The Washington times., 1895-05-28

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enthusiastically into all the gaieties of
the London season.
Mrs. CurZon is looking forward with
pleasure TO the early coming of her two
sisters, the younger, still a school girl,
greatly resembling her elder sister in per-
| sonal beauty, who will speud a portion of
| the early summer as the guests of the Hon.
| George aud Mrs Curzon
Their residence on Carlton House Ter
| raceis adjoining that of Mrs. ]. w Mackay
aud one OF the most elegant places in the
! neighborhood, Mrs. Curious grace and
| distinguished beauty has already rendered
her social reign most gratifying tribute
! TO the worth aud beauty OF American
womauhood.
One OF the hGudsomest dinners of the sea-
| son was given at the Waldorf last Monday
| evening in New York, by Mr. John A.
| Logan, Jr., which partook OF the nature
| OF an anti-luck banquet, insomuch as thir-
| teen sat down To the table This state of
/ affairs was entirely due to chance as the
! Invitations were Issued without regard to
such an arrangement and only at the last
1 moment was the coincidence noticed This,
however, in no way detracted from the
enjoyment of the guests, and the beautiful
Astor dining hall. where the banquet was
! served, never presented a more brilliant
/
| and white roses in prodigal profusion.
| Most of the guests were members Of the
| Tandem Club, and the occasion was greatly
| enjoyed by all present.
Mrs. Gen. Logan, who has been visiting
! her son and his wife in Illinois is shortly
| expected back TO Calumet Place previous
| TO making her plans for the summer
Mrs. Kirk Michler and family are sum-
mering at Atlantic City, where they have
| spent the past two seasons at the Mel
| bourne.
Miss AIsan Wilson viii soon leave the
| city 10 spend the summer in Pennsy ylyania
| Mrs. Malcolm Henery, with her baby boy,
Will soon leave for California, where she
/ will spend the summer with her relatives.
Mr.. Louis Finney has received an invita-
tioD To go to Kiel, and will leave Washing
ton the 1st of June.
Mrs. W. B. Moses has in contemplation a
trip abroad, as she wishes to spend the
summer at Carlsbad in order to take
course of the waters at that place.
Mr.. William Wilson and family will
spend the summer at Gaithersburg, where
they have taken a house forthe season.
Miss Rose Elizabeth Cleveland, during
her stay at Palm Beach, Florida, early in
the spring, became a member OF the Epis-
copal Church. AS the Presidents sister
has been a stanch Presbyterian all her
life and greatly interested in church af-
fairs, her joining the Episcopal Church is
naturally matter of more than usual inter-
est 10 her friends.
Mr.. Crosby S. Noyes aud Mr. John W
Thompson have started upon another trip
TO Japan This will mark the second time
that the latter has made this journey and
the third time that Mr. Noyes has within
recent years visited the Flowery Kingdom
Senor Sagrario, first secretary OF the
Spanish legation in this city, having been
appointed minister to Bogata, will sail
for South America on the Soth instant.
Seuor Sagrario is among the most popular
members of the diplomatic corps ever sta
toned in Washington, and in going to
his new post OF honor, will take with him
the good wishes of host of friends.
Mrs. Charles Murray, of New York, is in
the city for a visit to her mother, Mrs.
Mary E. Nealy, at the latter's home on W
street.
Quite q Washington colony will sum-
mer at Lakeside Park, Lake Ontario, this
season. Among those who will occupy
cottages are Mrs. Bushrod Robinson and
her daughter, Mrs. Yates, with her little
grand daughter, who will leave on the
first of June Mrs. Robinson has leased-the
HOLIDAY cottage, formerly occupied by
Mrs. Heaven, OF this city. Mr. T. G. AL
vord Jr., has taken another of the cottages
on the shore, "Redcote,' and will accom-
pany his wife and children to take possession
early in the coming month Mrs. Freeman
and her son will occupy blue Cottage
in the park during the hot months, after a
visit to Nova Scotia, for which they will
shortly leave. Yet another resident, Mrs.
G.. II. Wilcox and family, have rented Al
thea Cottage in the row, and have already
taken possession for the season.
A bright little woman, who occupied the
| position of city editor upon one of the recent
| woman's edition of a newspaper, has en-
bodied her sentiment since the publication
in neat little parody, which is worthy
of publication. The stanZa reads:
II would not live aiway;
/ ask not to stay,
While woman's editions
Are the fad of the day.
Society will be surprised by the an
| nouncement that Miss Marie Schiller,