Evening star., 1900-07-07
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
WHERE THE DIPLOMATS ARE EN-
JOYING VACATIONS.
Summer Plans of WelI-KnOwn People
"A Recent Wedding
Personals.

dIe al Newport. ana taxing part IN the
social gayeties with their usual vim. The
Italian ambassador and Baroness Fava are
at Seabright. N. J.. for the summer. The
German ambassador is at Chevy Chase I'M
til he sails for Europe. The French am
bassador has already sailed for France, and
Mr.. Thiebaut. charge d'affaires. and Mr..
Jules Bouefve will soon go to Manchester
by-the-Sea for the rest Of the hot weather
The Russian ambassador is In Europe and
the Mexican ambassador and family al
ready enjoying their vacation at Spring
Lake. N. ]. The Austrian minister and
family are at Bar Harbor, and the Swiss
minister has sailed to join his wife in Eu-
rope. The Belgian minister and family are
at Long Branch The Haitian minister is
still in town. but his family are away for
the season The Brazilian minister and
family are at Narragansett Pier. The
Spanish minister stili fingers in Wash
fngton Baron Gevers is at New London.
Representative and Mrs. Hit are SEEM
ingly in no hurry to leave Washington, as
their home on K street is still the rem
devious of their friends. who, like them
selves. have had plentiful experience of
hot weather here Another home where a
liberal hospitality is dispensed is that of
Mr.. and Mrs. S. S. Rowland who mean to
remain here till the first of August al
though 1t is an easy matter to count the
number OF houses open in either of these
localities.
Mr.. Nathaniel Wilson. who went abroad
to visit his daughter. Mrs. knagenhjelm
Will bring his younger daughter home with
him in the fall. Mrs. Wilson and Miss Will
son are summering in Maine.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jno. w. Thompson leave
early in the week for the north and expect
to pass most of the next two months in
Maine.
Mrs. E. G. Davis and her daughters are
occupying a cottage for the summer at At
lantic City.
Mrs. ]. F. Heisse and her daughter Hes
ter are at Ocean Grove. N. J.
Miss Evelyn M. Hall of G street will pass
the present month at Buckingham. Va.
Master Nicholas Rivera, son of the editor
of newspaper in Havana. Cuba, is spend
ing the summer with Master Herbert Doyle
OF 3olG o street.
Mrs. Joseph F. Collins, after three
months visit to her son. the Rev. James
w. Collins Of Lacon. ILL.,, and also to her
daughter Mrs. w. E. Reynolds, wife OF
Lieut.. Reynolds of the United States cutter
service. has returned to her home in this
city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Crosby S. Noyes left yes
terday for Poland Springs, Maine.
Miss Grace Cohen has returned home af
ter an extended visit to relatives in New
York. Philadelphia and Baltimore.
Mrs. Lewis H. Roth. accompanied by her
sister. Mrs. Geo. Roehrig of Atchison. Kan.
left the city Thursday morning for the
mountains of Pennsylvania to spend the
months Of July and August. Miss T. Mae
Roth will Join her mother later in the
season.
Mrs. Cornelius T Belt is at Atlantic City.
From there she expects TO go to Richfield
Springs and other northern resorts.
Mrs. r. E. Bretney and daughter have
gone to New Hampshire to spend few
weeks in the delightful climate of the old
granite state
Miss Flora B. Snyder has gone to New
York.
Miss Sanders of 629 street has with her
Miss Emily B. Frank of Norfolk, Va
Mr.. Joe Sanders has returned from an
extended trip to Canada
Miss Emma Louise Smith of Capitol Hill
left last week for Syracuse. N Y, to at
tend the wedding of her cousin. While in
syracuse she was entertained by Mrs. John
Truesdell. Immediately after the wedding
Miss Smith left for Cortland. where she
will spend the month of July with her
aunt returning to Syracuse to spend the
month of August with her cousin, Mrs.
Chas. c. Truesdeli. Miss Smith expects 20
return home some time in September
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Fishel have returned
from their European tour. They will be
glad to see their friends in their new 10th
street home.
Mr. S. Thomas Brown and Miss Blanche
Brown leave for Atlantic City today for
a stay Of three weeks.
the Misses Marie E. and Bertha w
Wetzel of 2135 H street have gone for an
indefinite stay with relatives at Carlisle
ard Reading. Pa
Mrs. w. H. Combs and son Louis of
New York ore visiting her parents. Mr.
and Mrs. V. Becker Of 140S 10th street.
DR.. and Mrs. D. Elmer Wiber will leave
for Old Point Comfort, Va, Monday even
ing, where the doctor will attend the ma
tional dental convention.
Miss Hattie Belt has gone to the noun
tains of Virginia.
Colonel and Mrs L. L. Livingston and the
Misses Livingston are at the Fauquier
White Sulphur, Va. where they will spend
part of the summer.
Miss Ethelwyn B. Hall of 1910 T street.
after spending several weeks at Atlantic
City. N. j.. and Philadelphia. is now visit
Ing with her old school friend, Mrs. Sey-
mour Carter. at Lynn, Mass. Miss Halls
friends will be glad to know that she is
greatly improved in health. She will spend
a large part of the summer in New Eng
land.
Mrs. NJ Antoinette Reblinger and her
daughters. Mrs. A W. Woodward and Miss
Mary Kathleen Reblinger. and Master
Jackson of 1929 Harvard street. Columbia
Heights, left on the 9th for the mountains
of Virginia for the summer.
Mrs. F. A. Austin and baby have gone to
the mountains for the rest Of the summer
and will visit Frederick, Middletown and
other points.
Miss Gertrude Hertsock. daughter Of
Capt. ]. s. B. Hartsock. left yesterday
for Boston, where she will join her brother.
DR.. Frederick NJ. Hartsock. U. 8. A. She
contemplates stay of the summer months
with her brother at Fort Warren, Mass
Mrs. Charles Floyd Beers, accompanied
by her son. Master Ivan. and her sister,
Miss Josie Steinberger, will spend this
month at Atlantic City.
Miss M. Loretto Goldsmith will leave
Washington Wednesday for an indefinite
stay at Beaver Greek. Nd. in the Blue
Ridge mountains
Mrs. Henry W. Hamilton of v street.
accompanied by her little daughter Ger
trude and sister. Mrs Lulu French CatIin,
Is spending the summer at Housewife N. "
Miss Gertrude B. Davis of 18th street Is
a guest of Mrs. R. r. Thomas of Philadel-
phia at her Bar Harbor (Mt. DeserD home
for the summer. The trip there was by
steamer from Philadelphia to Boston, and
thence to Bar Harbor. There were several
young ladies in the party from Phladsl-
phia, also guests of Mrs. Thomas