The Washington times., 1903-05-25

land, expect to sail next week for New
York.
The Misses Cullen. who have been en-
their sister, the Countess de
Velle, whose husband is in the Spanish
diplomatic service, have gone to New
York. Miss Charlotte Cullen will ac-
the Countess de Velle to Eu-
rope in June.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nat Simpkins will close
their Washington house today and go to
Beverly Farms. Mass, for the summer.
Mrs. James G. Blaine is visiting her
parents, Admiral and Mrs Hichborn.
Gen. A. W. Greedy is at the Hotel
Cecil, London. He will attend the inter-
national convention of telegraphers.
Mrs. E. A. Fuller and Mrs. Thomas K
Brooks, of Hyattsville, have been visit
ing Mrs. Fuller's aunt. Mrs. J. D. Nc
Chesney.
Miss Laura Wilkinson, of Hancock,
Nd, who passed the last month in
Washington, has returned home
Miss Eta V. Leonard is visiting
friends at st. Michaels. Nd.
Miss Daisy Rupp is visiting Miss Ber-
tina, of Elkton. Nd.
Miss Florence E. Whipped, of Phila-
delphia, is visiting friends here.
Mrs. Glover, wife of Commander Rich
ardson Glover. U. S. N, former naval
attache at the American embassy at
London, will sail for home. with her
children. June 3. They will spend the
summer in California.
General and Mrs. Miles Will remain in
Washington during June, when they will
tie joined by their son, Cadet Sherman
Miles. who will spend his vacation at
his parents home in this city.
Miss Kuhne Beverage, the American
sculptor. has taken a house in Park
Street, London. and has commenced
work upon a monumeIlal lbs relief de-
PANASbE tic SiletA sc VI lIic IAOuSA IlIueIS
up San Juan Hill. There is great
ceal of spirit about the design, with
President Roosevelt leading the charge,
while at his feet lies Hamilton Fish,
who was killed in the engagement.
A. L. Barber has been in Scotland
watching the trials of his new turbine
steamer, the Lorna.
Mrs. Joseph Haven, wife of the consul
at st. Kits and Nevis, Lesser Antilles.
and her son, Richard, who have been
visiting in Chicago and Philadelphia. are
spending a few days in Washington
PRIOR to their return for Mr.. Ravens
post.
The Admiral of the Nsyy and Mrs
Dewey are expected TO make visit dur
ing the coming summer to Camden, Me.
where they Will be the guests of Col
E. c. Lewis, formerly of New York, and
an old schoolmate of the Admiral. at
Norwich, VT.
Miss Mary Ferebee, daughter of Medi-
cal director Nelson NJ. Ferebee, OF this
city. is visiting Mrs. Stahl. wife of Con-
structor A w. StahI. u s. N, at New
port News. Va. a number of charming
entertainments have been given in Miss
Ferebee's honor.
Miss Nettie Reed, of this city, is visit
ing Mr. and Mrs. Trovinger at their
home in Hagerstown, Md.
Mrs. Walter Farwell, of Chicago, is
visiting Miss Terry. daughter of Admiral
Terry.
Rear Admiral Harrington. command
ant of the Norfolk naval station, and
Mrs Harrington, assisted by officers of
tie station gave a delightful dance in
the ballroom at the Norfolk navy yard
Monday evening. The affair was largely
attended. The Naval Post Band furnish
ed music for the dancers, who were
numerous.
Miss Edith Cowles. a niece of Presi-
dent Roosevelt. is one of the members
of house party in the home of ]. 6.
Whetzel, near Winchester Va.
Mrs. A. c. Pryor has as her guest Miss
Anne Barrister Gle, of Petersburg, Va.
Miss Sherrile will spend the summer
III Coburg, Canada
John D. Long. former Secretary of the
Navy. has been visiting his daughter,
Mss Margaret Long. who is a student
at the medical school of Johns Hopkins
University, Baltimore. and will be
graduated at the commencement on
June 8. Miss Long entered the medical
school four years aiso. and has taken
the entire course with great credit.
Summer Resort Notes.
Mrs. Lucy Carnegie, widow of Thomas
J. Carnegie and sister-in-law of Andrew
Carnegie, is having a new camp built on
North Point. Raquette Lake. The proper
ty was formerly owned by ]. II. Ten
Eyck. of Albany. and included one OF the
oldest log camps of the region. Mrs
Carnegie has secured possession of 300
acres. or about one mile of the shore
line on Raquette Lake, a body of water