Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-07-11
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
Seeking Health and Pleasure at the Sea-
side,
Secretary Day Joins His Wife mt
Atlantic City-interesfias
Peraonals-N0fcs.

Mrs. Day, wife of the Secretary of State,
is now at Atlantic City. where she is re-
cuperating from her recent severe Illness.
Secretary Day went to Atlantic City Sat-
urday to make little visit with his wife,
who will not return to Washington until
the autumn.
The Mexican minister and Mrs. Romero
and the Chinese minister and Mrs. Wa and
their son are also at Atlantic City.
Mrs. Benjamin Micou ana family are at
Upper Saranac Lake, New York, for the
summer.
Mr.. Thomas Blagden ami family have a
cottage on Upper Ssranac lake for the
season.
The Brazilian minister and family have
a cottage at Block Island for the summer.
On the Fourth of July the minister Lung
out a Brazilian flag.
The English papers announced Saturday
that King Leopold of Belgium starts in
August on long yachting cruise, adding
that he will make a considerable stay In
the United States.
Mr.. and Mrs. Almeric Paget of New York
arrived last week on the dig steam yacht
Eleanor, which they have chartered for the
season, at Bar Harbor. The Eleanor steam
ed back to New York after landing it's
guests at Bar Harbor, but will return
again in few days and make its head
quarters in that harbor.
Maj. Thomas B. Ferguson, ex-:nirisT4r to
Sweden and Norway, and Miss Ferguson of
Washington, are guests of Mr.. aud Mrs
John Whipple at Newport.
Admiral and Mrs. CROSBY are among the
cottagers at Narraganse5t Pier. Admiral
Stembel and family and Samuel Jackson
L. S. N, wife and daughters are also at
the pier.
Miss Hortense Koch of New York is Wis
iting Miss Hortense Sondheimer at 500 7th
street southwest, where she will be pleased
to see her friends.
Preparations are being made for the re-
movaI of Mrs. William C. Whitney from
her country home the Wheatley Hills,
Hampstead, Long Island, to Bar Harbor.
The heat lately has greatly affected her
health, and 1t has been thought best By her
physicians to remove the sufferer to Bar
Harbor. Mr.. Whitney. the physicians and
a number of nurses will accompany Mrs.
Whitney.
Miss Addie Garges of Capitol Hill is with
her cousin, Mrs. Gin of Philadelphia, at
Atlantic City and will remain there until
the list of August.
Mrs Isaac Winston, with her young son,
recently Joined her husband in Colorado.
Mr.. and Mrs. Winston's friends are con-
graduating them on the formers escape in
a railway accident While running line of
levels across the continent Cor the coast
ana SeOQetlc survey.
Mrs. ". II. Cross and Miss Georgia Cross
have gone to visit relatives near Upper
Marlboro, Nd.
Mrs. John b. Boutelle of Capitol Hill is
spending the month of July with her hus-
band, Capt. ]. B. Boutelle, on his vessel,
the u. s. s. Matchless. Miss NJ. II. Bou-
telle is at Saluia, n. c., for July.
Mrs. j. A Held and Miss Held have
gone to Orkney Springs. Va, to remain
until October l.
At Trinity Lutheran Church, 4th and
Z streets, Wednesday evening last Miss
BERTHE Eseimane and Mr.. Joseph Waldron
were married by Rev Mr.. Schroeder in the
presence of sou people. A reception from
to II pm. took place at the brides resi-
dence, 315 Grant avenue. The presents
were both costly and handsome After the
reception the couple left for a brief trip
to hiveraaie, Md.
Mrs Henry Hubbard Pierce and daughter
are the guests OF the Misses Brown at
the Frederick They will leave in a few
Lake Park.
Agnes ]. Graney of 23os NJ street has
gone to spend the remainder of the sea-
son with friends in Maryland.
Miss Florence Estelle Plant will spend
the month of July at Colonial Beach.
Miss Lucy Jones of Washington and Mr..
Thomas Haines Mcdaniel of Baltimore
were married this morning at st. Andrews
Church, by Rev. b. Perry. Mr. and Mrs.
MCDANIEL left on early train for Balti-
more, from whence they win go to Boston
by sea.