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

RS ROOSEVELT Is credited with
IHjE an intention of entertaining the
ga friends of Ethel Roosevelt this
n summer at Oyster Bay. and that
the hospitality OF the Presidents
home will be the first extended
soon after the family Is once more es-
tabished. Theodore Roosevelt. jr.. has a
summer much after his liking planned
for him. out-of-door life in the far west
with his studies kept up with his tutor. who
will likely be at tho head of the expedition.
Miss RoOseveIt's excursion to the Philip
pines. for which she is preparing herself by
studying Spanish is of tremendous interest
To herself and the nation. too. Her quar-
ters aboard the Manchuria. which Is one of
the largest vessels afoat. are luxurious.
Her suite will be the high bridge deck
and I'm her cabin brass bed has high pro-
tccting rods on each side to prevent rolling
out mahogany wardrobe and a sofa are
other pieces Of the furnishings. Adjoining
the cabin IS a private bath. Her boudolr Is
fitted with writing desk extra wardrobe
and sofa. all OF mahogany The paneling
of the sides and ceiling of her little suite
Is painted white and costly rugs cover the
floors In each of the three rooms is large
circular window or side light" giving a
view Of the broad expanse Of ocean. when
the red curtains are drawn aside.
The Vice President and Mrs Fairbanks
will have strong attraction for the capital
all summer. as their daughter, Mrs. Tim
mons. Is 10 spend the time here. and has
been comfortably established in house on
WoOdley road for the past month.
g The cornings and go!ugs of the cabinet
are so largely regulated by passing events
that plans are hard to form for any length
ahead. Secretary and Mrs. Hay do not
4Tgip4ta hpiv1p a.
necessary and the state of Mr.. Hays
health permits The Shaws mother
daughters and son, will travel. Mrs. Taft
will spend the interval of her husbands
absence In the far east by trip to Eng
land with her children and Mrs. ECkstein
of Chicago and quiet residence in oxford
for several months. Postmaster General
and Mrs COrtelyOU VIII take short trips
away. The Hitchcocks Will keep two homes
open. here and at Dublin, n H, and Mrs.
Metcalf Will return to her home In Califor-
mia. Mrs. BOuaparte has been at Bella
Vista" Baltimore county, the suburban
residence OF the coming Secretary of the
Navy, since his new honors have come to
him. and SO even her old ncighbors in Bal
tinUre have not had chance to extend
their congratulations personally, her
health has not been good of late years. but
society may look forward to meeting next
winter one of the most charming of women
She hopes that she will be able to do all
that is required OF cabinet officers wife.
The Admiral of the Navy and Mrs Dewey
will 90 north as usual this summer, their
preference for Manhattan Beach for the
first half and Saratoga for the latter part
not having changed.
Justice and Mrs. Harlan. after triumphal
tour in their old home in Kentucky and
among their Old friends. are now at Muir
ray Bay. Canada. where they have a home
Justice and Mrs. Brown were greatly feted
during their visit to Detroit and Will sum
III.
White are at Ndrragansett. Justice and
Mrs. Day have gone out 20 Canton: Jus
uCe and Mrs. MCkenna will be at Atlantic
City. having found the Maine coast too
vigorous for the latter's health. Justice
and Mrs Holmes are at Beverly. Mass.
where they have a house and Justice and
Mrs Peckham are at Altamont, n. Y.
delightful house party was given by
Mr.. Benjamin Graves during the first part
OF the week at the Glebe Rod and Gun
club on the PatuNent river. The guests
Were the Misses Brown, Weiss PoIkinhorn.
Lutz, Anderson and Messrs. Pierce. Rob-
erts, Hempstone, Duyall. Lemon and Bris-
tol.
Mr.. and Mrs Frederick BIackford Of
Blair avenue, Takoma Park. have as their
guests Col. and Mrs. John Brooks of North
Fulton avenue, Baltimore.
Mrs. S. A. Duncanson and Miss NJ. P.
Duncanson are among the Washingtonians
spending the month of June at Atlantic
City.
Mr. Harry Hul's family left yesterday
for their summer home "Hulidale." CO.
lontal Beach. Va, where they will remain
until fall.
Minister w w. Russell who Is now on
his way to Venezuela to succeed Mr. Her
bert w. Bowen as the envoy of the United
States TO that country. is accompanied by
his bride, to whom he was married shortly
before leaving Bogota. Colombia to which