Evening star., 1909-06-20

next fall. Secretary and Mrs. Dickinson
and Belle Meade farm, near Nashville,
Tenn, have pleasing connection in the
public mind. Mrs. Dickinson went south
last week. The Dickinsons have taken
1910 Connecticut avenue for next fall.
The Secretary of the Navy will meet
his wife and daughters when they re-
turn from Europe and escort them on
the Dolphin to the North Shore and their
home at Hamilton, Mass, which is one
of the handsomest places of that section.
The Attorney General and Mrs. Wicker
sham have an ideal home in Marshfield.
at Cedarhurst l.. l.. which they VIII
make headquarters all summer.
The Secretary of the Interior will leave
tomorrow and will be away all summer.
He will go first TO Williams College, his
alma mater, where he will join his eld-
est son, and will spend commencement
day, June %, and then proceed to his
home in Seattle, where Mrs. Ballinger
preceded him several months ago. Their
home. III which. much hospitality will be
extended this summer. is large, roomy
structure with broad verandas around it,.
The summer home of Secretary NaSel
is at Marion, Mass. and is big, comfort
able two-story structure with plenty of
porches 1t has attractive grounds. Mrs.
NaSel and all the younger members of
the family are already there.
Secretary Wilson will travel consider
ably this summer and Miss Wilson is
going abroad shortly.
Brig. Gen. and Mrs. William +. Hall
and family have taken a cottage at Vine
yard Haven for the summer.
Mr. and Mrs. John w. Foster have
gone to their summer home at Hender-
son Harbor, y. Y.
A western couple received among their
wedding gifts $4,000 home, nest egg
of another $4,000 and $1,000 TO the good
for European honeymoon. $4,000
silver service. a pianola. a complete rock
crystal set of glasses with TASKS, bottles
and tankards, two pieces of Carara mar
BILE, grandfather clocks. seven Tiffany
lamps, profuslon of cut glass, dozen
cut silver services, with plates and bowls
and decorated dinner services enough to
serve a regiment.
Mrs NJ Newmyer has returned to town
| from a weeks visit in Baltimore. where
| she was the guest of her sister, Mrs.
Aaron Birkenwald.
| Mr. Mark I.ansburgh. who is attending
| the University of Pennsylvania, is home
| from college.
DR.. Schwartz of New York is visiting
friends in town
Miss Euphemia l.. Graham who has
| has returned to Washington for a few
/ DAYS She is on her way to the Pacific
/ coast where she will spend the summer
| and will be accompanied by her nephew,
| Dr. Graham Ormond Wellman.
/ Mrs Francis Curtis and daughter
/ Janet of the Woodley, sailed yesterday
| on the American line for Eurore. They
| were accompanied by Miss Jane Hyde of
/ Ringhamton. y Y. The party will jour
| ney largely through England and Scot
/ land returning about October /
| Among the passengers on the Red Star
! steamer Lapiand. sailing Yesterday. were
Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Brltton and
| their daughters. q herine and Margaret
They will remain abroad several months.
/ Mrs John Hay widow of the former
| Secretary of State. has gone to Cleveland
| 10 remain about fortnight. when she
| will go 10 the Fells, her summer home
| al \ewburEport, y II.
/ Mrs Charles f Shepard and her
/ daughter Miss YVoErs Shepard. will
/ leave shortly for their summer home at
/ Southampton, l. /
! Mr. and Mis-. S. II Nandergrift and