National Republican., 1882-07-07
SUMMER RESORT NOTES.

JOHN MCCULLOUGH is at Hot Spfings, Ark.
CAPTAIN CYRUS BREWER. of Capitol Hill, left
yesterday for Deer Isle, Me.
Mrs. T. G. HENsEY and family have gone to
Ocean Grove for the summer.
Mrs. L. d. LANDoN is at Ocean Grove on her
way to Plattsburg for the summer.
1T Is the fashion in Florida to pl0card captive
alligaors with 81 Idiots will please stir him up
DocroR AND Mrs. E. X GoLpsDonoUGH and Mrs.
Fitzhugh Coyle are occupying their cottage at
Oakland.
THE family of Representative Beach, of New
York. are rusticlting at their villa at Cornwel- on
the. Hudson
Miss e. C. SWAMI leaves her studio in the Co..
coran Building next week for her home at sw'
vile, on Lake Erie
LIEUTENANT ROBERTS, Royal Navy, who is max
ing tour of the United sates arrived at san
Francisco last Saturday to "do" the Pacific coat.
MRs. DocToR ASHFORD, Mrs. Edward Temple,
Mr. o. C. Wight, MIR. Edson Lowe, Mr. Thomas
Johnston, and Miss Virginia Gemmill are at Ro. K
En- on Springs.
| REAR ADMIRAL JOHN LEE WoRDEN, who Is in
qiite poor health, Is still ut his home at Quaki
II Il, Dutchess County, N. Y, but intends going to
| Newport later in the season.
Hon. II. G. ROGERS, Deputy Commissioner of In.
| tcrnal Revenue with his family left yesterday for
| T"
! ton now His family will remain until fall. His
| s on Robert enters Harvard in September.
Mrs. w. B. MCESERY (uece Of Governor Nc
| Emery, OF louisiana, and her mother, Mrs NJ. l..
Clarke, of st. l. ,uis left the George Leary for
Old Point and Norfolk, where they will sail for
New York and the Eastern watering places
CAPTAIN GEORGE II. PERKINS, U. s. N, with his
wifi. and child, sailed last Saturday from New
York in the steamship oder, for Bremen. Cap ain
10. ls
at Concord, N H., and Will now spend year in
travel in Europe.
OLIVER DoUD BYRON has had beautiful little log
cabin erected on the elegant lawn OF Castle Byron
| at Long Brauch. The caJin is made out of the
ties used in the construction of the Garfield tenn.
porary track at Elberon 1t is visited daily by
hundreds of pGrsous.
| MASTER WILLIAM E. WHITFIELD, U. S. N, who
| has been granted six months leave since being
etachel from the Enterprise, sailed from New
Y ork last Saturday in the steamer Bothnia Tor
| Liverpool intending to spend his leave in u ram
BILE through Europe.
MAJOR AzoR II. NICKERsoN, U. S. N, who $
placed on the retired list last week for disaLil tie
resulting from his terrihle woundS will spend tine
summer at various watering places in the Nurth,
| inste I'd of lining his family in Europe, but has
| not yet decided upon any definite plan of route.
LIEUTENANT THOMAS J. CLAY, Tenth Infantry,
now at Fort Leayenwoclh, intends to spend the
summer at Fort Mackinac, wiich has become
noted summer re sort. Lieutenant Clay lives in
Kentucky, and as he used to be stationed on the
lakes tue question arises naturally, what's her
| name?
| Mrs. ALEXANDER MURRAY, wife of Rear Admiral
Murray, has gone to spcni the summer at various
points IN New Hampshire. Her depart ure from
| Washington was somewhat hasenel by the sick.
ness Of her aged uncle, eX-Governor Goodwin,
who died at Portsmouth the evening of the Fourth
of July.
| TIE band of the fr!gate New Hampshire, train
| ing-ship at Newport plays in Truro Park there
| twice week The concerts of tie +, urth Arlil
| lery Band at Fort Adam; are largely attended by
the summer residents, and the drive from town to
the fort around by The cliffs is delightful and
| fayorite one.
| LIEUTESANT EDWARD LLOYD, Fifteenth Iafantry
arrived ut his home here Tuesday evening from
| his station at Fort Garland Col. lie was promoe ed
| in November, 1880, from sergeant In the Signal
Corps, ana comes East OH account of poor heul,r,
proposing 10 spend most of his six months sick
leave i'll EurJpehn travel.
Mrs. ORvILLE Z. BABcocK, wife Of General Bab-
cock, U. s. A.. is quite i'll at her residence here,
No. 2O2i Il street. Her child Gu, who are all in
excellent health, are enjoying themselves during
the summer on board the light. house steamer
Jcssamne In her cruises to the lights along the
Chesapeake and its tributaries.
COLONEL SAMUEL n. BENJAMIN, U. s. A., has
taken quarters in Corcoran Row, between Yer.
mont avenue aud Sixteenth street, until his fam
lily arrives in the fall, but will make flying trJ
toGarris0ns. on the Hudson, where Mrs. Benjamin
and her children are visiting her parents. ex-Sec
| retary and Mrs. Hamilton Fish.
REAR.ADMIRAL AND MRS. PIERCE Crosby U. s.
| N, are on their way to Rio de Janeiro, and were
last heard of at the Braganzl Hotel, Lisbon. Ad-
| miral Crosby married Mis- Louise f. AudenrlCd.
Miss Audeuried was well known in Philadelphia
society, was the daughter of Joseph Audenried and
a sister Of the late Colonel Joseph NJ. Audenrlcd,
of Sherman's staff
Mrs. JAMES HENToN, wife of Captain Henton,
Twenty third Infantry, has been at To eka, Kan,
for the past year. looking after the education of
her daughter and little son. She left last week for
Fort Union N. NJ, which is her hus bands station,
and was accompanied by Miss Grace who will re.
turn to Topeka in September when her next
school year begins.
Mr.. AND Mrs. F. b. SwAYNE, of Toledo, Ohio,
left there last week for a summer trip TO Europe,
expecting to reach home about the first of Octo.
ber. Mr.. swayne is younger son of Justice Noah
II. Swayne, lately of the Supreme Court Of tho
United States, and Mrs. swayne is the daughter of
her husbands old associate on the supreme bench,
Acting Nice-President David Davis.
THE LEAvESwoRTH Times speaks Of Mrs Judson
d. Bingham (wiie of General Judsou d. Bingham,
| deputy quartermaser- general), who has gone to
Cape May for the summer, as "the life of the post
during the winter" Efforts are being made by
friends to secure the appointment of General
Bingham's son, Mr.. "Gunny" Bingham to a lieu
tenancy in the Army. He would be credit TO the
| service.