Daily critic., 1880-07-03
sOCIAL GOSSIP.

ney, OF lie Df0it Park, leaves shortly Tor /
Germany, where he will pursue his
Art studies in the studio Of Gabriel
Max.
Mrs. Frances Burnett will summer IN |
Connecticut, and will be one Of The |
Literary COLONY that will gather at
and near Mrs. liooker's farm. Among |
the lterau who will rendezvous under |
the old beeches are Mark twain, Chas. |
Dudley Warner. Bailey Aldrch, the |
"Danbury man" Mr.. Bailey. the Hol. |
lands aud a goodly number more.
Miss Annie Lee has spent the last
few days in the city, having leii her |
charming old home In Maryland 20 wish |
"i0u roVsgs' 10 friends who relieving |
town Tor the summer.
Mr. Thomas Herman, who has spent |
the past year At the Jesuit novitiats IN |
England, will return in few weeks 10
this county aud 90 20 Woodstock"
Md, where he will finish the season Of
probation that stretches 20 long between
nov aud the FINAL realization of his de-
vout hopes. The novitiats IL fourteen
years, aud even then there IL final
trial Of strength 10 be undergone, which
endures iof tour more.
Mr. aud Mrs.. CoGey are al Cresson,
Pa, where they will spend the summer.
or all the beautiful mountain resorts
tha, Pennsylvania aud Virginia abound
In, there IL none more perfect than
this.
The many friends of eK.sscrs,ary
DslAno Are much pleased AZ the COM
plimrnt recently rendered him by the
Faculty Of Kenyon College. They oon.
fcfrrd the degree Of IL. d. upon him
AZ the recent Alumni meeting which
took place somc days since.
Mrs. Chas. Ewing aud her pretty
babies are At Cape May, where they
will remain until September, with i,a
cool nights aud mornings, makes city
life endufable again.
Mrs. Biwin Stanton aud her little
ones are summefing At Rehobo,h Beach.
Gen. aud Mrs. Paul, with their family,
will speud this month al White sul'
phur.
The lion. llora,lo And Mft. King left
some days ago for Rye Beach, where they
will remain several weeks.
-hfs lgs,ife Harlan aad hsf beautiful
daughter are ~ Block Island, where
they will remain during this month aud
par, Of next, then thsv will so 60 krn-
lucky 10 ylsi, ,hslr old home.
Commander slgsber, U. 8. ~, aud
his faiF young wife, will spend next
month AZ Rehobo,h, with their pretty
lltll- children.
Engineer Moore, U. s. ~, With his
wife aud children. will leave town the
latter part OF this month for Media,
Pcnnsylvania, where they will remain
until September.
Mr. George Alfred Townsend will fail
for Europe next week. ilr II the only
man who has ever succeeded Ia thrrad'
ing the names aud charms of chinso'
teagur, AfsAtsage, Poeomokr, AccomAe,
MolheTnook, Pupgttsague, onaneock
and Reh0hoth ON the silver cord Of
poesy, and lao has Just issued eolleo.
tlon Of legends Of the Chesapeake, told
IN his own inimitable way. II has bern
a fAyoritc idea with "thosa othrrs"
that the Eastern Shore produces moth
Ing but Ssh, clans, crabs. Wild ponies
aud mosquitoes, but this little book pso.
Piles the marshes with iorms a. graceful
aud spirits as airy as ihoss that illt
through ths tales OF the Rhine. The |
author Is 40 pleasantly remembered |
here that everyone Of his "b0ok chill |
dten" Is welcomed as soon as heralded.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Lowry, Of Vermont ave-
nue., are At Old Orchard, the loyeliest
Beach on the Maine coast, and a IA
vorils resort Of washingtoniAns.
Mr.. Alexander Bell aud his family ara
spending the summer al Cape May.
Mrs. Bell Is tbs beautiful daughter Of
Mr.. Hubbard.
Mr.. aud Airs. Fred. Metiuire viii
spend the summer at their beautiful
country seat in Maryland.
The wedding OF Dr.. MaTmion and
Miss Mcclellan took place Thursday
evening at s o'clock at the residence OF
tha brides grandmother, on | street.
Tho BRIDES toilette was a superb cream
satin, trimmed with old lace, not yell
low with age, but mellow, aud Ola pat
tern long since forgot. otange blos-
SONS lOoped the folds, and held the veil
In place, and few rare jewels com
pleted the ensemble. Lieut.. Mcclellan,
U. S. A., came in froI,. his Western sta
tlon 10 be present on the occasion, and
a number OF intimate friends witnessed
the ceremony. Among those present
were DR.. Magrudep, ths best mani Gen.
aud Mrs. Hunter, Mrs. Stewart, Mrs.
Powell, Miss Maxwell, Miss Coffin, Miss
Lee, and many others.
The ceremony was performed by the
Rev. Father Healey, s. j., and DR.. aud
Mrs. Mgrmion left in the $3.50 train for
the North. They will spend a month
at Lake George and then return TO the