Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-06-12
SOCIAL MATTERS,
The President and Mrs. Cleveland's Outing
-Personal Notes of Interest.

1t is expected up at Buzzard's Bay, Mass,
that Gray Gables will be occupied for at least q
part of this summer by President and Mrs.
Cleveland. Some Of Mrs. Cleveland's mos,
intimate friends say that she will 20 there very
soon, and that the President will in all proba-
bility make little stay with his family about
the 4th. There is nc question but that the
President and Mrs. Cleveland are enjoying
more quiet at their Woodlev lane home than
has ever been possible for them in this city.
They have a great many visitors. but thew are
all invited ones. The long evenings and morn
lngs give opportunities for recreation and rest
that would not be possible at the White House,
but the attractions of their home in Massachu-
sstts are even greater, and their real summer
outing will be enjoyed there.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. ]. Waters have issued cards
for the marriage of their daughter, Miss Mary
Eugenia Waters, to Mr.. Benjamin Prosise at
the Immaculate Conception Church, Wednes-
day evening, June 81. A reception will follow
al 1918 Vermont avenue from 8 to 10 p. m.
Mrs. Phil Sheridan and her family will leave
this week for Chicago to make long visit TO
the world fair before going to her summer
home In Massachusetts
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. r. Mckee will 60 this week
to Chicago before commencing their summer
travels.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Barney AID their chill.
dren are in Chicago now, but will 60 later on
to Bar Hsrbor for the summer months.
The Newport season has commenced, al.
though for fortnight it is not expected that
there viii be much entertaining. Mrs. Fred W.
Vanderbilt has the credit of giving the first
dinner party Of the season one night last week
1t is said that one-half of the New York cot
tagers have arrived. The British ambassado,
and family will have the Bonaparte villa this
summer, but they are in no special hurry te
leave town vet.
Baron Fava has taken suite Of rooms ut g
hotel in Stamford, in the Catskills, where he
and the baroness will spend most of the heated
term.
The foreign colony at Lenox will be i'm.
portant. but net very large. The Russian min
lister, Prince Cantacuzene, has taken q cottage
there, and Prince and Princess Ruspoli Of the
Italian embassy are also expected
Mr.. warder has arrived at his cottage q,
LenoI. the kneeland place, preparing for the
coming Of his family.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Mclean left town las,
week.and they will spend most of the summer al
their villa at Bar Harbor.
Mrs. David d. Porter and Lieut.. and Mrs.
Logan are at their Conanicut cottage for the
summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Titan Coffey and Mr.. John
Chew and his children will leave town today for
their summer home at Spring Lake.
The Bonapartes have gone to Beverly, Mass
for the summer, where there will be q large
colony OF Washingtonians, including the Henry
Mays, the Pattens, the Bughers and Hazsns
Rev. and Mrs. J. ]. Muir will celebrate their
twenty-fifth wedding anniversary this evening
from 7:30 to IL o'clock at their residence Sd
street northwest
Miss Cleone Daniels, formerly of this city.
but now the leader Of the choir in one Of the
largest churches in Sioux City. Iowa, is visiting
for few weeks the Misses Topham, 1910 10th
street northwest.
Miss Carrie White Of Baltimore is the guest
Of Miss August, ass New York avenue north
west.
Mrs. W. L. Humphrey and son Of l72e 9Th
street northwest left the city ON Sunday morn
ing for Doners Grove. ILL.,, near Chicago. to
visit her parents. and then make q stay in
Chicago to enjoy the worlds fair. Mrs
Humphrey expects to be gone about three
months.
The wedding of Miss Ora NJ Glascock and
Baldwin s. Moore is announced for the 2sth at
st. Andrews Church Miss Glascock is the
daughter of the late Capt Alfred Giascock Of
noted confederate fame in Col Mosby's COM
mand Mr.. Moore is the son of the late Chief
Justice Moore of Texas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles W. Lambert and Miss
Nellie Irwin of Pniladelphia are visiting their
aunts, Mira Rover and Mrs. McBeth, at 500 LIST
street.
Mr.. David Tally. Mr.. James Tally, wife and
little daughter Mabel left this morning for a
visit to Boston, Newport, Narragansett Pier
and Block leland. They will spend the sum-
rner on the Atlantic coast.
Admiral Russell and daughters will spend
the summer at Casenovia. NY.
Miss Helen NJ. Luss of Massachusetts avenue
has returned to her home after q four months
visit with friends in the north
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard N. Towson left the
city Saturday for Nebraska via Chicago. and
Will be absent several months.
Parzelia Circle held the last meeting Of the
season at the home Of the president. Mrs. Dieu-
donne. A twenty minutes essay upon scientific
topics of the day was read. Those present
were Mrs. c. s. Morrison. Mrs W, W. Case.
Mrs. John I. Hick, Mrs. Esther Downs, Mrs.
Helen Hall. Mrs. F. Diendonne. Misses Strick.
Ter. Miss Maize Sinclair. Miss Marie Dieudonne
and Prof. j. Is. Carpenter. The circle does not
convene again until September.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Bickel have issued
cards announcing the marriage OF their daush-
mour. June 8. at St Paul, Mimi.
Mrs. P. II. Fitzhugh and family have left the
city and are visiting her parents in Virginia.
On her return she will occupy her new house on
18th street and kenesaw avenue, Mt Pleasant,
ID. c.
Mrs. Ella B. Washington Of West Virginia.
vice regent Of Mt Vernon. has been spending
a few days with Mrs. Thomas W. Buckley at
The Nipples, p" Woodley lane.
Mr.. Mervyn C. Buckley leaves on Wednesday
for West Point Military Academy to commence
bis four years course as q cadet.
quiet but very pretty ceremony took place
at noon today at the Calvary Baptist Church.
corner Sth and H streets northwest. DIR.
Greene, the pastor. officiating, uniting in mar
riage Mr.. Frank Ramsey Of New Brunswick.
y. s., to Miss Catherine White of
this city. The bride wore handsome
gown of white lansdowne, trimmed with lace
and ribbons, q white leghorn hat, and carried
large bouquet OF white sweet peas. She was
the recipient Of large number of handsome
presents. Mr.. and Mrs. Ramsey left at ESQ
pm. for New York, Boston and other points,
en- route to their future home in Nova Scotia
AMERICAN MARINES LANDED.