National Republican., 1881-08-26
Orange color is revived.

orange color is revived.
Miss Annie b. Irish is at Oakland.
DIR. NJ. +. Thompson is at Newport.
Mrs. and Miss Snead are at Rye Beach.
Smooth felt bonnets will be worn again.
DIR. A. I. Augusta has returned from his
vacation.
Major T., II. Bradley has gone to Old
Point Comfort.
Mr.. George G. Maynard has gone to
Great Bend, Pa.
Miss Eva Mills returned from her sum-
mer trip yesterday.
Mrs. Edward Temple is spending few
weeks at Beach Haven.
DR.. Harvey has gone to Royalton, VT,
for n few weeks vacation.
Mrs. S. Henriques will spend the month
OF September at the Fauquier Springs.
Mr.. John @. Pugh will probably sing at
Trinity Church during the coming season.
Chief Clerk Prince, of the Police Court,
will spend his September vacation in Chcnango
County, New York.
]. w. Boteler has gone to Norfolk on
business connected with the new railway from
that city to the seaside.
Major L. Pinkham Whitney, of the War
Department, is temporarily sojourning at woon.
der vigorous diet and the use of vegetable COM
pounds.
II. C. Bryan, son of ]. B. Bryan Richard
Hovey, son Of General c. T. Hovey, and Charles i.
Thomas, son Of Alfred Thomas, OF this city, three
promising young men, enter Dartmouth College,
having been prepared therefor ut the Boys Eng
iish and Classical School, John W. Hunt, d, ~,
principal.
The Beckham prize is to be again shot
for. grand military excursion and rife match
under the auspices Of the Alexandria Light Imam
try will be held at Glymont o.day. The w. W.
Corcoran VIII leave her wharf at halfpast nine
q. M and half past five p M Steamer Excelsior
leaves at three p. m.
Only few more opportunities will be
offered to the public to visit occoquan Falls on the
steamer Mary Washington. As she is expected to
leave these waters soon, and as she is the only
boat capable of making the trip, It will be seen
that all those who have not as yet visited pictur.
esque Occoquan and all desiring to revisit 1t will
do well to embrace these last opportunities.
Miss Mary X Schreiner, the elocution-
airy director ofthe Lawrence Barrett Drama Club
of this city, is summering at Auburnsdale, Mass.
She has been continually engaged In the study OF
in such plays as are proposed to be presented by
the club during the coming season. She will
shortly meet Professor Henry Hudson, OF shak-
spearean fame, and return to the city about Sep
tember Is.
The following marriage licenses were
issued yesterday: Henry Brown and Alice Battle
both Of Washington, d. G.; William W. Hall and
Rebecca A. Peach Washington d. c.; George T.
Doyle and Jane @. Reed, both of Laurel, Md.
| Frank c. Kemon and Katie L, Mackey, both OF
| Washington, ID. G.; Charles w. Wells and Mary A
Dodge, both of Washington, ID. c.; Nathan Hender-
| son and Nellie Dent, both Of Washington, ID. c..
Charles s. saur and Georgia G. Loveless, both Of
Washington, d, G,
Equal Division, Sons of Temperance
will give another Of its public entertainments al
odcon Hall this evening. Among those who will
participate are Misses Minnie Evan, Susie Merrick
| Laura Bangs, Marguerite Suxton, Messrs. John o
| Pugh, Il. J. Whipple L. +. Seibold, David C. Bangs
and f. J., Townsend, The closet scene from
| Hamlet will be given by Miss saxton, Messrs
| Bangs and Townsend, and Miss Evan and Mr.
pugh will sing, the, celebrated love duet IRON
Paul and Virginia.
Major King, agent, &c, is daily doing
splendid work In lcssening the sufierings of de
fenseless animals and caring for their wants whei
their inhuman masters are too cruel TO look a1te
| them themselves, During the last few days he ha
| ordered several horses, which were sick and un
able to work, out of harness, and notified thei
| owners TO be more humane in future. Warrant
have been obtained against several parties an,
| in some instances fines imposed. Five or 81.
drivers have jumped the city to avoid arrest.