Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-08-17


Oiney VIII have plenty room for large
gatherings now, fact which is giving her
very conteated feeling when she thinks
OF her inequalities next winter.
Clnner parties are a form OF entertaining
oi Wnlch neither Mr. nor Mrs. Olney grows
eIeu' ana while they IKE them small and
frequent rather than big spreads, as the
iatter are unavoidable by the short limits
OF the season, 1t is great satisfaction to
pc sure OF plenty house room.
In the Rarncx Hause.
AZ ana n,r, n 1 -. I,a
N-N T-,s "a y. barney, "hose nonAe
on hhooe Island avenue is already among
the most imposing in the West End, are
having a largo addition buiIt to the dining
roo,, ,,b,ot, ~ ,.,nn,,tt,, ,,,,th th. ,I,t,,ra
oo "H' .i wi. VIZ ."e pm
ganery' Will give depth OF elghty-nve 1eet
to the main floor. An arch and marble
pillars separate the two rooms, and on fes-
five occas;ons +h;, ,,,o,,so.n+ anor+~an+
will form the ham rnon, 3anL af The
situate is hairr anao.S g ~ 49,
use and betws.n e. LED w ~ s,ai, h,I,i6;yss
a music eaIlerv over tba Court viii he q
convenient and ornamante, featnra
This house II will he seen ts an idea, ono
for purnoses of LARGO antartajnmants The
spacious entrance hall and picture gallery
the dinin. reoep.on room ana library Win
pIeted will give a snlendid sween Miss
Natalie Barney's coming-out ball next win
wa oS Oil SNeie WIN iSSouS SSilAhs
III Nh Ines G sur TqaI
his house 18th and Streets H,as haII
room. 1t answers even more purposes, as
the walls are lined with low book cases and
DOCKS, me upper shelf displays photo
EIapnS' pric-a-orac, with all sorts OF curlos.
..u tne upper part OF the walls Is huns
W. my Pa III es. Inc room Is iuliy Iur-
.9n VII 1ie must eidpoi ateiy carVeu
.a ana chairs. Later ne 2uiit dining
i''i VI apou. me ssliiie SIZE ana mace MS
tatoir 80 M NJ, 80 ~, so"n iol ialse en-
o o.i niaa % ne uoup.e pariors on lhe
9tiel sue " the wiue nan anu the small
~ .ooist aiiu npi aIy HlieI ~ huch
spaee eiiat toui OF 1--WE nuhofeo peopie can
iii I'VE eyopliu VIII cotnIort.
MIS-. w ashiiSeoh mclean mas an equdly
t aoIc a. aisI 81 VI spaSe III nei
iionIe, eoiHe! OF N s.ree. anu Soliheclcut
hn. t adn.. Ine ironi nan OF .ne
Easement Ia hoor gives se'erai nice rooms.
nc Api aiy anu uihiiiS iooh opeh oii I'm,
necucut avenue, ana the parlor is the iuii
I III ~ me house ol the o.Ter sue y. t,ie
i nc Us iooi 10 .ne pati t0o ~ d. IN
ieai. - iS peautiiuiiy Iulhis1Su, ,ne vans
coVe.eu WIN me pictuIes: me iauies oI
eiie noLseholu Hiahs IL d iapoiiie piace ~
wnich 10 receive their trlehus Oh WINTER
d. LIGHTHOUSES
Spacfous Residences.
Tn tho Rc.rar,.r ho,,s, +,.ra 60 q 1.ro.
III INC uhi"i iiouse 'Neie 10 ia. So
room in the center, and the rooms on the
four sides of the main and second floor
omen ON it. 1t Is the living room the ex-
cb,neo ca 70 sno,L of dorast;o obaar
:. ~ Se.@A' N
Inc oih'hs room is spacious racing east
and is, of course, very bright and cheerful,
an innovation in this regard for fashion
In decorating DC uar DC IN ,ocat,n, tho
AVERAGE divine ronn, IN The raar nf tha
house. has Combined to make them al
n,a,,s haa ~ IL as ,n a1e,os "
Sievart Caet,a is " e. nf tha hest arro roea
mansions for Commentaries eyervdav H1Fine
&c ueIl &c tor orand acn. s;ons &C. far as
80, - ,, ia $3.50 o., aa,s 80 - -
se as,aa HoW , any st.t eoaau oe f
~ ,,,;,, 49, .a;,.o rS H.. - so. -
is one of tie LARGEST IN town and the hall
ROOM, enuaII, snac,ors bar;ra hasiSas %
sTsea with small rnornS an coz SD Of -
Tbe roorns oil go, ~, ~, I'll lb,ot =,
nearer oval than circular and which is
49, NJ u1"e .nan ~ anu maiGh a.
iantion nf oars,aS - fs,;+,n Nv a. -.
,tse " Sai 'eu .sah LUZ hi.uie Al H. ihosl
Both Mrs. Hearst and Mrs. Glover have
basement supper rooms as wen as large din
.a',, a.. s,,int, oua,. ~ ~
cinI feature of California houses narticu-
larly Mob Hill mansions in San Francisco
Mrs Hearsts home is superb, and, while
ner temptation IS strong TO rather over
thing with smcb god taste thai one cenid
spend DAYS examining its treasures. The
big room is Seally a picture gallery.
The Cameron house on Lafayette square.
is as colonial in effect within as without
The hall is pretty feature, and the draw
ing room, with the long French windows
opening on the balcony and the trees in
the park almost reaching over carries out
the idea of old-time 4rrangement The
dining room gets the sunshine from the
south and east, and is very bright and
cheerful, overlooking the garden around the
house.
Senator Quay and family will enjoy their
new double mansion next winter 1t was
all furnished in the spring and ranks well
,ny7er @Ia ni~ 1s.rt-
borhood.
Associate Justice White will have a big
room in his new residence on Rhode Island
avenue when he moves in next winter. He
built whole house, it may be said. to
accommodate his books, since these pre-
cious belongings will line the walls of two
rooms the full length of the house on the
parlor floor. The dining room is ample
also, but small in comparison with the
library
Some Notable Houxa
MI,
Ing warner mousse on Il street. Is anoth-
er conspicuous example of spaciousness.
The drawing room is at the rear, the Ii
brary facing the street I'm the main bui,d-
ing. and the dining room and rio,,,ra rn1