Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-07-17
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
Off for Summer Resorts and Pleasure
Trips.
Recent HOspitaittfes Here and Else
where-PersonaI Notes of
Interest.

Mr.. and Mrs. John W. Thompson left this
| morning for New London, Conn. where
they will spend several weeks. They intend
to divide the next two months between va
rious northern resorts.
Miss Ray Beattie of a22 F street has gone
for a visit of several weeks to her uncle,
DR.. III. Osborn Beattie of Pittsburg.
Mrs. L. B. Webb has taken a cottage at
Deal Beach. where she is now with her
brother. Mr.. Clarence Beall.
Miss Julia Dent Grant arrived from Sara
toga Saturday morning at Newport. where
she will be the guest of her aunt. Mrs. Pot
ter Palmer, until her marriage in Septem-
Der to Prince Cantacuzene, Mrs. Palmer
entertained at dinner in honor of Miss
Grant Saturday night. The guests includ-
ed the Baroness d Granger. Mrs. Clarence
III. Mackay. Miss Madeline Goddard, Miss
Amy Townsend, DIR. Nevins of Rome and
Potter Palmer, Potter Palmer. jr., and
Honore Palmer. Egyptian lotus was used
for table decorations.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. Dunn and family.
Miss Lula Dunn. Wilson and Amery Dunn
are at Washington Grove for the summer
Mr. Frank Dorian. Miss Marion Dorian
and Mr. A o. Bliss and Miss Bliss of this
city were present at the toufth OF jury
celebration in Paris.
Mr. A. NJ Lothrop of this city is super
intendins, the building of his large new
camp, which is located on the ridge be-
tween Upper st. Regis Lake and the Spec
tacle Ponds in the Adirondacks
Mrs. Robert Cristy is staying at the Way
eriy, Hamilton, Va.
The United States ambassador and Mrs.
Horace Porter gave a dinner last week in
Paris, at which were present fifty guests,
among them being Chief Justice and Mrs.
Fuller, Justice and Miss Brewer and the
Venezuelan minister and Miss Andrade.
Commissioner Carroll d. Wright and
family are at his summer cottage, Marble
head Neck. Mass.
Mrs. Don Cameron has returned from a
lengthy stay in Europe.
A Newport debutante this summer will be
Miss Virginia Gamme. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. r. T. Gammell, and niece of Mrs.
Slater of this city. She will make her first
bow at a lawn fete this week, which will
also be the temperance of the family
after period of mourning retirement,
Miss Rose Goulli of 40 4th street has
gone to Atlantic City to spend few weeks
with the Misses Schaffer.
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Judd have re-
turned from an extended visit to Canada
and the New England states.
Mrs. Martin M. Manager of Capitol Hill
will spend the summer with her daughter,
Miss Nina Manager, at Santa Fe, New Mex
leo. Mrs. Manager will be accompanied by
her youngest son. She expects to return
about the middle of October.
Mr.. Walter Hieston of this city and Miss
Lillian G.. Hayden of Boston, who were
quietly married al Trinity Church, Boston,
July 49, left Immediately for an extended
trip. They will return to Washington in
September
Miss Clara NJ. T. Brandt Mrs Crossw-I
Miss Fawcett, the Misses Minnie and Maud
Harper started for New York and the
| lakes July 8. After visiting different places
of interest they will spend the rest of the
Lake (Nhamplain
Mrs. George Buckier and children are
spending the summer with Mrs. Joseph
Thompson at Linden, Va
| Mr.. and Mrs. Frank II. Thomas enter
tanned a small company at a musical in
| their handsome new home, Cleveland Park,
Friday evening. The program included two
piano numbers by Miss Jennings of Chi
! cago and vocal solos by Mrs. ]. J. Costinett
of Washington. Mr.. Henney of Cleveland
Park gave two solos, mandolin selections
were rendered by MI. Holt and Carl Holer
| with Mrs. Nicholson accompanist, and
| Miss Lydia Rogers gave recitations. The
program concluded by a violin duet by Miss
Wescot and Mr. Bert Thomas.
Bruce e. Hutchinson of the Treasury De
partment starts today to Woods Holl,
Mass, TO spend a four weeks vacation with
| his wife and infant son, the latter spend
| ing the season at that resort. At New
York he will be Joined by Mr.. William Rob
| inson of the National Bank of North Amer
| lea and family. who go to the same place.
| The marriage of Rev. Joseph Cheshire.
| bishop of North Carolina, and Miss Bessie
| Mitchell of Beltsvile, Md, will take place
| Wednesday morning at 10 o'clock at Belts
! vile. Friends attending the ceremony will
leave on the $50 a. m. train Baltimore and
| Ohio depot, and will reach Washington at
| 11:50 pm.
Mr.. Ernest Seipert has removed his resi-
| dence from New York city to Washington
| and he and Mrs. Seipert will reside at 1892
| Wallach place.
Representative and Mrs. Charles +
! Sprague went to Bar Hafbor last week and
| have the cottage Crows Nest for the
season.