The Washington critic., 1888-08-25
SOCIAL Avn pERsnN,I.

oOUiAb AND PERSONAL.
Il is said that Representative Grain is tho
only native Texan in Congress. aud j. "
Virgins Of the Surgeon-Ge Office IS
the only native Texan who has been appoint
ed under the Civil Service law by this Ad-
ministration
Miss Adele Grant Is passing n very quiet
summer at Lennox. Early in the fall She will
go to Europe with Mrs John Davis Of Wash
mgiOn.
Mr.. y. r. Eugel, H. Schulz aud b. Emmett,
who accompanied the Light Infantry to At
lantic City, returned last night, giving glori-
Gus account OF the trip. Mr. Euge says there
are six females to one male there, and the boys
are having picnic.
Postmaster-Ge Dickinson left the city
this morning for his cottage, Bath Beach,
New York, and will return the first part of
next week.
Congressman Samuel j. Randall continues
to improve slowly.
Miss Lizzie Lambeth left Saturday for a two
weeks sojourn out OF town.
Miss Bell Mamie returned last week from
q two weeks visit to Asbury Park, N. j.
Miss Annie Hussey is spending the summer
touring In the far West, and is at present In
the Golden Gate City.
Mr.. Alexander Muncaster will spend Sep
tember enjoying the novelty of trip along the
Atlantic coast in the immense four-maste ed
schooner recently at our wharf.
Miss Annie Lockhart of the Treasury De-
partment Is enjoying a months leave out of
town.
First Lieutenant Charles Ewing, recently
ordered TO Washington Barracks as assistant
surgeon, will be welcome acquisition to
Washington society next season. On dit that
the handsome lieutenant will shortly be pro-
NOTED to q cnptaincy At any rate Second
Lieutenant Russell win have to share his hon
ors among the fair sex this winter with Lieu
tenant Ewing.
Mr.. Frederick J. Muller will spend septem-
Der at West Point Academy.
Miss Minna Clark, the belle of Laurel, Md,
Is spending the summer with Mayor and Mrs.
David X. Francis OF st. Louis
Mr.. james p. Collins, the well-tnown tenor,
has taken his wife and infant son, Emmett, for
two-weeks' soiourn at Colonial Beach.
Miss Jennie Hayden of Thirteenth street
northwest, is spending two weeks in Connecti-
cut.
First Secretary Su of the Chinese Legation
is being entertained at Bar Harbor, Me-, by
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Hale Parllhurst of
Bangor, formerly OF this city. Mrs. Josephine
j. Rowan Reid and Miss Maud Reid are also
summering at Bar Harbor.
Mr.. and Mrs. JEFF Chandler and family are
comfortably domiciled at st. Louis, on Garri-
son avenue and Morgan street, IN the north
western section of the city, there as here the
fashionable section.
Colonel and Mrs Charles p. Lincoln aud
Miss Bertha ID. Lincoln of Capitol Hill, leave
next week for two-weeks' visit to Michigan,
the former home Of Colonel Lincoln.
Chief W. A. Croffut of the Executive Di-
vision of the Geological Survey, leaves in a
| few days for Connecticut, to be away until
| September.
Superintendent of Foreign Mail Nicholas M.
Bell is in st. Louis.
| Mr.. Orrison of the Boston Store has returned
from two weeks leave. Mr.. johnson Of the
same store started on his leave Saturday.
Mrs. David w. Wear, at present visiting
relatives in Missouri, will spend September
| with her son, Master d. Walker Wear, jr., In
rural West Virginia, where she will be Joined
In October by Chief ID. w. Wear of the South
ern Division of the Pension Office. About
that time the game In those parts had better
look out, as Colonel Wear is a famous sports
man, and will take his gun along.
Mrs. and Mr.. John NJ. Glover and infant son
are spending the summer at Sweet Springs
Mo-, where they have taken a cottage.
Representative Clardy of Ironton, Mo-, ha!
returned from that city, and is baching 1t al
Wizards, where Colonel James Nelson
Burnes of st, Joseph is also located.
Miss Mamie Lockhart of street northwes
will return to the Georgetown Convent IL
September and will graduate next June.
Miss Beatrice Chandler who attended tn
Georgetown Convent last year, will attend tn
Visitation Convent in st. Louis this year, he
parents having made st. Louis their home.
Mrs. Lewis Of Memphis, Tenn, will spent
the latter part of September with her daugh
ters, Mrs. Lizzie Lewis Norris and Miss Lizzi,
Lewis Of Twelfth street.
Judge and Mrs. King OF st. Charles, Mo.
have returned to this city after visits to Balti
more and LAUREL Md.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tompkins are summering a
Saratoga, N. Y, where Mr.. Tompkins, for
merly connected with The CRITIC, is repre-
senting the New York Sporting World.
Mrs George Graham Vest is spending tn
summer at Sweet Springs, Mo-, where sh
has taken a cottage for the summer.