The Washington times., 1894-07-22
SOCIAL SAYINGS AND DOINGS


] IN extended trip to San francisco.
| Mrs. Lieber, wife Of Col. G. Norman Lieber
acting Judge Advocate General Of the Army
has been for a number OF weeks at Hay
market, Va. Miss Lieber with her young
sister, Miss Louise, who have been travelling
abroad for several months, has taken cot
| tage for the Summer at Etretat.
Mr.. G. W. Pyles. of Anacostia, is al
Chapel Point, Md.
Mr.. and Mrs. John F. waggaman and finn.
| lily have left the city. Mrs. Waggaman and
her sons have gone to Ocean Grove, and Mr..
waggaman takes o trip by sea. They will re-
| turn in the Fall.
Mr.. Harry T. Proctor's return from school
and his twenty-flfth birthday were both duly
honored by hts young friends of the Second
Baptist church In southeast Washington, he
being rendered q delightful reception last
| evening at the home of his parents, No. 1926
street. Mr.. Proctor has been attending
school at Wheatley, ILL.,, and is at homo on q
| vacation.
Mrs. Adolph A. Hoehling has gone to the
Eastern Shore Of Maryland for a visit to her
| daughter. Upon her return to Washington
DIR. Hoehling will accompany his wife on q
visit to Atlantic City.
Baron A. Won Saurma-Jeltsch, German am
bassador, and family are at Deer Park for the
Summer.
|. Mr.. and Mrs. John Irwin are making pro-
longed visit to this city.
Major George NJ. Wheeler and Mrs. Wheeler
are at Bar Harbor. Me.
Mrs. Hall. wife OF Major Hall, is at Deer
Park with her two babies and nurse. She is
Joined every Saturday by her husband and
her father, Senator Blackburn.
poets to spend the latter part OF tho Summer
at Mancheste, by the Sea.
Gen. Joseph C. Breckinridge, inspector gen.
eral, and family have gone to Berkeley
Springs, where they have taken cottage for
the Summer.
Mr.. Tateno, the Japanese minister, is now
in the city. but expects to leave about August
l for Cape May.
Hon. n. Kelley, judge of the court Of ap-
peals of Richmond, Va, is in the city for q
few days.
A delightful lawn party and musicale were
given last Thursday evening by Mr.. and Mrs.
Seeley in honor of Miss Brooke. grand
daughter of the late Senator Brooke, OF
Mississippi. Miss Brooke is now visiting
Maj. and Mrs. Watt. The music was delight
fully rendered by Mrs. Jaisohn, Mr.. Morsell,
Miss Gregg. Mrs. John Collins, and Miss
Josephine Collins. Ono OF the most unique
and enjoyable features was the dancing in
the barn" in which all participated heartily.
Among the guests present were Governor Sims
Milliken. Mrs. Cousard, Maj. and Mrs. Wait.
Ensign Thomas Washington, U. S. N, Ensign
W. n. Phelps, Z. S. N, Assistant Naval Con-
structor Il. P. Hobson, Mr.. Harry Simm,
Judge and Mrs. Milliken.
Major John S. Billings and wife sailed
yesterday for Europe to spend several
months. The will go direct to London for n
visit to their daughter, the wife of DR.. Will
lam Wallis Ord, before travelling on the con-
tinent.
Count Reventhcne, the Danish minister at
Washington, has gone to Newport.
Mrs. Cleveland emphatically denies the
statement that she has requested special
police protection at Buzzard's Bay or fears
her children may be kidnapped. All the talk
about the demonstrations of tramps at the
Summer home OF the Clevelands appears to
be mere sensation.
Mrs. Cornelius Gardiner will leave about
the 1st Of August for Camp Porpus, on the
coast Of Maine.
Miss NJ. T. Thomas. youngest daughter of
the late Gen. George H. Thomas. has gone to
Deer Park, Nd, to join her sister, Miss A.
Provost Thomas, and will spend the Summer
at that resort.
Dr. Francis Lieber is at one of the leading
hospitals in Germany, where he Will remain
to pursue a course of studies for the year.
Mrs. Lieber will go abroad to join her family
in August.
Miss Jessie Aide. OF Warrensburg, No., who
has been attending the National Teachers
Association, and Miss Sadie Williams, of War
rensbnrg, are visiting Miss Marion Cockrell,
daughter Of Senator Cockrell. On Monday
Miss Marie Houx, who is the teacher of music
at the Warrensburg State normal school, and
who has been attending the Conservatory of
Music at Philadelphia, will be guest OF Miss
Cockrell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brooke Mackall, Mr.. and
Mrs. Z c. Baumgras and family, Maj.
VI. Y, u.
Duzen, Mr.. F. o. Smith, Mrs. ". T. Mathews
Mr.. and Mrs s. Lindan, Miss Nellie Bosley
and Miss Miller are among the guests of
Chevy Chase iun.
Mrs Dorsey Clagett is visiting her mother
at Canandaigua, N. Y.
Vice-President Stevenson. Congress smen
William NJ. Springer and John @. Black, D.
Keely, NJ. D., and C. NJ. Gillette are among
the guests at Hotel Belleview, Chapel Point,
Nd.
Prof J. J. George, Charles Kraemer. J. D.
Norman Gait, J. Fendail Cain,
jr., and family, W. Z. Morgan, William
Bruce Gray, Mrs. Gray, Miss Edna Gray, W.
and wife. Miss Edmonston, Mrs. Geo. G.
Hazleton, Mrs. Van Antwerp, A. II. Betz,
". C. Dix. Geo. W. Harvey. 7. A. Rover and
Miss K. V. Harvey, all Washingtonians. are
at the Hotel Royal, Atlantic City.
Miss Addie Brant and Mr.. Harry Koontz, of
Manassas. Va, are the guests OF Miss May
Collingsworth.
Mrs. George B. McC. Shelton, with her lit
lie daughter, Isabel. will spend the remainder
oined later by her cousin, Miss Carrie Nor
gan. of Capitol Hill.
Misses Rena and Lille Cooper will spend
several weeks at Old Point Comfort.
Mrs. J. s. Franklin. with the Misses Kathe-
.ine Franklin and Nettie High, left yesterday
evening for Bluff Point, Va.