Evening star., 1898-09-06
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
The bay Mansion Will Soon Be Occupied
Again.
HospitaIities Among the Diplomats
Bishop Hurst's Western Trip
Interesting Personal Notes.

1t Is now announced that Ambassador
| Hay will return from England early next
| month. Mrs. Hay will visit in Cleveland
before settling here for the winter. Miss
Alice Hay will make her debut the coming
season.
Bishop Hurst. who is out on the Pacific
coast, is accompanied by his daughter, Miss
Hurst. They expect to be back in Wash
| ington about the 10th of October.
| Count de Csssini. the Russian aInbassa
| dor. and his niece. will go to New London
today to stay several days with Sir Julian
| Pauncefote, the English ambassador. and
Lady Pauncefote.
| Ex-senator and Mrs. Brice will entertain
| at Beaulieu, their Newport place, Saturday
| next for a hon coming for Capt, Stewart
| NJ Brice. who returned with Gen. Shafter
| last week.
DR.. and Mrs. W. A CroffItt and Mrs.
Ethan Allen Hitchcock. who spent August
at the summer resorts in Canada, have re-
| turned.
Prof. and Mrs S. r. Kyle are spending
! fortnight at Luray.
| Mrs. w. F. MacLennan, Miss Margaret
| MacLennan, Mr.. Donald MacLennan, Mrs
c. Z. Clifton and Miss Kathryn Clifton are
at Aurora, W. Va, for the month of Sep
| tember. They are stopping at the Aurora
| House.
| Miss Harder of Baltimore, cousin of Ad-
miraI Schley is the guest of Mrs. John
| Leay of 1862 Madison street.
A merry party of picnickers went from
| this city to Har-Lew. the summer residence
| of the Rev. DR.. s. NJ Hartsock pastor OF
Douglas NJ. E. Church, at Savage, Md.
| and spent very pleasant time. The party
| consisted of Mesdames Martin, Gorsuch,
| Williams and Conry. Misses Price, Vogt
| Martin, Walker, Boyd, Van SAINT and
| White. Messrs. Martin. Mitchell, Todd,
| Hall. Fisher, Walker, Hall, White and
| Harper.
DR.. W. A. Falcon and his wife. formerly
| Miss Nicholson left for a few weeks stay
at Niagara, after which they will visit
/ his relatives at Salem, Ohio
Dr. Joseph Taber Johnson has returned
| to the city from his summer vacation. Mrs.
Johnson and the younger children will re-
main on their farm in Virginia until cold
| weather. Mr.. Loren johnson is still on the
| L. S. 8. Cincinnati naval cadet, but
| hopes to be home by October /. to go on
| with his medical studies tthird year,.
| Basom Johnson returns to Yale College
| GunioD shortly. and Miss Edith johnson
| enters Smith College, Northampton, Mass,
| on the 10th instant.
| Mrs. D. Sondheimer has removed from
612 G street to 1124 Sth street, where she
| will be pleased to see her friends
! Miss Gertrude NJ. Athey of 1882 o street
| northwest is visiting friends in New York.
Miss Annie Davidson, who has been visit
| ing relatives in the south, has returned.
Secretary of State Day. Mrs. Day Mrs.
| Barber, who is sister of Mrs. Mckinley;
| Mrs. Lynch and Miss Lynch all of Canton
| left there last evening on the steamer Cor
| sica, for Escanaba. Mich. Secretary and
| Mrs Day will be back here in about
| week
DR.. Chas. R. Collins has returned from
| the Old Sweet Springs, w. Va, where he
spent the month of August with his family.
| Miss Louise A. Rosenbusch is enjoying a
| trip through northern Pennsylvania, and
will attend the wedding of her cousin. Miss
| Annie Louise Gisin, to DIR. Willard George
! Lent, which takes place at Welisboro', Pa,
at high noon the Sth instant. From
| there Miss Rosenbusch will go to New York
city and Brooklyn to visit relatives.
| Miss Reisinger, daughter of Commander
| Reisinger. has left the city for several
weeks at Blacksburg, Va, where she will
be the guest Of Captain and Mrs. Stockton
Heth.
Mrs A. v. DAILY of 922 street and
| friends have returned from Round HILL
after months pleasant stay.
Mr.. Herndon Morsell and family have
returned from Boston. and are now at
their home, 1410 18th street.
DIR. w. K. Butler has returned from a
visit to Mr.. and Mrs. Charles King at
| their cottage near Oakland, Nd.
Miss Sadie Bacon and Miss Alice Johns
| ton. who have been sojourning in Fairfax
county. Va, have returned to their home.
No. 60o Massachusetts avenue northwest,
Miss Bacon being accompanied by her
cousin, Miss Rosemary Springmann, who
will be glad to see her friends.
Mrs. Edmund Barry and Mrs. ]. w.
Dunn and her children have returned to the
| city after spending the summer with their
sister, Mrs. Makosky, near Hanesville, Md.
where Rev. E. C. Makoslzy is the rector of
st. James NJ. p. Church.