Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-08-02
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
How Washington People Are Spending the
Summer Months.
Many Are Travelling in Europe and
So Escape Hot Weather.
Personal Notes.

From letters from abroad received by
| friends in this city it is learned that Bishop
and Mrs. Hurst and Miss Hurst nave been
travelling recently in Holland. They are in
| excellent health and are having q most en-
joyable trip.
| Mrs. J. s. Whitehead and her daughter
Miss christopher. who are spending the
summer abroad. have been for several
weeks In Holland. They plan to reach Paris
early in August.
| Mr.. William Edwsrd Goshen Of the En-
| glish embassy, who came on from New Lon
don in order to lcck after business matters
! at the legation, will return to New London
| in a few days.
| Mr.. William G. Eustis, who returned to
this country from his shooting box in Ire
| land a short time ago. sailed for Europe
| again yesterday.
Among the Westinghouse who are now
in Paris are Mr. Jules Demonet, Mr.. Harry
Moses, Mr.. William Rudy. Mr.. Leroy Tay-
| lor, Mr.. Elphonzo Youngs, Mrs. Nourse, Mr.
| X. Malt, Mrs. Evans and Mr.. j. Bischon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allison Nailor We're regis
tered recently in Paris.
Mrs. Logan will leave town in few days
| for visit to her son. John A. Logan, jr.,
| in New London. Afterward she will visit
| friends at Newport and in October sail for
| Europe.
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Washington few weeks ago to spend the
summer abroad. have arrived in Paris. Their
trip across the Atlantic was a remarkably
smooth and pleasant one.
Lieut.. -. MGR. Winslow, U. s. N, sailed
| for Europe yesterday.
Mr.. C. H. Sheriff. returned from Europe
on Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. W. Burdette, Miss Bur-
| detto and Mr.. H. H. Burdette have gone
| in nd
| From letters recently received by friends
of Mr.. and Mrs. Parker Mann. 1t is learned
| that they are now In Holland, where Mr..
Mann is making sketches for his next
| years work.
Mr.. U. s. Dunbar. the artist. left yester-
| day for an extended trip west His objec-
| tive point IS st. Paul.
Mrs. Cornelius Gardiner. wife Of the
| Washington correspondent of the Chicago
| Post. and herself a well-known literary
| woman. left yesterday to spend a month
| on the Maine coast.
| Mr.. and Mrs. William Ballantyne tr
have been at 'Sconset. Island of Nantucket.
| for a fortnight past. They expect to return
| by the last OF the week.
| Mr.. Campbell Darlington is among the
| Wasningtonians who have registered re-
| Gently in Paris.
Mr.. L. V. O'Toole has returned from a
| fcrtnight's stay on the st. Lawrence and
| the great lakes.
Judge Shellabarger and family are at
| Spring Lake. n. J.
| Gen. Boynton. who has been in town for
/ day two. will return tomorrow to New
| Falmouth. Buzzard's Bay, where Mrs. Boyn-
| ton is staying.
| Mr.. Willard Fracker has left town for a
vacation in the rAJ.irondacks
| Mr.. ]. Lansburgh is at the West End,
| Long Branch.
| Mrs William, a. Rnyd oDd cbildrap
| ocmpanied by her friend, Miss Emily Do
| rath, will spend August at Orkney Springs.
Miss Alice West is visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
| Calvin Farnsworth at their cottage at
| Arundel-on-the-Bay.
| Mrs. George w. Anderson of Richmond,
Va. is visiting her sister at 316 Elm street.
| lie Droit Park. where she will be pleased to
| see ner friends
The marriage of Mr.. John r. Crowley to
| Miss Emma Phillips took place at the par
sonage of Rev. c. c. Meador last evening
| at 7:30 o'clock. The bride was attired In a
rich suit of gray novelty silk with hat and
| gloves to match. After the ceremony the
happy couple left for New York and
Niagara, where they will be gone for two
weeks, and after their return will be at
home at their residence, IDS 9th street
southwest a'-,..t
\ Mrs George w. Connor and Miss Nellie
| Conner Of New York avenue have left for
a months stay at Atlantic City.
| Miss Daisy Ecklofr Of 500 F street south
| west has left for two weeks sojourn in
| St. Mary's county. Nd. She goes with the
| hopes of receiving benefit from the change.
One of the pleasant social events of the
| season took place at the residence Of the
| Misses Lane on G. street between North
| Capitol and LIST streets on Monday evening,
| in honor of Miss Elizabeth Lanes twenty
| first birthday. The company was enter
| tanned by several choice songs by Mr. Joe
| Mcdonnell. after which a bountiful repast
| was served, and dancing was INDUCED in
| till a late hour. An eng the guests We're
| Mr.. Joe Mcdonnell, Mr.. and Mrs. o. Day,
Mr.. and Mrs. o. Grady. Mr.. and Mrs. F.
Linn, Misses McGinnis. +. Caherty and o.
| Donnell. Messrs. Sheehan. Beck, Collins
Murphy and Chauncy McGinnis.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Hendley left today
for Newport. Boston, and Brookline, Maine.
| Miss Anita Hendrie. who has been spend
Ing the past four weeks at the seashore,
| has fully recovered from her long illness.
Giles Shine and wife Q-avinia Shannon)
left the city on Wednesday to visit friends
near Philadelphia, from whence they will
leave in a week for New York.
Miss Amy L. May has just returned from
Cheshire. Conn, where she has been visit
ing school friend. Miss NJ. l.. Williams.
| DIR. f. Oliver Belt has returned from
visit to Boston and Narragansett Pier.
The Philharmonic Quartet, accompanied
| 81, on the steamship Fairfax from Balti-
| more for Boston well-earned pleasure
| trip. Miss Simonds will remain there while
the others go on to the White mountains.
| Mrs. James X. Gibson, Mrs. Geo. A. F.
| Fox and Master Harry Aue are spending a
| few weeks at Locust Hill, Va.
| Miss Gardie w. Gibur. Miss Nina b.
| Franklin and brother are at Asbury Park
and will visit Long Branch and New York
| before they return.
Mr.. John c. Schroeder is summerlng with
his family at Atlantic City and will not
| return until October /.
Mr.. and Mrs. Timothy ]. Brown have re-
| turned to the city after a brief honeymoon
| spent at Harper's Ferry. They will be at
home to their friends after August 3, at
a45 street southwest.
Quite number Of Westinghouse are
summering at Raliegh's on the Potomac
near Point Lookout. Among them are Mr.
and Mrs. Walter W. Humphrey and little
daughter Virsis, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Shattuck and daughter Carrie, Capt. and
| Mrs. Caslow, Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Nc
Intyre, Mr.. and Mrs. Bassett and baby
Miss Stella florence Master Joseph Tor
renee. Mr., Deknight, Master Hugh De
knight, Mrs. Campbell and baby and
Master Albert Haight. Grabbing }ishing,
sailing, dancing and bathing are daily en-