point, Nd Among
those now there are Col w. o. Drew and
Wright Ms Seo sSs a ana y % MI M.
Yodsr wife and three children. Capt and
Mrs; rhos; ". Lay. Capt and Mrs. q. A:
family. Lieut.. Walter Brown and sister, W.
r; Berry. Capt. and Mrs Barnard. On
Thursday last; assisted by others Of the
ment for the benefit Of a religious society of
cially and otherwise; The fancy dancing by
and Masters Willie and Frank Yoder were
the features of the evening.
Mrs. NJ. E. Maitland and mother. Mrs. ].
g. Moss. and niece. Miss Marie Heinbruch.
have gone to Atlantic City for a month
Mrs. r. W. Gunnell and her daughter,
Miss Mamie. left this morning for Phila-
delphia and Atlantic City for a short stay.
Miss Lora harrington Hulse and Mr..
Archibald Cobb of Philadelphia were
Ess Gne1s Gn 5ss 9Th Of BY the
Church. Camden. Miss Hulse spent several
years in this city with her sister Mrs. Chas.
T. Lowell. and has many friends here.
DR.. and Mrs. H. +. Guss have returned
from an extended tour through the west
and the worlds fair.
Mrs. Theodore L. DeLand and daughters.
Eugenie and Theodore. Of LeDroit Park.
have returned from Ave weeks visit to
Chicago and vicinity.
Mar dor 1aor
ing for West End, Md.
Miss Carrie Abel has gone for an extend
ed visit with friends in Canton, Ohio.
Mr.. and Mrs. James G. Jester are at At
lantic City. They will return about the LIST
OF September.
The marriage Of Miss Josie F. Mcmahon
and Mr.. Joseph H. Hurley took place last
Rev. Father Dolan officiating. The bride
was becomingly attired in cream silk
Her hat matched in color and trimming.
she carried ssa 6oauet Of bride roses The
Of the bride; ]. Farrell. H. Daley and ].
Droney. After the ceremony a reception
was held at the future residence of the cou-
pie. The bride received many elegant gifts.
Among the recent Washington arrivals at
the hotels at Atlantic City are Mr.: and
kinton. Mrs. r. W. Scholl. Mr.. VIM. r.
Bushby, Miss Dorothy Marks, Miss Jennie
L. Ryder Miss Alice L. Freibus. W. 8.
Washburn, A. L. Conner, NJ. Ray Osborn.
Henry T. Johnson. Miss c. c. O'Neil. Miss
r. Ginesi. Miss L. RUSSELL Miss 8. Lans-
burgh. Mrs. T. B. Cunningham, Mrs Nc
Ferrer, Miss Reece Miss Evans. Mr.. L.
Muhleiser. son and daughter, Mrs. II. G.
and daughters, Miss Alexander, the Misses
Patten. Mrs. Brodix. Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. 8.
6tening and daughters
Mrs. ]. 8. Whitehead Of this city and her
daughter, Miss Christopher, who have been
In Chicago since the first of June, have left
there for an extended trip through the st.
Lawrence region, Canada, and the White
mountains. They will not be back in Wash
ington for six weeks or two months.
DR.. and Mrs. J. H. Moore and their little
daughter have returned home after a three
weeks stay in Atlantic City.
The Misses Kathleen Clanchy, Fannie
Graham and Lillian Wallingford. who were
accompanied by Mrs. VIM. Ray, have re-
turned from q two weeks stay at Lower
Cedar Point.
The Misses Agnes johnson and Magpte
LOTUS. chaperoned by Mrs Walker. will
accompany the Light Infantry to Atlantic
City.
The Misses Mary and Jennie Lotus will
leave this evening for Chocago to visit the
fair.
Mrs. William Shields who Is Just recover
ing from q severe illness, will soon leave for
Chicago and will return home by way Of
Niagara.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred W. Eberly have gone