The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1890-07-27

phur that was the late w. w. Corcoran's sum-
mer home for the twenty years before his death
Mr.. Roebling is accompanied by large and
merry party.
Professor Percy NJ Hughes and Mrs. Hughes
are at Asbury Park, N j. Miss Abbie Hopkins
and Miss Myrtle Hughes are travelling through
New England, and after completing their trip
will join Professor Hughes and wife at Asbury
Park.
Mr.. and Mrs. James &. Carter sailed Wednes
day for Europe, accompanied by the Misses
townsend, daughters of Col. G. II. Townsend
OF Brooklyn, and party Of friends, for a tour
OF the Continent, returning about September Is.
Misses Lillian l. Collins and Isabella Collins.
daughters of Mr.. Joseph W. Collins, and Mrs.
Dudley Page, who are at present visiting Mr..
and Mrs. E. w. Roberts, Rockport, Mass will
leave there for New York the present week
Dr. II. w. Wiley gave box party on We'd
nesday night to hear "The Pirates of Penzance."
DR.. and Mrs Champion, Miss Champion, Mrs
r. V. Belt, Miss Elsa Belt, Miss Godfrey, and
Miss Schmidt were the guests.
Among the guests of Mrs O. Osburn Blue
Ridge, are Mr.. Charles W. Petersen and family,
family, Miss Marguerite Schmidt, Mrs L.
kelher, Miss Susie Amior, Mrs. Swinson, Mr.
James Graham, and Mr.. Moore.
Gen. Sherman has left Cape Nav, where he
visited his daughter, Mrs. Thackera Miss
Lizzie Sherman is preparing to go to Lake
George, where she will remain several weeks.
Assistant Secretary Batcheller and Miss and
Mrs. Batcheller are at Block Island, where they
VIII remain fortnight. Then they will go to
Saratoga for the remainder of the season.
Col. Berret has gone for the month of july to
his farm in Carroll County. Mrs. Berret is in
Annapolis visiting her niece, Mrs. Clason, wife
OF Lieut.. Clason, OF the Navy.
Mrs. Senator Davis is at her residence on
Massachusetts, avenue. Recently she enter
tanned a number of her young friends at hand
some dinner at Woodley Inn.
Miss Decca, Miss Elizabeth B. johnson,
Miss Frances johnson, daughter of Mr. A. B.
johnson, and Mrs. Cornelia Hagan will sail
for Europe on Wednesday.
Miss Lizzie Garwood, of Ninth street, and
Miss Lizzie McClelland, of Tenth street, have
gone on short visit to their friend, Miss NJ
L. Shear, near Herndon, Va.
Mrs. Dalzell will remain at her home, 1901
Massachusetts, avenue, until the adjournment of
Congress. Miss Dalzell, of Pittsburg was her
guest during the past week.
Mrs. William B. Moses is convalescine from
the serious illness that attacked her some weeks
ago. She will soon go to Long Branch with her
daughter, Mrs. Gosling.
The engagement is announced of Miss Nav
Dyer, daughter of DIR. John l. Dyer and Mr.
j. Z. Q. Treanor The marriage will be cele-
brated in the autumn.
Mrs. Randall remains at her home on Capitol
Hill. Miss Sue Randall paid a short visit to
Philadelphia last week. Mrs. Lancaster is at
her home on Q street.
Miss Bess Dalzell is at the Blue Mountain
House, where she is chaperoued by Mrs Outh-
waite. Next week Miss Dalzell will 90 to
Martha's Vineyard
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert G. Blaine, with the
Misses Blaine and Master r. Gillespie Blaine,
Jr., are summering at Mount Edgecomb, Lou
doun County, Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. William E. Doughertv and fam
lily will spend the summer at the Shenandoah
Alum and the Orkney Springs, Shenandoah
County, Va
Major and Mrs. William B. Morgan and family
are stopping at the Hot Springs, Va, where
they intend spending the months of August and
September.
Among others registered last week at the
Grand View, Atlantic Highlands, were Mr.. A.
NJ Loomis and Mr.. A. NJ. Somes of this city.
Mrs. NJ. Z. Williams, Miss Moore. and Miss
Maggie Wilson, of Washington, enioyed the
sea breezes at Asbury Park during the week
DR., Edith Jewell is spending the months of
July and August at the country seat of Rev.
Jonathan Spencer Willis, near Milford, Del
Mrs. Louis Mackall and Miss Trizah Mackall,
of Georgetown, are at the Rockbrdge Alum,
where they will remain throughout August.
Mrs. Edward Goodfellow and Miss Goodfellow
are summering at Eagles Mill, Pa. Mr.. Good
fellow Joined them during the past week.
Mrs. E. H. Bond, formerly of Washington.
but now of Pittsburg, Pa, is visiting her aunt,
Mrs r. A. Edmonston, 3136 street.
Secretary of Legation Mccormick is en- route
for America on leave of absence, which he will
spend at Bar Harbor and Newport.
Mis-. NJ. V. Milburn, accompanied by her
handsome daughter, Miss Maude Milburn' ia at
the Atlantic Hotel, Ocean City.
The Misses Simms, daughters of the we'll
known druggist, Mr.. G. @. Simms are spending
some weeks at Cape May Point.
Mrs. Benjamin Durfee and family, with her
mother, Mrs. Winants, are spending the hot sea
son in the Catskil Mountains.
Mrs William F. Hoffman is one of the most
admired as well as popular beauties at the
Colonnade, Atlantic City,
Mr.. John E. Prendible, of New York. who
has been visiting his aunt, Mrs John McGrann.
returned home Thursday.
Mrs. w. w. Curtis, of West Washington is
passing the season with friends and relatives at
Mount Vernon, Ohio,
Mr.. William H. Barron, of Georgetown. ho.
gone to spend several weeks with his children
near Colesville, Md,
Mrs. Joseph Tyssowski, Miss Ada Tyssowsl,i
and Mr.. Joseph Tyssowski are summering at
Rock Enon Springs
Mr. William A. Croffut is enjoying his yaca-
tion in Connecticut, where he Joined Mrs
Croffut last week
Mrs. r. w. Barker and the Misses Bette and
Maria Tomlnson are at BreXton Villa, Ocean
street, Cape May.
Mr. and Mrs Richard Cullen, of Capito
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