The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-07-12
SOCIETY ON THE wine.
NOTES ABOUT THE MOVEMENTS OF
wELL-KNOwN PEOPLE.
Many Already Located in Their Chosen
Summer Homes, and Nearly Every
body Else Planning to Get Away-The
Favored Resorts.

Miss Grace Koser, who for the last six
weeks has been the guest Of Miss Jennie
O'Laughlin, OF 7i6 Thirteenth street north
west, has gone TO her home at Mechanicsburg,
Pa, but will return the latter part of the
week to attend the reception of Colonel and
Mrs. Winslow prior to their departure for
Europe Misses Grace and Jennie O'Lsugh-
lin will go to Bar Hsrbor shortly TO spend two
months. Miss Lilly Marine, OF Baltimore,
Nd, who has been the guest OF Miss O'Laugh-
lin, left for her home on Monday.
A pleasant dancing barge party occurred on
Tuesday afternoon and evening from the
Potomac Athletic Club. The party was given
by Messrs Averill, Norton, Mccoy, Butter
worth, Benson, and Horah. After an enjoyable
ride up the river the party returned to the boat
house for dance, Among those present were
President Fague, Captain and Mrs Zappone,
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar 2. Smith, Messrs Cannon,
Jones, Pryal, and Bradley, and Messrs. Graves
Butterworth, Wright, Love, Williams, and
Craigin.
Mrs. William Morris Hunt, widow of the
artist and her daughters, are occupying their
cottage, Mizzentop, Bar Harbor. They spent
last summer in Europe, to the great regret of
the fashionable contingent of Bar Harbor,
which now halls their return with delight
Although Mrs. and the Misses Hunt will not
entertain, generally, owing to Mrs. Hunts
mourning for a brother. They will give a
series of musicales which Will be looked
forward to with great anticipations of
pleasure.
Miss Maggie Fletcher and Miss Madge
Goggin have gone to Falls Church as guests
Of Miss Mabel and Miss Ethel Hughes, with
full intent for real old-time Virginia ram
BILE over the hills and valleys, where their out
ing will be partly occupied by sketching and
drawing from nature.
Mrs. Corey, of S21 Ninth street northwest,
has with her for short time her charming
daughter Mamie, who recently became Mrs.
John A. Lumpkin, of Richmond, Va. Mr..
Lumpkin is a prominent young business man
of that city, and will shortly join Mrs. Lump
kin here.
Mrs. Gleason, wife of DIR. Gleason, of
street, has joined her husband at the Red
Sulphur Springs, of Va, where DR.. Gleason is
the resident attending physician. Miss Belle
Gleason and Miss Margaret Aylmer will spend
the month OF August at the Red Sulphur.
Miss Anna Vernon Dorsey has gone to Cave
town. Nd, where she will devote her summer
leisure to literary work. Her pretty story,
Betty" was such success as to warrant
high hopes OF the young authoress' future
standing in the literary world.
Miss McGlensey, who was the guest of the
Misses Aylmer, of G street, early in the
spring, is now at Fortress Monroe, where she
is one of the reigning bellies. Her father,
Captain McGlensey, of the Navy, is in COM
mand of the receiving ship Franklin at the
Norfolk navy yard.
Mrs. Cunningham, widow of the late DR..
Cunningham, of the Army, and daughter of
Captain Smith, of the Third Artillery, was
married on July to Lieutenant P. c. Marsh,
OF the Third Artillery. The wedding cere-
mony took place at Hampton, Va.
Mrs Shields, Mrs. William B. Gurley, and
the Masters Gurley have arrived at Nantucket,
where they will spend the summer. They left
the city Tuesday morning, accompanied by
Mr. William B. Gurley, who will return home
in few days.
Among the Washingtonians at Atlantic
City are Mr.. d. F. Murphy, official stenogra-
pher of the Senate, and Mrs. Murphy They
are at the Brighton. Mrs. Suddards, widow
OF DR.: Suddards, of the Navy, is at the Sea-
side House.
Miss Blanche Allison and her cousin, Miss
Bertha Adams, of 1112 M street northwest,
left On Tuesday last for Hartford, Conn,
where they will spend the balance of the sum-
mer with their friend, Miss Lillian Dickinson.
The marriage of Miss Margaret Agnew
Greenlees and Assistant Engineer Cleland
Nelson Offley, of the Navy, will take place
Tuesday evening, at S O'Clock, in the West
street Presbyterian Church, Georgetown.
Mrs. Williams, wife of Lieutenant John l..
Williams, of the Arsenal, is established with
her children at the Hygeia, Old Point, for
the season. Mrs. Hewitt, of st. Louis; mother
OF Mrs. Williams, accompanies her.
Mrs. Thomas Somervlle and her sister, Mrs.
Logan, sailed from New York Thursday last
on the steamer Nebraska for Glasgow, where
they will spend three months at their old
home with relatives and friends
Colonel and Mrs. Ganick Mallery will spend
part OF the summer visiting various points
Of interest on the coast of New England.
Mrs. Mallery is almost recovered from
severe attack OF grippe.
Mrs. Frank d. Cleary, Mr.. William Cleary,
and Miss Lizzie Cleary left the city on Tues
day, for Saratoga, where they will spend a
a month with Mrs John Kelly and Miss Null
Ian, sister OF Mrs Cleary.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Pelouze, ACCOMPANIED
by Mr. Pelouze's sister, left the city on Thurs
day for an extended trip northward. They
will visit Niagara and the Thousand Islands
before returning home.
Mr.. Frank r. Graham, of Lincoln, Neb..
and son Of the late Robert II. Graham, of this
city, arrived here on Wednesday evening to
pay visit of three weeks to his mother, at
ll12 Tenth street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel d. Warren and family
OF Boston, are at their cottage at Mattapoisett
Mass. Mrs. Warren is well remembered here
as Miss Mabel Bayard, daughter of ex-seere-