Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-07-09
THE SOCIAL WORLD
Other Places as Quiet as the
City by the Potomac.
VACATION DEPARTURES
wAsHINGToNIANs AT BUcKINa-
HAM PALACE BALL.
Wedding of a Former Capital Resident
in a Kansas Town
Personals.
VACATION DEPARTURES

! The gayety at any of the Atlantic resorts
| has not yet reached a bewildering stage,
| and in fact only an average season is ex-
! pected This month is something of pre-
| liminary season generally, and there is lit
| tie evidence that there will be any differ
| ence this year. The unexpected. however,
| plays such large part In events nowadays
| that predictions amount to very little.
| Connecticut avenue Is deserted, however, so
| that those whose presence gave 1t distinc-
| ton from November to June must be some
| where bent on recreation Only very few
members of the diplomatic corps remain in
| this neighborhood. Baron Moncheur, while
waiting for the departure of his household
to Warm Springs, Va, Is making little
| visit to Niagara and Rochester.
Miss Roosevelt who has had even for her
an unusually varied experience of places
| and people the past three months, spent
| the past week at Manchester by the Sea,
| and is now with her grandmother, Mrs.
| George c. Lee, at the latters home at
Brookline, Mass.
Judge and the Misses McCammon are at
| NarraganSett Pier.
| Gen. and Mrs. Draper arrived in London
| lately, and were prominent among the
| Americans at the last of the state balls at
| Buckingham Palace, held last night. Over
1900 persons were present and the event
| was the most brilliant of the court season.
| Miss Gertrude Davis left this week to
| spend her vacation in southern Maryland.
Miss Mary A. Mucahy has returned after
| pleasant visit Of three weeks to the
| worlds fair, where she went as delegate
o,,6 On
| her homeward journey she visited friends
in Chicago and White Sulphur Springs.
| Mrs Marian NJ Lewis announces the
| marriage of her daughter. Rose, to Mr..
Robert c. Gulley, June 20, 1904 They are
| spending several weeks in the Adirondack
mountains and will be at home after Au-
gust l, at 1911 LIST street northwest
Mr. Floyd P. Waggaman, who is spend
ing the early summer at his fathers coun-
try place on South river, near Annapolis.
has invited a party of Washington young
men to join him in a cruise of a weeks
duration on Mr.. Waggaman's yacht Alice.
The start will be made from South river
tomorrow morning, with Norfolk as the OBJ
jective point. The WashIngtonians aboard
will be Messrs. Frederick Barbour, Carey
Johnson Ennals Waggaman. Leonard
Nicholson and Harry Fay.
Mrs. E. S. Collamer and Miss Collamer
are al Harper's Ferry, w. Va.
Mrs A NJ. Macmurphy OF Augusta. Ga
who has been visiting her niece, Miss Addie
Morrison, at the residence of DIR. Reville,
1017 14th street. leaves today for Peters
burg, Va, to visit her niece, Mrs G.. A.
Bowman. While here Mrs. Macmurphy
was the guest of honor at a number of
social affairs.
Mr.. F, T. Williams and family are at
Linganore Hills, near Frederick Nd.
Senator and Mrs. Lodge are now at their
Nahant home
Mr. and Mrs. A NJ. Lothrop and family
are now at their Adirondack home.
Gen. Chas Bird and family who have
been in New Jersey have gone to Glouces-
ter, Mass.
Mrs Charles F. Birch will spend this and
next month at Eaglesmere, Pa.
Mrs. G. NJ. Lamasure is spending July at
Round Hill, Va.
Admiral Ramsay and family are at Sea
| Girt, N ].
Mrs A. H. Holgate, who has been at At
| lantic City, has gone to Pittsfield, Mass
Mrs L. Sergeant is at Bluemont, Va.
Miss c. A. Heathman is at Silcott Springs
Va, for a month
Mr. James Morrill, and his aunt. Miss
| Swami are now at their home at Stafford
| VT.
| Mrs NJ A. Miller has gone to Massachu-
| sets to stay three months.
Mrs r.. B. Bradford. Miss Bradford ana
! Miss Rose Mary Bradford have gone 10
| Brunswick, Me, for some weeks Wheft
| they will be the guests of the Kew. ana
| Mrs Edward Darlington Johnson
/
| Dr. Lucy E Moten, principal OF WASH
| ington Normal School, left yesterday LOT
| New York and sails today for sweden,
accompanied by Mrs. Claude NJ. Moten oil
| New York.
| Miss Bertha G. Carroll. who returned
last week from Atlantic City, left Wash
| ington on Sunday for Iowa. En- route she
| will spend a few days at the 81. Louis
| .xnosition Later she will visit friends