Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-05-21

there for the summer Mrs J, L. Loose,
who returned with her husband last week
from a short trip to Europe, will arrive to-
day to be the guest of Mrs. Fleming.
Miss Helen Cannon, who has been travel
ing since she left Washington. will be here
tomorrow for a short stay. She sails the
last of the week for Europe.
Miss Mathilde Townsend is now gaining
every day after her recent serious illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Marye who came
here to live early last year, after their mar
riage and a long period of travel abroad
and n streets built by the late Justice STAN
ley Matthews for his home and many times
since the scene of elegant entertainments
The Brazilian minister, Mr.. Mendonca lived
there several years and extended many hos
pitalities. Its pleasant history will be con-
tinued with it's present owners. Numerous
improvements and changes are being made
in the house to suit their requirements. Mr.
and Mrs. Marye were in Baltimore the past
week and had a number of entertainments
given for them.
A trio of young women who have each a
large circle of Washington friends are Miss
Latimer, the accomplished daughter of Sen
ator and Mrs. Latimer; Miss Mclean of
New York, the daughter of Mrs. Mclean,
president general of the d. A. R., both Of
whom next next winter are expected to
spend most of their time here and Miss
ROckhill. whose homes In the orient and
this country have afforded great contrasts
Back in China again, where she has ac-
ccmpanied her father, the American min
lister, and her stepmother her education
will proceed along unusual lines, so that
upon her debut in society in the near flu
ture she will have had experiences of places
and people far beyond the ordinary.
Mr.. and Mrs, Joseph Strasburger and
Mrs. II. L. Strasburger are at Atlantic
City.
President and Mrs. Roosevelt have re-
sumed the Inequalities which have becn the
regular accompaniment ofthcir residence in
the White House. Mrs. Roosevelt will re-
main some weeks longer here before going
to their home at Oyster Bay Miss Roose.
Welt. who is to go to the Philippines the
coming summer, now looks forward to a
trip to Europe for next year
The Vice President and Mrs. Fairbanks
are now at their indianapolis home The
latter has in contemplation trim abroa 4
for the summer. Ensign and Mrs Timmins
have house on Woodley lane for the
summer.
Mrs. Hay has her summer home in New
Hampshire and stays with her daughters at
their various residences to look forward to
after her return with the Secretary from
Europe.
Mrs. Shaw is again in excellent health and
is thoroughly enjoying the leisure at her
disposal before warm weather will sue-
gest change of residence. She wouId
like to go abroad and If she goes. her
daughters will accompany her. Mrs Taft
and her young children are going to Eng
land for the summer having secured a
house at oxford.
Secretary and Mrs. Metcalf have taken a
house on n street near New Hampshire
avenue, but have not taken possession of 1t
The Postmaster General and Mrs. Cor
telyou will also remain In town late
Secretary and Mrs. Morton having had
cabinet circle are now looking forward to
its close although they have been enter
tained by every phase of it. They will be
greatly missed. Their popularity was
shared by their attractive young daughter
who leaves her friends here with great re-
gret. If Mr.. Morton is relieved by the first
of July. the chances of the family having
European trip together, as they had
planned before the Washington residence
was thought of. may be carried out
Prof. and Mrs. Alex Graham Bell and the
Chinese minister will give dinners Monday
night The former is III honor of Baron
Korff and Miss Van Reypen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Westinghouse continued at
cent hospitality they showed here to the
delegates to the railway congress. The
party of 800 were their guests at seated
luncheon and afterward witnessed all the
wonder working machinery in the West
inghouse plant. where 1900 people are en-
ployed. An informal reception was held
by the host and hostess and Baron Mon
cheur who was their guest for several
days. number Of Pittsburg friends Of the