National Republican., 1881-07-20
wArERrNo-pLAoE NOTES.
Mrs. +, A. Trace is at Cape May.
John Tweedale is at Bristol, r. 1.

John Tweedale is at Bristol, II. |.
Mrs. f. NJ. Willis is at Salem, Va.
F. B. Brock is at Edwards Ferry.
Mrs. c. Beckwith is at Berryville, Va.
%. G. Wight is at Rock Enon Springs.
Rev J. w. Smith is at Snyders Mills,
Va
j. c. McKelden is at Atlantic City,
Nj,
Mrs. Judge Paschal is at Chapihsville,
Conn.
Eva Mills and her mother are at Cape
May, M.
Miss Corinnc Barton is at Mount
| Holly, MI.
Mrs. J. NJ. Whitney is at Gathers
burg, Md.
Senator Bayard has gone to Deer
Park, Md
Mrs. Rces b. Edmondson is at Bed
ford Springs
Judge Kelley is passing a few days at
Atlantic City
Lieutenant d. G. McRitchie, U. S. N,
is at wiscassct, Nc.
Miss Alice Woodbridge has tickets for
Merleys Beach, Md.
Miss Annie C. Clary is packing her
trunk for Concy Island.
William Rees Pearson is a. the Rock
bridge Alum Springs Va
Mrs. William Paret is at the Fort
William Henry Hotel Lake George.
Mr.. John Randolph, of the Court of
Claims, and wife are at Crcsson Springs, Pa,
H. II. Smith, journal clerk of the
House Of Representatives, is at WOODBURY., Va,
Miss Kate l.. Specr will spend the
summer In the Blue Grass region of ofHcntuclsy.
Visitors to the Catskills are looking
for the place where Rip Van Wrinkle took his nap
Reginald Fendall and wife and A.
Sals aud wife are at the Old Sweet Springs, vlr-
ginia,
Miss Augusta Gieslcr goes to the Blue
Ridge Mountains and Tolchcstcr Beach, Md, for
| the season.
Austin p Brown and wife were at
the "Moun'aln House." CrcsJon Springs Pa, on
| the 18th instant.
John G. Whittier the poet, has been
spending several weeks ut the Intorvale House,
North Conway, n. II.
Mrs. A. 4. Longley, of Capitol Hill, is
spending llt summer III southern hilllsAA WIN nef
| daughter, Mrs. s. J. Bascom.
Chief Clerk Marr, of the First AS
sistant Postmaster. Generals Office has gone with
| his wife to New jersey ON brief visit
Admiral Almy and party consisting
| of Mrs. Almy, his two daughters, and Mrs. Evcrs-
| field, are spcndinga few weeks at the Logan House.
| Altoona, Ia.
Admiral and Mrs. Mullany, of Phila-
dcphio, are at Lake Mohonk, New York, where
they viii remain LStil the lst of August Suisse
qucntly they will visit Saratoga, Long Branch, and
the end oftc season at Bryu Mawr.
Mr.. Paul Stevens, formerly librarian
of the House OF Representatives, leaves the city
to.day to join his family, who are spending the
summer on the coRst of Maine.
Seaside homes for little children who
need them are now known as "lifc saving sta
tions" aud that is just what they pretty sure to
beif rightly managed They are not confined to the
| seashorc, however There Is one at Point Airy in
the Delaware, and the "Chldren's Country Week I"
maintains several "life-saving stations" on the
farms of Chester and Delaware and Montgomery
| Counties.
Ladies' at the watering places are
amusing themselves this summer by making bead
embroidery on laCcs as trimmings for their autumn
dresses. This is done by taking any desired leaf
for model and cutting one by It in lace aud fol-
lowing the leaf tone of coloring In omber illu-
minated beads, until as n result, they have an
autumn or bright.hued leaf in perfected beauty.
From this leaf may be suspended pendants or
strings ofbeads In the same hues, forming most
lovely fringe with an autumn leaf heading, pro-
ducng charming effect.
; 1t is very well worth while to learn
to float II every Aoaer when suddenly drilled into
deep water would do as an Accomac County (Vlr-
ginla) girl did. She was swept of beyond her
depth her frightened companions saw her drin
away to sea and gaveh herup for lost then couple
of young fellows at h-oil factory, some dis
tance away, got boat rowed out beyond the
breakers, and found her nearly mile from shore
stl floating but nearly exhausted. Her name Is
Miss Cornclia Bradley, and that little accomplish
mcnt Of floating saved her her life