The Washington times., 1895-05-26
FASHIONS World Fills
s5to lis Pauorife Re0ort'
Washington's Wealthy and Distinguished People Go
Where Their Fancy or Purse Dictates.
Each Place Has Its Charms.

I and visit the relatives on the other side
of the water.
The President and Mrs. Cleveland now
spend every summer at BuzZard's Bay for
the good and sufficient reason that they
have a fine place at that resort, which as
yet is not over run with the fashionables.
After their official duties of the regular
season in Washington, it is no wonder that
they gladly turn to such q quiet place
in which to spend the summer months,
where yachting, of which both are fond, is
one of the principal anusements of the
cottagers. BuzZard's Bay was selected by
the President after a careful consideration
OF its claims to restfuI enjoyment, such
as he requires during the summer. For
several summers it will be remembered that
the season was spent at Marion, OH the Mas
sachusetts coast, but BuzZard's 8 Bay, finally
proving the most attractive from the execu-
tive standpoint, was selected for the sum-
mer home of the President. That is the
out-of-town summer home, since Woodley is
TO be considered one of the Presidents sum-
mer homes.
SEEKING QUIET PLACES.
The cabinet generally feel with the Presi-
dent that after the strain of the winter,
the choice of a place in which to spend the
summer is to be made with the end in
view OF quietness and, as far as possible,
it were not for this the strength necessary
for the coming winters social and official
ordeal would not be recruited.
The Secretary of State and Mrs. Gresham
have not made any choice of place for the
summer as yet on account of the state of
the Secretary's health.
The Vice President and family are at
present at their home in Bloomington H.,
and have not made any further plans as
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summer for them, and on that account will
be spent in the utmost quiet.
The Secretary OF Treasury and Mrs. Car
Isle viii spend a portion OF the summer
at Marion, Mass, as the guests of AS
sistant Secretary of Treasury aud the Misses
Hamiin, who have a lovely cottage at that
place, where Private Secretary and Mrs
Thurber are also among the cottagers.
The Secretary OF War and Mrs lamont
will summer at Sorrento, Me-, where their
cottage viii shortly be put in readiness for
them. This viii give the Secretary the op-
portunity he desires of indulging his taste
for fishing as well as for numerous little
hunting trips inland.
SALT BREEZES ARE STRONG.
The Attorney General and Mrs Olney,
with the daughter, Mrs. Minot, and her
little son, will summer at Falmouth, Mass,
to gain all the strength possible from the
salt breezes and invigoratipg climate of
that locality.
The Postmaster Generals family have
been for some time settled for the summer
near Atlanta, where the recent arrival of
another daughter in the household has
added to their happiness.
The Secretary of the Navy has been
invited to go TO Kiel and will spend the
summer for the most part cruising about
while Miss Herbert Is enjoying the delights
of her first experience of the fashionable
life of London and the memory Of her
recent presentation at court.
The Secretary Of Agriculture and Miss
Morton viii spend the greater portion
of the summer in the West.
Among the members of the Supreme Court
there is no cne place more than another
that is preferred in which TO spend the
summer The Chief Justice and Mrs. Full
Ter, having recently purchased cottage
at Sorrento, on the coast of Maine, will
soon 60 there for the summer.
Justice and Mrs. Fields Will make their
usual Western trip to California, stop
ping, doubtless, for a visit by the way
TO Glenwood Springs, Colorado, where