Evening star., 1898-07-13
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
Well-Known People Back From Alaska and
the Far Northwest.
Ex-Secrctary and Mrs. sherman Hen,c
Again i'm WashinRtSn-Per-
xonai Notes.

Ex-Secretary and Mrs John Sherman
have returned from their trip to Alaska
and are once more comfortably established
at their X street residence. although they
may not remain in town all summer. They
have also visited at their old home In
Ohio, well enjoyed stopping az va
rious points the Pacific coast before
and after their travels in the northern
wonderland. The Alaska trip was n great
pleasure and both the ex-Secretary and
his wife have returned in the best of
health. benefited in every way by the rest
and recres tion.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. c. kerens. who have
summer home near E11ins, W. Va, enter
tanned last week Cardinal Gibbons, who
a,so spent a few days each. is his reg
uiar custom when in that vicinity, with
Senator Elkins and ex-senator Davis.
The British ambassador and Lady
Pauncefote and Miss Psuncefote are ex-
pected to make visit to Mr.. :.nd Mrs.
Charles Custis Harrison at Happy Creek
Farm Pennsylvania. during the summer
Mss Paul of Massachusetts. cousin of
Miss Long, is making her a visit at the
Portland and seeing the sights OF and about
Washington under her guidance.
The Chilean charge d 'affaires and family
have gone to Cape May for visit.
The Vice President and Mrs. Hobart have
closed their home on Lafayette square and
returned TO Paterson. N j., from where
they will take short trips all summer.
Representative and Mrs. Hit spent the
past fortnight at Manhattan Beach.
Speaker and Mrs Reed and their daugh-
ter are in New York on their way to Maine
The Speaker and Miss Reed spent a few
days last week at Manhatt IN Beach.
The ambassador to Italy and Mrs. Drap-
er have gone north to their home at Hope
Gale, Mass, and are expected later in the
season at Bar Harbor. Mrs. Draper is in
mourning by the recent death of her moth
er in Kentucky and will not, therefore. take
any active part in social affairs during her
stay in this country
Miss Mae Casey of Wallingford. Conn, is
visiting her cousin Josephine O'Hare of
% X street northeast.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Louis Loose will sail the
18th of July for a European tour and will
return in September
A picnic was given to Glen Echo Monday
Among those in the party were Misses
Mary H. Magrath, Rose Z. Melting Eva
Melting, Grace Riggles, Annie Ruth, and
Messrs. Arthur J. May, Arthur S. Harvey.
George F. Mueden, Louis V. Woulfe. Harry
Daily and Arthur Mari The party was
chaperoned by Miss Martha Darby.
Mrs. S. Heller has gone to Buffalo and
Niagara Falls to visit her sister.
DIR. and Mrs. L. S. Grant Keller. who
have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. II.
Tompkins for the past ten days. will leave
tonight for their home in Oceola, Ohio.
Mrs. Walter Boykin of Dallas. Texas, is
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. S. II. Bacon, 1896 Co.
lumbla road.
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Spaiding announce
the marriage of their daughter, Margarita,
to Mr.. Philip Gerry, Monday, July Ii. at
I09 Yale street.
A number cf young men from Capitol
Hill left Washington Monday to enjoy a
months outing at Virginia Beach. In the
party were Rev. Martin o'Donahue,
Messrs. ID. O'Donahue, G. Walsh. VIM. Nc
Knight, l.. B. Morris, E. L. Wright, j.
Wright, j. Mcmahon, W. Mcmahon, c.
Donahue. W. Mattingly. Sparks, j. Curtin,
w. Pettitt, H. Bean and A Matthews.
Miss Bertha and Miss Marion Mourer OF
Harrisburg. Pa. are visiting Miss Lefty
Morris of 1923 Sth street.
Miss Mae E. Carter. daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Jno. F. Carter, 50 X street, and Mr..
Edger A. Lustig of New York were mar
ried at noon yesterday. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. j. I. Kelly. Mr.. and
Mrs Lustig have gone on honeymoon trip
TO New York city, Saratoga and Niagara
Falls.
Mrs. Ross Thompson with her two chill
dren left last evening for Henderson Har-
Dor, n. Y, where she will spend the sum-
mer-
Mrs. ]. o. Manson, jr-, left last evening
for Knoxville, Tenn, where she will spend
the summer with relatives.
A pleasant entertainment was given at
the residence of Mr. Mason Clark, on the
Colesville pike, near Sligo, Md, last eN
ing, at which several residents of this city
were present. The features of the evening
was the minstrel show, which was partici-
pated in by Messrs Clifford Warden, j.,
Willie Hotaling, Neal Clark and CroSl.y
Mccarthy. The opening was a three-a I
play entitled THE Stolen Child the cha =
acters being portrayed by Misses Ethel
Warden, Kathleen Hotalng, Emmet Nc
Carthy and the young gentlemen men,
toned