Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-05-18

later will go to Europe.
Representative and Mrs. Dalzell and
family will start about the 1st of June for
Pittsburg, to remain for most of the sum
mer.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Dunn will summer
at Colorado Springs, where they will go the
LIST Of June.
Mrs. Vance and Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Martin will go early in June to their home
in North Carolina. 1t is located in the
Black mountains, most picturesquely sit
uated and the ideal spot for genuine
summer rest While 1t Ia the property Of
her son, Mrs. Vance always refers to it as
her particular pride, as she personally d.
rected the building of the greater part Of
the house, as well as the identifying of the
pleasure grounds around It,
Mrs. d. r. Mckee and her mother, Mrs.
Dunn, who have been abroad the past year,
will lie home in time to attend the class
day exercises at Yale, where the elder
son of the former will be among the grad
yates. Mr.. and Mrs. Mckee and their sons
will summer at Nonquitt, where they have
a villa.
Mrs. Bahkmetiff, who spent the winter
here with her mother, Mrs. Beale, has
sailed for Europe, and will soon rejoin her
husband, the Russian minister at Athens,
Greece.
Mrs. E. F. Beale will probably summer
at Deer Park, as has been her custom of
late years.
Miss Gale has taken a cottage at Nara
gansett, of which she will take possession
early In June to spend the summer.
Mrs. Buckingham and Miss Freeman will
probably go. as usual, to their country
seat in Lebanon county, Pa, for the en-
tire summer.
Mrs. and Miss Bonaparte have taken q
house at Casenovia, N. Y, where they will
go when the weather grows warm here.
Mrs. Childs, who is now looked on as a
Washington resident, will spend the sum-
Iner months at her place at Elberon, Long
Branch.
Mr. and Mrs. Whittemore, Mr.. Wilcox
and Miss Aline Wilcox will go abroad
again this summer, and will sail the first
week IN June. They were abroad about SIX
months last year.
Lieut.. and Mrs Glover, who have been
away over a year, and but recently re-
turned, will summer in California at their
lovely home at Napa. They leave here
early in June.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gardiner Hubbard have
closed their home on Connecticut avenue
ana are now at their country place. Later
abroad.
Mrs. A. Graham Bell is now in Europe,
with her children, with the intention of
placing them in school,
Mrs. and the Misses Reynolds are going
to Atlantic City for a couple of weeks, and
Will spend the warm weather at GlouceS-
ter, Mass.
Mrs. ]. Fairfield Carpenter has been in
town the past week. and will summer at
Casanova.
Mrs. and Hiss Tuckerman will go to
Stockbridge. Mass, for the summer, where
they have a fine home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ffoulke and family are also
likely to join the Washington colony at
Casanova.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hay have a fine sum-
mer home in New Hampshire awaiting
them.
Mr.. and Mrs. DePyster and their younger
daughters have gone to Casanova, where
they will remain all summer. Miss De-
Pyster sails June to spend three months
In continental travel
Mrs. and Miss Morgan, wife and daugh-
ter of Treasurer Morgan, will leave about
the first Of June for their place, "Boni-
brook, near Bridgeport, Conn.
Mr.. and Mrs. U. H. Painter will summer
at their place at Long Branch.
Professor and Mrs. Emmons are now at
Atlantic City and will, as usual. go to sew
eral northern resorts during the summer.
Senator and Mrs. Cabot Lodge are going
abroad.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arnold Hague are going
abroad.
Mr.. and Mrs. Montgomery will soon close
go to their summer home on the Hudson.
General and Mrs. Innis Palmer will sum-
mer at Oakland. where they expect to have
visit from their daughter, Mrs. Swift.
DR.. and Mrs. ]. D. Jones will join the
always charging Washington circle at Bar
Harbor.
Mrs. Julian James will summer in Eu-
rope.
Mrs. Hunt is also going abroad, while
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to Atlantic City and then to Narrangan-
sett.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon Cumming and fam
lily will remain abroad.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip E. Chaplin will go
to Deer Park.
Ex-senator and Mrs. Mcpherson will re-
main here till the weather grows too warm
for comfort and then return to their New
Jersey home. Miss Mcpherson is foremost
management of her stylish pair being
greatly admired.
General and Mrs. Schofield will start soon
for the west and spend several months in
the inspection tour, which the former will
make previous to his retirement. Next
winter they will spend in Europe.
Senator and Mrs. Brice are as yet unde-
cided where they will spend the summer,
whether at Newport or travelling In the
west. doing the Yellowstone. etc Having
the luxury of their own car this latter
could be accomplished in a most delightful
way. After closing their house here, how
ever, they will go out to their home at
Lima, Ohio, for stay Of some length.
DR.. and Mrs. Mackay-Smith will probably
go abroad for the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Riggs and Miss
Kate Riggs, who have been so much liked
here are to the general regret about to
leave this city and settle out in Tacoma,
Washington state.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. S. Rowland will be prob
ably heard of very frequently among the
entertainers in Newport.
General and Mrs. Van Vliet will soon go
to their lovely home, Shrewsbury, N. J.
Years ago Mrs. NJ. V. Dahlgren used to
drive from this city to her South mountain
home, having fresh horses to meet her
comfortable family carriage at various
points along the road. Lately, however,
she is not able to stand the fatigue IL
cumbent upon such a journey. Her coun-
try seat makes an ideal summer home, and
she is always glad for the time to come
to return to it. :
Mrs Washington Mclean and Mrs Bugh-