Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-07-15
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
Secretary and Mrs. Carlisle Are Home
Again.
The Olneys Have n Charming1y Quiet
Time at Falmouth
Personals.

Personals.
Mrs. Carlisle returned on Saturday night
with the Secretary and Mr.. Logan Car
| Isle. who has just returned from Europe.
The Secretary and his wife have greatly
enjoyed their trip to Massachusetts, and
its seashore attractions. They made
lengthy visit with the Misses Hamlin who
have one of the prettiest cottages on the
point at Marion, Mass, and who are in the
center of a most delightful society of
| twenty or thirty friends, continually in
terested in the enjoyment of each other.
Secretary and Mrs. Carlisle also made
short visit to Secretary and Mrs Olney
None of the intimate friends of the Presi-
dent and his wife have as yet been told
what the name of the new baby will be,
nor have any persons outside of Gray
Gables family had the pleasure yet of see
ing the third daughter of the house of
Cleveland.
President Cley Gland spent Sunday in his
| customary quiet way. Mrs. Cleveland is
getting along well and the baby is thriving
The weather has been very favorable since
the birth of the little one. and the doctor
President took short carriage drive yes
terday afternoon. Mr.. E. c. Benedict's
steam yacht Oneida dropped anchor in the
harbor at o'clock last evening. Mr.. Bene-
dict and family and several guests are on
board.
Secretary and Mrs. Carlisle will make a
tour of the great lakes next month, and
| will leave here about the lst of August.
The Secretary of State and Mrs. Olney
are thoroughly infatuated with the quiet
and retirement of their summer home at
Falmouth, Mass. 'Just at present their
daughter. Mrs. Minot, and her son are visit
ing her late husbands relations at Bar
I1arbor. and the Olney home is just a trifie
Quieter than usual. Mrs. Olney makes,
however, frequent visits to Gray Gables
and to the homes of her friends in the
vicinity.
Mrs. Fuller was in New York Saturday to
| meet her daughter, Miss Catherine Fuller
who has been in Europe since early spring,
and has been seriously ill lately, so that It
was thought best to bring her home. She
has been taken to Boston, and will remain
at sanltarium there until she RECEIVERS her
health.
Invitations have been received here for
the marriage of Mr.. Kenesaw Mountain
Lands. private secretary to the late Secre-
tary Gresham, and Miss Winifred Reed,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John F. Reed of
at the home of the brides parents on
Thursday, July %. The bride-elect is a
sister of Mrs. Eckels. wife of Controller
Eckels, and has many f4iends here. Mr..
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matte and social circles. who will read this
announcement with pleasure. After a short
wedding trip to Europe. the couple will re-
side in Chicago. where Mr.. Lands will en-
gage in the practice of law.
The japanese minister, Mr.. Kurino Is at
Newport for the summer.
Ex-President Harrison, Mrs. Mckee and
her children are going to camp in the Adj
rondacks, near First lake. for the summer
Mr.. Harrison and young Ben. are already
on hand, and Mrs. Mckee will join them by
Wednesday.
Baron and Baroness Fava are at New
London, Conn.,. for the summer.
Mrs. w. A. Harries Of Wistaria Lodge,
Lakeland, Nd, is now in the vicinity of
Keuka lake, N. Y, where she will spend the
summer.
Misses Lizzie Shea and Mamie Basset are
at Coltons for a sojourn of several weeks.
Mrs. and Miss Dandy, wife and daughter
Of Gen. Dandy. with Mr.. George Dandy.
will leave Omaha today for this city, and,
after a short stay at Soldiers Home, go to
jamestown. r. l., for the summer. where
Gen. Dandy will Join them.
Mrs. J. C. Cox and Mrs. g. A. Cahill and
daughter, Miss Irene Cahill, are at Piney
Point.
Mrs. Chas. W. Cunningham is spending a
short season at Cape May with friends.
after which she will visit Bloomfield, N. ].
Later she will visit her sister in Providence.
r. l., returning home in October.
Miss Dixon Of Virginia, niece of DR.. VIM.
Dixon of the navy, is on a visit to Miss
Mary E. Johnston Of Georgetown.
Miss Katie Edwards of Philadelphia is
visiting Miss Helen Reed of Capitol Hill.
Miss Nettie Collett of 20 Grant place has
gone to Denver, Colo, to spend the winter.
Mrs. Annie c. Kelley, accompanied by
Miss Ida Auffort, are visiting friends in the
Allegheny mountains, and will return to
the city in few days.
Miss Mabel Russell of 1902 street north
west has gone to spend the summer with
relatives in Ohio.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Geary johnson of Ills
10Th street are spending few weeks at At
lantic City, previous to going to the noun
taipS.
Mrs. WILDER w. Marmaduke and son,
Meredith. are spending the summer months
with relatives near Maple Grove. West
moIeland county, Va.
Miss Mamie Oliver. accompanied by her
sister. Sara, has gone to the country to
spend the vacation.
Mrs. Joseph Geier and daughters went to
Atlantic City today to spend the summer.
A progressive euchre party was rendered
the guests Of Takoma Hotel by Mr.. Burton
on Friday evening last. Ten tables were
required and the game was highly interest
ing. The ladies' prizes were captured by
Miss Johnson and Miss Hazen and the gen.
tlemen's by Mr.. Seufferle and Gen. Hazen.
Some Of those participating in the games
were Miss johnson, Miss Hazen. Miss Ca
rusi, Miss Belle johnson, Miss Hines, Miss
Genesi. Miss De Shields, Mrs. Schaefer.
Mrs. Hastings. Mrs. Burton, Mrs Hazen,
Mrs. Smith. Mrs. Frebus, Mrs. w. H.
Barnes and Mr. Burton, Gen. A d. Hazen,
Mr.. Carusi, Mr.. Henderson, Mr.. Barnes,
DIR. Carroll, Mr.. Smith, Mr.. Stockard, Mr..
o. D. Barrett, Mr.. Hunter, Mr.. Kemp, Mr..
Hough and Mr.. Wallace.
Mrs. William L. Burkhart has returned
home, after months stay at Oakland.
Md
Mr.. and Mrs. Melen Bean of Falls Church,
Va. and Mr. and Mrs Marshall Bean Of
Az Massachusetts avenue northwest left
Monday last for the White mountains.
The party will visit the mother of the
Messrs. Bean. who resides in New Hamp-
shire. Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall Bean will
return about August /, Mr.. Melen Bean
and wife remaining until October.
Miss Mae Goddard of 141O 18th street
northwest. accompanied by her sister Err
nestine has gone to Colonial Beach to
spend the remainder Of the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank H. Walker and Mr..
and Mrs. u. H. Ridenour, jr., have gone
to Boston by water for three weeks trip.
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