Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-07-19
THE SOCIAL WORLD
Quite as Dull Everywhere as
at Home.
GOOD TIMES COMING
DEPARTURES FOR VACATIONS BY
LAND AND BY SEA.
Westinghouse Scattered Along the
Coast From Cape May to
Bar Harbo..


banks of the Potomac for the coming two
Is what the unexpected may produce.
OF the visiting foreigners likely to visit
Washington in the near future, there are
scheduled Russian grand duke, a Japan
csc prince and Siamese crown prince In
asmuch as the officials of the government
are so widely scattered, the visits of these
gentlemen here viii be simple enough, and
their chances of seeing any social happen
ings worth the recording must be at New
port or the other summer cities in their
itineraries. There is literally nothing doing
yet save the ordinary exchanges OF ameni-
ties in the way of dinners and luncheons at
Newport, Narragansett Pier or Bar Harbor,
but there is amply satisfactory pro-
gram promised for August. The season will
be little more than a month, but will be
very gay in consequence.
At Newport Mrs. StuyVeSant Fish has as
usual centered fashionable interest in her
projected colonial ball. for which she is
having built temporary ball room adjoin-
ing her villa, Crossways. The weddings
already announced. and the debut parties
will be the big events of the summer as
well as its connecting links.
Cards are out for the marriage of Mss
Tessie Cassassa and Mr.. Tony Gmffre at
st. Patrick's Church next Tuesday evening.
l.
ed from Green Brer White Sulphur
Springs and will spend the remainder of the
summer at Wundoria Heights, Alexandria
county, Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Rockhll and Miss
Rockhill sailed today for Antwerp.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Payne Whitney.
who have been abroad since April. will
rive the coming week in New York
Mrs. Julia Ward Howe is entertaining the
Italian ambassador and Count de Campello
at Oak Glen, her Newport cottage.
Mrs. W. D. Pyles of Silver Hill. Md. is
the guest of Mrs. Adelaide McNelly, No.
PA A street southeast.
Miss Jennie c. BARLEY of Spring street.
Anacostia today left for Atlantic City with
her guest. Miss Florence Hayes of Buffalo,
n. Y. After a Sojourn by the sea Miss
Hayes will return home.
Mrs NJ. E. Golden. No. 115 Maple avenue.
Anacostia, this morning left for Deer
Park. Nd.
Mrs. P. A Auer starts for Cleveland,
Ohio, tomorrow evening to visit her son,
Mr.. Harry A. Auer. after which she will
make extended visit among relatives in
Michigan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank E. Ghiselli leave to-
day for a two weeks stay at Betterton,
Nd, after which Mrs. Ghiselli will visit in
Govanstown and Baltimore, Md.
A shirt waist dance given last We'd
nesday night at Hampton's, Airmont, Va.
Among the dancers We're the Misses Nc
Lendon of Texas, Miss Sinclair of New Or
leans, Miss Powell Of Kentucky. Misses
Elaine and Mabel Powell Chambin, Muir
ply, Leahy, Sanderson. Frank, Sherwood,
Mrs. Roberts. Burns, Marshall Frank and
Whipple, Messrs. Mintree, Sanderson,
Lynn. Dade. Chamblin, Humphrey, Jones,
Hampton, Simpson, Earl and Clyde Ross
Burns, Riley, Thomas, Beavers Leith, Con-
nor and Whlpple, all of Washington.
Miss Irene Sherwood of No 8 New York
avenue is spending several weeks at Glen
bourne, Airmont, Va.
Mr.. VIM. T. Peake and Fred. A. Collins
of Capitol Hill are spending few DAYS at
Woodlawn. Colonial Beach, Va, after which
they will make their soiourn for a week at
the Iroquois, Atlantic City, n. ].
Miss Ella McDermott has just returned
from delightful trip to New York city
and the seashore. She will be pleased to
see her friends Sunday and Monday, July
20 and 81.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles G. Abbot have
moved to No. 36 Q street northeast. where
they will be pleased to see their friends.
Mrs. Julie w. White returned from the
south Thursday accompanied by Mr. and
Mrs. Clarence Julian White. They are
with Mr.. and Mrs. Walter A. Johnston at
Mr.. and Mrs. Johnston will be at home
Sunday, July 81 from to IL, and will be
pleased to see their friends.
Mrs. Nelly, wife of Dr. John r. Neely of
Chicago, has left for home after a visit of
several weeks spent among her numerous
friends at Washington. DR.. and Mrs.
Nicely were formerly residents of Capitol
Hill.
Miss Edna Lois Corson Of 1154 18th street
Is spending her school vacation with friends
at the seashore in Massachusetts. Before
her return home in September she will
visit relatives in Maine and New Hamp-
shire.
Miss Laura NJ. Oil of 1901 N street has
gone to Niagara Falls, Buffalo, Canada.
and on her return will stop for three weeks
at Atlantic City and Philadelphia.
Miss L. Louise Daley of 1134 10th street
is spending the summer in the~Green noun
tains near Ludlow, VT, the guest of Mrs
]. s. Gill.
Mrs. STRAIT, wife of Lieut. John N
STRAIT of the 18th Infantry, United States
army, is the guest of Mrs. William Rob-
erts, United States army at 1916 18th
street. Mrs. Roberts will leave shortly to
join her husband at their new station, Fort
Brady, Mich.
Mrs. c. T. Belt is in Atlantic City. From
there she will go to Boston and then 70
other summer resorts.
Mr.. o. X. Power of Atlantic City has
been visiting his mother, Mrs. K. L. Power
of 1852 Emerson street, Mrs. Power left on
July Il for Helena, Mont. to visit her sis
ter, Mrs. j. H. Pardee, stopping en- route
at Indianapolis to visit her son, j. Clyde
Power.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Roberts left this
morning for Lake George New York.
| where they viii remain until September L.
Mrs. William Galliher has gone to the
| mountains Of Virginia to join her family
for the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. j. Harrington and two
little daughters have gone to Atlantic civ
for an extended stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Henry White left
Wednesday for trip to Missouri and the
Indian territory