Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-07-25
Princely Hospitality on Land and
Sea.
HOW SOME WASHINGFONIANS Do IT
Fittings Here and There and Pleas
ure With Each.
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such a yachting or camping-out party real
~ appears to be the highest delrium in
lne way OK good time. Occasionally one
CT these parties starts out from Washing
ton. but more frequently the star guest
or at least the one most envied for personal
or mental charms. happens to come from
this city. A Philadelphia man has engaged
all the deck cabins on one of the fast ocean
liners to take over his friends to Scotland
to witness the launching of his new yacht
and then to be his guests aboard her on her
first cruise. Heavens! What would not the
average Washington girl do in all effort
to make that man happy! Especially IL
she happens to be summering at home and
reading with envious delight of the much
magniiied joys her girl friends are having
somewhere by the in the mountains.
Mrs Hearst has liking for giving sur
prises in the way of Invitations TO her
young and old friends alike for entertain
ment of similar nature. trips 10 Europe
or to favored spots in the northwest and
California, but. as rule. her guests
never those blessed with much of this
world goods. making 1t, therefore, q
sreater treat all around. Miss Helen Car
roll. the beautiful young daughter Of the
Maryland ex-governor, whose memorial
chapel to her mother is now being built at
the new St Matthews Church, is another
way by European trips. Mrs q. W. Ch!lds
rarely ever travels without the companion
ship OF younger women. She is now abroad
ana VIII spend some months longer in the
Old world.
Ex-Representative Cable. who plays host
in a prnceiy way. has invited a dozen
friends, young and old. and men and maid
chs, 10 accompany him up TO Canada and
camp out near salmon stream for two or
three weeks. Then. after that, the COM
x.-in 1,
and be whisked over the continent. and
visit the wonders of the Pacific coast
The trip will lest two months OF So TIL.
guests have been carefully chosen. as needs
lie, when SO much depends on ones good
comradeship well as intellectual re-
sources for lengthy trip of this nature.
AIR. and Mrs. John r. Mclean closed Their
l street house again yesterday and have
started on the second stage of their summer
recreation and travels. Their Washington
stay was not dun one, 10y any means. as
1t happened that some of their most int
mate acquaintance We're still in town. They
are now at Star cottage, Narragansett
Per
DIR. and Mrs. y. S. Lincoln will not 20
away until the early autumn. The latter
had rec entity Il pleasant stay with friends
in New London and firds Washington by no
means an unpleasant summer residence.
Mrs. Frank Loring ard family will 20
away about the LIST of August for a month
or longer stay.
Mrs. Findlay Harris and her little daugh-
ter Lillian left Thursday for Abingdon. Va,
where they will spend several weeks with
friends.
DIR. w. c. Alexander of Georgetown and
wife and Miss Elizabeth Alexander and
Mr.. RheeSe Alexander are again spend
ing the summer at Aurora, w. Va, where
a number of their friends expect 10 JOIN
them soon.
ng ha lr,I
National Bank has gone % Atlantic City
for u week, to be followed ~ a visit OF
ten days in Virginia.
Miss Mae Hughes and Miss Lillian Adele
Palmer are at Atlantic City.
Mrs. VIM. z. Young is at Stevenshurgh,
Va.
Mrs. H. NJ Cross will spend the next
two months at Colonial Beach.
Mrs. James L. Barbour IS now at Mar
ragansett Pier.
Lieutenant and Mrs. L. T.. Mccartney
nave gone from Long Branch to Saratoga,
where they will spend some time.
Mrs. Irving V. Townsend mas gone TO
Fulton, y. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. Forbcs Beale are at Vine
yard Haven, Mass.
Mrs. E. Z. Mertz. who has been at CO.
lonial Beach. is now at Atlantic City.
Miss Charlotte HeitmulIer and Miss Lou
Use Schmitt have gone for a months stay
at Piney Point.
The marriage of Mr.. John Livzey Ridg-
way and Miss Carrie Augusta KING. both OF
this city, has been announced. The ccre-
mony took place at ReXleig!i. the Residence
of the brides brother. DIR. James koSsuth
King. Watkins. New York. July Is Mr.
Ridgway is well known in Washing ton,
where he has been one of the assistant
chiefs of the geodetic survey for some time
ornithoogist of the Smithsonian. Miss
King is d Washington girl aid has wide
circle OF friends and acquaintaaces ia this
city. DIR. j. ]. Richardson of this city at
tended the wedding and acted as best man.
The couple have gone for stay of five or
six months in Europe. principally in Italy.
Mrs. Elizabeth Sousa-Bernays and child
are visiting Capt. and Mrs. T S. King. of
Landover. Nd.
Miss Sophie r. Streb has gone 10 Acct
dent. Garrett county. Nd, to spend the
summer
Mr.. and Mrs. Seymour Tulloch and fam
lily. Miss Ida Tulloch. Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney
l.. Wilson and family. Mrs. Henry Baldwin,
Miss a. Il. Dayton and Miss Dayton are
summering at Ventnor. n. J.
Miss Lizzie and Gertrude Sullivan of Great
Falls, Md. are visiting Miss Grace Collier
at Dickerson Station, Md.
Mrs. Samuel Mauger of Bristol. Pa, is the
q H.
their summer home. Brandy Station, Va
Later she viii visit relatives in Washington.
Mrs. A. Kaufman of 1883 S street is hay
ing pleasant time at Atlantic City.
Miss Florence NJ. French has returned to
her home in Baltimore, after a visit of sev-
al weeks, accompanied by Miss Mamie r,
Lang OF Georgetown. Later they will 20 10
Boston.
Mrs. Francis Miller. Mr.. Richard Miller
and Miss Alice s. Miller are at Asbury Park
Mrs. NJ. Cady of :,2t,2 NJ street has returned
home, after a i've weeks sojourn in Phila-
delph!a, where she went to visit her aunt
Mrs. Cornelius Hanlon, of Ridge avenue.
Mrs. Chas. T. Calvert, who is at Arundel
on-tneBay. Nd, spending the summer, is
Slowly recovering from her serious Illness
Miss Albine +. Yates is visiting her cous-
in. Miss Hattie Williams, in Richmond,
Va, where she viii Ie:nain FOR one week
alter which she will Visit Old Point Ei.-
gin;a Beacn ana Newport News.
Mrs. Henry Wells OF clla Q street is en-
pertaining Rev. DR.. Charles \ hickey of
Philadelphia. Dr. Dickey will preach f,prh
morning and evening the New York
Avenue Presbyterian Church.
Miss Lott.e Calhoun Of 6.6 Rho!o Island
avenue left yesterday FOR Paeon.au Springs.
where she will srcnd the summer.
MIR. ana Mrs. Joseph u&cobi and Na.:.r
Willie jacob VIII be p,eascl to see their