Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-05-23

| make frequent stays at the seaside. They
Will leave town next month.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Willard win summer.
as usual, at Nantucket. where their home
| Is as II Is here, the rendezvous for many
| delightful people,
The British ambassador and Lady
Pauncefote will entertain at dinner tomor-
row IN honor Of the seventy-sevensh birth
oay or Queen Victoria. The family will go
| 10 england the latter part Of June and re-
| main abroad several months.
The Russian minister Mr. Kotzebue will
De the host of a charming moonlight fete
OK the coronation of their majasties, the
| car and czarfna-" He will summer at
| Point Pleasant, N J.
| Mr.. Trubert Of the French embassy, who
has not seen any Of our fashiona BILE sum-
| mer resorts, thinks of doing Canada and
! bar Harbor
The Spanish minister and Mrs Dupuy de
| LONE will go north for the summer. prob
| ably to Lenox.
| MRS Van Sinderin Lindsey will visit her
| daughter at the latter's home, Monmouth
| Beach.
Assistant Secretary and Mrs Rockhill
| will go to Berkeley Springs.
| The French ambassador and family are
already established at Cape May cottage
| Mr.. and Mrs. Townsend and daughter
| Will join the Washington colony at Man
chester-by-the-S Sea
Mr. and Mrs. Pollock are going abroad as
| usual.
| Senator and Mrs. Smith and daughters
| will summer at Long Branch.
| Mrs. John r. MaGruder is now In Gin
cinnati, where she is visiting Mrs. Thomas
| j. Emery, who recently gave a handsome
| reception in her honor at her home on
| iSdgecliffe road
| Col John hay and Miss Hay have sailed
| FOR Europe. Mrs. Hay and her son will
| leave town shortly for their summer home.
Mrs and Miss Belknap will be at Nara
| Sansett and Newport the coming summer
Mrs. and Miss Story will spend the heat
| ed term near Annapolis.
| Representative and Mrs. Draper have
| gone to Hcpedale Mass, where they will
| summer al their home.
Senator, Mrs. and Miss Blackburn will
make their summer headquarters at Ocean
| City. Md.
Mr.. and Mrs A c. Barney and the Misses
| barney will sail for Europe next month.
| and will travel during the summer They
| VIII spend next winter in Paris, where Mrs.
| Barney Will give much attention 10 art
| study.
| Mr. and Mrs Henry May and family will
| summer at New London, where they will
&C about TIE middle of June
| Mrs B. Fl. Warder and daughters and
MIR. and Mrs. Ward Theron have gone
| abroad.
Mrs. and Miss Bonaparte are also abroad,
and are not expected to return till next
| autumn.
| Mrs. Hearst will leave town next week
lor New York and Boston, and then go 10
| California. E2~ly in the spring she had
| intended to so abroad but business mat
| tiers requiring attention caused a change
| OF plans.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Boardman and the Misses
| Boardman will summer at Misunderstanding
| tne-Sea, where there will be quite an i'm
| portant Washington colony
! Mr.. and Mrs. Westinghouse are now at
Lenox, Mass. for the season.
Mrs. VIM. II. Clagett and the Misses Cla-
gstt are now in New York, hut their sum
| fner plans are as Yet undecided.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Letter and family will not
go abroad this summer and will spend tbz
! early summer at Lake Geneva, Wis.
| Senator Brlce's wife and daughters Will
be back in this country in time for the
| Newport season. They have enjoyed that
| GROWING triumph in social career a pre-
| sentatlon at court the past week
! Senator Lodge and family have n fine
| home awaiting them among the splendid
| Villas at Nahant. Mass.
Mr. and Mrs. c. H. Mum and family will
occupy the Jackson cottage at Beverly
| Farms for the season.
Mrs Mott will spend some time at the
Hot Springs. Va
Dir. and Mrs. Mansfield Brown are going
to Massac husetts for the early summer.
| Mr. and Mrs. s. II. Kaufman and Miss
| Kaufman will spend the summer in En-,
| ropean travel
! The German ambassador and family will
go TO Lenox for the late summer. Baroness
Ihieiman is now at Hot Springs with her
| children.
| The reception given at the residence of
| NJ y T,
| northwest, last Tuesday evening in honor
OF Their daughters marriage to Mr.. BENZ
| r. Myers was brilliant affair. The large
| double parlors We're beautifully decorated
I Flowers were everywhere and the bride
| and groom received the cCrgratula lions of
| their friends in bower of palms Mr. ami
Yrs. hose and daughter assisted by Mrs.
| Myers, the mother of the groom, welcomed
| the guests. Among those Present were: Mr..
and Mrs. Geo. L. Rose, jr.. Mr.. and Mrs.
! Newton Ferree. Mrs. q. H. Brown and
| Mrs. Weisner, Mr. and Mrs L. s. Emery
| and daughter. Mrs. w B. Pomeroy and
| daughter, DR.. NJ Willis Pomeroy, Mrs p,
5; Mussey: Mr.: and Mrs E. J. Jennings,
MI and Mrs. H. L. Rose and Miss Maize
Rose. Miss Della Mussey, Miss Nellie c.
Matthews. MIR. and Mrs. J. w. Davis, Mr..
f. X Winship. Rev c. H. Elliott. Mrs. T.
I P. Cleaves, Mr.. c. W. Jordan. Mr.. and
| Mrs Wirtz. Mrs. Temple, Mss SalIe Dem
I ham, Miss Ida O'NeilI Mrs. j. C. Houston.
! Mr. and Mrs f. H. Klemroth. Mr. and
| MIS- A >. Ierham, DIR. and Mrs. w, II.
! h Warman and family, Mrs. William Over
| Mr.. and Mrs. S. J. McAlichael Miss Louise
Connolly, Miss Garrison. Miss c. c. Curry
| Mr.. and Mrs. LASER and Misses Lasier
| Mrs A. Perkins, MIR. and Mrs. Croissant,
| Mr. b. Gibson The bride and groom will
be at home to their friends after June 1
| at SSS l. street northeast.
| Mr.. Oden B. Gray and family are re-
| siding at over Look" farm Arlington
Heights, Va, for the summer
irs. Zaidee Rossiter Smith, who has this
week resigned her position in St Matthew's
| choir. intends spending the summer on the
Hudson.
| Mr. and Mrs. Henry R. Miles and little
| daughter Helen OF 1910 Q street have gone
| TO their summer home, .Channadoah" at
Harpers Ferry, to remain till October
Mrs. w. S. Libolt of Elmira, n. Y. is
visiting at the home of Mr. ]. G. Durfey.
Lsngdon Park.
Mrs, Lidy and son, Harry Idly. of
aynesboro', Pa, are the guests of Mr.
| and Mrs. ID. H Eiker of S06 2Ist street
] Prof. P. Baumgras of Chicago formerly
| OF this city. is here, dividing his time with
| his son, Mr.. E. c. Baumgras. 2705 street.
| and his brother-in-law, Mr.. L. B. Thomson.