Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-06-25

mel of that place. After the ceremony
wedding breakfast was served. and later.
amid showers of rice and good wishes. the
young couple left for this city. The bride
received many beautiful presents.
Mrs. Stanley Matthews and Miss Addison
Mitchell went abroad last month.
The Misses Cullen, whose Inequalities at
their K street home are always of such
a delightful character, have gone abroad to
spend their time well off the beaten line
of travel.
Commander and Mrs Winslow are at
Newport where they have a cottage.
Rear Admiral Hughes and family will
summer in New Hampshire. MI Harry
Hughes. who has spent seven years
abroad. four in study and the rest In sing
ing in opera, recently returned to summer
in this country. He will sing in Lyons.
France, next season.
Gen. and Mrs. Draper who had a pleas
ant season at their Hopedale, Mass. home
after leaving here, have gone abroad.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles H. Keep will have
the Clark place in Buffalo during the sum-
mer
Mr.. Robert Fairbanks son Of the Vice
President, sailed the 22d with a Yale
friend to make bicycle tour of England
and Ireland
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Moore. who have
had gala time abroad. passing the hunting
season with titled friends in icestershire
are expected at Prides Crossing at the
Swift place for the summer.
The w. J. Boardmans, who sailed this
month for the other side, leased their place
'Wyndcliffe." at Manchester by the Sea for
the summer They are much missed there
among the permanent cottagers.
Mr.. and Mrs. John r. Mclean and Mr.
Edward Beae Mclean will be abroad sew
eral months. the latter hoping to get a
great deal of sport automobiling in Scot
land.
Mrs, Hunt Slater will be at Bar Harbor,
usual.
Mrs Crosby went abroad in the early part
OF this month. and will remain until the
late autumn.
Maj. Gen. Gillespie. retired, and his wife
will sail Fourth of July for Europe. and
expect to be gone about eighteen months
They will pass next winter in Egypt.
Mrs. Beach Grant has taken a place at
Kent, England. for the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A Spalding are at
their prettiy named summer home ..FalI-
ingwaters." Saugerties- SON the Hudson
DIR. and Mrs. Fremont Smith are at Bar
Harbor.
Senator and Mrs. Foraker. after a round
or visits to their daughters and their
Ohio home. will finish the heated term at
Magnolia Mass.
Justice and Mrs. Barnard are at Center
Lowell, Maine. favorite resort with them
the latter intending to stay north all sum
mer.
Mrs. and Miss Townsend may go abroad
next month and begin the program of travel
which the serious Illness Of the latter
brought to a sudden standstill almost on
the eve Of their departure from the capital.
DR.. and Mrs. Horatio Bigelow are at Port
Hope. Ontario. as usual
Rear Admiral selfridge and Mrs. selfridge
are at jamestown. r. l.. a most attractive
spot to navy families. as indeed It Is to
many other Washingtonians.
Justice Morris and his sisters. the Misses
Morris. Miss Colbert and Mrs HASTINGS
and the attractive young daughter OF the
latter. Miss Edgarina Hastings, will 90 to
Bethlehem. N. H. next month Miss Has
tings will be among the prettiest OF the
debutantes next season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles H. Poor are at their
place at Skaneateles. N. Y, where Mrs.
Maus their daughter, will spend part OF the
heated term in the intervals of visits to
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry May ana their sons
and daughters sailed this week. and will
spend next month in England, with a tour
OF the continent before returning late in the
autumn.
Colonel and Mrs. r. '. Fleming have been
Tor several weeks past at their place. Oak
View. where with tee possible exception of
short out-of-town trips they will spend