Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-05-18
Where Society and Fashion Will
Spend the Summer.
EUROPE, SEASHORE AND MOUNTAINS
Still the Capital Will Never Be
Entirely Deserted.
OTHER NEW GOSSIP


warm weather. Practically, society is
much in evidence here until after the 4th
Of July. From that until the 18th of Sep
TENDER it behooves the truly fashionable
to absent themselves from the city's streets
and to be quite to the front wherever the
gayeties are In progress. A good many
people would be much more comfortable
at home. and they are frank enough to
admit it. but a change Is generally COM
mendable even II In some things it Is rather
for the worse. Washington will not be en-
tlrely deserted by the official families, ex-
cept at long intervals, all summer, no mat
ter how many fashionables leave town.
The cabinet families WILL however, remain
away longer each time they go than was
possible for them last summer, but only a
few will be gone for good when they start
next month.
President and Mrs. Cleveland will start
fer their northern home, Gray Gables, on
about the LIST of June. The trip will
probably be made in the usual way, rail to
New York and the rest Of the journey by
yacht. Mr.. Jefferson and family. the near
est neighl ors of the presidential family,
are already established in their home at
Buzzards Bay.
Private Secretary and Mrs. Thurber and
family will summer at Marion, as will the
Misses Hamlin and their brother, Assistant
Secretary Hamlin.
The Vice President and Mrs. Stevenson
so enjoy the peaceful quiet of their home
In Bloomington, surrounded by their family
End kindred. that the chances are they will
remain there most Of the warm weather.
Where the Secretary of State and Mrs.
Gresham will spend the summer will de-
pend entirely on the health of the former.
Secretary and Mrs. Carlisle have been
rarely accustomed of late years to extended
absences from the city during the warm
weather, and cannot look forward to any
irnn cpun1 fvfTN fhnx
take are likely to be short ones.
u Secretary and Mrs. Lamont are going to
West Point in June for the graduating ex-
ercises. and the latter and the children ex-
pect to be away from this city most of the
summer. The early part of the heated
term Will probably be spent at a seaside
near New York, and later on a trip to the
west may pleasantly fill out the time.
Miss Herbert Is abroad. and has set no
date for her return. Mrs Smith and her
interesting young family are down near
Atlanta for the sumner. Miss Morton is go
ing west some time next month to remain
away till fall. Mrs. Olney will open her
house at falmouth Mass, next month,
and Mrs Wilson and family will probably
go to Charlestown, w. Va, their summer
home.
Chief Justice Fuller and family will sum-
mer at Sorrento. Me-, where they were last
year The families of the associate justices
will, as usual be widely scattered. Justice
and Mrs. Field will cross the continent to
summer in California. Mrs. Stanley Mat
thewS will accompany Them Justice and
Mrs. Brewer always go north, but usually
far from the haunts of society, and have a
reStful time of it. Mrs Brewer is now out
IN Kansas visiting her eldest married
daughter. Justice and Mrs Shiras will go
TO Michigan, where the former greatly en-
joys the fishing at a favored spot, and then
come back to Cresson. Justice and Mrs.
Gray are going north, and may go to Eu-
rope. though that is not definitely decided
upon.
The members Of the diplomatic corps are
largely bound for the other side Of the
bis stream this summer. Sir Julian and
Lady Pauncefote will sail with their
daughters on the 5th of June.
The French ambassador and wife are go
Ing to France and will sail on the 18th of
June. to be absent all summer.
The Mexican minister and Mrs. Romero
will go up to White Plains, New York,
early next month and probably spend the
summer there.
The Brazilian minister and family are
going to their cottage in the Adirondacks
next month, to remain all summer.
The Nicaraguan minister and Mrs. Guz-
man will probably go as usual to Man
chester-by-the-Sea.
The Guatemaian minister and Mrs. Lazo
Arriaga have not concluded yet where they
Will spend the summer. but will probably
go to the seashore first.
Chilean minister and Mrs. Cana are fond
of this city and remained here most Of
last summer and may do so again.
The Venezuelan minister and the Misses
Audrade expect to go north when the sum-
mer is really here.
Lieutenant commander and Mrs. Attwell
about to go to Argentina, and will
probably sail on the Sth of June. They
have partly reinquished the Idea of gong
to Europe first, as they had thought about
doing.
San.tor Nyorr,,1 ond fo,,,1,, ,,,;11 m ror.h
shortly and spend the summer at their
home in Vermont
Senator and Mrs. Chandler will not leave
here till late in June for their home in
New Hampshire and Rye Beach.
Mrs. Hearst is abroad and contemplates
a trip around the world il her health i'm
proves sufficiently to undertake so much
travelling. She was presented at the first
drawing room held by the queen and which
will also be the last, as the Princess of
Wales is to take the place of her royal
mother-in-law at the subsequent drawing
rooms this month.
Senator and Mrs. Murphy and family
will summer in Saratoga, but will not go
north till late in June.
Senator Quays family will soon go to
their Pennsylvania home. The Misses
Quay have been south most of the past
winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll Mercer. who have
recently bought house on Rhode Island
avenue, are building fine summer home
at Bar Harbor, where they will summer.
Mr.. John W. Foster, who is expected
back from China about the last week in
June. will spend the summer with his fam
lily in their new home. near WATERFOWL,
NY. Mr.. and Mrs. Dulles and Mr.. and
Mrs. Lansing will be with Mr.. and Mrs.
Foster off and on during the summer.
Mrs. and Miss Deering will spend the
season at some of the northern resorts.
Mrs. J. Thomson Swami will leave shortly
for Princeton, n. j., where, in her beauti-
full old homestead there, she is always the
center of all that is agreeable in social life.
Mrs. Fl. NJ. Hutchinson and Mr.. and Mrs.
Webb will be at the picturesque country
home of the former this summer, as usual.
Mrs. Isham Hornsby will spend June near
York. Pa, to visit her mother, and later
in the summer will go to Kittery Point,
Me.
Medical Director and Mrs. Kindleberger
are already established at Conanicut, r. l.,
for the summer.
Mrs. and the Misses Riley will probably
60 to jamestown for the summer