The Washington times., 1904-06-22
CHARMING HOMES
STILL KEPT OPEN
Occupants larry, Enjoying
Summer Weather.
SECRETARY HAY is AT P0ST
Admiral Dewey and His Wife Familiar
Figures on the Street-PeT-
sonal Gossip.

While society is quite depleted. official
business holds so many charming homes
open in Washington that social life
never loses its zest The Secretary OF
State and Mrs. Hay are still at their
home on Lafayette Square, and enter
tanned at dinner informally last even
ing.
Admiral and Mrs. Dewey still remain
at their Rhode Island Avenue home
without definite arrangements for their
departure. Mrs. Dewey has 50 far re-
gained her health as to be one of the
most frequent pedestrians about the city
streets and with the Admiral makes a
charming picture Of good fellowship and
happiness. as clad in the prettiest Of
summer toilettes they walk to and from
the Navy Department together.
The Secretary to the President and
Mrs. William Loeb. jr., have returned
| to Washington from O two weeks trip
They will remain In Washington until
the President and his family take their
departure for Oyster Bay. July 2.
Mrs. George B. cortelyou accom-
panied her husband, the Secretary Of
Commerce and Labor, TO the Chicago
convention, and Will remain with him
IN Washington until such time rs his
/ duties permit him to leave for a vaca-
/ ton. The children in the family viii
/ be sent to Hampstead, L. l., where re-
latives Of Mrs. Cortelyou will entertain
| them.
/ Captain and Mrs. johnson, and their
daughter. Mrs. Suzanne Oldberg have
taken possession of their new home at
/ Fernciif a recently opened suburb be
tween Cleveland Park and Washington.
I |
Mr.. and Mrs Otto Torney Simon have
sailed for Europe, where they will spend
the summer, passing the time in Ger
many. Switzerland. and France.
Miss Mary Fcimball. also identified with
musical circles has sailed for Europe,
and will spend the summer studying in
! Vienna with Leschetizky.
Mrs Rachel Pratt Clarke. who has
been the guest here OF Mrs George NJ
Robson, has returned to her home in
1 Baltimore.
Mrs. John A. Logan. who passed the
spring at her country place near Wash
ington, has gone West ror a lengthy
stay,
Mr. and Mrs John e Reyburn. who
returned TO Washington from their home
at New London. Conn. 20 attend the
wedding of Miss Simpson and Mr.. Chap
pcl. are cruising in their yacht Gretch-
en-. In Chesapeake Bay, and will return
TO New London in a few days.
The Misses Ripley. % New York. whC
have been the guests Of Mrs. Churchill
Candee for some time. have returned l.
New York.
Mrs. Pierre Montague and her sister
Miss Patterson. have returned from
lengthy stay in Europa. and after d;
short time spent at their house in Yer
J mont Avenue VIII Ro\tO Newport fo
the summer
Miss Anna Starr has gone to Phila.
delphia, where she will be the guest
Of Mrs Harrison Starr. of Erie Avenue
= for some time.
Lieut.. Charles Burnett, Z. S. A. Of
Fort Myer. is visiting his former home
? Carlinville. III.
Mrs. L. A. Coolidge and family lef
yesterday for Mr. Coolidge's old home
at Natick Mass. where they will max,
a short visit before going to their cot
: tage on Cushings Island. Me. to remain
; through the summer
Mr. and Mrs. S. II Bacon, of 132
Columbia Road, have as guests thei
, daughter, Mrs. James Sidney Skinner
. and her two sons. of Galveston. Tex.